Women named to Democratic National Committee executive
A list of 17 women named by Homer Cummings join 17 men to form a 34 member executive committee for the Democratic Party during the presidential campaign. Among appointees are Mrs Josephus Daniels of Raleigh, Mrs Kellogg Fairbank of Chicago, and Miss Caroline Ruutz Rees of Greenwich, Conn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic National Committee
Washington, D. C
Homer
Cummings
Josephus Daniels
Raleid
N. C
Kellogg Fairbank
Chicago
Til
Helen Grenfell
Denver
Colo
John B. Castieman
Louisyifie
Pattie
Rotter Jacobs
Hirmingham
Als
Stiles W.burr
St. Paul
Minn
John K. Ottley
Atlanta
Filswbeth Mantury
New York City
Beverley RB
Munford
Richmond
Overton G
Bilis
Tacoma
Wash
Caroline Route-Rees
Greenwich
Conn
Daniels
Raleigh
Ars, Kelloxe Fairbank
Benjamin F. Ayer
New Hampshire
West
Mar Fairbank
Chicago University
National Woman's Liberty Loan Committee
Trnois Council of National Defense
Kelloge Fairbank
Helen Loring Grenfell
Colorado
State Penitentiary and Reformatory
Colorado State Forestry Association
Children’s Hospital of
Castleman
Kentucky
General Castleman
Louisville
Jeman
Kentucky Volunteer Infantry
Goebel
Democratic State Central Committee
Elia Flags Young
Ilinois
Liberty Loan
Alabama
Jacobs
American Woman Suffrage Association
Stiles W. Burr
Maryland
Sirlhood
Minnesota
Ramses County Suffrage Association
County League of Women Voters
Woman's Welfare League of
Samuel Tilden
Abrams
Hewitt
New York
United States
Miss Marbury
Franklin K. Lane
Secretary of the Interior
Columbus
Pershing
Admiral Long
Allen
Marbury
Sweetbriar College
Fish University
War Work Council
Overton G. Elis
Kansas City
Washington
Overton G. Ellis
State Supreme Court
Missouri
Olympia
Ellis
Democratic Party
Caroline Tuutz-Rees
England
St. Andrews
Scotland
Ecole Des Hautes
France
Columbia University
Rosemary Hall
Ruutz- Rees
National Woman Suffrage Association
Budapest
Connecticut
Woman's Committers
Counci
National Defense
Local Social News and Palestine Relief Talk
Mrs N T Moore hosts Mary Beardsley society and Miss Florence Hastings hosts a Friday bridge party. Mrs Caroline Greenfield reports from The Stratfield on Jewish resettlement in Palestine with shelter shortages and two year rents. Rabbi Abrams discusses the Palestine Restoration Fund drive starting Sunday. Bridgeport sets a $30000 quota. Rev Adelbert Chapman to preach Lenten service at St Pauls Church on Kossuth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Greenfield
Stratfield
Greenfield
United States
Palestine
Holy Land
Samuel J. Abrams
Park Avenue Temple
Palestine Restoration Fund
Bridgeport
Adelbert Chapman
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Kossuth Street
Washington Park
Soprano Imez Barbour to Sing In Children's Crusade Event
Imez Barbour, touring with the Chicago Symphony, will sing a soprano part in The Children’s Crusade by Gabriel Pierne. The Bridgeport Oratorio Society presents the piece March 23 in the High School auditorium with 250 members, four assisting artists, and 50 children chosen by Clayton P. Stevens. Rehearsals run weekly under Arthur Mees. The soloists include Robert Quait tenor, R Norman Jolliff bass, and Irene Williams soprano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imez Barbour
Chicago Symphony
Gabriel Pierne
Bridgeport Oratorio Society
Arthur Mees
Clayton P. Stevens
Miss Barbour
Robert Quait
R. Norman Jol|iff
New York
Spring Fashion Frocks With Youthful Basque and Peplum
A vintage fashion note outlines a navy taffeta frock with a youthful basque and peplum. It suggests tricotine sere ta ffe or satin fabrics, three fine side-gore tucks on the skirt, a sash of black velvet, and braiding details in henna or smoke blue for the vest and triangular inserts.
No Change in Women’s Styles Predicted at Chicago Convention
Modistes gather in Chicago for a five day semi annual convention starting March 15 tied to the Fashion Art League of America show. Madame Alla Ripley, president, says material costs and workmanship prevent radical style changes and American women are better dressed, with modes fitting individualities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Fashion Art League of America
Alla Ripley
League
English judge bars woman's pursuit in courtship
London reports a landmark injunction by Mr Justice Avery restricting Louisa Amelia Harris from pursuing Charles Henry Major. The ruling marks a defiant stance against pursual freedoms for women and stirs debate on feminist progress and social norms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Charles Henry Major
Louisa Amelia Harris
Justice Avery
Tempting Recipes from Hominy to Mock Maple Syrup
A collection of kitchen notes detailing Hominy Parties and variations such as Hominy and Raisin Croquettes and Curried Rabbit. Includes Lightning Cake and White Enamel Frosting recipes, plus Mock Maple Syrup and fashion musings about a silk frock with velvet, satin, and taffeta references.
Legion Women Meet Here For March 22 Gathering
A mass meeting of American Legion mothers wives and sisters is called for March 22 at 2 40 pm in the Sea Side Club ballroom. Mrs Chiles L Crosby chairs the women's activities and Justice George W Wheeler will welcome attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Legion
Chiles L Crosby
Women’s Auxiliary
Legion
George W. Wheeler
Crosby
Comfort Club
U. C
Miss Alice Holmes Leads Bridgeport Moose Contest
Miss Alice Holmes of 101 Winter Street is the movie candidate in the ladies popularity contest run by Bridgeport lodge No 259 Loyal Outer of Moose with Moose bazaar at Eagles hall. She is cashier at the Empire theatre and has built a strong campaign organization. votes pour in as the contest ends Saturday night March 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Holmes
Winter Street
Bridgeport Lodge
Moose
Eagles’ Hall
Miss Holmes
Bridgeport
Empire Theatre
Household Hints From a Bygone Page
Do it yourself sewing tips detail making silk or satin handkerchief mufflers from old ties using bias cuts and piecing. Craft two or three scarves from one handkerchief and reuse tie linings or re-cover thin ties for new use. Also advised are sponge care methods and cleaning tips for brushes with ammonia to remove stains and soften water.
Social Activities Highlights In Wes End Congregational Notice
The annual meeting of the Women s Missionary Union of Wes End Congregational church will be held Friday at 2 PM at Mrs F H Noyes 58 Sherwood Ave. Elections and annual report read aloud with a talk on Crusades of Compassion by Rev R H White. Officers listed: Mrs R H White president Mrs E B Griffith vice president Mrs R H Noyes treasurer Miss C W Morehouse secretary. Also notes Mrs Max Kirschner returns home from West Somerville MA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Missionary Union
Wes End Congregational Church
F. H. Noyes
Sherwood Avenue
R. H. White
Compassion
R. H White
E. B. Griffith
R. H. Noyes
C. W. Morehouse
Community groups hold meetings with concerts and fairs
Esther invites residents to a regular Friday meeting at 7 45 p m in the school hall with violin pieces by pupils of Prof Hutzel and a program by Hutzel's orchestra Orpheus Quartet and soloists James J Gormley Henry T Blair Howard F Hotchkiss Howard W Bertine Charles F Goodfellow and Miss Minera Pious A Barnum Orchestra will play for dancing after a dramatic reading The Universalist church Women’s Club announces a fair next Tuesday with luncheon dinner tea and homemade candy and attire sales The Elias Howe unit Women’s Relief Corps members contribute baked goods for a silver tea and sale tomorrow in the G I rooms Mrs Frederick Hinderer chairs arrangements Mrs Frank Kinsler hosts the English Literary Club Friday at 4 00 The improving health of Mrs Howard Wheale is noted
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pup
Prof
Hutzel
Prof. Hutzel
Orpheus Quartet
James J. Gormley
Henry T. Blair
Eno
Howard F. Hotchkiss
Howard W. Bertine
Charles F. Goodfellow
O Henry Story
Miss Minera Pious
Barnum Orchestra
the Universalist Church
Charles Shute
Hal Perkins
James Coulter
Jerome Crcutt
Elias Howe
Jnn Women's Relief Corps
G. I
Main Street
Frederick Hinderer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Democratic Executive Committee
Soc
DeMiracle
129Th St
Park Ave
Newr York
Black Rock
North Ave
Seaside Park
Pequomneck River
N. T. Moore
Bronx Avenue
Mary Beardsley Society
Florence Hastings
Merchant Street
Inez Barbour
West End
Seythes Sieck
Miss Alice Holmes
Pinex Co
Ft. Wayne, Ind
Max Kirschner
West Somerville
Mass
Benjamin Thorp
Authors’ Club
John Wooster
Park Street
Helen F. Boyd
Association
Frederick M. Hawes
Broad Street
Sacred Heart Church
M. Craw
J. N. Sears
Marie Murphy
Lucian T. Warner
Broadstreet
United Church Choir
M. Hosey
St. Patri Church
St. Vincent's Hospital
Rockville
Maplewood Recreation Center
Linwood Avenue
Bessie Burr
Worth Street
West Somersville
Barnum Recreation Center
Esther
Union Center
Shelton Echo
A. W. Hearse
Sprial
T. C
Maude Harges
Laurel Avenue
Frederick Parsons
English Literary Club
Frank Kinsler
North Avenue
Howard Wheale
Ristreet
Armuny
Rockwell &Co
Main ST
Rockwell & CO
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