Shower Tendered Miss Hughes Before Her Wedding
Miss Rose Hushes of Stratford, soon to wed Ernest Woodrow, received a delightful shower Monday evening hosted by Miss Anna Sykex and Miss Grace Ham. The event featured dancing, singing, and a bountiful repast, with gifts for the bride. Invitations listed Miss Tetitia Keily, Miss Nan MacPhail, Miss Marjorie Arnold, and many others from Stratford society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Hughes
Rose Hushes
Stratford
Ernest Woodrow
Anna Sykex
Grace Ham
Tetitia Keily
Nan MacPhail
Marjorie Arnold
Gertrude
Margaret’ Walsh
Sadie MacPhail
Mildred’ Oliver
Madeline Nelson
Jennie Baer
Jessie Elwood
Dorothy Dunning
Alice Fair
Marguerite Gillespie
Margaret Duggan
Susie Erwin
Althea ‘Osgood
Eleanor Harmon
Mary Walsh
Flor
Spee
Atten Anna
Card of Thanks for Loss of Beloved Mother
The undersigned thank friends and neighbors for sympathy after our mother’s passing and for floral tokens. H. Jones and sisters express appreciation for support during this sad bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ped
H. Jones and Sisters
Quiet Stratford wedding seals new union
Mixa Myrtle Rubborn wed Clinton Coe in Stratford in a quiet ceremony at the Methodist church officiated by Rev. A F Chamberlain. The bride wore a brown traveling suit with a matching hat and a corsage of bride’s roses. Attendant Edna Wilcoxson wore a midnight blue suit. Best man was Raymond Coe. A reception followed at the belde home and the couple left for a honeymoon to various points of interest before residing in Stratford. Rubborn was with Howland's office force. Coe is with Handy & Harmon Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ratford
Mixa Myrtle Rubborn
Clinton
Belde
Stratford
Miss Klibborn
Howland’s
Mr. Coe
Handy & Harmon Co
St. Peter’s Church
Catherine M. Donahue
Clifford Dureau
Beechwood Avenue
John J. McElroy
John McElroy
Beach Street
Charles Leddy
Arthur LeVasseur
Mabel Prendagast
Loretta Donahue
Miss Donahue
Charles McElroy
Dureau
Waters
Washington, D. C
Highland Avenue
McElroy
American Tube and Stamping Company
John R. Wood Hall Company
Greenlawn Country Club
Juniors at Normal School Plan First Dance
The Normal School junior class will host its first dance Friday evening in the school hall. Each member invites her escort and invites the Senior class and faculty. Cole's orchestra will provide music and refreshments will follow intermission. Chaperones include Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Stevens and Miss Jean Betzner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole
Leroy. Stevens
Jean Betzner
Anna McClure
Egular Comturies
Loretta Linehan
Helen McMurray
Ida Allen
Anna McGrath
Mrs Thomas Word to Women
Mrs Ep Tuomas of Morrice Michigan shares relief from dizziness after childbirth using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She praises its lasting help before and after babies and urges others to seek the product and free advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrice, Mich
Lydia E. Pinkham
Ep. Tuomas
Morrice
Mich
Lydia FE
McElroy Donahue Nuptials At St Peters
Miss Catherine Donahue and John J. McElroy Jr wed at St Peter's Church in a nine oclock ceremony. The couple will honeymoon in Washington DC and reside at 152 Highland Avenue after November 15.
Social notes recount local engagements and upcoming weddings
Mrs Ralph Sperry and Mrs I W Birdseye hosted a bridge and tea for Miss Eugenia Barker. Invitations issued for the wedding of Miss Angeus Campana and Joseph Shea on November 3 at Sacred Heart church. Announcements of guests, showers, and parties follow including a bridge and pinochle event for a charity fund and a tea for Miss Barker at Miss Marjorie Smith’s home.
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Ralph Sperry
Park Avenue
I. W. Birdseye
Fairfield Avenue
Eugenia Barker
Coleman Street
Rena Radel
Washington Avenue
Leo Mc Hlroy
New York City
Elmer Beardsley
State Street
Metropolis
Angelus Campana
Charles Campana
Myrtle
L. H. Schwartz
Beechwood Avenue
Goldman
Council of Jewish Women
Early Morning Wedding for Miss Hackett in Richl
Miss Lillian Hackett served as maid of honor and Edna Altiera was flower girl at the wedding of Miss Hackett and Mr. Pengue. The couple planned a Maine honeymoon after a ceremony at St Jes church and will live in the city after December 1st. Pengue works for Eastern Malleable Tron Co. and the bride is a cashier at Bridgeport Public Market. A subsequent dress cutting demonstration was announced by Mrs Kuemmel offering free lessons on dress styles and construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Hackett
Edna Altiera
John* Hackett
Lorrina’ Hackett
J. J. Hackett
Rich
Verson Street
Hackett
Joseph Pengue
Orchard Street
Maine
St. Jes’ Church
White
Pengue
Eastern Malleable Tron Co
Bridgeport
W. ¢. Kuemmel
Wns
Cannon Street
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State ST
Vinci
Vitol
Eeee Geo. Wm. Bentley Co
New England
Boston
Mass
Cey
Annie Gily
Ifey
Con- Retcut Avenue
Blessed Sacrament Church
Tig United Church
William Dana Street
White Plains
Frishie
Bacb Ses
Hindie Drug
Main St. Col. State
Main St
Arcade
Paul Hine
Brooklawn Park
W. Gerald Bryant
Park Place
Frederick McCuskey
Helen McGuire
Myrtle Avenue
Joseph Shea
Miss Campana
Hallowe'en
Hattie and
Loretta’ Campana
Anthony Gallagher
Lawrence Walker
Margaret Hurley
Marian McCarthy
Elizabeth Connors
Abbie Larkin
Agnes McMurray
Mary Bannon
Stephen Rahrig
John McGuire
Lydia Card
Jane Eferari
Miss Card
Wells Street
Hazel Roberts
William J. Arde
Norfolk
Beatrice Lowe
Edna Abercrombie
Bessie Gavin
Lette Quinn
Geo. Card
Lucy Card
Earl Lockwood
Elizabeth Hennessey
Nellie Rush
Thelma Stone
Minnie Stewart
George Roberts
Fannie Stone
Ruth Anderson
Paul Wooster
Moriat Anderson
John Fay
Sterling Place
J. H. Savard
Noble Avenue
Black Rock Country Club
Everett Kimball
History and Government Department
Smith College
Northampton
Smith College Club
Marjorie Smith
Jane Casey
Florence Burr
Smith
Kimball
Bridgeport Art League
Anne Hatheway
Beardsley Park
Art League
Clinton Avenue
F. H. Brandes
Beatrice Smith
Laurel Avenue
Park Street Congregational Church
Ladies’ Union
Fullerton Memorial Circle
Seville
Ont
United States
Broad Street
Clark
Glasbak
Ard Cup
Caker
Uring
BOM
Liberty
Semce Pamet
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