On the Tip of the Tongue Weekend Social Notes
Mary J Dicks plans a weekend visit with Irene Davis at Ards Hudson. Mrs Frank Hunt heads a Brooklyn group for a motor trip and Miss Georgiana Bishop offers a prize for a golf match at the Westmore club. A festive weekend includes dances, teas, and Hallowe en events across Fairfield and Bridgeport with many local hosts and committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary J Dicks
Willem T. Hincks
Splace
Doviee Coest
Stewart
Irene Davis
Ards“Hudson
Frank Hunt
haVentin
Betty Schuman
Evans Til
University
Providence, R. I
Harry H. Deloss
Park Place
Horace B. Merwin
Jonathan Grout
Brooklawn
Wn Country Club
Georgiana Bishop
Murray
Hallowe'en
Columbus Jrs Challenge Hebrew Boys at Seaside Park
The Columbus Jrs challenge the Hebrew Boys to a game Sunday November 7 at Seaside Park. If the game is good, call Noble 1198 2 between seven and nine tonight. The Columbus Jrs will hold a practice tonight and all players should report to the club room. Officials of the Aero Club of America awarded the Gordon Bennett International Trophy to the Belgica piloted by two Belgian army officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Rock Country Club
Harvard
Rainbow Sewing Club
Mabelle Cliffe
Park Avenua
Regina Kiely
Minna Huenbere
Ellen Bjorein
Jennie McCall
Grace Guinan
Catherine O'Dwyer
Sallie Halverson
Mildred Warner
Bessie Joyce
Mabel Cuifte
Columbus Jrs
Seaside Park
Noble
Aero Club of America
Charity Society to Open Relief Shop for Unfortunates
The Charity Organization Society details a benefit shop at 28 Middle Street opening November 1 from 9 until closing. Proceeds support needy families. shop will sell donated furniture books clothing and household items with J R Sprott in charge and volunteers from local groups assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner Sin
Walter B. Lasher
DeVer H. Warner
Henrietta Bishop
G. G Willams
Richard Staples
Louise Warren
Middle Street
J. R. Sprott
Junior League
Little Sisters
Thimble Club
Beatrice Payne
Sally Wilmot
Margaret Griffith
Robert Hincks
Charles Mintz
John Marton
D. 8. Clark
Newlyweds Surprise Halloween Party by Bridgeport Trust
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Whitney of 586 Wood Avenue were treated to a surprise Halloween masquerade party by colleagues from Bridgeport Trust Co. The event featured games, stunts, dancing, and refreshments with a long list of attendees, followed by news of an extraordinary French parliament session and Moroccan tribal attack near Sheshuan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Whitney
Wood Avenue
Bridgeport Trust Co
Emily Alexander
Gertrude Bancroft
Dorothy Cadman
May Cleland
Arline Curtis
Caroline Eales
Susie Fowler
Florence Greening
Pauline Hall
Anna Lambert
T. Liefield
Edna Molloy
Irene O'Brien
Dora Sanford
Gertrude Warren
Henry Becker
P. Curtis
Ray Fredericks
Hubert Goddard
Clifton Hawkins
Paul Myers
Curtis T. Myers
Phillip Seeley
Agnes
Belle Listrand
Moran Foley nuptials staged in St Augustine’s church
A quiet Monday morning wedding linked Madeline Foley and John Moran at St Augustine’s church with Rev James Nihill officiating. The bride wore twilight blue, attended by Mrs Robert Kane. Robert Kane served as groomsman. The couple honeymooning in New York after a Stratfield reception.
Pantry shower for bride elect Catherine Rourke in Stratford
Miss Catherine Rourke of Windsor avenue Stratford received a pantry shower planned by Miss Lillian Anderson and Miss Rose Rourke. The party featured musical selections dancing and games with decorations of cats witches and pumpkins and a bountiful repast. attendees included numerous Misses and Mrs. names such as Lillian Hood Mary Coleman Mildred Anderson Addie Clark and many Rourke relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Rourke
Windsor Avenue
Stratford
Lillian Anderson
Rose Rourke
Lillian Hood
Mary Coleman
Mildred Anderson
Addie Clark
Pegsy
W. Pratt
M. Sullivan
C. Kraft
R. Cunningham
J. Rourke
John Maroney
Fred Taulty
Charles Donmer
Freda’ Rourke
John O'Connell
John Shannon
Walter Rourke
and Cunningham
Gus Cunning
Frank Neff
Thommes Walsh
Daniel Maloney
Vincent Grabby
Bill Gavenaugh
Francis Shulthe
Michael Sullivan
Jack Finn
R. Cunningam
Army Occupation Enlistments Resume November First
Sergeant O'Brien at the local Army Recruiting Station 925 Main Street announces that Colonel Aloo orders resuming enlistments for the Army of Occupation in Germany starting November 1. Two hundred infantry volunteers are needed with a dozen clerical specialists to be selected from trained or trainable men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Brien
Mainstreet
Aloo
Army of Occupation
Germany
Advice to the Lovelorn by Beatrice Fairfax
Two readers seek guidance on love and loyalty amid parental opposition and social expectations. The first letter asks if a diligent suitor should be given two years to prove himself before marriage, while the second warns a woman against courting a married man, urging her to consider reputation and future consequences. The newspaper notes a brief report of Polish troops attacking near Orany on the railroad, widening regional tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Fairfax
Jana
Billie
Be Well Dressed For Street Wear In Winter Modes
The article outlines three winter street costume types: the straight street suit with or without fur, a dress paired with a separate fur coat, and the coat dress or long cloak. Fabrics urged include duvet de laine, duvetyn, and velour, with coats narrow at the shoulders and hip-length to knee-length, belt use discouraged. Shorter coats favored for mobility and warmth.
Quiet Wedding Unites Helen Inman and William Purcell
Miss Helen Inman daughter of Mr and Mrs Jarvis Inman of 87 Marion Street and William Purcell of New Haven were married yesterday by Rev Father Lynch. Only close family attended at the ceremony. The bride wore a blue tricotine traveling suit with a panne velvet hat and white rose corsage. Attendant was Miss Nellie Ryburn. Harold Purcell acted as best man. After a wedding breakfast at the bride's home the couple left for a two week honeymoon and will reside in this city upon return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Inman
Jarvis Inman
Marion Street
William Purcell
New Haven
Father Lynch
Nellie Ryburn
Harold Purcell
Trade unions deny GOP labor misstatement about Cox
Charles J. Case of the Ohio State Building Trades replies to a Republican publicity sheet claim that Governor Cox built a Dayton newspaper office with non union labor. He states the allegation is denied by the Ohio State Building Trades Council in convention at Dayton. Also notes police raid on anarchist residences at Saragoza Spain with arms seized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox
Dayton
Ohio
Charles J. Case
Ohio State Building Trades
Republican Publicity Committee
Associated Press
Ohio State Building Trades Council
Tiayton
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Weatozue Club
Taylors Archestca
Uns
W. B. Harring
Norman Street
New York City
Miss . Hoyt
Tranistan Avenue
Alice Rubey
Shoreham Terrace
Fairfield
Emily Skerrite
Ann Street
C. V. Keller
Howard Avenue
Poplar Street
Adolph Thsch
Fifth Street
Miss Marsh
Columbia University
Frances B. Coggs West
Isabel Pillans
New York
Mace
Anna Pavlova
Europe
William P. Hanley
Bilton Machine and Tool Co
Singer Manufacturing Company
St. George's Church
David Price
Alfred &. Veness
Fifth District
St. Charles
Children of Mary Society of
St. Charles Church
Frank Stanson
Clinton Avenue
Samuel Stanley
East Main Street
Paterson, N. J
Italian Women's Council
International Institute Rooms
Beach Street
Bridgeport High School
Board of Education
Lionel Barrymore
Mira Nancy Berg
Andrew Derg
Henry Sherwood Burr
Henry Burr
Airfield
Miss Herz
Agnes L. Marsh
Walter J. Marsh
Colorado Avenue
Barnard College
Bridgeport
Clar
Emerty
Dorothy Bartholomew
Beechwood Avenue
North End
Madison School
Helen J. Shelton
C.K Shelton
Laurel Avenue
Mount Holyoke College
Shelton
Pairfield
Sasco Hill
Southport
Bolton
Capriano
Andrew, Riker
Bertram Ainsworth, Jr
Main Street
Marvel
Sesukt
Charity Society
Sheshuan
Morocco
Moran — Foley
St Augustine's Church
Madeline Foley
Daniel Foley
James Street
John Moran
Wells Street
James Nihill
Robert Kane
Sroom
Killarney
Stratfield
Moran
the Times
Beatrice Fairfax
Miss Pairfax
Finhcee
X. B
Orany
Sara Fossa
Spain
Main ST
Nirdlinger
Nirdlinger’s
Coats
Tasmania
Camillia
Caledonia
Champstyne
Bolivias
Silvertones
Oxford
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