Social notes reveal engagements and gatherings at Brooklawn and Weatogue clubs
MISS MARION DEFOREST visits Brooklawn Country club for tea tomorrow with a putting match and 18 hole medal play with prizes for best net score. TEA hosts include MRS GEORGE B HOUSTON and MRS Wesley Coney at Weatogue Country club. An engagement announcement unfolds at a dinner for Miss Eleanor BarBaro and G Sherman Windsor.
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Brooklawn Country Club
Paramount
George B. Houston
Wesley Coney
Weatogue Country Club
Misa May Topping
Mra Bradford Warner
Eleanor Barbaro
Eleanor Bartram
Sasco Hill
Southport
G Sherman Windsor
George Windsor
Maplewood Avenue
Miss Bartram
Rosemary Hall
Greenwich
Windsor
Dartmouth
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Automatic Machine Co
Pretty Little House To Be Private School
The Brooklawn private school, led by Miss Dotten Gros Claude, will move into a new building at 750 Brooklawn Avenue by November 1 and begin term on Oct 4 at the principal’s home 1550 Laurel Avenue. The two story facility features an open air gallery for outdoor classes and a lower floor for bad weather with extra rooms and a reception area.
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Mise Dotten Gros Claude
New York
Miss Gross Claude
Brooklawn
Laurel Avenue
School on the Rise Announces Staff and Programs
The entire supervision of the school rests with Miss Gros Claude. The staff includes four teachers. A physical culture teacher will arrive before opening to conduct daily physical culture classes as part of school work. Registration is now open.
Women urged to register at Germania Hall meeting
Meetings organized by the Bridgeport Equal Franchise League aim to explain women’s registration to become voters. Mrs Shaw speaks in German and English. Foreign speaking women across the city are to hear prominent league members discuss registration.
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Germania Hall
Main Street
Bridgeport
Equal Franchise League
Samuel C. Shaw
Diamond Dyes Promise Easy At Home Dye for All Fabrics
An advertisement extols the Diamond Dyes as simple to use for dyeing worn garments and linens. It claims shab fabrics can be revived with a fadeless color in wool silk linen cotton or mixed goods. A druggist offers a color card and guarantee of perfect results.
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Drugsist
Hebrew Boys' Club elects new president
Israel Byes was elected president of the Hebrew Boys' Club at a Wednesday meeting in the Warner building. Samuel Shopiek becomes vice president. Igyman Foetiman is secretary. Benjamin Schiess treasurer. New members Myer Schine and Benjamin Levine joined. next meeting set for Monday, Sept. 20 to plan fall and winter activities.
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Hebrew Boys’ Club
Warner Building
Israel Byes
Byelas Haseen
Samuel Shopiek
Igyman Foetiman
Benjamin Schiess
Samuel Shopick
Henry Levine
Harry Dinnerstein
Lester Leventhal
John Postel
Robert Hirsch
Morris Rockowitz
Hyman Futelston
John Postol
Myer Schine
Benjamin Levine
The University School Offers 29th Year Start
The University School at 836 Fairfield Avenue begins its 29th year on September 22. The program emphasizes careful individualized work with shorter courses and preparation for college technical and professional schools, including outdoor and indoor athletics under headmaster Vincent C. Peck.
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Fairfield Avenue
Vincent C. Peck
Laias
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