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THE EVENING- BENTINEL—SO. NORWALK, CONN.
?‘ Excellent Turkey Din-
ner Held In Connec-
tion With Installa-
tion.
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One oi the most delightful and
Incccssiul ulluirs cvur held by Court
uurcl No. lots Catholic Daughters
of America was the Installation sor-
dlco for the new officers. which
Wis followed by u. delicious banquet
pt the ii. of L‘. hull last night.
Fully 150 persons prospectiVo
members. and a few guests enjoyed
the ufilliru
The officers were installed by
Mrs. Patrick linugh of Norwailt.
. the new District Deputy. The new
officers of Court Laurel arc:
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Grand Regent—Jennie McNam-
. .l‘l.
vice grand regent—Mrs. Frances
Lynch.
'ireasul~er-—-Mrs. Mary O'Brien.
Marshall—drama. Schultz.
Financial secretory-Evelyn Cros-
etiere.
Sentinel Mrs. Mary Hogan.
Emphases—Mrs. Catherine Grit.
VHistor-lnn—‘ll‘rances Splun.
Organist—Mrs. Annis Rooney.
Lecturer—Madeline Campbell.
Trustees for three years—Mrs.
Margaret Borgmunn. and Miss Cil-
thormo Walsh.
Chaplain—HOV. Dennis P. Hurley.
Following the impressiwl services
~" of installation. the niembers ud-
Journed to ills banquet hall of the
K. of c. Hall, where they found ll
bounty rennet sproud on the st-
troctively decorated tables. The
Court colors. purple and yellow
predominated. and there wurc dain-
ty bouquets oi sweet pens
Gland itogont Moltumora “as the
vtontmastsr for the occasion.
Thomenu for the banquet was:
Grape fruit mar-Militia
Roast chicken with dressing.
. Manned potatoes. mashed
slips.
Celery. pickels. cranberry sauce.
Rolls. coflee.
Ice creum and cake.
Following the banquet. s. program
of entertainment was presented. The
Columbia irlo rendered vocal num-
hole. as did Edward J Splsn. and
Miss Morguerlte Reynolds.
On behalf of the court. Mrs. Mo-
!llcrnars presented Mrs. Mary rio-
. up. who for many yssrs ha been
’a most active member of the Coon.
til 1'-
a. luncheon set.
" Miss Frances Donn or Greenwich
“was intloduced to the dine sud
on tho work'donc by the Catholic
‘ daughters.
, Mrs George Hands was the cap-
‘ablo ohulrisdy in charge of the of-
uir lut evening and she was ably
guinea by Mrs. Msry O'Brien. Miss
’ Anne. Campbell. Mrs. Frances Uynch
, firs. Julio Griffin. Mrs. Henry
Bergman, and Mrs. John Griffin.
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Mel m 510.. “i as;
I “(n- Grand Cnirll
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. with a. handsome sateieg table, and
,3» guys a very int/arestlng. tells. ‘
New Shoe
This baby lf‘opard shncwwhich. of
course. can match mllady's coat~~io
the latest offering from Paris.
has recently made its nppearunoc ill
Amu‘ica.
CHURCHES
The rcgulnr meeting of the Young
People‘s Guild of Trinity church who
hold lust waning in the Guild iiull.
llnporiuni business concurning the
Spring plans of the Guild were made.
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The Woman's .iscoulutlon of i c
South Norwnlk llnplist church is
scheduled to meet this afternoon at
this home of Dr. and Mrs. H. C.
Sherer of Washington street.
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The Ladies Aid Society of the,
First Baptist church of Divine l‘lf'lllv
ing is scheduled to meet this evening
at 7:30 o‘clock oi the. homo of Mrs.
Jsmes 11. Walsh, 63 Van Buren ave-
nus.
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Mrs. M. J. O'Brien is to enter-
tain the members of tho Hospital
sowing committee of t. Joewph's
church st. 3 o’clock this afternoon at
the K of if. rooms on Washington
street.
FEATERNAES
Benevolent and Frotectivs Order
of Elks. Norwslk Lodge. No. 709.
will meet tonight at 65 South Main
street.
Louiso
at 100
Daughters of Herman,
Lodge. Will meet tonight
Wsshlngton street.
United Hatters of America. Hat
Finishers Local. No. to will meet to~
night at 103 Whehingion street.
Bruno Roselli To
lumen and Mrs.
band Tom was away on u business
It.
Discuss World Powers
Rebekah Lodge To ~
Entertain On Friday
There is to be a social danCo by
the Young bodies of the Euroks lio~
lwkuh Lodge til. Odd Fellows hsll
Friday night.
Entertainment by the DoMolsy
entertainers will be followed by a
Charleston exhibition by Willlsnl
Gusinfson. a song by Donald Sisson.
u saxophone pioco by Don and
William Howard. a duet by Bill and
Don ilowsrd, solos by Koilts. Wil-
Evs. Stovcnson
Whitineon.
Tho committee in charge is head-
ed by Luelln Finch. chairman. its-
slstrd by Marion Kirby, Annoy Dc-
Bocr. Ruth Brush. Dorothy Howell.
Dorothea. Green and hour». dodcr-
strum.
Cynthia 'Grey
Says:
Married lrialld Alice ulld I went
on a Saturday afternoon "but" u.
week or so ago. winding up with
ouppcr alt Allen's houuo bccuuso hus-
trip and the setting was perfect for
a gosalpiest.
Somehow, Alluo wlis lloi nis llli ug-
low and pvppvll-up ml a. holy should
be after (in nl'il-rnoon inn with
chirloln Siilzltl lunch. symphony con-
ccrl. and hot fudge sundae.
The l‘t‘llilon cumo iorlh nil Aiioo
pourod my second cup of orungu
pokoc;
“How in tho world do they do it'."'
blll‘ ulmoxl, llt‘llilll‘iilutl.
"it isn't lair! It isn‘t right! 'l‘iluy
work no hllrill‘l' limit we wives. illld
not ncllrly no hurlil"
I waited. and Alice pour-2d forth
hol' illlulld wrnih which had l)i‘(‘ll
llCi'llflllllJllan nil nil-crllooil.
ll rooms that ii coon-rod about the
“poor working girl" Whom Alice had
seen out ill all her "Saturday after-
nOOn glory” by lhe hundreds that
l Dl'rl’lliDH lul‘ilosnly. llnd polillod
out to Align one olluppy cruniuro all-
or another: it seemed to me that
never had i seen such it displuy of
chic (lumen-is.
"N0 \i'lvllllri‘ lhm‘il fli‘u dl\‘0l‘Cebl"
went on Alice. still soothing with her
theme of envy and injustice. “Look
at my wardrobe!" and Allco dragged
me from third cup of ion to see the
wursl.
.Vol [hurling
ll \iusn‘l no iiuzzliug. i must od-
mitl i know that Alice hud worn
that lvrowll \clour coat with the fox
collur. a. bit moth-chewed now. at
least ihroo and maybe four sermons.
Tho little: brown with hot hud been
bought. "income you: can wear satin
the your around." Alice now ex-
plained when she bought it. and she
had worn it at least two summers
and two winters.
"it isn’t i'uir~ Something‘s all
wrong sonll Wlli‘i‘i‘l" Alice boiled on.
”111030 girls we saw t is ill‘tvérnoon
make from $20 to $4 ll week. or
around $150 a month. They get to
work at 9. pound a iypwrilcr until
5. Mill two hours out for lunch——
which somebody rise cooked and
ihoy don‘t know what they're going
to crib—go home at 5. and their
day is over, 'i‘hey'ro l‘ll'lldy for a.
(th‘llliiK of play! -
"Most of them live at home and
filly no board. That means who a
month just to spend on lhclnsoivos!
(‘ynihhn I haven‘t had $50 this your
Among the outstanding eye-ills of
.1 week that is unusually crowded
with events of importance will be)
the second of the Stamford Woman s
Club evening cultural series in the
auditorium. Thursday evening at
this time. Bruno Roselli. who
has many drst-lund facts at his
linger-tips. and s highly interesting
manner of presenting them. will talk
on “World Powers and inter-Allied
Debts."
The committee in charge of his
year's evening series or the club in-
cludes lilies Harriet C. Davenport,
chairman: tilts. Kenneth Carter.
Mrs. Alfred N. Phillips. Jr.. Mrs.
Abram Spelks snd Miss Helen E.
Woods.
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GOODS
10-12 80. m 81%.
”maniac-semi“!
iMUNSIE' own.
so. nonwmt
F
Filo—slur soil Straw Combinations
allplulllie Mllllnery
”NOR“ MAIN STREET
scorn 1'03qu
which I spent on myself! My only
pin umnoy is what i can squeeze
{from the $10 a. “elk house money
’I‘Olll yin-s nlc'.‘
Allu- isn‘t the only wife and mom-
or “nose resents ful roots and cut-
slot-I buckh‘ on the {roll form of
"the poor working girl." I wonder
if my little sermon to Alice may not
quell their turbulent thoughts 3. bill
Seeking n Home
First of all. isn't it true that the
First of oil. isn't'ii true that the
Very goal of these fur-coated. mur-
lcclcd. chiffon-hosed glrlies is tho
very thing thst Alice herself has?
They want a home. a husband.
Their clothes are purely anlslory
bull. cliilcr consciously or uncou-
srlousiy.
There an! only two classes of
girls working in the business and
professional world. Girls and womon
who have chosen work as only ten»
porary and s prelude to marriage.
snd girls who have accepted or
chosen it as their permanent groove
snd objective. either of necessity.
because thew know marriage is m-
thor improbable for them. or of
choice because they prefer the
‘ working world.
You can plainly tell the two types
from their dress. The fur-coated
maidens who spend every cent on
their “duds" sre frankly in the mar-
riage market. The “neatly dressed"
girl has money in the bsnk. an in-
suronce policy. possibly is making
payments on s. lot. and may own it
plan then the savings
Installment run.
Much is being said nowadays about buying on
the installment plan. This bank believes that
there wss never devised a bstur installment
to Independence, through weekly payments.
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book my of acquiring
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coups. Sits is lining for s trip to
Europe and plans her own home
with s fireplace and it built-in
ironing bound.”
Suns God
In other words the working girl
who more or less eschews matri-
monisl plans is working for the self-
ssms gosl that the married womsn
hu—o home. a certnin degree of
economic security
And the other girl. the beautiful
onswho looks like s fashion piste
is after the very same thing. wheth-
er she consciously knows it or not.
In time the msrcel end the high
basis will moon a Mrs. before her
come. She will wear her winter
cost three years booms- thsy are
buying their home. Showill on only
two pnirs ‘of shoes because the baby
needs s new buggy.
No energy. is so wasted In any!
of the single girl who our {hunt
lotion is read more clearly hens thou
any piece 1 know. ‘
NB TROPICAL RESORTS.
The very finely plotted skirlt of
whit; crops do chino is worn smo-
tlvsiy with tho oretonns locket or
with one of quilted' stilt—o: Poll:
Bush. of course.
11!” 0mm have got in
scclsu‘on
bountiful dud: The law of coupon-
,.
Because of lh
There will be no sewing meeting
of the Women's guild of Trinity!
church tomorrow afternoon.
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The special meeting of the Nor.
wnllt Branch of tho Americsn All.
of University Women
which was to have been held on Fri-
duy afternoon at Miss Wilson's bri-
votc school. has been postponed on
account of the storm. Dctnils of tile
futurc'"plnns will be snnounced lulrr.
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Them in to be no meeting of tho
Norwulk Lirsuch ol’ the D. A. it. to-
day. it was planned at first to hold
is "President's Day" lit the Royal
James [on today in connection \llih
u luncheon .for the county unsophi—
llcll. All the regents und Lhu \icu
regents woro to attend. Tho lunch.
l-on cannot be held on account of
tho storm but wil take plow at a
later date.
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The weekly iunclfion oi the Nor.
u-nlk itlpuhllcun Women's :‘P‘N'll'lfl~
lion which who to have been held to-
morrow at the South Norwalk Con-
gn-gutlonnl «hurcb has been I'.l~)5!
ponod for one week on account of
till: storm.
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.lAth wuclt‘s experience um. no
slrcnuuus for the majority of the
Republican womr-n who utiondml the
luncheon held in the midst of the
storm at Christ church .tilllt is was
decided this week to postpone the
nll'alr until the weather made it s
little easier for the women on the
outskirts of the city to attend.
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"Juries" which was to have ill-an
llln subject tomorrow. will be Ehen
on Thursday of next week at lilo
Nnrwulk Congregational church
I Hurry Jennings of Wilton will
speak.
At a later date. the women of ill!-
5 o u t h N o r w s i k Congregational
church will tender their luncheon
lo the Republican Women's A5-
sociation.
O I O
The Mothers'
Follgrclrntlonal
in the church
club of the Norwlih.
club plans to mini
next Wednesday in-
stead of today. because most ol 1»
Many Events Are Postponed
| le‘dors
.street. this sftsrnoon, owing to llil‘
Mrs. Krapp Gives Talk
At Mothers’ Club
Fits
Woman's
6 Severe Storm
At the lncollng of tho :lioiilt'r'n'
club hold in the club rooms of “iv
WDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 10, 1926.
“OF, SPECIAL INTEREST FOR THE WOMEN OF NORWALK
l Duly Is to
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H orlluslland, SaysC llthc mm
Girl‘s snd Woulvll's club yosctsrduy
afternoon, Zilrs. George Knapp Karo,
the third serum at her talks on the
mental development of tho boy and
girl. i
Noxt Wt‘ti'k.' Dr. S. W, rfhorwoml
will speak on tho "l’roilir-nl of tho
Adolescent Boy and Girl." Al-
though the meeting is to begin ul
ll o'clock. llr. Sherwood will not
speak until 3:45 o‘clock in order to
' lglvc the school titlinllr‘l‘n a council to
filnce Mrs. Kseler. tho Chief be present. livery mother thlllll-r
Daughter in out of town and Pr0b- in [number of iho club or not. in il..
ably will be unable to come brick. it 'lil..l u. .l in.)
is expected that there will he no
meeting of the pride of Court Nnr-|
rult at. Eagles hall on Molt u"~‘“‘“'!l\llSS Hora“ Given
tonigiht. .
Surprise Party
continued st the next gathering
Mlss Anus. McMshon will be the Position
(lives Up
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The Garden club which was to
meet this afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Henry Van Wyok on Bil-sw
berry hill. East Norwslk. will not
most but hes postponed its meeting
until next week. plaice end time to
be announced inter.
O
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There is to be no meeting of the
Volunteer Glrls’ club st the Broad
River Community club this alien.
noon as it is impossible for this
members to get through the hnnvv
snows. The meeting will be hcidl
next Wednesday.
Alilll‘pl lee hlliil-luy pwuly “us htld
at the home oi All and .\lls. ll.
it. ill of fillil. i .ilulluv. ill honor ”ll
:llli‘. 5v \‘ll‘illt‘l lllll bll'lllllny .‘llli’lii'f‘l‘-l f
. sun Hi All.‘ :ll'l. lllm- liolnn. l h
It is not specizd that llw mom ' ‘0‘ 1‘ 5‘4"?“th wart ifnrlolul
bore of the Hilltop Roclsl oiub wlil’l’l “”5 "m““fi MU“ “’3” ll ”1‘“
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lllm lll\l:llill oi liomiiillr'nlon n1 l.l‘c
Hilarity. l‘l'l ll‘l‘illnn 0" \‘. vim l'l'll
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'llzo I‘ll'n'llirl l‘l'»\‘f‘li‘i]‘inl"ll i'l '42"
i will .li n Illll'l' 1 luni lll' \‘wl‘ ll"
'bv a (llllllli il‘i inl \iu' -l"l’l.‘2ill 21' it»
llm-p “r. -ll llll F'll‘ilflli Ff‘llli‘iil'wi‘
.m \i.'.~gv.l1‘_. l“. .1_-s holds its in? In.
'rinn in Jarkoorw lilo. though ll n“;
‘oluimi for l‘l'ill'Y.
i l.'. int. iml‘ .u'iidll twmoa' ..‘ ‘in,
'i 1‘ ’:il‘¢'lfl‘ 2i,- ‘l lililll “W...
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:l‘lvli..:1 '41 in
m.“ "mum for their regular curd! mile on (s.\l lillllon of tho Charles-
party. but that the lilf‘rlllilflis \xlllll‘i‘l Dulllly’ rtiicshnlonls well . ‘
gather next week instead. ..~.. l\vd zit ll lilo hour. Guests wcrv. - :s. . . y
‘f " ’ "DIV-Will from limnwicll. Mumford.I l-a
Mrs. Iii. J. O'Brien announces ihul ‘hmmm'y ““1 “yulflWrL Tm” . 1“.
wil'll-‘i deputitd wishing, Miss Homoi ... .-‘
there Will be no meeting of the lids. .
pliai Sewing committee of Si. Jo.
seph's church at her home on Reed ;
many happy ”turns of tho tiny. i ‘ll _ I“ i‘ ii \‘l i
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(.LOllillzuth Bll‘ll‘lat,‘ .
('liEOI’ATRA “'0 RE 1‘“ HM.
storm.
:li't innon \wrll
llllr- llil Illll
‘lnnd of iiin .\'ii-
llii\t’ll)' in ill. lino oi _ic\\'olrv
noon ii" the social parlors of mi llvlmo loo (rn.il-- i- .i
church. until next week. ' but illlB .m win it is
illrlllbors will be tumble to .7":
through the storm.
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The Culvert club which was schcd~
"led to hold a meeting tonight at
the Catholic club house on West
nwnuc. hos dm‘ldcd to postpone tho
mot-ling until two weeks from to—
lllght owing to the storm. The sub-
,loci of Gilbert Chesterton will be
Greek Women Make.
Fun Of Dress Order
(ion. Pangaios‘ edict against short
dresses has hurt the feelings of some
.illlcnlnn women. who consider
themselves the best Judges of whst
they should weer. ssye a dispstch
from Athens. So they hsve set to
work to circumvent the ordinanco
of the Premier and at the some
time poke fun st it.
They go forth in skirts thst bare-
ly resch the knee. sad when n po-
liceman comes in sight with A sum-
mops-like look in his oyo. the dress
lengthens down to the ankles as if
by magic. An ingenius system of
oiasllcl enables the wearer lo
lolnrthcn sod shorten her dress at
will.
Legion Auxiliary
Enjoys Game Program
litre.
street,
home at Mrs. Frank Wailerstein. 91
South Main street.
Lillian Hughes
present. A tine mom of gums:
served liter in the evening.
Hos
N. 13.0.? if so unddn I burn
all for us cud we'll sbritnt.
the miter. W0 hsvo don. Deh-
to psronsdohot sir hotter. u
at book on the Job than so:
other «awn.
N.D.O.Isss.nsliiothingbsiss
club.
TheNuhMguond
fille'snro.
your furssoo MM the
Von-oh
dontoesrthorvolsvsrmfl
mm
of Henry
was given a pdrw at the
last night; About \
20 members of tho American Legion
Women's Auxiliary nod friends were.
won enjoyed and refreshments were
“3”"an wonder then, why her
he! Uninmrl's "The I‘llanltrvn a] the Opml“
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