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WW'I
'- meson 111111 was
d the Part the rose
eetlng.
were 1113 speakers at the
1' g meeting: of tho Better 1
l I' Association 0 Norwaik held
luditoriuln u the Norwalk
yesterday afternoon.
or; “as Mrs. Robert J.
1 . who spoke on tile subject
\hl‘ films Wd the latent au-
l‘IZscondI Was Leigh 11.111.111.11...
«chief of the Evening Senti-
- discussed. "The x’rcss and
er Films Association."
A. ‘yde Colo: president, pro.
1..
meeting opened 11'it tho
,of the minutes of ,Ith last
by Mrs. Rhys North. secroir
I g of lleiw'ilit'lllbui‘s added
I'doloclatlon. by Mrs. Michael
' -s, as follows: Mrs. Frank
ear. Dr. “(1110le .1. Mel'-
Mrs. \fnrion libgart and Mrs.
Smith.
George Picloeli, chairman
1: of the re1ic1vcctnrnlttce
of the work done for the past
- Sixteen pictures were re~
_. She also a mutated that
1h“ resigned as hairpin pg)
Ind tho committee was now
I for a new head.
I Patten lieuld. chairman of
our and girls' nlatinees. ga1e
groom-t. telling of tho work the
11 pniiad dono during the past
pill;
.. liloion of 111:: pilosoplsy guide
run in the daiiv newspapers
1 book place. it was stated that
hick, secretary of the National
of Iifiicw. after reviewing
11' cation here in Norwalk was
s opinion that there was a line
in thigscity for children' s meti-
fork.
.Hai‘old llirscll gave a splen-
port. as chill-mun of the Out-
k committee.
_ . Blsseii told of the b::ginning
- I-‘itho moving picture industry
roars ago and related how the
to Ben Bur first came to the
l.
‘1
the course of her talk she said
are were less than 80 theatres
a. today and that everyone
then: was heavily patronized; she
said the in the United States
' are 20 0 0 movie theatres.
~Blast-ll spoke of the oy
-1: ts1ttud the effect of movies of
‘bcys and girls and of the
ANNUAL BIRD
faction of onlcers took place at
3.11. Woodward. on North
street yesterday afternoon;
Curtis Owens. president.
H. E. Hegelein. treasurer.
Emma. IB. ‘Smlth. secretary.
10? Poll: will hold its fifth
birthday party tomorrow
.m's Men's hall. Washing-
[will be a. class initiation
,ssow members to - be 1initlat-
members are requested to
am is being planned and
, t Audiences, Ob' ects of Better Films Associations
IPlays. All Discussed During
canoetion the church and‘th‘a then-
to.
o Mrs. l‘llhu‘iy
' Mls. llobort 111.11.111- ~opoho first
of tho plcturo “Moons" which she
sad her husband' film a short
limo has 'thoistlub 11.11 1.1.1.1111
The plain ‘uilt shortly come to
Norwlal Iii.“- suggested‘ dill-int
the Ml that a lecture with
cold :1 slid by hir'ulf‘laheriy 6n
the pi uro No.1 I'gt given in one of
the le 1 them tif'posslblc. '
Mrs. Flaherty said that w on the
picture «111°st has first etched.
she and her itrillltl seomod middle
to find a m for it. it was sim-
ply said that the ctura "w'ouldnt
sell." llcwover‘. afte many troubles.-
the film was tried out in six differ-
1t small cities around the country.
lardsboiled cities" so called on the
booking lists of the film companies.
What happened? In every one of
these cities. a record breaking run
took place. The people new glad
to see something different for a
change. something without a lioliy.
wood fiawr or with cut and dried
heroes 11nd llcl'oinus.
But «on at that. Mrs. 1' lahorty
said it is hard to get the paiflilters
to take the picture. Thoy don't un-
derstand what it is all about. And
hocause tips picture stands all by
itself. is different. unusual and not
on the ordinary run. they are afraid
to take it because they argue they
lure they know nothing about.
lTho results of this sort of censor-
ship on the part of tho exlllbitou is
just ill-ill. tho public doesnt see the
film and so cannot Judge for itself.
Said the speaker. this picture has
the "llnnlarketabie distinctiOn of be-
ing different."
llow s1el. Mrs. b‘iahorty was of
the belief that there is a rut mo-
tion picture audience which would
like just the sort of natural true to
life picture that “illoanIa' 'is.
which waits only to be developed."
raid tho speaker. How to develop
them? The 1o1'ie producers them-
selves have ot succeeded. they are
not sure jlitit how to go about it.
But there an t be a way. there must
be com. met on by which this high
minded class can come forward. be
induced to sp01|1or tho batter pic.
tut-cs and pavo the way to the high-
er types of motion pictures on tho
sil1er screen." .
i111 OFFICERS RE-ELECTED AT
AND NATURE CLUB MEET
A number of plans vol-o discussed
11111111111 meeting of tho Bird and for the summer months and for the
We club held at the home of coming fall season.
Several of the members will at-
tend the state meeting of tho Bird
the ofilcers of last year were and Nature 2cili'il to be held in Morl-
"W ted the present ofllcers now den. Ma?!
1'
On May 21?. there will be a ope.
lcial bird walk fort the local club to
Louiso CoclidgeII. yico-prcsi- be bold in Nash's woods. on Wood-
ward avenue.
During the month of Juno. two
more walks will be planned.
"5’ VOY-TARLOV AUXILIARY
BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY TOMORROW
—-——----.-'-'--'—
Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Mul- a pleasant evening is promised to
all who attend. Officers nlll please
wear uniforms. -
Mrs. Katherine Vaast will play
the piano and Mac Tillie Bootliby
11ill play the violin. a nice musical
program is to'bo presented.
supper will be served at o o ‘clcck.
The entertainment committeo in-
clud in". Harriet Whose and Mrs.
Elleg Ryan. .
ing is ready for the big
t the Old Well Commandcry
on in" the 1". 0. S. of A. hall
I :klin street tonight.
imnt marks a. double observ-
0 60th anniversary of the
Order of Golden Cross. 11s.-
gunizaticn _and the 15th
not the local chant
officers will be present’and
come of tho national officers.
,. ' be a. class initiation
'_, candidates to be taken in.
' members of Blaine-Com-
. U. 0. G. C. will furnish
. of the entertainment plan-I
3 tonight. here will be dole-
ct er c mandorleo
z-YTHING READY FOR DOUBLE
CELEBRATION O. w. COMMANDERY
throughout the state as guests.
The program to be fellewod to:
night will be that over the- country.
The dhccptiou in tht‘. local program
will be a supper at 10 o'clock in-
stead of early in the evening.
The formal program will seem-
mence at 8 o‘clock and the public
will he admitted at .9 o‘clock. 1811p-
per will be in. 10.
Noblo Commandpry Lotte. Payno
will be in charge 61 the hole .1.
fair. smell bra: lumber of
faithful workers. , .
Very Wattage 1. .r
The use .chIon..~ similarly
grcogfhin and?tho wlitbi‘e
soon “peatedlyI on chiffon and’geor-
gotta frocks. There is a tendency
to have the ‘rlfipon a shade“ lighter
or a ohado do'rkg! than. th‘o- frock.
W
~Iak stains 0n Carpet.
When you spill ink on me carpet.
' cover‘ it immodiatlly with sonio ob-
sci-bent like starch. flour, or shred-
, 'dedI blotting paper. This will prevent
. it from core
adlng . z.
W“
' IfEs‘ncres mist Stud." '
. Put lemon 1111c. and salt in a. rust
staiaaad iottt-dryiuthoaualt
particularly stoma". m '9". litre
to make two" applications. _
.,
i
'o .assso Ionics. .. -. -
7‘ digs may ' m:
with a
sweet oil. Bali or; with a one.” soft
stein than polish with oII chamel-
s in
1 With 11.... Meat.
Baked bananas over which lomon
Juice has boon oaaooood are delicious
With MM than. pmicuhrly with
MOI MIL
4
don‘t want to run a risk on a pic- .
"There is a great latent audience '
l"res. 'f‘rohsers” .
“I ‘ ' Now In vogue
Lo don women i'iavo taltsn' to
Minor summers—"tea tremors".
They trotho same kind of paatalots
which our uraudmothor‘s ' were;
milluIs11iio lacy “this also minus tho
shirt. .11. “Cooper's Weekly. "1 , 1
A London Fashionb designer
srouolit than out and 111. makers
are swamped with orders. Whothsl'
.1tho new troulcro'will come into _usel
for a root wear or for inotci‘lnl is
doubt l. but tho cable says that poo.
mustylls'vc slender. trim ilaos':
wta- 111.111.111.111“ parties. ,m'o
of t o too. trousers are of 111.111.
silk.
silk.
fi 11 are
on. " ix .
'i‘hey are worn with _c cred . sll
coats which come so hitlf way
to the knooa. but whic sweep sully
its front to twolealI-the v'raistlinei- .
clorm' ~
Home In Paris
0..—
Glorh Gould Bishop has definitely
renounced her Amaricau‘dohlicils to
Join the American oclonyin. Paris.
"I can't afford to .lit‘e in'Ncu‘.
York any more ovon if'I wasted to.”
said Gloria in an exclusive intorview.
"Lit. haqbecome 0 exposure at
home new that 'I ll dzit needs an
income much larger than mine to
live comfortably in '_tho' L'nited
states. 1 hatc'thoretorc definitely
detcrn'lincd tonIuko Paris my home.
"That doesn't moan I shall expat--
tristc myself
“inciting nuances. of
1
my birth."
Gloria. dc
ed ”mi. 11 divorce from
hcr hllsban
.is imminent.
Garden 011111"
.\i the llIICCill‘ifl’ of the Norwalk
Garden Club 111' be lit-id tomorrow
afternoon at the home of Mrs. P. N.
Knapp. Pine Ridge, Mus. Dcnnlsson
of the Charles H. Totty Company.
noted horticulturlst of \‘ew ion:
and Madison N. J. will address the
club. Her subject will be. Delphin-
lulns and ("hryisanthcmum't-"I 1.
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TODAY’S RECIP'ns
i
Spring soup,
Onc cup minced dandelion lc “'is.
1 cup inlnlceId chcr1il. 1 cup minced
purslsnt up shredded cabbage.
l- 4 Hip min: ed sorrel 4 tablespoons
butter. 1 tablespoon sugar. 1 it too-
spoon salt, l~l teaspoon pop or. J ta-
blespoons field”. 3 cups \caipstOck, 1
cup cream. 1 (‘88
Wash greens calcfully through
"many waters before minclng. Put
into the kettle with tho cabbage. dis-
tributing the butter through tho
greew. Season with sugar. salt and
pepper and steam until tender. Sift
flour over mixture and stir until ther-
oughly blended. Add stock and shu-
i‘nler 15 minutes, stirring to prowht
lumping. Rub through a colander.
Return to the fire and add cream and
egg beaten together Hoot. stirring
constantly but do not' let boil. Serve
at once.
O O O '
From! Pudding
One and one:half cups orange.
juice. 1-2 cup lemon juice. 11 .able-
spoon granulated golatine. liable.
spoons cold water. 3-4 cup shredded
almonds. 1 teaspoon vanilla. 2 cups
whipping cream. few grains sr.lt.
Lot gelatino stand in cold 'wnter
fer ten minutes. Dissolve-over hot
water and stir into orange and
lemon Juice. Mid half tho sugar
and let stand until sugoir is dilisblv-
ed, stirring frequently. lftlanch nl
monds and brown in moderate even
before shreding. 1111.1111- gm" is
dissolved turn the mlxzure i a mold
and let stand until beginning to
jolly. W in cream until stiff._add-
ing rem hing sugar. nuts. 1.1.1.1121.
and salt. Fold into the jelly mix-
ture. Cover mold and pack 1'11 111: 'ee
parts ice to one pan ice cream salt.
Let stand three hours. . I
W .
Asparagus Custard in Cans
Small rolls are used to iorm the
cases. if tiny. too should .be allowed
for each serving. Cut a neat slice
across the top. removing the crust.
Scoop cut the crumbs from the cen-
ters and brush over with melted
butter. Put into a slow 01' on to be-
come crisp.
1 Two bunches asparagus. .21cpps
milk. 4 eggs: tablespoons butter“
teaspoon salt 1- ii teaspoon refiner...
paprika. :
Wash and scrape 1.111111“ a pad
cut into inch pieces. ‘Pilt note the
heads and out re’mal'nlBg pio‘co's in-'
to a smooth cause pan 11111111 over,
boiling 111th to ha'it coyer'. Cover.
pan and one): until water is evapor-
ated. Add hoods and milk and aim-
mer ten minutes. Beat og_ slightly
with “it. pepper and buttr and stir
into hot milk. Cook just below the
bout? point until mixture costs the
po This can bo ccoko'd. cvar a
low fire. stirring constantly or 0"”
hot water lust '11s any boiled custard
is cooked. Fill cruhtados .with tho as-
pal-sgus cholera. pectin: I!!! left
with paprika and servo.
—o—:4 ‘
'N heft-Over hint ,.
I Chopped lamb from acid .lamb:
chops or cold 1.1.1.1111»: be used is
my? dressing. ~-
m of Cloth .
, “mo of the new ointment: show
fats rooting tr
and tntrlgue. no is o ago of
donors. yes of tho m‘starial form.
in. tho .°|‘. perched 1111.111;
shoulder.
s
:1
Spring Dessert.
Rhubarb pio becomes a grant «1
icacy whoa it. is baked without 4011
item ‘and a hoary msrlms substi-I
tu
l .
! MhM- ._.
Choose and carrots are .. delicious
bailed togetheo. in a .‘yh .e sauce.
‘ and they have much nufri 1's value.
f
“it red out“: others of 1red 1
1 h' blacid cuffs, and still
Ili'
forever—4111- from it. .
I couldn't help lining the land g ’
over and 111115111111 the rolls. Sprinkle.
-‘- almost as many' ways .as chopped .
‘ boat. It is delicious on toast. with. 'a
onto assimilates .
bo'sded.
b ded.
hand lace.
Mrs. J.
iii rs.
sell 11.
rose chiffon.
flat or cpc.
Mrs. it.
ctll'.
Mrs.
crepo.
\llss
embroidered.
M 1's. Frederick J.
Many Bent“:
William
' \llss Ethel Seliars.
velvet pctnhs
Mrs. Charlton Bates Strnycr. mu
dlum trimmed with gold. 1
Mrs l’ctcr Foley1b
Orchid crepe.
1 Mrs. George Tl. Barnes. blue 1'1'1'110 ‘
lie chine.
Mrs.
min 11‘.
Mrs.
hinr.
l? 1111:.
A.
John
Wilbur
Andrews.
llnnlllton.
bended crepo,
[‘llt'.
\llss
I
l
l
IOU}? “'l’llll.
and loco.
Ml
rclna 1e
gold belt cd.
do chine.
stones.
cite.
ottc.
Oil. ’
~ Mrs.
gown.
Mrs.
crepe.
Mrs. R.
ton.
Mitts
bended
Miss
canton
Mrs.
cite.
crepc1
K
CX‘O
orgotte.
§gottci
0ND”, 11' ‘_
“‘09..
Winslow
It.
«recoil
I
Wile. .
Mrs. Charles Mints.
1
Kllillll‘I'll
111111 gold beads.
Miss Annie Mcllugli.
Mrs. \‘inccnt McQuillan, sill: leccl
Miss Kathleen Andrews,
tulle and chiffon
“31111.6 orgc llubbeli, black c1'1.:po 1b1'oldei'ed geol'geltc.
Miss (“iracc Collins.
“in Jean dark pale
e.
Jamey Shields. black geari-
‘Miss Anna 0 Hamilton.
and goldi’satln; 1‘1.‘ _.._
l1 Mrs. Corald‘Drophy-x 11111:. goo .' i
W .
Mrs. A.. Grocm?sil1'er
grey can on crcp‘é.
Lira? Albert-Rd
Mrs. Ernest; tin-1‘11“; pals pink
georgettc and:
Miss. nylon twin '11.- gravitate
1111s. include" ',
Icrcpc .I'amd'.‘ 'rhih'sstdli
,Mrs. I'1‘. F. Iconlcn. y'iow-cnpc
Mrs. John T. H Panel's. broeaded
chenille variegated.
Mrsa'Jccry Dorsey. ruaIt crepo.
1151.11.11 \Veidltch.sll\‘erIoloth
1 t:
Mrs. John D. Milne orange crepo
and rhinestones.
l~.l Linxweilei‘.
Montercv crepe.
Michael J.Ho11al'dI. black
rose wood
Mrs. John D. Haugh, pale pink
crops beadod, shoulder bouquet.
111.. William H. testifies. broca-
- den georgotte. '
.. Mrs. Harry 1111111111111. Russian blue '
1 cropc.be.1ded.
Mrs. Mathew F.
grey gcorgetto beaded.
Mrs. Thomas 1’.
Friend, '-bluc and
lloran. flon cled'
Mrs. i".J.l‘11'annignn powder blue
Q
J. lit-uneasy.
blue Igcorg-
Tammany rust
Mabel Miller, flesh chiffon. I
mauve elcpe.
brocaded 1elvlct.
Miss Eleanor Foley. nhite organ-I
die.
\lrs. Moriarity. blue crepo do
ICllllll'. '
Moran. brocadca
Nedfus. ills. “1111,111-
lilllt'k t'l't'pl‘. ill.-
licnryI Wohrlc, 31-01111
gray geoi'g-
'l'l'nce)‘. chiffon
roar. lul'i'.ct:l.
..Mrs James McQuilian, lilies Viola.
McDonougll. pearl net with sequins.
Mrs. Edward J. Flahcrty. grrcn
cropc. .
Mrs. Edward .l. Quinlan. gll'ccll'
gcorgcllc
Bliss AIiiun \lnlsll. powder 1111111.
hr'mndcd satin.
Miss Bernadette Phelan. c‘ychid
gelp' goito trimmed with fuchia;
Miss Peggy Splan wilow goorgcitcl
Leoncre Toni. lavendcr clcpe‘
black
Mrs. Thomas l‘inllclti.'ilnit crepo
Mrs. James Dow nay. blue crops 10-
mslna 0V or old rose.
Miss Elizabeth Powers,
pink crepe romaine.
Mrs. JOhn Kcrwin of Brooklyn.
ruse hlusil crcpc trimmed with rhino-
cinnamon
Mrs. Joeeph McElroy. Mrs. Wil-
liam Tamany, rust crepo, and Mrs.
Margaret Murphy.
Miss Ilrlen {‘lfurphfi blue georg-
flame georg-
green chif-
C. T. Diutond, blue brocadcd
me. P. Mocklcr. bluc crepe.
Mrs.D;|ni:1l Toome)’. Fern bro-
cadoll chiffon.
Miss Alice Stafinni'd. orch crepe.
John
blue canton and lace.
Miss Katherine
A. McQuald. powder
Everett. yellow
J. Dunne. Miss Mu‘hclino
O'Gorlnan, rosewood georgette.
Mrs. John 'lzeohhrd. “fine (sorg-
ctto over flesh. sliver beaded
' Miss Anne Ku'chta. orchid crepo
and gold lace.
Miss Elizabeth. Jeuks, of 1111111111,
blue georgstto beaded.
Miss Dorothy stpv one. orange chif-
Madeline Leonard. sIeOI1Ibluc
crino Flah erty peach
IInfra. Ednrd1§rcw of? blue and'tan
I
orch
- 1...\‘n“
Mrs. Fred Roche-y. hoihyd‘ewfflt.
1“
lace 1: and
reach moo;- "
b
1111.. 1211.11.11 am. Mm 11311.11
1111.11 A...1 iolet. cord-cusps 11111111
rhino-toting. . 4.1.;
Miss Rosalia Xahr. o. boas“!
800m! I . ' ‘s . .1“!
.111
81's.: rm“ block'crcpssnd:
.
-1
“is”. - ’ black
.1... spawns-A . _.
border blue
trimming} .
n, B- Chinese: Niw “11.11.11.-
svhlto hooded
‘3'”:" 3000!! l". Yates. Jr.
'ftalnc
. lacuna. gold ‘georgette.
iiil Gowns Seen
..At Annual K. of C. Charity Ball
(Continued from ”Page One.)
Meal-C. J. Scllltam of Bridgeport,
green chiffon and rhinestones.
Miss Bertha Both, pone-l g‘org.
ottc. -
Mrs. William 1'1: Oldilly. French
blue cm i: beaded.
Mrs. olhul'st of Wilton, black
and blue ccdrgcttc.
Miss Margaret Leonald, salmon
crept.
Mrs. Mary 1.101111% 1.111111. satin
and breaded crepe. ‘
Mrs. Jest-1111 Grumicy black head-
.1-11 gsprgs’lte. ’
Miss Marie \lallon, clcllill crepe
.11. hlahhor' Campbell. sunset.
blue taffeta. and tulle.
Miss Josephine Mchrrie. yellow
crepe; 1
Miss».
i ten are
1m Miss Marlo Cancy. red georgclts.
lrlanl Craig. Jay blue can-
cMiss N. M. liiishako. yellow crops.
i alias Helen Bruce. green crepo do
chino.
1 Mrs. Ethel
' lace.
Mrs. l-‘rcd Slicru'ood, peach can-
ton crcpc.
Jill's. Dudley Cullen,
bluo crepe.
Mrs. John Vcw111a11,blue
. gottc under cut 1'e_l\’.et
Miss Mae Ross. orchid Cl'tllc.
Mrs. Leon ilurley. biegc.
Miss Marie Fancy. georgelic.
\iiss ltuth Mc‘ilaifcu. peach gecr»
igottc
Miss
georgctlt.
bliss 'Ellen Manning. 'va York
City. black and peach tafeila.
‘ Miss Margaret D. Wilson.
' lace over orsugc-
21m. Maude 1'. 1.1E111,,111..1-1. 111-
\‘ct 11lli1 rhinestones.
. Mrs. Arthur Coir-1'.
Robertson. sill: and
robin egg
SCOT-
Josephine Vallerie. coral
L-llle
lilarll chill'ou.
beaded.
Miss Lucille A. E1erson lvluc
l gong-gotta
Miss Mildrcd llal'iy. coral chiffon'
beaded.
‘ Miss Margarot Kecne. Bridgeport
Mrs Martin larcett. navy blue
I-grorgctlc.
611111: 1111:. llluce.
ultil cream lacs.
Mrs. John McMahon. Jr.
blue canton crepe and silver beads.
cit” beaded.
Mrs. Samuel Libertine.
. geol'gotta and gold.
11'-n. gold georgcttc.
Miss Josephine .‘iokley.
blue crepo. 1
Mrs. l’rcd Buckley.
cite.
Miss Dorothy Mfr, uilc zircon
crepe.
Miss Martha L‘arl.
silver bosdod.
Mrs. Charlls Leonard.
powder
flame seer-..'-
orrhid crepe
blue cm-
\liss Louise lilunson of Stamford
brocaded chiffon. blue lion cred.
Miss Anna lloilly of New York
City. red georgette beaded.
Miss Katherine Reilly. Miss Ella
Fayne. flame colored gccrgcttc
trimmed with rhinestones.
Miss May lionm'd. orchid crepe.
Miss litllcl Alnl'eln. peach gecrg-
o a.
Miss Betty Bates. fuchil crepe ro-
mainc.
Miss Bertha. Erdllmn. 1111th fringe,
orchid flowers.
“ Miss May Gduncll. blue georgetie
beaded. ': I
Alisa tel-111:1 Brennan, green
crepe. '1
Miss Macbeilo Austin, orchid
gnorgotlc. beaded.
Mrs. liarold DoPuy of Dallbury.
white gcorgolte and rhinestones.
Mrs. James Peronc. black velvet.
Mrs. Charles Fluke. sea blue
crepe with rhinestones.
Miss Jennie Generic. apple green
and grey llnt crepe.
Miss Lena chlnfclter,
georgettc.
Miss Elizabeth talcy. black georg-
ottc trimmed with red.
Mrs. Eugene Kane. turquoise blue
georgettc beaded.
Miss Stella Bulkley. white chiffon
beaded.
Mrs.
georgette.
Miss l1di‘th canso. blue crepo re-
mains.
Mr-S M. E. floyt. tan over rose-
11 ood chiffon and tan iacc.
Mrs. John O’Donnell. black satin.
Miss Marlo O'Donnell. embroider.
ed chiffon.
Mrs. Wilt. ltunter, Georgetown,
bluu goorgotte.
Miss Betty flu-tern Georgetown.
rainbow
Edward Sherman. tlosh
' 231.111 gsorg'sttem
‘iliss Sara RiordOu, old rose crepe
do'chinc. , - .
' Miss‘Battngr en. Washington. D.
It?” .whlto gear to. beaded.
Mrs.“ Richard Lawrence. sand col-
_'orcd gcorgette. embroidered in red.
Miss Anna You. then satin.
Mia-I Nsliio Man. dosh chines.
-1 11:13:11.1» hfokovich. white taf-
Iflta.
Mrs- 11. mos. Copenhagen vet.
w. i. 9
”with 4-" iss Viola Hutchinson, peach
a d ”‘ihti111ach‘i‘1‘m‘ ' ..“W ergo.
nnmwgi 'W ”#:5511’2. Mrs. fXathaa gl-‘remor. launder
“omits: 1311' :95" ' 1111-1111:. . ' ' '” ' ‘
ms 17 " I...“ 1- am. John '1'. mm. ashes o;
3”.“ roses satin crepe. .
111:)? El N Cohitnd, I “Myra. -;-~l. C. Nerkert. Igal-111111113111,
I ._ . Y. Jade green chino
m?" .132st "' "“9. .4135 1111.5: 11111-1011 11'-yes. handpaiutod
fwillie. 111111.111 i-t. 111111111311. Jr.
'«ism goorgetta embroidered in oil-1
9121'.
Miss Louise Baldwin. h crops.
1 Miss tennis. on. orchid
1chlifon.' with rhinoQonoo and meals
itéh'thars. an Spanish shawl: . 1
“gimme-'11. sun. sis-loot moire.
John lhoohaa.
ios Pauline 11111....111. blue
fltho.’ '1
Mrs; Stephen Ricau. black chines.
J P. Dov.- blaoil om
rhinestone trimming
iss Evelyn Hal's. of Westpofl.
’gre'o‘hgcld crepo do.chine, and gnu
lace. ~
. Miss Ross Nardim. Miss Elisaboth
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Jlrs. Charles Murphy. pink gcorg.‘
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Mrs. Joseph Moklty of New 1111.:
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International Garden
Club Meet Wednesday
Tho annual rdoa party of tho
intornational ardon Club will be
held at. Dartow Mansion. Polham
Bay Park. New York City. on Wed-
nesday lli‘tcrnoon from 4 to 7 o'clock
111th admission by invitation of the
sovcrncrs of the club. A military
hand will play and tea will be
oervod. -
Miss Mary lion'arc, green crepo.
Miss Anno Vargas. piuk chiffon.
Miss Hilda Bradshaw. 11' hito
Georgette; red roses.
Miss Elsie .‘ioulihrop, smoked
blue flat crepe.
\liss Mildred l’inbcli ether cloth.
Miss licieu Suartz. N111. 1' 11d C.
made." blue and grcy crepe
Miss Louise Cable, 103011 cod crepo
romaine.
Mrs.
crcpc.
.11‘1-11. Daniel Farrell. Jade grcea.
Minis Mary lileginsa of Philadel-
villa.
Mrs. T. J. Nelson. of Bridgeport.
yellow chiffon with rhinestones.
Mrs. William Bellow blue gcorg-
cite. '
Mrs. James Yates, of Wilton, bluu
chiffon.
Bliss Ellen Yates. Wilton. lace
over rose. Mrs. Molhulsb. WiltOn.
Miss l’ayc Marlo Durnin. rose taf-
feta trimmed with tullc.
Miss Grace McQullian. black sat.
in. under gold metallic.
2111-11. James I". Sutton, Miss lies-
tel' ilavens. mauve chiffon.
Mrs. l’red Buckley. flame canton
crepo.
Miss liolcn O'ColinOr. Miss Mary
McMahon. peach gcorgctte.
Miss Esther Griffin. New iisvcn.
orchid ('hift’on.
M‘s. John Smith. maroon crlpo do
chine.
Misp llcltn
Deadly vbhet.
Miss Ethel Calducil.
ill.
Mrs. William O‘Brien, light blue
grzorgcttc. trimmed in pink ostrichc.
Miss llelen Cashcn. resc taffeta.
1lnder black lace.
\liss Edna Gordon.
pl 111 georgette. 1.
Bliss Dorothy trey. whit-.1 satin
Mrs. Ads Sheldon. Parisian gout)
11 gold and other rhinestones.
Miss Evelyn Gainer. roso gears-
1.11.: embroidered
Miss Mary Halsey. orange 1clvot.
Soniuol Finkelstein. white
Carroll, American
bloc-it taffe-
ytllon' and
””0“ ltllnlmed pith rhinestonls.
\liss Agnes liaiacy flesh g::-crg
111:, “r: Ilcnry t'..| Bailey.
Ruth Walt.
cmlroid red.
Airs. ouise Canflold. pink chif-
foil.
Nimitz the turn pres-cut M1111:
John D. Milne. Charlton 13. Stray-
:1'. General Russell Frost.
lir. William W. Tracey. Joseph Mc-
Ell'ny. Frederick J. Moran.
Rev. Father Finn, C. 'l'. Dimond.
Daniel Tooulcy, ll. .l. Hennessy.
l". J. Brallnigan. Thomas 1’. tier-
an. John Leonard, Mathew Friend.
Edward Bron-er. Harry Hfletferan
Gerald Brophy. \"illinm H. McMa-
hon. Sr.
l)r.\\llll:1m ll. McMahon.
John D. liaugll. Michael .1. llmvnrd.
.i. ll. Linxwoilrr. George Wood-
11ard_ George lluhbell, Joiln McMa-
hon. Jr.
Jerry Dorney. Dr. John ’i'. H. Fow-
ers. Dr. T. 1'”. Scanlon.
Dr.
“'lllinm Tammany. Leigh linen?
berg. Wendell P. Mllligan.
l'etcd l-‘chyu George H. Barnes,
Dudley Cullen. J. Fred McMahon. ""
'ilhomas McMahon. Edward J. Fla-
horty. Martin J. Momoough.
1‘1 ilbur Noefus 13011111111111 1“. An-
drews. Rev. 1‘ liamilton.
Leroy D. Downs. Jena ’1‘. Dwyer,
Dr. Frank Dwyer of New York City-
John T. Hayes. John Wehle. Dr.
William H. McMahon.
Daniel Farrell. \‘inecut McQuillan.
Judge John Keogh.
Fred C. Riedell. Louis Deer. Frank
lio1giand. Jerry Docher. John Ker-
win.
Joseph L. 0' Brion. Manug ll. Man-
llslfln‘ Bill Burr
Eduard Doyer 1’.!ilockler. Dan-
lcl Toemoy. Harry Johnston.
John ..'A McQuaid. Dennis Collins.
R. J. Henncssy.
1 1". J. Braunigan, l‘. ..l. Dunne.
Bernard O'Brien. John Leonard.
'Edward Ryan. Lawrence Denim.
Jack Yost. Charles Ward.
William Flynn. James
Waltér Rorck of Bridgeport.
Fred Rooney, A. Green.
Rose, Ernest Brcnan.
Charles Haas. William Dcsohno.
P.1Anactta. R.Chifto from New
Haven.
Jamil! F Yates. Jr. C. J. Schu'ara
of Bridgeport. Richard stall
H. Molhurst. Joseph Grumloy.
Robert Skidd. Willa-n Began.
Martin Barretlt James Callahan.
John McMahon. Jr., Edward Sher.
man.
Joseph hfoklay, of New Haven.
Frank Stratum of New Huen.
Fred Buckley Bury Holcomb.
Charles Leonard. William Tasha of
Stamford.
Eddie McMahon. Frank Mohfahoa,
Robert Reward. Arthur Stack.
Al Joel. William Norton. Long is-
land: Harold DeBuy.ofDanbu1-y.
James ensue. Charles Fluke. Ar-
thul- Generic. George naklaad.
Elam. 3th.. Donald POW.” M.
'1‘—_'_“-
The Magic Numerals
Thru 111. ages certain
numerals have» held a
mysterious significante
. _ 3mg 1
39 Iigandii 39-
'l'hooo annuals have on im-
patautpigaiitcaaco new.
See Tomorrow’s
Shields.
Albert
'a'liitc crepe dc chine!
i
People’s Chorus To Make Plans
For Annual Banquet May 18
W
Two Sepaiatc Meetings TO Be Held Tonight To Make
Final Preparations; Program of l'.‘ lltcliaiumeut
Being Planned.
Plans for tho 11111111111 llunqul-t of her should link: .1 1111:11l :If11ri 1::
the People's t‘horzm to 11: laid at in: MN cut this cxenin. 111111 11111 or
the lioyal James lllll ’l'u:.1.~:l:ly Mily‘liw moon in 011111: 11111111111: 11:: 111-
18 at. 7 o'clock 1'1lll l:o conlpluicd most lilt'llh‘lll‘ti for till 1111:: Will .11-
ut. two meetings to in: llt'ltl tonight.
The women of the chorus will moct
fund the hunqu: t.
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"i the Senior High School \11iillill1; l:1'o;.'l'.1111 that \1111 W “if: 1'1:i 11':
Ralph ’l‘oiand. The object 01‘ the illo lllclnlul's a illlllllltl‘ oi 1111 :i1-
separate meetings is to llllnw forl lightlui and 1111:1tuinlng '-.1:-;1-1
the completion of 1111- pl'otzl'nms’ ilzlvu 1111-11 :11'1':111g:.:i for. .\l.::.1-:-1
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group as part of the t'llll'l‘liliillut‘lll .:.~'.~1:l':::i 11:11 :-:,:11ll‘1ii1::1 Ullil I 1» 1111..
to bo given in connection 111111 him ‘ I1I1-'11- 11111 |-:- 111' ill" lust and 1111 11:.
annual dinner. Each grow is pl‘c -
paring a surprise program of “lilL‘l'l
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no part In known to [111: other 51111111“ :11:1' 111 11: u.‘ 1:.11'11‘ (ll 01 :‘;1111- 1.1.
and much nicl'rlnlr-ni is unii:.-lp:1tc:l i mil l-::-:- ::1. 1111- 11:91:: My in l :1
as a result or this pl.1n livery meln-i 1:1~'11.1 .1111 2 1:'1l
NATIONAL CONTEST 1101. ESS 11s ON
CHRISTIAN TRAINING 1N 1110111113145
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have for Christian Hung. . l1fUlil1'. “C lv'llml'. haw strum; :::::
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the secretary or 51111:.1'11111.11d:ni of . .1111i “1:111:11. 'l‘l11» ': 1::11' (1:111:1' 1.1:
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awards will be made in film for 411.: ill-'1’ think ill.- i'llill‘Lllir should 11w-
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lured by a layman. ’l'hn 1111111151 1:: limit" suggestion-1' of 77.1 11.11
being cunductrd 111111: 1' 111:1 311.1111-111: \1.‘ i:tla1y1':1n 111111-111 1111:1- 11. 1.1
of the Congregational Church lis- .'.11:i 111 11.111' culllmunli: .: '1i
tension Beards. iiu, Ernest M. "chur: i1."
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we hate 110'. and that 111.: 1111111 111.:1hl1 1:l.1111 111 :111.-'1::1' 141 this 111931.
strive lltii'dcr to find chat is llll' :111111‘11111. \\ 11:11 (“no 'i |-:' (”[11111-11 1'11
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JuFred Sherwood, Julln Neumnn, Endeavor Cli‘t’l‘i‘
Leon llurlcy. Chester Comatock.
J‘H‘k Smith, Milton 1'1‘1'0’31 1'0"“1 i'll l~$11:l1 :1':':r t.'11'cl1~ of 111:; 51111111
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Laurence. flnynsi‘onl 1:111:11 illi'illlll 01‘ mashed potato-'11,
'1' SW”- 1’"5‘“‘h itako- “tilt swing peas making a l':111':l~r
lIal'ouud the “hole.
Richard
Hastings. E.
\‘li‘ll.
W. Ryan, Ir\ingl"ooi1‘. Nathan
Fromcr. 511111 Your Hands.
John T' "if“: L“ C' Mcrkcrt 0‘1 The new \t'ECiithllJ brushes make
Lurchnlont. .\. '1.. John McGlnn. the preparing 0.- Vegetables much
P. Dow.
tichard Raymond. 5' itss arduous since they have handles
Charles 111 mm of \\ esipon. and protect ”11‘ hands as “all as
Chris Meyer. Dr. L“) Stull. T J' 'bcing considclnl l1 more sanitary.
Nelson of Bridgeport.
\\ liliam 111111911. James Yates of
1 Backac es
“ilton. .\l.‘\fell1ulsl1 of Wilton.
1). Joseph Tomlin W illlam Finn- t
N" my woman can have a real
O‘Cadsr Mop that makes floor
cls llogan. Mr. lilcmraih
gliwldflightiumdotbub .
l"rc:l Buckley, Anthony Klein.
Frank Sugar. Lawrence McMahon.
Jack il111n. John Smith. Daniel
William Collins. 11.11 liuycs.
t" harlcs “icke. Edward tl'uig. Mr
l‘anchison of Stamford.
1‘ l‘yan, Herbert Pollard, L'l'ncst
Pollard. dflldflm. kc (hi. m
“0’ It Your dealer's and ask
hint about reductions on “he
Cedars
Callaghan of \'e\1 101 1.
James Carroll. William 0' Dr-itn.
in varying rises. From
.75cm$l.75.
li‘ancy Clothes.
Do not fall to have on hand water
crcss. parsley. plnlcnto. gicen pop-
(11', carrots and stuffed oI'litcs for
garnishlng purposes. If you trim anI
ordinary dish with taste you lla1o'
“acid" the product.
A Bit Different.
To make Russian dressing add
two ulbleopocnfuis each of chili
sauce, catsup and \Yoroestorshiro
sauce to one cup of mayollnalsc
dl‘OIBlI'lI. Thia’is delicious in sand-
wiches as well as on vegetables.
' Simple Matter. "
You can remove chocolate stains '
with soap and tepid water.
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