s
.2
2 alloween
one but comic cos-
owe‘en party to be
ta club October ll.
- . -r Coffee House in
J
‘ for the affair were
" much gusto at the
nor held at the Roy-
. last night.
' Wenderoth. head of
' in Bridgeport. who
t Quota club member
been instrumental in
“e club in Norwallt. was
he occasion. ,
' Lane. chairman pro
‘i, moving fr an ob-
‘ on the sl of the
position she held all
l. to the head of the
“she rightly belonged—-
«deal of persuasion. Mrs.
‘jmakes ‘an admirable
I pits of her reticence.
- of the meal consisted
Lbouillon. stuffed veal.
potatoes. baked toma-
u pickles. pineapple sal-
and coffee.
‘ ik place immediately
' r. each member being
and give her name
it. Dc cscy forbade
to ago. One of the
so busy explaining to
.' merits of her tireless
‘ she was all but passed
at
‘l
0
business meeting held
Margaret Wilson
airman of the en-
"amtnittee in charge of
her 28.
. never had a chance
i h in acceptancp of
em or to even sly a
' defense «the to the fact
" members of the club
' ‘ charge of the conver-
at the remainder of
liln how they are
.: y Pckford. Rudolph
’ -d Queen Marie to the
‘ 'wiil in all probability
ced" in eight or ten dif-
‘ .e . " i,
.. aroth has annnounced
Pi, ing to send a prise for
' time. She is not cer-
will be able to attend
that the members will
do quietly and peace.
entitled to the prize.
' Amos.
. it announced that
those who have al-
iced their intentions of
'V o‘be sent to headquar-
n are needed before a
' be applied for and it is
7int the full number has
obtained.
one for membership from
/. rs to be referred to Miss
. 'ompson. otherwise known
" Thompson. reason un-
1Miss Thompson is the resi-
V wading-recording secre-
association.
-f several who are to be
join the Quota club'werc
.- at the meeting. More of
‘T.
those present last night
3 . Sara Lane. Miss Eleanor
Miss Margaret Wilson,
f s Thompson. Miss Ethel
Katherine Bee. Miss
.x k mend. Anna Annunzlata.
. 3 Miller .Miss Amelia
V . Miss Marie Zach, Miss
, icy. Miss Edith Salis-
" Jean Todd. Miss Alma
' Jessie Gould and Mrs.
d.
y. everybody had a
g paid , cash for their
“went home with hither-
rly anectlon in their
each other. >
' 't have to wait tear
to Come in because
finisher in which we
as them when they
. .'s Obligeio-grams.
" you think “dd?“
' good to in age
Whigh faultin’ much
. talks! I want a
' .. . shaleound beef
.p laid “m “it.”
was him.
_ A--. ._. .s...”_..._.....__
VITIES
. Planned By Quota 'Club
Ensues At Dinner When All Members
* T0 Dress As Queen Marie; Dinner ..
Great Success Just the Same.
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I
Party
hcl
St. Mary's church. Thursday eve-
ning. October 21.
At School
Photo by Mllnugiln.‘
ALICE BATES
Daughter of Dr. Harry E. Bates, ill
Golden Bill street. Miss notes is
enrolled for ll course of training in
the I-‘roebel Kindergarten School,
Bridgeport.
Surprise Party
Tuesdlagr Eve. For
ildred Murphy
Miss Mildred Murphy. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Murphy.
was tendered a surprise party at her
home. 1 Hudson court. Tuesday eve.
ning. It was the occasion of Miss
Murphy's sixteenth birthday. Danc-
ing and games were enjoyed during
the evening. Dainty refreshments
were served by the hostess. Miss
Murphy received beautiful gifts.
Those present were: The Misses
Edna Masterson. Linda Mcinncss.
Gertrude Masterson. Mary valiant.
Margaret McCabe. May lnncss. Mil-
dred Murphy. Messrs. Herbert
Brotherton. Raymond Green. George
Murphy, Cochler Dunn. Louis Mc-
Cabe.
e
McLachlan-Scanlan
A wedding of local interest took
place yesterday mornlm“r at 11
o'clock at the church of the Blessed
Sacrament in New York. when Miss
Alice Scanlan of New York city
was married to John B. McLachlan.
son of Harry McLachlan Sr., wealthy
Danbury hat manufacturer. The
Rev. Leo ltyan’offlclnted.
The bride we? given in marriage
by her brother. James P. Scanlan.
who is the husband of Mr. McLach-
lan's sister. Rena. She was attended
by her sister. Miss Marie Scanlan.
Mr. McLachlan was attended by his
brother. Harry McLachlan. Jr.
The ushers were Clifton A. Wright
of Danbury. James Becker of New
York city. John Hanlon and Hay-
ward Smith of Norwalk. and George
Sullivan of Salem Mass.
Following the ceremony a recep-
tion was held in the Italian garden
of the Ambassador hotel. X50 guests
being present. Among
were many from Danbury and Nor-
walk. ,
Mr. pnd Mrs. McLachlan left yes-
terday afternoon
Danbury upon their return‘.
of Trinity illege. Washington, D. C
Going To Reception
bore of the Pride
meeting to be held at the Hole
and 20.
hall. Washington street.
night is for the grand officers.
'night.
mums and Bridgeport.
hall. . .
At the conclusion of business.
social hour was enjoyed.
Ostrich m Collars
OstriCD “In" in Dutel
evening wraps.
Mercedes Scarf
bat.
he. and bsss and animal-
antirety of beam much I
andcorngepisa.
”WM .
soauutoeukmnallamuotat
are. stirring «annuity.
hr m bays
Dr. Tracey To Give
speaker of the evening at the first
fail me
grant which
Thomas McMahon.
ter work will be discussed.
the guests
upon a wedding
trip which they will spend in Pain.
ama. They will make their home in
The groom is associated with his
father in the batting business here
in Danbury. His bride is a. graduate
A large delegation of the mem-
of Uncas are
lsnnin to attend i
g l he reception "Hi, tlr. business to be transacted.
Strhtiieid. at Bridgeport. October is
Plans_fcr this trip were
discussed at the meeting of «the
tribe held last night at Red Men's
The reception on‘Tuesday night.
October 10. is planned for the mem.
bers of all the various degrees. The
meeflng scheduled for. the next
Seven candidates for membership
were initiated at the meeting last
Visitoh were present from
s Time were made for the Hello-
we'en dance that the members are
planning to hold. October :8, at the
shades
are very much liked for collars on
Some of the niost effective Icarfs
aremadesfwhitssilkprlnted with
large blseit checks: They are most
attractive with the black or navy
blue taiileur. wdrn with the black
‘ls-ilflnts
crystal bugs. more or less realis. .
arevery populaofcr list trimmings
In museum-her it lees-
tlma. and cook it quickly over a his
A C“! but will be relished 0i:-
Telk At Meetin
Catholic
Dr. Wlliam J. Tracey will be the
omen
g of the Norwaik Council
the c Women. which will be
in the Sunday school rooms of
There will also be a musical pro-
is in the hands of
At the meeing. plans for the win-
The reg-
ular meeting night of the council is
the third Tuesday of each month.
Members are asked to note that this
is scheduled for Thursday night.
Following the council meeting. it
is believed that the various branches
of the council's work will start theii‘I
winter activities. The Calvert club.
the Catholic Women's Literary club.
will resume the year's work after
this council session.
Stitchers’ Club
Meets At Home
' 01' Miss Mclnness
The meeting of. the Charleston
Stitchers' club who held Monday
evening. at the home of Miss Mary
Mclnness, Ward street. Election of
oilicers resulted as follows:
President—Mary Mclnness.
Secretary—Edna Masterson.
Treasurer-Margaret Deegan.
During the first part of the eve-
ning the girls sewed. Later dancing
was enjoyed and true to the name
of the club. several Charleston ex-
hibitions were given.
Refreshments were served by the
hostess.
Those present were: The Misse'
Mary Mclnness. Edna Masterson.
Mary Valiant. Linda Mclnness. Ger-
trude Masterson. Margaret Deegan
m Mildred Murphy.
Go To New Canaan
,___.
The regent of the local D. A. R..
Mrs. George R. Barnum, and nine
members of the chapter were the
guests of the New Canaan chapter.
yesterday afternoon. Those who at~
tended from Norwallr were Mrs.
George Barnum. Mrs. Alexander
Hamilton. Mrs. Christian Swarts.
Mrs. J. Milton Coburn. Miss Clara
Maples. Mm. E. E. Gorham. Mrs.
LeRoy Montgomery. Mrs. Mortimer
Lee. Mrs. Lillian Abbott and Mrs.
Harry Miller of Cannondale.
”rhezlecal members were also ae-
companied byescveral members of
tifb D. A. R.,from Greenwich and
Stamford.
The chief speakers of the meet-
ing wer rs. Bissell, state regent.
and Miss Nettleton. vice-regent of
the state.
After the conclusion of business.
a social time was enjoyed. Re-
freshments were served. The mem-
bers of the local chapter who at-
tended the reception report a most
delightful time and declare the New
Canaan members excellent host-
eases.
Plan Banquet
All arrangements were completed
at the meeting of the Girls' Friendly
society of Trinity church held last
night at the home of Miss Dorothy
Howell. Cove avenue. for the bdi.
quot that the society is planning to
held. October 21.
This banquet will be in celebra-
tion of the twenty-fifth anniversary
of the founding of Trinity branch
of the Girls“ Friendly society. It
will take place at the Summit
House. Boll island.
The Christmas cards that the so-
ciety plans to soil have arrived and
may be obtained from the members
at any time.
Following the business hour.
limes were played and refreshments
were served.
The next meeting of the society
will be held in the Guild room of
the church. October a.
. Women’s Relief Corps '
Douglas Fowler Women's Relief
Corps No. 15 will meet tonight at
the r. o. s. of A. hall. is slimline
street. All members an "quested
to be present as tilt-e is quite a lit-
. Court Cecile'
Miss Helen Cahill. i. eat of Court
Cecile. gave a report of he quarterly
state conventifii cf the Catholic
Daughters of America.theld recent-
ly at Derby. at the meeting of the
court last night‘st the club rooms.
West avenue, "'
Miss Cahill also asked the mem-
bers to retuin their mite boxes for
Marykaoll. just as soon as possiblo.
Plans for a masquerade to be
held at the club house. October 8!.
were disco-ed. Ml- Marie O'Don-
nell will be in charge of the enter-
‘ . talnment of the evening. -
i . Funny Wear
‘ year in millinery.
organisations
motion "
ment o‘f
O
State-wide interest is
in all
prohibition laws.
A fee
Mrs. Henry W. Peabody.
cider. which were
ETHEL ‘
submersible-emu.
Manama-me
being evinc-
ed in the Connecticut Conference
for Law Enforcement. to be held in
New Haven. Monday, Oct. 18. and
parts of the
state are sending delegates in order
that they may report on its
lugs to their respective communities
before election. according
Frank C. Porter.
Woman's Connecticut
which sponsors the meeting.
The conference will take place in
the Center Church
Rockwell Harmon l’oiter. pastor of
the church will preside. Mayor Nor.
man C. Stevens will welcome ’
delegates. The topic for the day will
,be "illuminating Facts on the Sit-
uation Today and Methods of Pro-
with stl‘ess on the enforce-
to Mrs.
President of the
Committee
use and llev.
e of the conference will
be the r ort on the replies i'ccclv.
ed by the Committee frost
dates for federal and state offices on
both tickets who were quizzed on
prohibition lid civil law problems.
general
chairman of the Women's National
Committee for Law Enforcement.
Guild Entertainment
'A delightful program of enter-
tainment followed by a confetti and
serpentine dance featured the first
social event on the. calendar of the
Young People's guild of Trinity
church it. the parish hall, last eve-
ning.
A very satisfactory sum was real.
iced by the affair. which was fonthe
benefit of the Male fund of the
church.
There was a program of songs.
”citations. dances and novelty num-
berl. after which dancing was en-
joyed te Bates' Twin City orchestra.
Mrs. P. G. Benedict and Mrs. J.
Herbert Mottram were In charge of
refreshments of sandwiches. cake
served by Miss
Marion Mottram. Miss Annie New-
ton and Miss Maude M. Sherlock.
candi-
mG‘ Came Oil
Minnow
-?ir Gimp "9'
‘00 g.
)
element in the county. has been re-
moved however, snd'peace reigns once more, the Fairfleld County
Re ublican or satiation has come to life again. _
p The first soles of its rebirth was heard Wednesday in Siem-
ford when an election of officers was held and “business as usual”
resumed. . . _ _ .
Although the organization was primarily for men, there is
no law to prevent a woman holding office in it. Thus, Mrs. We a-
worth was named vice president on the shin of Rep. Charles
Williamson.
Prominent Speakers on Program
Of Law Enforcement Meet. Oct.l8
find-
the
9:30.
AR.
hPDou
of Baltimore.
1‘ i.
and well-known figure in the fields
of education and missions. will ad-
dress both the morning and after-
noon seasions on "Can Our Republic
Enforce its Laws." Other speakers
for the morning session are Elisa-
beth Tiiton. author of “Sane Amer-
ica." on "Know Your Courts;" ltlch.
nrd H. Strcut of Boston who was
sent to Canada to investigate
Quebec system. will tell of his ex-
periences. and Mlss'Roberta (farms
whose message
primarily for the young people. will
talk on "How Education Helps."
Horace D. Taft. headmaster
the Taft School. Wniertovrn. will be
the first speaker on the afternoon
program. his subject
Situation Today and What we 0n
Do About It." Irving Fisher.
fun of economics at Yale Univer-
exy. and author of a recent publi-
c tion entitled "Prohibition at
Worst." will take for his subject.
“Then and Now." Professor fisher
was Chairman of the
Conference on Alcohol of the Coun.
oil of National Defense which roc-
ommendcd the trial period of prohi-
bition during war-time. .
being.
War
Food Sales
—-—-——._
'achnp
mthDlGlKL.
Court Laurq. No. 106. will hold
a cake and food sale
morning at Udelman's store, South
Main street. The sale will start at
rate at‘ocro‘ min.
or 'SECIAL INTEREST FOR THE won
A GOOD CHOICE
There seems to be quite a little confusion in the minds of the
women in Norwallt concerning the recent electing of 'Mrs. Marion
Wadsworth to the vice presidency of the Fairfleld County Re-
publican organisation. . .
This organization, it should be explained, has nothing what-
ever to do with the Feirfleld County Republican Women's organ:
isetion. .
The late Congressman E. J. Hill organised the Fairdeld County
Republican Organisation many years before women even had the
voté. It was'a men ’s organizatiod’snd continued in that capacity
for a long time. . _
Then airing the turbulent period of quarrelllng between the
King faction in Bridgeport and the Rorsbaek machine, the Fair-
ileld county qmpsthies split and the county organization all but
diso'r ised. _
lg: nearly eight and a half years nothing was done. The
organisation remained in existence and that was all that could
be said of it. '
Now that the turbulent
the
of
“The
PM-
its
time
tomorrow
The best of seed things to cat
will be on sale at the D. A. R. food
sale to be held in the office of Sam-
uel J. Keeier. 76 Wall street. tomor-
row from 1:80 to 5 o'clock.
Keeler has kindly loaned a part of
his office to the members of the D.
M r.
All sorts of delicious cakes. pics
and goodies Will be on hand. The
committee in charge is headed by
Mrs. LeRoy Montgomery. who is be-
ing assisted by Mrs. E. C. Browne.
Miss Clara Maples. Miss A. lrene
Mock Morris 9 A.» .
Zant strcet. who is shortly to be
married to Charles Rhinehold of
Danbury. was given a miscellaneous
last night.
i
. "‘"i ‘f,‘ {W ...t ‘M
,, . flu: ' . .‘
i
4.
.
M “
.
.
' l by.” ii "
iven For
A BrideuTo-Be
Miss Louise Kcsmecki of 1 Van
Shower
shower by her friends at her home
4“!“ v
WWW—m ..
EN OF
People's Chorus Arranges
Successful Card Party
Affair Is For Renefit of Chorus and It Is Esti—
$SO Has Been Cleared; Sev-
eral More Card Parties Being Arranged. ‘
mated That About
The bridedo-bo received a num-
ber of beautiful gifts of china.
llassware and linen. During the
Tried Local Recipe
evening a mock marriage took
place. Mrs. Hanoi L'Honimedieu
acted as the bride; Mrs. Jennie Mc-
Carthy. the groom; Miss Anna San-
torella. the minister; Mrs. Betty
Whittemore. the best man; Miss
Elllo hMorellu. tho bridesmulil;
Miss Anna Davis. trainbearer.
The whole house was attractively
decorated with cut flowers. During
the evening, delightful refreshments
of sandwiches cake. coffee and fruit
were served.
Among those present were:
Mrs “arrie Fltsgerald. Mrs. Clara
Baker. rs. Fiorrie Kosmecki, Mrs]
Emma Scholz. Miss Margaret Mar-
tin. Mlle Margaret Taylor.
Mrs. Lillian Hendricks. Mrs. Al-
to. Bloom. Mrs. Lottie Raymond.
iiss Elsie Suntorclla, Miss Anna
Davis. _
Mrs. Ilsdcl L'Hommedicu. Mrs
Betty Whittcnioro. Miss Rose Venn.
Mrs. Jennie McCarthy, Miss Ger-
trude Stabell. Mrs. Grace Cunning-
ham.
Miss Louise Kosmecki. Miss Grace
Toby, Miss Edna. Drew and Miss
Margaret lleinzclman.
Miss Beard, Hostess
Miss Eliza Beard. Flax Hill road.
entertained the members of the Wo-
men's club at .is first fall meeting
held at her home yesterday after-
noon. Despite the small attendance
due to the illness of several members
and the fact that a number of the
women how moved fronl town. the
meeting was very interebtiilg.
"Recent Biographies" was the
subject for the afternoon's discus-
sion. A number of interesting pap-
ers were read. touching upon that
topic. The committee in charge of
the meeting included Miss Beard.
Miss Brockway and Mrs. W. H.
Roldwin.
The next meeting of the club will
b: held November ii. The place
will be announced later.
Golden Wedding
Mrs. Hugo Kalil 56 Winfield
street, and Samuel Gsbbe. 69 East
avenue. are planning to attend the
golden wedding anniversary of their
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Gab-
be. 121‘ Avenue K. Brooklyn. to be
celebrated Sunday. October 17. at
Willoughby Mansion. Brooklyn.
Twentweight grand children will
attend the occasion. The children
of Mr. and Mrs. Gsbbe ave: Her-
man Gabbc. Robert Gabbe. Louis
Gabbe. Mrs. Abraham Silverman.
Mrs. Louis Atkins and Mrs. Nichol-
as Block. all of Brooklyn. and Sam-
uel Gabbs and Mrs. Hugo Kuhn of
Noru‘nlk. ‘
Hunt Club Dance
The Fairfleld Coun‘ty Hunt club
will hold one of its famous “fort-l
nightly" dances Saturda' night at
the clubhouse from 9 ant l i o‘clock.
Dipnc 1" be served before the
dance up unit it o'clock. Coffee
and sandwich will be available
during the evening far these de-
Hoyt. Mrs. Mortimer Lee and Mrs.
C". B. Wickwire.
string such.
THESE NEW HATS
4"-
MC?
/
Mrs. J. B. Skinner. 'l‘rcadvvrll Ave.,
spices in a bag. When hot. put the
tender.
away in a stone jar.
PICKLED FISH
\Vcstport
Spice the vinegar. cooking the
fish in and let it boil slowly until
Take out carefully and lay
Quick and easy isn't it? This is
the second recipe for pickled fish
kindly sent in by Mrs. Skinner.
Sentinel Cook Book
1
ORWAL‘
‘4” 1
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The home of Mis. Lambert ll.
Moultilrop. iii iiayvlow avenue. was
the scene of a delightful and most
successful card party. arranged last
evening by the members of the Poo.
pic's Chorus.
The party was given for the bone-
flt of the chorus and those in charge
estimate that about $30.00 was
cleared. There were eight tables
playing during the evening. Mrs.
Frederick L. Morrison and her
guests. and Mrs. C. S. Finch and her
gilt'filfl' \\'t'i'tl unable to come. but the
women played at home.
There were no two prizes alike.
Each one was wrapped in tissue pa.
per and they were of all shapes and
sizes. The selecting caused much fun
and all the winners were pleasantly
Caraiuclcd Apples 5
One nlid one-half cups sugar. 1'5 1
cups water. 6 tablespoons chopped
nut. meats. e apples. 1-: cup whip-
pllig cream. 2 tablespoons powdered
sugar. 1-4 teaspoon vanilla.
Cook 1 cup sugar with water until
.1 thick syrup. Add apples pared
and cared. Turn often an! cook
over a low fire. When tender but
not broken place in a. serving dish
or on individual plates. Boil the
syrup untll thick. in the meantime
put remaining sugar and nuts into a 1
small iron spider and cook over a
lit)! tire stirring constantly until the
:ugur melts and dlscolors. Fill the
entities of the apples with the heavy
juilyllkc syrup in which they were
cooked and pour the Caramel mix-
llll‘t‘ OH r the apples. Pour any re- .
“mining syrup around the fruit and
top each apple with a spoonful of
cream whipped until stiff and light-
ly flavored with sugar an‘vanllla.
Mrs. Jessie Taylio-r
To Attend King’s
Daughters’ Conf.
Mrs. William
Gainer.
Grace Hansel].
and Miss \y B. Clark.
Mrs. 'ellic
Bea‘ud Arthur Emmerson.
Mr Haney Mitchell prize wiri-
nor, Harvey
Mrs. William Sniffcn.
Ul‘DilFt‘d by what they drew
Those present were: Mrs. D. W.
lrnry. prize winner. D. W. Henry.
Gainer and Keith
Mrs. William Youngs. winner. Mrs.
Mrs. liamsperger.
Miss Amy Youngs. prize winner.
Miss Irene Youngs, Miss Mabel Pry-
or and lilies Mary Rider.
Mrs. lrving Hubbell. prize winner.
Mrs. Miriam Briggs. Mrs. Franklyn
Cleverlcy and Miss Marion Som-
ners.
Miss Mabel Montgomery. prize
winner. Miss Anna Backus. Miss Isa-
belle Rider and Miss Gladys Alvin-
ter. 3
Miss Laura Beach. prize winner.
Emmerson. Rowland
Mitchell and Mr. and
Miss Ruth Raymond. prize winner,
Mrs. Robert Gainer. Mrs. David ltos-
coo and Mrs. John Warren.
Several card parties have been
planned for the near future by the
members of the chorus but definite
plans have not
been arranged as
'et.
Mrs. Jessie Taylor. president of 5
the Thoughtful circle of the King's '
Daughters. and one other delegate Wilson-Newton
who will be named later. will attend
Mrs. Royal Osterlianks, Wilton
the state convention of the King's
Daughters that is to he held in New
Haven. the first week of November.
Plans for attending the convention
were discussed at the meeting of the
circle held yesterday.
The meeting was an all-day ses-
sion held at the home of Mrs. Earle
Gregory. Chestnut Hill avenue. The
women brought their box lunches
and a very enjoyable day was pass-
ed. Sewing was done for the hos-
pital. .
The next meeting to be held No-
vember it will be at the Nurses'
home. in the regular sewing room.
All Day Sewing
Mrs. John Flncll. West Main
street. entertained the members of
the Buckingham Women's Relief
corps. at an all-day meeting held
yesterday at her home. About
twenty-two members of the corps
were present. The women sewed.
talked and spent a general social
time during the day.
Mrs. Finch served her guests a
delicious luncheon.
On October 20. the members of
the corps have been invited to visit
the New Canaan corps which is
planning to hold its department in-
spection at that time.
November e is the date of the next
business meeting of the organiza.
.tlon. to be held at Red Men's hall,
Main street. This will be inspection
night for the local corps.
Guests Present
Deputy Mrs. Gray of the Bridge-
port council. and three other guests
from Bridgeport. attended the meet-
ing of Banner council. Sons and
Daughtcrs of Liberty. held last eve-
ning at Process Forum hall. Wash-
ington street.
There was a large attendance and
all enjoyed the interesting talk giv-
en by Mrs. Gray. Following the
transaction of routine business. a
social hour was spent.
Members of the council are asked
to keep in mind the next meeting to
be held October 28. at the ball. A
special social time has been planned
to follow that meeting.
To Give Tea
Mrs. Harry Everall. of _ Marvin
Beach. will entertain at her home
with a tea this afternoon.
Among tlfl guests will be: Mrs.
Mabel Hegeman of New York city.
Mrs. _J. B. Kunea and daughter.
Miss Maud Runes of Stamford.
Miss Jane Keith of Bridgeport. Mrs.
George H. Everall of Harbor View
and Mrs. Anna Reinhartof New
York city.
Mrs. Eversll. who is well known
in this section of Connecticut. was
formerly Miss Mabel Miller. the
daughter of Captain and Mrs. Ed-
ward H. Miller of Burwell street.
Given Party
Miss Stella luckier and Miss
Marjorie Buckley, u Wall street.
entertained at bridge at their home.
last evening in honor of Miss Kath-
leen Tracey. Who will be married
October 19, to Attorney John T.
Dwyer of Ansonia and this city.
of Mi- Traoey's present at the oc-
oasion. The gout prise was award-
ed to Mt- Tracey.
bridge prion
ed Inc the m "of bridge.
hate-sua-
l
BYEHUO. announces
of her sister. Annie Esther Newton,
daughter of the late Professor and
Mrs. Hibbert Newton to Alfred Her-
_’I‘rlnity church.
There were about eighteen friends
Mrs. Daniel
Farrell and Mrs. Nichols won the
Will dflmu '0" IO"-
l‘resh fruit should always be kept
the engagement
bcrt Wilson son of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles H. Wilson. 190 East avenue.
No date has been set for the Wed-
ding.
Both lilies Newton and Mr. Wil-
son arc popular in the younger set in
the city and are actively connected
with the Young People‘s Guild of
Miss Newton has
sung in Trinity choir for a number
of years.
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DeMolay Mothers
Mrs. George McKibbln. Elmwood
avenue. entertained the members of
the DeMolay Mothers' club. yester-
day afternoon. at her home, at a
sewing session.
There was considerable work to
,be done and the members feel that
afternoon was
a very profitable
followed the
spent. A social time
business.
The next meeting of the club will
be November 1.
Rummage Sale
The Norwalk Day Nursery Asso-
ciation is planning to hold a rum-
mage sale Wednesday and Thurs-
day of next week. Louis Udalman
has kindly offered his store on
South Main street. for the sale. Any-
one who has anything to offer the
nursery, is asked to leave it at the
headquarters. Webster street. before
Wednesday.
Mrs. Bingham
Mrs. Hiram Bingham. wife of
Senator Bingham, who has been at
her summer home in Salem. has re-
turned to Washington to establish
a home for the season and is at the
Wardman Park hotel. .
T. K. H.
The T. K. H. Society has invited
the Norwalk Chapter of De Malay
to attend a dance in their honor in
Grace Parish) Hall. November 22.
The chapter accepted the invitation
at . eting last evening.
Flavored Cream
A thick. creamy cream sauce is
made by whipping cream and put-
ting it on the ice until it is thor-
oughly cold. Then whip again add-
ing one teaspoon of vanilla and one
of confectioners' sugar for every
cup.
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For The Pantry
White oil cloth makes a very
practical covering for pantry
shelves. It can be fastened down
with thumb tacks which are very
easy to remove so that the shelves
may be scrubbdd.
Wrap Up Brass
When brasses are not in use. they
should be wrapped in newspaper
with small bags of camphon attach-
ed to keep them from tarnishing.
Bandy Ida
Have a box in which you keep
folded pieces of wrapping paper.
string. small bogs and boxes. it will
be most convenient.
Iowa's use longer
An aspirin pellet added to the
water in which cut flowers are
placed will often restore them after
they seer: wilted.
Mr '1‘- Val
It is advisable to dust c! your
windows first before you with them
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