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Bridgeport Standard Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1919

Page

13

Miss Miller Plans Extended Westward Trip

Mary Miller of Sterling Place plans an extended western tour later this season, visiting the Canadian Northwest and California. She will be joined by classmates from Miss Maas School and Mrs. Stiles Goodsell, with others recently returning from Cape Cod. The city diary notes numerous summer visits, travels, and local social engagements across Stamford and nearby towns.

Mary “Miller Sterling Place Hawho Mt. Tomake Ias Canadian Northwest Andifornia

Nothing Dry About This Suit

Nothing dry about this suit by Betty Brown showcases bathing as a social pastime. The model features white wool jersey embroidered in sea blue silk with a marine motif and a blue and white striped water-proof parasol to shield from freckles.

Betty Brown

Business Women Elect Officers for 1920 Federation

The federation of Business and Professional Women clubs announces its complete officer slate led by Miss Gail Laughlin of California as president and Miss Eugenia Wallace of New York as vice president. Others include Miss Urla Carrol Arkansas recording secretary Miss Mary Stewart Washington DC corresponding secretary and Miss Gratia Rice Bridgeport official representative treasurer plus Miss Maude Smith Kansas as first auditor. The group proposes The League of Business and Professional Women as the new organization name. Delegates from Los Angeles Little Rock St Paul New York and more attend the 1920 convention with about 200 delegates.

Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs Gail Laughlin California Eugenia Wallace New York Urla Carrol Arkansas Mary Stewart Washington, D. C Gratia Rice Bridgeport the League Los Angeles Little Rock Ark St Paul Dergy Supreme Court SL Louis St. .Louis New Mexico Nevada Wyoming Lena” M. Phillips Helena Williams New Haven Carolyn Merchant Teva Cohen Hartford Mise J. Allison Hunter Nurses’ Graduate Association ~ of Connecticut Kathryn I. Hewitt Bridgeport Protective Association

Hats For Between Seasons At City Food Hut

A hat demonstration at the City Food Hut in Green promises the latest in styles and fabrics this afternoon at 2 30. Miss Gladys B Green will teach designs and frame creation from crinolins buckrams and frame wire for women and children using silk linen or cotton. The program adds simple hat decorations and mentions upcoming canning demonstrations using beets and berries. Dehydration chief Miss Marion Donaldson reports Swiss chard preservation and currant dehydration, noting war era habits persist for household economics.

City Hail Green Gladys B. Green Miss Green Walte Marion Donaldson

Avignon Club 10 Continues Work in City

The Avignon club in this city, hosted by Mrs Charles A Bliza on Stillman Street, continues aiding war victims. A French child sent thanks for bread, and Miss Florence Hastings suggested adding another child to the club’s list. Mrs John Bray will host the next meeting. Outside contributions help fund care for a protégé with a shattered knee from a wartime flight. Word reached the club that war amputees are being cared for at Avignon’s old papal palaces.

Charles A. Bliza Stillman Street Florence Hastings John. Bray Alup France Papal Avignon

Casualties in Russia and Siberia totals issued

Listed casualties from the A. H. F. in Russia and Siberia show 139 killed in battle 279 dead from disease and other causes 204 wounded and 47 missing as of today.

Washington Russia Siberia

Colonel Dies Trying to Rescue a Private Soldier

New York friends of Lieut. Col. Harold W. Bateman report his death by drowning July 4 while attempting to save Private Joe Bukoby of the 14th Field Artillery. His wife and sister witnessed the tragedy. The U S Naval Academy marks its seventy fifth anniversary next year, founded in 1846 by George Bancroft, then secretary of the navy.

New York Col. Bateman Joe Bukoby 14Th Field Artillery United States Naval Academy George Bancroft Navy President Polk Harold R. T. Whiting Whiting Imperial Garden

Letters of Natalie Describe a Dinner and Purchases

A letter recounts a dinner with friends Tom and Helen, Harold sharing wartime views, and plans to furnish a home. It notes local shopping, including a mahogany living room suite at premiums, Lane’s candy, Nutting’s nerve treatments, and a Mahara jah tea sale at Fairchild’s. Harold’s work on a boat engine ends the update.

Harold Tom Tiden Helen N. Buckingham and Company Mulberry Havenport Louis Nutting City Savings Bank Ming Dr. Nutting John Alden Pate Tern John Alden Ike Fairchild's

Read Annex Dollar Day in The Annex Dress Goods Sale

The Read Annex announces Thursday Dollar Day featuring wash dress goods and voiles at bargain prices. Summer voiles, many reproductions of pricier weaves, offer affordable options for homemade dresses. Selection includes dainty florals, checks, and stripes in 38 inch wide fabrics, highlighting value for sewists.

Towels and Crochet Bed Spreads Offerings at Low Prices

Turkish towels heavy weight large size priced at 39 cents. Crochet bed spreads full size described as good heavy quality with attractive patterns. Face cloths Turkish pink and blue border offered at 7 cents.

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