April Calendar and Club Events At Bridgeport WPW
The Bridgeport Business and Professional Women's club outlines its April events including an invite dance tonight in the Liberty building hosted by Miss Isabel Hainey and Miss Vivian MacDonald. Upcoming plans include a dinner next Monday at 6 30, an executive board at 7 15, and a regular meeting at 7 30 with Mrs. Harry Bartram leading the Silver Tea and Musical Friday April 13. A card party with bridge whist and pinochle and prizes donated by members is set for Friday April 20 under Miss Elizabeth Pierce, with tea served. Three New Britain Veterans of Foreign Wars members visited the Harrie post commander R Mills True and attended the post meeting last night.
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Bridgeport Business and Professional Woman’s Club
Liberty Building
Isabel Hainey
Vivian MacDonald
Harry Bartram
Elizabeth Pierce
Community notices list events and meetings around town
Local clubs and organizations schedule meetings, dances and socials at centers, churches, and halls. Upcoming events include minstrel nights, whist and pinochle, a card party and food sale by the American Legion, a talk at Bridgeport High School, a fourteenth anniversary luncheon for the Elias Bowe Junior Woman’s Relief corps, and a first annual dance at Morris Court A. C. Officers and hosts are named, with venues such as Calvary church parish house 8:16 p.m. Thursday and 62 Cannon Street rooms.
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Elias Bowe
Banking Institute to Give Informal Dance
The final informal dance of the season by the American Institute of Banking will be at the Stratfield ballroom next Friday night. Xylophone solos by Cecil Bridge will entertain. Many out of town guests are expected and refreshments will be served. The organizing committee includes Dennis P. Tobin, Miss Wilma Bakes, Frank J. Huda Jr, John J. Salamon Jr, James Staples and company, Ralph Sprague, Raymond L Thisbault, and Richard J. Wynkoop Jr.
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American Institute of Banking
Stratfield
Cecil Bridge
Dennis P. Tobin
First National Bank
Miss Rithman Becomes Bride of E F Crosby
Miss Mildred Rithman daughter of Mrs Johanna Rithman Milford became the bride of Howard Crosby son of Mrs Agnes Crosby Milford at United church yesterday morning at 10 with Dr William Horace Day officiating. The bride wore tan canton crepe with grey hat and corsage. Mr and Mrs Howard Curtis attended. A reception followed at the bride's home and the couple left on an extended wedding trip.
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Mildred Rithman
Johanna Rithman
Stows Avenue
Milford
Howard Crosby
Agnes Crosby
Maple Street
United Church
William Horace Day
Mrs. Crosby
Fashion's Forecast for Little Girls Frock Pattern
Annabel Worthington details a low-waisted Peter Pan collared cotton crepe frock for girls ages 6 to 14, requiring 2 yards 84 inch fabric and 6 to 9 yards of 32 inch contrast for an 8 year size, featuring front pleats pockets and gathered edges. A pattern will be mailed for 168 cents with patterns department in Bridgeport Telegram.
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Bridgeport Telegram
Sale of Deltah Pearls at Half Price
The sale offers Deltah Pearl necklaces guaranteed to be perfect and moisture resistant. Discontinued by the maker, these lustrousOriental gems come in various lengths with 14 kt gold or white gold safety clasps, some set with sapphires, diamonds, or Onyx, at half to reduced prices. Limited quantities available at the Jewelry Counter on the main floor.
Furniture for Dining Rooms Sets in walnut mahogany oak
Furniture for dining rooms advertised with walnut mahogany and oak sets. Walnut sets include buffet china cabinet dining table serving table five leather chairs and one armchair priced at 295 dollars. Mahogany sets in Sheraton design include buffet dining table serving table china cabinet five chairs and armchair. Oak sets in two toned effects priced 365 dollars. French English and Italian period sets in mahogany and walnut priced 800 dollars. Fourth floor.
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Sheraton
Shoes for Boys and Girls at Special Prices
The children's shop in the shoe department announces styles for children with comfortable lasts for growing feet. Introduces special shoes at reduced prices to show quality reduces overall child footwear costs. Style 307 ranges sizes 6 to 8 in widths B C and D at $4. Style 407 runs sizes 8 to 11 in widths A to D at $5. Style 507 covers sizes 11 to 14 in widths A to D at $6. Main floor.
Lavinite pottery described as dark lava-gloss finish
Lavinite described as metallic pottery with lamp bases jars and urn shapes. The pieces feature a glossy black lava-like color that pairs with many furnishings. An inspection is invited at Matin floor.
Gloves Novelty Silk Gauntlets for Spring Wear
Heavy Milanese silk gloves with five row stitching on the backs strap wrist and flared cuff with contrasting embroidery. Available in silver gray and ecru for spring wear.
White Elastic for Household Use Quoted as Useful
White elastic, quarter inch wide, praised as a highly useful article due to its wide demand in households. The note highlights its versatility for sewing and garment repairs, underscoring strong consumer need and practical value for home use.
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