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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1918
Page
14
A city theatre draws criticism from a reader who recounts being disturbed by obscene talk from men behind her and her daughter. She left early and calls on managers to protect refined patrons from unruly audiences. The piece denounces loud, indecent conduct not tied to wealth or status.
The New York F Yacht Club rejected Sir Thomas Lipton s challenge as sound yet drawing sharp public sentiment against it. With peace lingering, plans for a later race face delays and broader readjustments. A private discussion might have resolved issues, but public controversy arose from the club s public stance.
Mr and Mrs Joseph Shea hosted a Christmas evening at 86 Milne Street in honor of Mrs Shea’s brothers Lieut John McIlroy of Camp Devens and Charles McIlroy of Stamford. Dancing and a supper followed with guests including Miss Lavery Regan Veronica Ryan and many McIlroys and Sheas.
Christmas day unfolds with gifts and Blake Iverson planning a painting of Gypsy as his wife. Gypsy battles envy and fear over Blake’s closeness with Mrs Lambert while Harper North’s visit sparks doubt about Blake’s fidelity and her own trust in their marriage.
In a reflective Christmas note, Natalie laments Harold's distant mood after the holidays and wonders about a missing package from Lucie. She plans to address tensions at the Black Rock Shore gathering, while detailing shopping trips, store finds, calendars, a new dress, and a furniture pedestal as she seeks to lift her spirits.
My Style Diary 1 praises Dolly in a new sports suit crafted from a rough soft wool blend in old rose and grey with silvery satin blouse. The coat features a grey squirrel fur trim, side pockets, deep cuffs and pointed fur collar. The skirt splits at the back hem to accommodate its narrow cut. Dolly wears a fur hat to match.
Mr and Mrs William Tiert of 1487 Grand Street hosted a large group of friends for a Christmas night birthday party for their daughter Miss Theresa Lieff. The home featured red white and blue decor and guests enjoyed singing dancing and games with many gifts and an elaborate supper.
Miss Marriet Hilliman hosts Miss Mildred Powers in Park sleet while Lt John Melroy returns from Camp Devens for a visit. Mrs Richard Howell is ill with influenza. Leonard Walsh, ex US soldier, home after discharge. Catherine Page and Lorraine Armstrong attend a Brook lawn weekend event and a country club dance. Bridgeport High School graduates plan a 1916 17 reunion dance. Our Own Wart Stories share tales of two brothers in wartime and a domestic intrigue involving Mrs Lambert. A serial tale continues with a dinner scene and anticipated call.
The Connecticut French delegates of the National Woman's party who attended the Washington demonstration will report at a January 3 Hartford meeting hosted by Mrs. George H. Day. Notable reporters include Mrs. Al Toscan Bennett, Mrs. Day, and delegates I. G. Ver Vane, Weaver, Barker, and others from Hartford Norwalk Putnam and surrounding areas.
Red Cross headquarters at the Seaside Institute reopens after Christmas closure. Volunteers are urged to rush refugee garment work to meet January quotas, with 6,000 comfort bags completed since December 1 under government orders.
Service club dance postponed by death of Chinten Barnum Seeley will be held tonight at Brooklawn Country Club. Decorations include laurel and flags of the Allies. Dartmouth jazz band to provide music for dancing.
An American delegate recalls a Belgian conference host and her chateau, art, and library as World War I separations unfold. She shares the hostess’s wartime notes of famine, gratitude for American aid, and a reminder that Belgians in need remain proud neighbors.
A fragmented report notes shifts in toy production and exports led by Japan. It highlights Japanese factories supplying dolls and other items to the United States, with Kobe and Osaka cited as origins. The piece points to Japan adapting toy fashions to global tastes and the prominence of Nippon makers in the international market.
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