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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1922
Page
13
Henry Hutzer will address girls at a 4 PM Sunday vesper program at the YWCA on Golden Mile, hosted by the Athletic Club and Physical Education department. He will discuss symphony music versus jazz and explain the difference between real music and jazz.
Two district Republican clubs join to host a Mardi Gras dance on Friday night February 24 at the Sixth district club rooms, 242 Main Street. A full committee leads the event with Sidney Smith Jr as chair and Arthur Knipp as secretary.
The Bridgeport Bar Association holds a community singing event Friday evening February 24 at 6:50 at the University Club. William H. Kelsty is in charge of arrangements and Samuel C. Shaw will chair.
A 19th century style ad claims Dr Edwards Olive Oil Tablets cleanse liver and bowels. It promises pale complexions, dull eyes, pimples, and headaches improve after nightly use. It presents the product as a safe substitute for calomel and urges readers to try for health gains.
An ad emphasizing economy in dress, arguing price and quality are not perfect allies. It promotes shopping at stores like Fairchila's where merchandise is accurately represented and prices reflect true worth, urging careful purchases for high value.
G W Fairchild and Sons Inc established 1880 operates at the sign of the Chimes located at 907 Mah Street Bridgeport along with 2 FP O Arcade in Connecticut.
Boston socialite Helen Lee Worthing, once famed as a "For-Yes" girl, urges newlyweds that wives must never earn more money than their husbands. She argues men are economically jealous and prefer to be the breadwinner, fearing loss of their traditional niche.
Miss Ethel Thompson of East Eaton street was guest of honor at a Thursday surprise party at her home. Piano solos by John Bneider and recitals by Robert Stafford opened the evening, followed by dancing and games and a luncheon. Participants included Thelma Rogers Lenora Cooney Allen Marler Elizabeth Dobas Anna Shepp Mildred La Beth Grace Boetum Cleanor Shannon May Kellar Eva Hague Vera Blair Amy McEwen May Young Harold Doyle Raymond Stone Paul Cremion John Stanton John Ryan John Sunderland Thomas Heppell William Rooney Chris Quinn Harry Wollan Jack Casey John Snelder Fred Snelder Frank Stevens Tournurd Rivh Harold Sant Mrs Ayren and Mrs Donovan.
The Milford Town hall overflowed for the Myrtle Beach Chemical Company No 3 minstrels. Amateur and professional talents performed a novelty song and dance "When Frances Dances With Me" with Miss Mildred Walsh and William Finn leading. Clarence Masson and David S Hull directed, Frederick Ott the accompanist, and Reck’s orchestra provided dancing music.
A Wednesday afternoon pinochle club and the Ladies' Brunsars gave a surprise shower for Miss Alice Mooney of 9 Washington Terrace. She received a twenty dollar gold piece. dinner was served by Mrs. Swan and Mrs. Cassidy. Cards followed. brides cake went to Mrs. A Maloney. Guests included Mrs. Burns, Mrs. Maloney, Mrs. Burton, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Fant, and others.
A recent mixed bridal shower for Mrs. August Lohse and Mrs. Herméin Leveen, hosted at the Lohse home, featured pink and white Valentine decor, dancing, and luncheon. Attendees included Miss Marjorie Spain, Miss Helen Deri, Mrs. Ralph Tanshen, and others, with notes of upcoming church services and community gatherings.
Pride of Bridgeport D A R marks its 95th anniversary with a banquet and musical program at hall 181 State Greet Inghevonian. Nat F. Splath leads secretary remarks as Mrs Helen Cole and others perform piano solos. 1897 charter noted. forty original members referenced.
Members of the Children of Mary society at St Augustine’s Hall plan a minstrel show for Monday night January 20 assisted by Columbus branch members. Event coached by Joseph Wham with a committee including James Rose Wr. president, Miss Margaret Carroll, Miss Esther McKenna, Miss Mira LaCourciere, Miss Sara Wuhl, Miss Margaret Murren, Miss Milved Farrell, Miss Dorothy Mer Biroy, Lawrence Ryder, Charles Cole, and Thomas Cullen.
Local society notices report Mrs Roblin G Sherwood speaking on art appreciation at the Business and Professional Women club with upcoming talks February through March. Funeral attendance by Rev H G Wiemer. Elder W Bernhard to conduct church services tomorrow. Mrs Grave Hughes hosts Open House with Miss Susan Bennstto performing. Mary Beck recovering from illness. St Patrick’s women plan fundraiser for school building. Mrs J Wy Carrall chairs committee. Admiral Sir Ben Chatsfield visits Bridgeport as guest of Rev and Mrs Henry H Kelly. Chatsfield noted as senior British admiral and cousin to the Kellys.
Third sea lord Admiral Sir Ash erow tight will discuss naval history at George's Episcopal hall Beechwood avenues. The talk, hosted by the British delegation, will appeal to British birth exnavy men and others who served in British waters.
Made from soft fing front white pique cloth and cuffs, sash ties in back. White grounds with red blue or black dot pattern. $2.00 sizes up to 46. Second floor Georgettes Crepe de Chine and Voiles striped silks plain and fancy all colors with white. Your Choice $5.00 each. Second flour
A short fashion note describes February as a dreary month yet lifted by a new hat. It highlights bright silk or satin hats with fine silver thread, blue or black taffeta brims, and henna accents. Turquoise blue satin paired with straw is also shown. Priced at $7.50.
The ad touts marshmallow caramels at 45 cts a tablespoon and Roman Nougat with peanut butter options. It offers towels and guest towels in color to harmonize with rooms, praising their cheer and room appeal. Irish linens for towels are shown in coal soft blue rose and dull gold colors at 1.00 a yard.
A maternity corset described as bone free at the front with elastic support and lacings on each side for fit. White batiste, well boned at the back, comfortable yet supportive, replacing a traditional corset. Shoulder straps with lace trim, sizes 12 to 16 years, priced at $2.00 for the corset section and $4.00 for the corset section.
The ad promotes silk jerseys at 3.95 and petticoats in light and dark colors with accordin plaited flounces and color insets. On the second floor a note references "Tink" The Little Plumber in the Can as a modern economical home plumbing guard that dissolves waste and slime, priced at 0.50 per can, urging customers to try it before calling a plumber.
Next week Marty W. Congdon Post American Legion expects a large turnout of ex service yeomanettes at a Wednesday dance in the Casino on State Street. Catherine McGurry Pos leads the event. The following night a “Bachelas night” event is set for the club rooms on Golden Hill Street.
St Joseph’s TB and L prepare a two night musical comedy on February 27 and 28 at Corottal Duit. Cast includes Bill Toomey Jos James Srande Inek Adelyn Marley and William Mae with Perry’s Orchestra for dancing. Edward Garminguy chairs the committee. Fred Provident heads the association. The show titled Colleca Bawn promises entertainment for patrons.
Mrs Hssher A Allen of Hiid pork was granted a divorce from Harry J Allen now of Los Angeles in Lee Superior court on grounds of desertion. She testified the couple argued on Pakrfield avenue in Bridgeport on July 1 1918 and he left, with plans to join her later thwarted by telegrams and relocation efforts.
Beardsley Park golfers and citizens are urged to attend a meeting at the Public Links Beardsley Park tomorrow afternoon at the Amarivm jmhester East Main Street near Jan. Business matters of importance for the coming season will be discussed.
A reception for the new pastor Rev Rutledge Berle and his wife will be held next Tuesday evening at the Shorefront quarters of Park Street Congregational Church. It replaces the annual parish gathering with over 500 invitations issued by Mrs. George B Clark and Mrs. Mannie A Richards, who lead the invitation committee.
Inilies face permanent brow shaping after a mysterious progress failure. Eyebrows altered by a private operation blamed on faulty equipment. Location cited as Bridgeport and a bank address appears in the confusion.
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