Annual Two Piano Day Promises Rich Musical Program
The Wednesday Afternoon Quaice club presents a Two Piano Day program tomorrow afternoon at Spratfeld. Readers include Mrs Engel, with a varied lineup: piano duet by Mrs and Mrs Comley, soprano solos by MT Henry L. Bishop and Miss Mary J. Peck with accompanist, and pieces from Gertrude Ross, Saint Saens, and Grieg. Two piano duets feature multiple artists, concluding with Peer Gynt Suite selections and additional soprano and duet performances.
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Club Silt
Spratfeld
Comley
Henry L. Bishop
Mary J. Peck
Clarence Hayes
Misa Belle Blackstone
Desert
Gertrude Ross
Mia
Nanchen Adams
Jonny
Fay
Tthel M. Pleg
Giorno de Arrove
Semiramides Rosani
Thor Birds
Afissy Bessla Libby
Anna K. Price
Julius Hohlmaier
Mire
Arthur Kelt
Miss la Belle Blackstoke
Grel “Tyrid
Peer Gent
Sotvels
Debutante fashions boast gauze and feather fans
Spangled gauze fans are praised as the correct and charming accessory for debutante frocks, rivaling feather fans which suit only imagined towns.
Women Overseas Service League Emerges After War
Washington reports a new national body the Women Overseas Service League formed by former overseas workers. The bill seeks a national charter to recognize overseas service between Aug 1 1914 and Jan 1 1920, while preserving comradeship and aiding veterans, with local units already active in providing books games and entertainment to soldiers and hospital staff.
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Washington
Women’s Overseas Service League
Tnis
Congress
Avomp
Seco
Europe
League
Patrix Otic
America
France
Poland
Seattle
Mon In & Public Health
Women of the Tenth District Republican Club Whist Party
Women of the Tenth District Republican Club host a whist and pinochle session this afternoon at Alfred Street club rooms starting around 2 o'clock with Mrs. Benner B. Emenexer acting as host for Whist pinochle and bridge prizes to top scorers. Myrtle Sewing Circle meets tomorrow at Florence Wienet's home 58 Hanover Street at noon.
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Alfred Street
Ge B. Emenexer
American Fesion
Golden Hi Street
Myrtle Sewing Circle
Florance Wienet
Hanover Street
Last Indian lectures conclude at Bridgeport Art League
Ming Anna Beecher Beovilla delivered her final lecture at the Bridgeport Art League Homestead on Clinton Avenue. She discussed New England and how Native Americans viewed the land, noting the arrival of white settlers and the displacement of Indigenous people. The Art League's executive board meets Monday to plan events, with a Bridge tournament Friday, a Valentine social February 15, a decorating lecture February 20 by Louise Faxon Jnapp, and an Industrial Art exhibit planned for February 27.
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Ming Anna
Beecher Beovilla
Bridgeport Art League
Clinton Avenue
New England
Indiana
Newnd
The
Art Learun
Tima
Louise Faxon Jxnapp
Visiting Nurse Olson Reports January Visits
The Stratford Visiting Nurse Association met at the Town Hall to hear Miss Beatrice Olson’s January report. Nursing visits totaled eight dollars. infant, prenatal, tuberculosis visits noted. attendance at CH nic and Welbauer noted. Olson’s supervision listed as 109. Regime continued from last year with satisfactory progress and plans for 1922.
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Visiting Nurse Association
Stratford
Beatrice “Olson
Artistic Defect in Home Decor Substitutes Panels for Pictures
A clever woman replaces costly pictures with brilliant Chinese print panels, creating striking home decor. The author notes how artful substitutes can transform rooms, reflecting taste and value without the high price of traditional paintings.
Cardinal Ratti of Milan Named Pope
A background sketch of Cardinal Achille Ratti, born in Desio on March 9 1887, rising from Milan priest to Vatican librarian and historian, later archbishop of Milan and papal nuncio in Poland, then chosen as Pope Benedict XV successor. He gained renown for athletic prowess and scholarly work, and was noted for his modesty and connection with American readers.
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Washington
Pub
St. Peter
Lara
Cardinal Ratti
Arche
Milan
Wilsons
Atti
Pope Benedict III
Vatican
Ratti
Achilles
Cardinal Ratt
Bome
Dasio
Nise Lo
Pius X
Abravidus
Tia
Racimora
Rati
Atensiguer
Wuldes
Ratt
Reagoi
Aervica
Vallein
Acchsoologiaas
J. .Pierpont Morgan
Fone
Polany
Benedict XV
Ratti Pana Noneto
Lapanto
Poland
Willamette Halls ban informal after-dinner dancing
Directors at Willamette University in Salem Oregon issue an edict for residents of the Lausanne Halls forbidding informal after-dinner dancing among the students. The rule prohibits the practice of girls removing rugs and dancing to music among themselves for about a half hour after meals.
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Forrid
Willamette University
Salem
Ore
Twausanne Halls
Enel
Dane
Local Editor and Journalist Speak at Council Meeting
Lynn W. Wilson urged intensified use of the pre sen system to reform school funding and summer programs at a Council of Jewish Women meeting on Paris Avenue Turmola. A. W. H. Troe Jonson followed with a stark report on Jewish refugees in Europe, urging support for a relief drive in Connecticut.
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Lynn W. Wilson
Council of
Tewish Women
Paris Avenue Turmola
Wilson
Spenka
A. W H. Troe Jonson
Europe
Ukraine
Russia
Council of Jewish Women
Iis
Yhrfmt
Business Women's Dance Set for Friday Night
The midwinter event at the Business and Professional Women's Club will be held in the Liberty Building on February 19 at 8 o clock. The hall will feature yellow and pink crepe decorations, Strattov's orchestra will provide dancing music, punch will be served, and ice cream and cake will be sold. Miss Locetta Perry leads the event with assistance from Bob Vickrey Hattie Prooks Mrs Dizabeth Adams and others.
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Liberty Building
Tha
Strattov
Punch ix
Locetta Perry
Bob' Vickrey
Hattie Prooks
Dizabeth Adams
Vlah Mi
Mrs Baker Gains From Lydia Pinkham's Remedy
Lebanon Indiana resident Mrs Euata Baxen recounts recovery from "women's troubles" and stomach issues after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She urges other sick women to try the natural restorative and permits use of her testimonial and photo. The letters advocate the medicine for ailments common to women and failing energy.
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Mrs. Baker
Lydia
Lebanon
Indiana
Pinkham
Euata Baxen
S. East St
Lydia E. Pinkham
Change Pads Knitting for This Year’s Brocade Bags
A fragment describes knitting and sewing changes for this year as women craft brocade bags or pouches. It notes using contrasting silk linings and hints at fashion trends among women friends in crafts and fashion.
Carrots Added to Soup Nourish and Please
A brief note describes adding carrots to the beast soup, noting the carrots nourish the dish and enhance the flavor with a pleasant touch. The reference uses archaic phrasing like nourisha and Noster to convey the taste improvement.
Adelaides Neighborhood Watch and Fashion Notes
Adelaide and Che Read Annex recount daily life with neighbors and a look at spring fashion. The Starling family near United Church sparks curiosities as Mrs Kamerling showcases hair and dress trends at local studios, while advertising notes highlight budget planning and home economics tips from Bridgeport institutions.
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Women Welfare Workersan
ART League
Cleopatra
Egypt
Palmolive Company
Milwaukee
Saumolive Company OF Canada
Limted Toranto, Ont, A
Cardinal Achille Kattl
Pius XL
Stago
Kontera Theorix Chie
Isairtple
Colter Restorer
Ionle
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Caktman Bidz
St. Pat
Mfr
Goleman
Auharn
Margaret Davig Taylor
Che
Batiste
Natalie
Svelyni
Adelaide
United Church
Tony
Dot John
Madras
Mayeghott Mounga
Jay
Adelaide Sig
Crawford
Christeaux Club
Bridgeport
Bridgeportings Banke
Marlon
Dosalduga
William Avoh
State Street
Rod
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