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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1922
Page
11
A notice reports Vonsiatsky and his bride honeymooning in Quebec City, staying at the Pice Antenne Hotel. The couple is listed as Prague and New York based residents.
A misread text reports Anastase Andrevitch-Vonsiatsky, a 24 year old Baltimore Locomotive Works employee, with a 45 year old heiress identified as Mrs Marion Ream Stephens of Chicago. The hot water bottle is said to have been placed in a bed, with unclear details about its use or outcomes.
Elaborate preparations for a St Patrick's parish benefit dance at Madison School hall with proceeds for the new parochial school. Committees include Mrs W J Carroll chair and Frank Brennan as chair, featuring double orchestras, sketches by Steinke and performances by Miss Julie Carlen and James Keegan, among others.
Mrs. Webster Walker hosted a bridge gathering at 31 E Bancroft Avenue in honor of Miss Elizabeth Bassick daughter of Mr and Mrs Edgar Webb Bassick of 100 Fairfield Avenue. Bassick’s marriage to Tracy Campbell Dickson on February 18 was noted among a list of guests including several named ladies and gentlemen.
Townsend, longtime principal of Fairfield High School since its 1914 founding, will leave to teach Latin at Bushwick High School in New York City. She has been active in educational, athletic, and social affairs at Fairfield.
Wireless promises to transform home life with Mrs Christine Frederick guiding a nationwide program of cooking instructions by wireless. Bridgeport households report growing interest as Meigs Building station and private homes test sets for morning recipe signals.
A large reception at Park Street Congregational Church honored Rev T F Rutledge Beale and his wife. Guests in the receiving line included Susan Kinsella and many local residents. The church quartet performed and refreshments featured a yellow and white color scheme with daffodils and fresia.
A tip from a home care column suggests adding a pinch of soda to the water used for cut flowers to extend their freshness. This simple trick helps preserve color and rigidity for longer periods.
Thousands of men and women are learning that Fleischmanns Yeast corrects stomach and intestinal troubles. It promotes the flow of bile and pancreatic juice, keeps appetite normal, and protects against indigestion.
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