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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1925
Page
11
An advertisement promotes Meloglo Beauty Cream claiming a harmless formula. It urges applying before bed for overnight whitening and purifying effects, promising a childlike soft, clear complexion and fading imperfections. It stresses nourishing properties and positions the product as a beauty star.
Daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Wilson of South avenue takes part in the dramatic revue presented by Miss Paula Spoettle at Holden Hall, showcasing local talent and community entertainment.
Mrs Charles Henry Armstrong Sr and Mrs Edward A Mora will host a Connecticut Society of Daughters of 1812 meeting at the Stratfield hotel on Thursday March 19 with a luncheon at noon. An afternoon session will feature Mrs Frank Spencer of Manchester presiding and a minuet performance by prominent local ladies as part of the Colonial concert by the Wednesday Afternoon Musical club.
Mra F OW Buter as Columbia portrayed the trading role in the pageant Christ In America last evening by the Missionary department of the Women's League at the first Presbyterian church. Those in the cast included Miss Maude Kimber Disabeth Poster Della Poster Helen Ivey Christine Alison Mrs L Manna Norma Childs Mrs A R Cole Mra To W Hoag Rety Knapp Mrs Kare Hatche or Mra George Stone and Mra Ray VanStone. Tittle Jennnetts VinStone and Raph Wilchusrt were the flag belles. Mis J B Chase and Mre Jo Doishem directed. A dead oath service preceded the presentation and the friends were served afterward.
Dr George W Hawley will speak on feet defects Monday evening December 15 at 8 pm as part of the YWCA Health Month. He will demonstrate corrective exercises for defective feet and a foot club will follow with a shoe prize. An exhibition featuring department and gowns from Bridgeport awaits attendees.
The Junior and Juvenile Music clubs announce their joint debut tomorrow night at 7:30 in Universal church parlors. The program features piano solos, vocal numbers, dances, and orchestral selections by members Pino, Miss Addie, Miss Lillian Anderson, Miss Mary Woltch, Miss Gertrude Lockwood, and others, with performances by the Girl Scout Orchestra and community participants.
Milford resident Miss Marion Skidmore Sturdevant will wed Lea Gamash of Waukegan Illinois and West Palm Beach in a Saturday service in West Palm Beach. Rev L M Broyles will officiate with a palm adorned living room. Attendants Mrs Harod Keane and Mrs Claudia Emmons. Best man John Gamash Jr usher Ber in Griffin. After March 1 the couple will reside at the West Palm Beach home.
The Black Rock Congregational church group hosts a Valentine party at Woodruff Memorial tonight. A basket launch and games for all ages are planned with several prizes. Chairwoman Mrs Tierman Pardon leads a volunteer team including Mrs Viola Hurlburt and many others.
The Madison P T A hosts an evening of musical entertainment at the school with a large ticket sale beforehand. Miss Dorothy Madison will play violin with ensemble performances by Hutzel student group using orchestral selections to raise funds for a piano gifted to the 8th grade room.
An old advertisement touts a health remedy promising to restore women to vigor and strength. It claims to solve aches irregularities and mood issues, presenting Pinkhinis Vegetable Compound as a dependable cure for domestic harmony and personal well being.
A brief notice describes milk chocolate heart candies and red heart shapes with Cupid messages. It mentions tiny baskets as favors and a main floor display near the rent entrance. Also notes heart cutters in three sizes for party treats and heart shaped cakes or sandwiches. Basement.
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