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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1919

Page

14

Women’s Page notes urged for telegram contributions

News of Interest to Women requests reader input for the Telegram’s Woman’s Page. Submissions should include sender name and address and may be telephoned to Barnum 6100.

Barnum

Social News From Benham Area New Year Observances

Miss Olive Casey of Benham and Miss Doris Casey sail through New Year greetings with families in Benham and South Norwalk. Local residents report visits, transfers, and greetings from Lt. Thomas F. O’Brien on furlough, and many short trips to Baltimore New York and Atlantic City. A Red Cross auxiliary sewing meet, widow society activities, and numerous New Year parties fill the local scene with civic and social bustle.

Olive Casey Benham Ethel Olsen South Norwalk

Welsh rarebit party and wartime shopping lore

A personal letter recounts a lonely day in Fairfield turned lively by a Welsh rarebit party with a visiting lieutenant. shopping notes follow, detailing half price jewelry, silverware, and china from G. W. Fairchild and Sons and a surge of January sales at Chamberlin and Shropshire's, N Buckingham and Company, plus Lewandos cleaning and alterations for wartime wardrobes and home goods. The writer, Elizabeth Penner, reflects on fashion, clubs, and domestic comforts while noting local stores and sales as a cheerful counterpoint to harsh weather and wartime strain.

Harold France G. W. Fairchild and Sons Sheffield Shefeld Chamberlin Shropshire Chamberlin and Shropsshire’s Griswold and Hawkes Mabel

Miss Boyd Chosen To Lead Visiting Nurse Service

Miss Margaret Boyd of Hartford has been chosen to succeed Mrs. Ann Cullen as superintendent of the Visiting Nurse association. She began duties January 1 and is a graduate nurse with Johns Hopkins and New York philanthropy school training. President A L Riker said plans aim to enlarge the work, with many nurses already tied to Red Cross and overseas duty, and more to be recruited soon.

Margaret Boyd Hartford Ann Cullen Aliss Boyd Statclutfe College Johns Hopkins University New York A. L. Riker

Red Cross Opens New Headquarters for Refugee Garments

The Red Cross at Seaside Institute opened for work with about 20 women joining. The aim is to finish 12 000 refugee garments by month’s end, the only current project, while wool and knitted items are recalled and surgical dressings paused for two months. Mrs Worthen notes frontline effort to meet the deadline.

Jenny Griffin Stratfield A Porteland Maine John RB. Griffin Halifax Nova Havana Cuba Red Cross Auxiliary The S Christian Temperance Yelock Eadquarters Gilbert Street Bi Joyce Thepresident Red Cross Nathaniel Worthen Bridgesport

Miss Florence Way Weds Max Schmidt in Stratford Home

Florence Clara Way married Max St. Schmidt at her parents home on Stratford Avenue. Rev Robert C Whitehead officiated as relatives gathered for a small ceremony and reception. Afterward the couple departed by 4 36 train to New York for part of their honeymoon.

Emily Plainfield N.od Siief Henry Schell Park Laura Katé Sanford Avenue Anna Beulah Dillon New York Lulu Troy Alice Sullivan Doris Kimberly Samuel Howell Ray Parker Edward Kay Elliot Coughlin New Haven Harry Spreene Robert Deane Harry Way Stratford Avenue Florence Clara Way Max St. Schmidt Robert C. Whitehead Stratford Congregational Church Margaret Walsh Harold Peel Bastian New York Baird Machine Company Schmidt Clark Avenue Walnut Beach

Prozen Coffee Macaroon Custard

Prepare two boiled custards using cupful and a half of milk flavored with coffee. Add sugar, cornstarch, eggs, vanilla, and whipped cream. Cook seven minutes, chill, then fold in ground macaroon crumbs as it begins to congeal.

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