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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1921

Page

11

North Shore Club hosts grand school entertainment

The North Shore Club presented a large social evening at Black Rock school produced by the Parent Teachers association under Mrs Clyde Waldon. Pupils from Quilty's school performed Spring in Town and a Gaelic Highland fling George Eng and Andrew Seim wore Scotch costumes. Florencie Hayes and Miss Geraldine Jorth performed piano pieces and readings by Miss Pearl Talmad and Miss Helen Kr was well received. Guests danced afterward with Mrs William H Carroll as chair. Children featured included Ruth Devine Beulah Morgan Julia Phelan Edna O'Brien Jah Hayes Donald Elisen George Dixson Raymond Hotchkiss Ralph Watson Joseph O'Brien and Joseph Hayes.

Country Club Black Rock Clyde Waldon Quilty George Eng Andrew Seim Florencie Hayes Gerirada Jorth Gfiss Pearl Talmad Helen KR Geve William H. Carroll

Be Careful What You Wash Your Hair With

A vintage ad advises avoiding alkali in soaps and shampoos. It promotes Mulsified coconut oil shampoo as pure and greaseless, claiming it cleans deeply, yields rich lather, and leaves hair soft, bright, and easy to manage. Includes claims of dust removal and a note to obtain from druggists.

Marshroot Prescription No 77 Promises Kidney Relief

Dr Carey’s Marshroot Prescription No 77 is advertised as a proven remedy for kidney and bladder troubles dating back 40 years. The ad claims Dr Daniel G Carey prescribed it, now available through Hindle Drug Stores and other pharmacists nationwide with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.

Carey Dr. Carey Daniel G. Carey Hindle

Glosing Program at Summerfield A Very Interesting Event

A graduation program by Summerfield pupils featured music by the Vielin trio, solos, recitations, a class poem and history, and a diploma presentation to sixteen graduates including Hatjie Ashfo and George Bradbury. The event closed with a farewell address by class president Mary Zitnay.

Summerfeld Seine Gladys Davis Li Vielin Margaret Mary DuSh Lian Harrison Vielin Srio Abraham Dubin Randall Bundock Dorothy Clemann Mary Zitnay Hattie Arbworth Dorothy Clamana Beablyice Nielson Benjamin ¥Riedman Thomas Grierson Lillian Harraon A Honey Joseph Moren Helena John Teekwend Hazel Morrig Charles Neary Beatrice Son Ernestor Margaret Pfiefer Alice Pister Aline Rohh Henry Soteico Grace Tobin Ellen Lolles Elizabeth Vaiver Henry Woodbear Stavualiog

Father Chernitzky Anniversary July 4

Celebrate the twentieth anniversary of Father Reva S. F. Chernitzky’s priesthood at St Stephen’s Catholic Church 332 Spruce Street. Mass at 9 o’clock in the morning, lunch at noon in Rakocal hall 124 Boston avenue. Master of ceremonies Rev Joseph Wivalenalk of Holy Trinity Greek Catholic Church.

Reva S. F. Chernitzky St. Stephen's Catholic Church Spruce Street Ra- Kocal Hall Bost K Avenue Toseph Wivalenalk Holy Trinity Greek Catholic Church Boatwicl Avenue

Dr True's Elixir Promoted For Children In Ad

Mrs Margaret Berniere of Mure ray Street St John N B says a lady bought a bottle of Dr True's Elixir for her children and it works well. The ad touts Dr True's Elixir as a pleasant mild laxative effective against worms with symptoms listed and urges everyone to use a good laxative.

Margaret Berniere Mureray Street St. John N. B True

Attractive Prizes for Bridge Party Today

A bridge party and bake sale in Stratfield sun parlor raises funds for city ex soldiers relief work. Many reservations already, with food tables at the entrance. Prizes on display include an electric toaster, mahogany service tray, silk hosiery, and other apparel. Reservations to Mrs Henry H dee at the Stratfield.

Stratfield Henry H. Dee

Recreation Dance in Washington Park

A Washington Park recreation dance night featuring the Olympic band, under John J. Broadbrook, runs tonight from 8 to 1. The first hour is concert selections. the second is dance music. The program includes America March, Seminola Dance, Waltzes from Symphonies, and dance numbers My Baby Love One Step Wyoming Lullaby Fox Trot Oh Hi Gh.

Board of Retreation Olympic Band Washington Park John J. Broadbrook America Symterea Wyoming Fox

Strawberry Jam Making Instructions

Instructions describe crushing berries in juice, cooking with heated sugar, and using lemon juice to balance sweetness. Mentions pints of fruit and adjustments to reach desired thickness and flavor.

Regular meeting and reception for Bridgeport hospital ward

Miss Norma Weber headlines a 3 PM regular quarterly meeting and reception of the Woman's Start for the Children's ward at Bridgeport Hospital. Entertainment under Mrs. L K Gould features a musical program with Miss Weber, accompanied by Mrs. George Winder, and proceeds to tea. The group reports on activities including a daily garter program and welfare efforts for the children.

Norma Weber Frederick A. Strong Main Street Bridgeport Hospital Starf L. K. Gould Bridgeport Fannie A. Smith The Star

Teachers Enjoy Day at Pleasure Beach

The Lincoln school teachers held their annual outing yesterday at Pleasure Beach. An opening dinner by the organizing committee preceded sports and activities. Attendees included Nyrie Wilcocks, Jane Mize, Loraena W. Robbins, Helene H. Barker, Maybelle Bensane, Frate eis antang, Katherine Creadwell, Julia E. Saltz, Maude C. Heathy, Jennie McCermick, Plorence Jenkins, Fay Growler, Marcerte (4J)).

Lincoln School Pleasure Beach A. Dininy Ton Nyrie Wilcocks Jane Mize Loraena W. Robbins Helene H. Barker Maybelle Bensane Frate eis #antang Katherine Creadwell Julia E. Saltz Maude C. Heathy Jennie McCermick Plorence Jenkins Fay Growler Marcerte Cara

Sharleton Parry Wedding Yesterday

A pretty wedding took place yesterday morning at the Church of the Blessed Sacrament. Mise the Parry daughter of Mr and Mrs BR W Parry at 90 Sixth attest became the bride of Frey Shakleton. Rev Father Duggan performed the ceremony. The bride wore white crepe meteor with trimmings and a matching hat. Bouquet was white bride roses and carnations. Miss Anna Garry of Stamford maid of honor wore white organdy and carried pink roses and carnations. Raymond Parry brother of the bride was best man. Music provided by M Z Gratton organist and Mrs Nash soloist. A reception followed at the parents home with pink and white roses and an elaborate supper. The couple left for a wedding trip to Niagara Falls and points beyond.

Church of the Blessed Sacrament Mise the Parry BR. W. Parry Frey Shaileton Father Duggan Anna Garry Stamford Raymond Farry M. Z. Gratton Mrs. Shakleton Niagara Falls

Graduates Honored At Washington School Exercise

Yesterday afternoon the eleventh grade graduation at Washington School honored thirty four students despite heat. The program featured music, recitations, papers on gas and immigration, a dramatization, patriotic quotes, a class history and prophecy, and diplomas presented by Miss Mars Walker.

Washington School Bendemeer Sylvia Biprin Painter Seville Ethel Geroer James Seale Claga Victrola Beatrice Pison Owl Mabel “Muek Finnette Taylor Chass Beem Ethel Gerber Nathan Lattin

Du Trievile Payton Wedding Tuesday in New Haven Home

Miss Alyce Lattimore Parton and William Clarks Du Trieville wed Tuesday at the Payton home on Gregory Street. Rosebuds and ferns decorated the scene. bridal roses for the bride and Lillian Whiting as maid of honor in pink canton crepe. The groom’s brother DeWitt Du Trieville led the beat. Couple planning a trip to New York and Atlantic City. Bu Trieville graduates and is a student at St Paul’s Institution, employed at New Haven post office line Buckley.

Alyce Lattimore Parton Henry Clinton Payton Gregory Street William Clarks du Trieville Hamilton du Trieville Scranton Street Pride Miss Payton Lillian Whiting DeWitt du Trieville Pu Trieville New York Atlantic City Bu Trieville Mu Trieville New Haven St. Paul’s Institution New Haven Post

Warm weather spurs vacation plans and shopping tips

The letters discuss a warm week driving vacation ideas, urging readers to use affordable tours, savings club habits, and the Hema Budget system from Bridgeport Savings Bank. It highlights free travel guidance, inexpensive summer getaways, and practical home comforts like a versatile coal and gas range from Buckingham and Co. Lane's candy and ice cream are praised, with promotional notes on Lane's chocolate specials and the busy Beach Street shop.

Evelyn Whiteins Thousand Island Lorwith and Company Bridgeport Savings Bank Ona Teadee Herold Buckingham and Company Buckingham Harold Henge C. T. Lane Lane Lane's New Lane Water Street

Wedding in New York Unites Gertrude Faulhaber and Dr Meyers

A wedding at the Church of the Blessed Sacrament in New York joined Miss Gertrude Gathering Faulhaber of 202 West 14th Street and Dr. Sohn Joseph Meyers of the city. The ceremony was led by Rev Peter H. McClean of Milford. Attendants wore lace and chiffon in cream and yellow, with lilies of the valley and yellow daisies. Following, a reception at the Hotel Majestic capped the celebration.

New York Church of the Blessed Sacrament Gertrude Faulhaber West T4th Street Sohn Joseph Meyers Peter H. McClean St. Mary's Church Milford Reise Gertrldte A. Scanlea Richmonn Hills N. C Elizabeth Brady Irene Walsh Maid of Honor Jessa C Hamilton Talk City Hotel Majestic Meéyers

Memorial Baptist Lawn Party and Sale Event

Decorations with gay lanterns and crepe paper set the scene at Memorial Baptist at Mamle wood and Howard. Booths offer homemade cakes, biscuits, candy, ice cream, and crafts while a community sale funds the Ladies Aid Society. A chicken supper at 6 20 p m serves members only under Societies leadership.

Memorial Baptist Church Mamlewood and Howard Avenues

Entertainment at Greenfield Hill Club by Stratfield Players

The Stratfield Players club and the Weeyapen Camp Fire girls present an entertainment and dance at the Greenfield Hill Country club Friday July 1 at 8 oclock. One act plays Murder Will Out and Mary Ann feature Miss Margaret Milner Miss Mabel Dowards Miss Maily Tacxman Miss Genevieve Godfrey and Miss Helen Rowe. After the entertainment a fine orchestra will play for dancing and refreshments will be served. Frances Pease leads the Camp Fire girls with F A Knapp directing the plays. They plan an automobile trip to Canada and the Berkshires. They will reside at Laurel Beara Mitford for the summer.

Stratfield Players Club Weeyapen Camp Greenfield Hill Country Club Mary Ann Margaret Milner Mabel Dowards Maily Tacxman Genevieve Godfrey Helen Rowe Frances Pease F. A. Knapp

Doll’s Awakening charms St Pauls audience

A large crowd at St Paul’s church social house enjoyed an 11 year old Marion McManus and her group in The Doll’s Awakening. Cast included Calan McManus Buddy Thompson Caroline Peet Ruth Wotton Jimmy Wotton William Miller and more with Hazel Nichols Dalton and Lillian Hartley acclaimed singers. Mrs Myrtle Peabody Smale and Mrs Andrew McManus organized a successful program featuring a children’s orchestra.

Marion McManus St. Paul's Gyish House Hek Nureerys Dolia Dolis Calan McManus Buddy Thompson Caroline Peet Ruth Wotton Jemy Wotten William Miller Hazel Nichols Dalton Lillian Hartley Myrtle Peabody Smale Mire Joseph Peabody Andrew McManus Brent

Turkish Towels To Be Sold Thursday At Seaside Sale

Advertising copy notes a sale of Turkish towels and Union Suits for women and children. Women’s suits feature built-up shoulders and loose knees, priced around 50 cents, with children's suits in all sizes listed at 39 cents.

White Jean For All Sorts of Out-Door Apparel

Advertisement notes durable outdoor apparel fabric priced at 22 ets per yard for 36 inch width. Also features children's socks at 19 ets per pair in white with colored cuffs. Includes sizes for children and calls out quality and selection.

Also Mentioned on This Page

North Shore Parent Teachers’ Association of Clyde Walden George and Andrew Seim M.bh Bellew Bar Summerfield Father Chernitzky DeVer Warner Park Wace Brooklawn Country Club Gerald Bryant Charles Chantin Nathaniel Worthen North Avenue Mary Silliman A. Rat Fredér A. Strong John Woodrutt Frank Staples William R. Webster, Jr W. B. ‘Webster Trooklawn Kenneth Trimfineham Bermuda Stratford Trimmineham Arthur Wheeler Academy Nil Earnest J. Matthewson William Matthewson Wella Street University of Pennsylvania Matthewsont Mary Cedarbeam State Street Charles 7. Rudrick Cedarbaum Wra Rudrick Rudnick Grace Benjamin Tinkham Marshall Bridgeport Students of Connecticut College May Hall Miss Hall Benita Virginia Liceum Gour Alfred S. Q'By Tenne Son Walbld Avenue Morntas Ar ‘the Indies Aid Society Grace M. Eyeburch Clinton and Fairfield Avenues Charles II G. A. Braddock Washington, D.C. Jose John Kamens Fennett Street F. A. Strong Omans Ank John FP. Omans Stir Charles H. Armstrong Oman Wiliam B. Disbrow John Merwin Ferome Crcutt Henry Sétzer Frederick A. Strons Weber Northa Weber George Winder John YP DU Trieville-Payton Line Buckley Lucy Bance Agnes Hiepacrick Mary NM Barkey Sacin Caldwell Madeline Gyblyn Marie Kornwell Jean ‘Crottes Caroline Thompson Eveline Rotque Mollis Allen Agnes Dillon Faith Kulnane Natalie N. Y John J. Myers Gertrude C. Faulhaber Memorial Baptist Greenfield Hill Club Cananda Berkshires Laurel Beara Mitford ST. Paul's Cretonne Malin Finer Women’s and Children’s Union Che Basercu
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