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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1918
Page
13
A black satin gown features a white satin panel front, slim black suede belt, white satin sleeve linings, and a large white satin collar. The hat is white satin with black accents and chenille trim. The pattern calls for 2.36 yards black and 1.12 yards white satin at medium size.
Ellen Lane Spencer argues that fate often upsets business plans and tests resolve. She notes courage helps, but losing belief in oneself is the real loss, urging readers to recall historical figures who turned failures into success.
The quarterly meeting of District No. 3 of the Graduate Nurses Association of Connecticut is today at 3 PM in Visiting Nurses rooms 715 Main St with Miss Anya Cullen presiding and Dr. Leroy Wilkes as speaker. A Red Cross Nursing service presenter also attends. residents share personal notices and wartime updates.
The Business Women's club will host a Sunday afternoon program at 4 o'clock at the YWCA with Miss J I Ritchie as speaker on The Word. A musical program by TW Plat, Mrs A G Mallette, and Lorenzo F Oviatt, followed by afternoon tea, then Monday's annual meeting and supper with a program and Grace Murray talk on The Laws of Connecti cu in Their Relation to the Approaching Franchise of Women.
Harriet and Mrs Willard Fleck lead volunteers for the upcoming mass meeting and Red Cross drives while Bridgeport hosts Mme Galli Curci and the Italian mission dinner at Stratfield. Guests include Mme Cenicola and Prince di Pego Suaso, with Jonathan Godfrey’s Oaks plans and Stratfield dinner. The concert drew a packed crowd, intense heat, and standing ovations as Ganz and Galli Curci enchanted the audience.
A pageant titled The Call will be staged Tuesday afternoon by five Miss Frances B. Cogswell classes to aid a French orphan adopted by Cogswell’s groups. The program blends dances from Old English to French and features an American call to arms with depictions of industrial and military forces.
A fragmented diary style entry describes a fashionable, coffee color chiffon frock with a steep cowl collar and satin cuffs. It muses on soldiers and a phonograph, and briefly shifts to a DIY tip about cement and a note on keeping ice longer. The voice blends fashion narrative with quick, odd asides and humor.
Adele Garrison portrays a moonlit romance and domestic bliss as a newlywed wife navigates jealousy and affection. The couple enjoys a glamorous summer in Marvin with Dicky’s artistic work, vacations, and social moments, while Grace Draper’s absence shifts the mood.
Organist piano Smniko Seeley noted for duties under the direction of Miss Bessie Harl with the music program described in local listings.
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