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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1922
Page
29
Ann and Phil confront a dangerous plot involving Ruth Morgan and Hall Dawson to ruin Ann's reputation. Phil reveals a tense encounter with them at the Norton Carriage or office, while Nora hints at damaging letters. The couple fears exposure as secrets threaten their engagement and future.
A fashion notice promotes Annabel Worthington blouse pattern by Bridlepar Pattern Department. It details sizes 16 to 36 bust, yardage for 36 inch material, pricing 40 cents per pattern, and ordering by mail with stamps or coin. Readers urged to phone Barnum 6100 if pattern not received within five days.
The national park season opens with Mesa Verde May 1 and runs to November 1. Advices from railroad officers list opening and closing dates for nine other parks, including Aion Sequoia General Grant Wind Cave Yellowstone Mt Rainier Glacier Crater Lassen. Dates span May to September with various closes in October.
Oriet Chapter No 1 of the Order of the Eastern Star held a well attended dance last night at the Strasfield hotel LAims with Taylor's orchestra providing music. Guests from Milford Westport and Stratford chapters attended. Chair Louise Ginanu and committee members James A Stovensen Walter Lyon MM Dawson Arthur Stave Louis Schewerdale and Mrs Josephine Dawson organized invitations and led the event.
About 150 girl fuols attended the Mother and Daughter banquet hosted by the Girl Reserves and Girl Scouts at the YWCA Industrial Service Center. Yellow and blue decorations lined the walls as Miss Teanette Kiskadon and Miss Are Sandiford led activities. Rev. Donald A MacQueen spoke on leadership amid songs and exchanges between the girls and their mothers.
Mrs. Robert Burdene, a national clubwoman leader, outlines seven rules for clubwomen at the California State Federation convention. She urges focus on civic participation, warns against excessive resolutions, stresses balance between club work and home duties, and critiques attitudes toward religion and politics.
Dear Annie Laurie I am 18 years old and engaged to a young man who has asked me to marry him in two months He has told other girls he loves them and I fear his faithfulness You should keep your options open date other friends and avoid rushing into marriage until you are sure of his character This guidance urges caution and self respect for a young woman facing pressure to marry quickly.
A recital this afternoon at Miss Ethel M. Pines studio 6t Cuuret Avenue features intermediate pupils performing from memory. The program includes Chopin pieces and works by Mayer, Coulson, Houston, and others with many students listed, reflecting a detailed student lineup and selections.
In a lively exchange, Norman and Lilian dissect men and marriage. Lilian argues wives bear the woes while few husbands feel content, claiming men blame wives for marital strife and seek sympathy for their own lack of understanding.
A collection of custard preparations with milk sugar eggs and vanilla. Variations include ginger flavored steamed custards baked in cups with water, dates pressed in buttered molds and a children's supper custard with bread and cinnamon baked in a dish. Instructions cover scalding milk beating eggs and pouring into cups set in a water bath and baked until firm.
Miss Ethelda Bleibtrey, holder of Olympic and national swimming titles, plans to leave amateur swimming. Officers of the Amateur Athletic Union say she will resign her amateur status to coach and run a swimming school in Atlantic City. Bleibtrey won the 100 meter free, 300 meter freestyle, and led the 400 meter relay team at Antwerp 1920.
A collection of carrot recipes highlights varied preparations from carrot soup to creamy carrot sauces. Techniques include dicing, simmering, and finishing with cream or milk, with notes on quantities such as carrots, butter, cream, flour, and parsley. The text emphasizes carrots as a healthful vegetable and offers steps for soups, creamed dishes, and desserts using carrot pulp and light flavorings.
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