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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1923
Page
11
Advertises a skin remedy that claims to stop itching and clear eczema, pimples, blackheads, and other irritations. Describes a safe antiseptic liquid priced at 39 cents for regular and 7 09 for extra large, claims overnight vanish of blemishes and instant relief for sensitive skin.
Mirohors and friends of all clubs of St Pauls church gathered for a Maytime Social hosted by the Sigma Low Phi club. Streamers hung, graves were played, and moonlight dancing lit the night with a moon providing illumination. The committee in charge included Thomas Watmough, chairman, Harold E Jowett, Walter Gregory, Robert Fox, James Barton, and Rex Kingshuey.
The Czecho-Slovak school on Sri van avenue will close for the summer in three months tonight with exercises in the school building at Norfolk. Professor W L Place will be in charge of the program. The exercises will be in three parts with 19 students in costume participating. The first portion will illustrate the Story of the Golden Calf the second a drill and the third a nature sketch Spring is Here Again. The public is invited to attend the program.
The Little Theatre League plans a production of Mr Pim Passes By at their picnicked venue on Thursday through Saturday nights with a cast led by Vivver Tranter as Jim the man who wurries everything. Supporting roles include Ars, W. Fda Whilpatt. Miss Elsa Ternson. Miss Margare Neithereat. and Birton Wharkes. The piece features vivid stage costumes and the ensemble includes beauty aid and attire notes, while lingerie trends are briefly noted in an interspersed item.
A company office shower honored Ruby Jennings of Tremakeil at the Mira Dennings home on June 2. Attendees listed include Miss Mar liner Miss Emily Duschek Miss Steffie Dus chek Miss Hazel Jone Miss Edna Trinder and several Mrs. Jennings relatives as the afternoon featured hiking music and games.
Mr and Mrs John Davciksen of 38 Howard Avenue leave today for Europe after hosting four farewell parties. The gathering featured music and refreshments with attendees including Libby Orhlachlager, Mac Lydiksen, Mae Edith Howe, and several others from New York and New Haven.
Barbara Fairweather announced her engagement to M Micklas at a party hosted by her brother Jack Fairweather on Mast Main street. Luncheon followed with guests including Madelieve Weeds Laura Binder AbidaDeleamti Marlon Sheen Margarradtta Kas Elsie Southall Wilma Bolish Vera Narell Mary Inprice Antoinette Brince Jean Garean Amran Baker and Mr and Mrs A Palunitn.
Airs Catherine Gleasen of 817 East Abbin street announced the marriage of her daughter Marion to Albert Hoyt, son of Mr and Mrs A J Hoyt of Roosevelt street. The ceremony was performed by Rev MerGevney of St Charles Church yesterday morning. The couple left for a wedding trip to Washington and will reside there afterward.
The Stratford gathering brings together social workers for a council session at the Straus hotel. William Weianns, head of the Denver Department at the National Information Barer, will address attendees after the business portion, with observations available through community quarters.
A garbled fashion column mentions trends and colors in a chaotic, partial text. Names and places are unreadable, but hints of fabrics, hats, and spring wardrobe choices appear amid fragmented phrases. The passage reads like a disrupted costume notes section with no clear conclusions.
Fragmentary notice mentions a price or fare of ten cents and reference to a third floor location. No clear event or full details available.
Fibre Silk Socks feature novelty self-striped tops in sky blue pink gray red champagne and brown. Sizes 4 4 to 7 notations indicate comfort and color variety with price 50 cents per pair. English rib locks and self colored cuffs available in gray Russian calf black and white. 59 cents per pair.
An advertisement lists washable chamois gauntlets in natural color at 1.75 dollars per pair and genuine English Doeskin strapped gauntlets in white at 3.00 dollars per pair.
Shirts of pongee in white tan or gray with neckband or collar options. Knit union suits in sleeveless or short sleeves with ankle or knee lengths. Cotton golf hose offered in brown camel or gray. Priced from 1.50 to 2.25 per item. Main floor front.
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