Miss Kimmich Resigns Hospital Position at Bridgeport
Miss Katherine Kimmich, superintendent of Bridgeport Hospital Training School for Nurses, resigns to take duties at Henry Ford Hospital Detroit January 2. She led major reforms shortening the three year program to two years and four months and establishing a tight hour day for graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Kimmich
Bridgeport
Nurete
Henry Ford
Detroit
Skimmich
Miss Kimmich
Miss Kimimich
Rochester General Hospital
Teachers’ College
Columbia University
Nurnege
Hebrew Hospital
Baltimore
Garfield General Hospital
Washington
Book Club Announces Its Winter Program
The Friday Evening Book Club enters its 23rd year with a winter slate. On Nov 5 Miss Minnie Evers speaks. Dec 1 Miss Minnie Peck hosts with Av. H. Ham on Radiograph. Subsequent meetings feature Mrs T J Pardy, Mrs James T Bradshaw, and others with topics including Real Estate Naturalization Bridgeport Water Supply and A Modern Boys Camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Evers
Thostess
Edmond S. Wolfe
Wiret National Bank
Minnie Peck
Av. H. Ham
A. F. Yarbrough
Misa Ethel Pigs
Mantell
C. Dickson
Albert B. Lavery
Bridgeport
Emma Libby
John E. Dugal
Buckingham
John Leonard
Afternoon Boxes Reserved For Majestic Theatre Sale
Mrs. Tracy Dickson leads the sale of afternoon boxes for the Majestic Theatre opening Saturday to benefit the Bridgeport hospital occupational therapy program. Proceeds will be shared with the Junior League as reservations grow with names including Mrs. Caries Cook and Mrs. De Ver H. Warner. Advertising totals reach 1490 dollars, with many Junior League members aiding in organizing the event and box sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tracy Campbell Diceson
Majestic Theatre
Caries Cook
de Ver H. Warner
Simpson
A. H H. Carfield
Dwight Wheeler
Samuel Hawley
George Hawley
Bridgeport
Hattye
Mix
Bertram Ainaworth
Alvin G. Broul
Tuntor League
Prank C. Hunt
JK. W McNeil
Lawrence Cornwall
Tracy Dickson
Bertram Ainsworth
Unity Lodge Concert at Manchester Club Rooms
Past Grand Master Charles Wollington chaired the entertain ment committee as Unity Lodge held a concert and get-together at Main Street club rooms. The program featured Frederick Trumbull B Powell Dorothy Simmons Margara Simmons pianist James Bradshaw William Barry H Lucura Prinder whistling and F W Crosby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wollington
Manchester Unity Lodge
C. W
Main Street
Frederick , Trumbull
B. Powell
Dorothy Simmons
Margara
Simmons
James Bradshaw
Wiliam Barry
H. Lucura
Prinder
F. W. Crosby
Halloween party at Seeley Studio sighted by Stratford crowd
A lively social note from Stratford describes masquerade hair demonstrations at Mrs. Katerling’s Liberty Building studio. Isabel Rogan, winner of Good Way of France, will be featured as a living model with a new Stratford branch opened by Pattie Brooks. Lectures by Dhan Gopii Mukerji loom, while local dining and shopping scenes at Crawford Laundry and Willam Auch’s Market mix town life with fashion finds and weekly errands.
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Anon
Hallowe'en
Isabel Rogan
Pratten
Henry J Selley
Stratford
Met Mainetree
Worary
Tag Pattie Brooks Udio
Brooks
Charmng Awark
Olls
Dhan Gopii Mukerji
Bridgeport
Bridgeport Art League
Wil
Universalist Church
Iim
Oink
Adain
Risciux
Ow York
Wikbon
Crawford
Teast
Willam Auch
Uos State Street
Jeanette Lin- Fairfield Avenue
Bob
Jeanette
Jetr
Smart fashion pattern offers affordable frock with long sleeves
The Bridgeport Telegram advertises pattern No. 1568 for sizes 36 to 46, offering serge or crepe fabrics for a conservative yet stylish dress. At about 1 yard for $4.75, the pattern ships for 1 cent and mail requests include a five-cent stamp. if not received in ten days, call Baranyy 6168.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wettern
Bridgeport Telegram
Personal notes from Bridgeport area events
Lucien Cannon of Quebec visits his wife in Bridgeport at 205 Washington Avenue. Andrew Burt takes a new job with National Biscuit Co. Church groups hold all day meetings at Trinity and parish houses. A Halloween party with 30 guests and deco by black steamers. Thursday Thimble club hosts at 218 Brooklawn Park. Delphian society discusses German and Spanish painters. Miss Helen Fox and Hermandez Lambertson wed at St. Mary's Church. Little Theatre League holds readings at the town hall auditorium. Barn remodel underway for league quarters on West Avenue. White Shrine meets at 585 Wilmot Avenue tomorrow at 2:30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Auxiliary of
Trinity Church
Woman’s Auxilary
Rector's Guild
St. Mary's Pajd
Helen Fox
Thomas BE. Fox
Greenwich
Hermandez Lambertson
St. Mary's Church
Cliny Cooney
Miss Fox
Mr. Lambertson
Greenewich
Aoe
Little Theatre Leteue
West Avenue
Elizabeth Holmes
Wilmot Avenue
Surprise Party For Elizabeth Pelle At Lamy Street
Elizabeth Pelle was honored with a surprise party hosted at her home on Lamy Street. Attendees included Mary Torh, Fdu Davis, Anns Lasko, Blary e, Irene Wiser, Pearl Szabo, Mary Golagh, Helen Kish, Mary Spinale, Joseph Puszgo, Joseph Han iho, Prohuska, Frank Olayis, Jamek Olwgys, August Koch, Stephen White, Nagy, and Maruca.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eligebeth Pelle
Huw
Aventia Wan
Orlande
Duluy Prohuska
Frank Olayis
Jamek Olwgys
August Koch
Stephen White
Stephen Nagy
Stephen Maruca
Presbyterians Prepare for General Assembly in Indianapolis
In Indianapolis on November 1 plans are under way to entertain the next General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the U S A Local committees assisted by Rev Lewis S Smith pastor of the First Presbyterian and Rev Lewis Seymidur Mudie clerk are surveying families for hosting duties The assembly will bring about 200 delegates from 202 presbyteries under the church guidance and approach ongoing preparations
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church
Lewiss. Smith
First Presbyterian
Lewis Seymidur Mudie
Preaby Tor
St Cecilia Club Entertained At Halloween Party
The St. Cecilia club, all Bridgeport women and members of the Wednesday Afternoon Musical club, made its first public appearance at Stratfield next Wednesday. Hosted by Mrs. Frank Conor, the party honored Ada Whitaker who leaves for Florida. A BroUp portrait of charter members was given as a parting gift amid orange and black Halloween decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Cecilia Club
Hal T. Kearns
Joan Witherbie
Mug
Buthar Reru
Joan Dalton
John Flls
Dwight Hail
Claren Hayes
Thomas Dake
Grace Eake
Paul Bluchough
Molly Daly Ogren
G. Sherwood
Frederick Silman
Wiliam B. Grittin
Vaughn
George Taylor
Chester Marshall
Connor
Jessie Huwley
Recital at St Johns features organ and cello program
Second of Recitals at St John s Sunday presents a short organ recital by Alvin C True assisted by Vincent Odich with cello. The program includes works by Dubois Lauter Roberts and more, ending with Rejoicing and Bless the Lord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. John's
Pha
Verted
St. Joan's
Roberts
Black Silk Crepes Inspire Seasonal Fashion Weaves
A district textile feature highlights crepe fabrics in various weaves and textures. Crepe de Chine, Roshanara, Crepe Cashmere, Flat Crepe, Balkan Crepe, Canton Crepe, Drapella Crepe and Satin Crepe are listed with prices from 2 to 5 dollars per yard, all 40 inches wide, polishes season’s chic fabrics for dresses.
Warm Stockings for Cold Days From Bright Hosiery Prices
Silk and Wool stockings offered in black plain or drop stitch with clocks. Prices range from $2.35 to $3.50 per pair for silk and wool blends in tan champagne and white. Imported English silk and wool hose priced at $4.50 and heathers in pastel shades at $3.50. Wool drop stitch ribbed hose and other wool options listed from $2.50 to $6.50 per pair.
Bridgeport Boys' Club Haloween Masquerade Night
About 250 members of the Bridgeport Boys' Club attended a Halloween party at the club on Middle and Gold streets. Fancy decorations and many costumes plus prizes for best and funniest outfits highlighted the event. John Murphy won the top funny costume prize as Herbert Hart led a stunt exhibition with Lena Tunney overseeing activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport Boys’ Club
Hallowe’en
Middle
Gold Streets
Hallowe'en
Hallowe’en Eamay
John Murphy
Herbert Hart
Lena Tunney
C. Clark
C. Tulton
If You Plan to Make Your Own Frock
If you plan to make your own frock the design features long straight lines with graceful side folds held by a colored cabochon and crepe fabrics suit this draped style. McCall Patterns are printed with directions and even a novice can sew a stylish dress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCall
Perfection Ball Bearing Scissors Return After War
Scissors and Shears announce the return of old favorites. Straight Trimmers Lady’s Scissors in 4 inch at 85 cents, 7 inch at 1.25, 9 inch at 2.00. Nickel trim 5, 6, 8 inch prices listed. Notion Stock on main floor.
Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Essay
Everett resident Mrs J M SimpBent credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with easing years of back and hip pain and fatigue She says the medicine lets her work normally and she now recommends it to others The ad highlights the remedy as a female health treatment addressing back and leg ache nervous irritability and general malaise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett
Washington
Lydia E. Pink- Wham
J. M. SimpBent
High St
Lydia E. Pinkham
Illustrated edition of Moby Dick sails into view
A new illustrated edition of Moby Dick features blue seas and crested waves with sailors and salt spray. Pictures by Mead Shaeffer enhance the adventure, appealing to sea lovers at a price of 3 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mead Shaeffer
Time to Pick Children’s Christmas Books Now
The illustrated lineup captivates readers with Arthur Rackham’s adaptation of Dickens’ Christmas Carol from the Book Shop on Main Street. The new editions promise charm and festive appeal for young readers this holiday season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Rackham
Novelties at the Gift Section for Holiday Prizes
Exquisite trifles for gifts or prizes include Vanity Boxes and Powder Cases in silk and satin shaped as flowers, Sachets in hearts and blooms, silk covered Powder Boxes, Silk trimmed Toilet Water Bottles, Trinket Boxes, Handkerchief and Glove Boxes, Work Boxes, Door Stops, Bridge Score Cards, and slates. Also children’s items like Pencil Boxes, Crayon Boxes, Skipping Ropes, Colored Rubber Balls, and small clothing hangers. Malin floor front.
Old School Bridge Score Slate Prize with Pencil
A quaint slate and pencil bridge score holder tied by a string with a title sponge, presented as a decorative old school day prize. It evokes nostalgic office decor and would add charm as a classroom or club trophy.
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Book Club
Unity Lodge
Fairchild
Fairchild Watchmakers
G. W. Fairchild & Sons, Inc. Jewelers and Opticians
Main ST
Conn
Annabel Worthington
Lucien Cannon
K. Plm. P
Quebec
F. M. Benhwmn
Washington Avenue
Andrew Burt
Seaview Avenue
Middletown
National Biscuit Go. Com
Stella Bisonutte
Dorothy Neubauer
Anna Novak
John Field
Brooklawn Bark
The
Delphian Society
Fred A. Daniely
Jackman Avenue
Clarence Payne
Elizabeth Pelle
Dd) Read Co
Hallowe'en Masquerade
Notion Stock
Edward C.ginty
Fairfield County
Connecticut
Ted Rhode
Gonsbie
M. B. Bellew
Chena Neatin
Keene Thomas
Mermenen Warvinis
Annie i
Muti
Che D
Main Fear
Malin
Vivaudou
Pablo
Randy
Artrome
Malden
Telenae
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