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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1918
Page
13
Women readers are invited to contribute items for the Telegram Woman’s Page. Contributions should include sender’s signature and address, and may be telephoned to Barnum 6100 for appearance.
Local social notices record visits to Camp Upton, engagements and marriages, family news, and community events. Highlights include Sergeant George W. Smith’s visit with the Fischers, Mrs. Strang coordinating Christmas cartons, the Silberman family welcoming a new son, a farewell for William Roberts, and engagements and entertainments across Bridgeport society.
The Wednesday Afternoon Musical club outlines its winter program with nine meetings from November 30 to April 23. Topics include American, Czecho-Slovak, Old French, Belgian and Modern French, and Italian composers, led by Jennie Wilcox, Norma Weber, Jennie Logan, Ty Warner, and Ethel Pigg, with hosts at various homes. Two papers per meeting on composers and current music events. Fifty associate tickets offered to nonmembers at prior student-season prices.
Miss Coretta Carmody of Sandy Hook married Ernest Thebault son of Mr and Mrs E Thebault of Bridgeport in a ceremony at So Rose's church Rev George T Sinnott officiating The couple plan a wedding trip and will reside in Bridgeport The bride wore a Copenhagen blue broadcloth suit with beaver fur trimming and carried roses in her bouquet
Twelve members of the P. M. I. i. club held a kid themed party at Miss Esther Griffin's Stratford home 747 Sutton Street. The evening featured dancing games costumes prizes for best dressed and most comical outfits and a late supper. Attendees included Vera Wirth Gertrude Siebert Edythe Coates Ruth Crane and others.
A woman writes about her wartime life with Harold now a captain in France, noting his Croix de Guerre and growing public attention. She mentions gifts, shopping, Tom Slade books, family plans, education, mourning trends, and a plug for Lewandos cleaning services as a reliable local business.
The Woman's committee of the George Junior Republic met at Mrs. George W. Wheelers home on Park Avenue. Letters from boys fighting in France were read showing their work and citizenship. Clothing drive planned with items due by November 20. Trade school now underway and boys learning trades. Endowment formed with $4,000 from Liberty Bonds fourth issue.
An exclusive dresses sale features Tricolette Velour Georgette and Satin gowns bought from a maker needing to reduce stock. Prices ranged from $47.50 to $75, with standout pieces in Taupe Velour beaded on the front and a Tricolette gown with black satin, monkey fur trim, and beaded neck details. Evening dresses in pink and light blue complete the collection.
For upcoming Thanksgiving and other holidays, new aprons are highlighted in various styles. Dainty round, square, or gored designs with or without bibs, embroidery, and trims priced from 29 cents to $1 and up. Also featured are an Individual Breakfast Set in Nippon and English china, English porcelain pieces, U. S. Service Spoons with an eagle flag, Bridgeport Spoons souvenirs, candies, glazed figs, cream marshmallows, and a selection of long and tea aprons in Swiss dot lace and various trims. Items appear on the first and main floors for holiday shoppers.
The Mary Warren silver offers great beauty and dignity for old fashioned dining. Includes Loomise sugar shell Olive forks cream ladles cheese knives and sardine forks tea spoons at 1.20 each meat forks 5.85 each tomato servers lettuce forks salad spoons butter knives 2.90 each gravy ladles 3.90 each 3.65 each.
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