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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1922
Page
15
The Parents Teacher association of Black Rock held a farewell social in the assembly hall for Miss Mary West of the Black Heck ranching corps as she prepares to depart for California. About sixty members attended the gathering after a brief business session.
Mrs. Clifton Weathers chaired the committee and received a vote of thanks for the social. New veiled bracelet designs feature black velvet ribbons with buckles of rhinestones, pearls, diamonds, or sapphires, a chic evening wear conceit.
The senior class of the high school plans its annual informal dance in the gym tonight from around 11 o clock. It is the second social event of the term after one held two weeks ago. Miss Gertrud Brent chairs the committee with members who have prepared for a well attended affair. Officers include President Philip, Vice President, Secretary, and Treasurer Wayne Thrall.
A farewell party honoring Anna Green was hosted at Miss Cecelia Luddington’s Laurel Avenue home as she prepares to row for the South. Autumn decorations and singing entertained guests including Sally Goole, Josephine Wietar, Sophie Thelin, Maysner, Seanolte Thelin, and others, with Robert Sherwood at the piano and Ty Novak assisting.
An editorial tone urges restoration of peace and a rising generation as the world’s hope. It promotes Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a medicine aiding mothers and future mothers, claiming success in non surgical cases of women’s diseases.
Local personals list meetings and events spanning November 11 to 21 in Philadelphia area venues. Names include Mrs Aes 69 Seaviinters Toon and Mrs Horne with attendees Edith Oppel Horace A. Smith Taylor and Dane. Planned basket ball game, entertainment, and a gathering at Civel Congregational church. Also notes about Fidelity Stakeholders lodge socials, a whist and pinochle tournament in Kyoto hall, and a By ness and Depression Woman's club dinner with Rollin G. Sherwood as speaker.
Kathryn Torpey, soon to wed Andrew Schneider, received a miscellaneous shower at 114 Marion Street hosted by friends. Attendees included Mrs. Arthur Brown, Mrs. Franklice, Mrs. Rotart Camper, Mrs. Dumes Dunn, and many others. luncheon followed. May 6.
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