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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1922

Page

11

Bridgeport Art League Opens Christmas Exhibit

The Bridgeport Art League announces its annual Christmas exhibit opening tomorrow and running through December 15. Bre. George Nothnigie and Mrs. La Weidlich head the donation room supporting a 31,000 fund. Mrs. I. Faster and Mrs. A. William Tact run the watt shop for public display on commission. Mrs. Forbes Wood oversees the league works exhibition. Tomorrow's hosts are Mrs. D. Whitney and Mrs. Kate Richardson with assistants Mrs. G. Dershon, Miss J. Dershon, Miss Martha Alden, Mrs. George Itady, Mrs. Irving Myne, Mrs. G. Perry and Mrs. C. M. Bowen.

Bridgeport Art League Christmaad George Nothnngie la Weidlich I. Faster A Willism Tact Watt Forbes Wood D. Whitney Kate Richardson G. & Dershon J. Dershon Martha Alden George Itady Irving Myne G. Perry Airs C. M. Bowen

Bazaar Planned by Catholic Daughters for Christmas Event

Catholic Daughters of America organize a Christmas bazaar and dinner at Coloniat hall tomorrow night to aid building funds and Catholic Community House. It is the third bazaar plus a porchery party supporting Catholic Charitable Queenu relief work. Bedding from the local court is sent to St. Agnes Home in Hartford for dependent children under four. Mrs. John B. Lavey chairs the committee with assistants Mrs. William S. Allen Mrs James Fitzpatrick Miss Nellie Dunn Mrs Anna Sullivan Miss Jane Day and Mrs James Greer.

Catholic Daughters of America Coloniat Hall Queenu St. Agnes Hartford John B. Lavey William S. Allen James Fitzpatrick Nellie Dunn Anna Sullivan Jane Day James Greer

St Cecelia Club to Sing at Concert Today

The St Cecilia club and Miss Hilda Peterson will perform this afternoon at 9:20 at the Universalist church on Fairfield Avenue. A business meeting precedes the musical, with a program headed by Mrs. Frank Comer featuring Amaryllis Parlow and Dreaming by Shelley plus reading selections.

Universalist Church Fairfield Avenue St. Cecilie Club Hilda Peterson Grace Dalrymple Clarke Frank CG. Comer Amaryllis Parlow Dreaming Shelley St Cecilia Club Reading Miss Peterson

Fashion's Forecast by Annabel Worthington

A fashion sketch showcases a frock for a young girl and a mother’s decorative skip. The Modern Picue Bertha collar appears in blue or white fabrics with options in silk for Sunday wear. Estimated costs for a full silk and cotton version run about $252, with pattern No. 1870 offered in sizes for 10, 12, and 1 years.

Bertiad Namind Yale

Local clubs and social notices fill evening schedule

The East District Woman's Republican club meets tonight at 181 State Street. Barry-On Klub meets at 270 Broad Street home of Milas Carrie Gerald. The Mill Plain Improvement Society pie sale Thursday 2 30 to o'clock at Simeon Bradley Sturges Road Fairfield. Foresters Hall hosts a talk on religion and mental health tomorrow night at 8 o'clock. An Italian Italian wedding takes place at Holy Rosary Church. An organ recital is planned Sunday at St. Paul's Church on Kossuth Street.

Eistt District Woman's Republican Club State, Street Barry-On Klub Milas Carrie, Gerald Broad’ Street Hetty Cashman Feplar Street Mill Plain Simeon Bradley O Sturges Road Fairfield Theodore Schroeder Spetore Bridgeport Philosophical Society Oneligion and Alental Health Foresters Hall Broad Street St. Paul's Episcopal Church Kossuth Street

Births reported for many residents on local avenues and streets

Vital Statistics records list numerous newborns and marriages in the community. Names include Giegeppe Stabile and Mary, a son Sov born Nov 11. Joe Weissman and Toha Weissman, a daughter born Nov 1. Mike Jacouson and Ethel Jacouson, two sons born Nov 3. Ike Derb and Ann Derb, a daughter born Nov 4. Telex Popovich and Orania Geroracos, a daughter born Nov 10. Louis Deaton and Louis Deaton, a daughter born Nov 73. Daniel Harvey and Lindley Harvey, a daughter born Nov 15. Roger Bonvini and Lens Bonvini, four sons born Nov 1. Lewis Terrill and Jane Terrill, a son born Nov 14. Arthur Hotchkins and Etzel Hotchkins, a son born Nov 1. plus several marriages listed with names and addresses.

Giegeppe Mary Barnum Avenue Joe Toha Weissman Lee Avenue Mike Ethel Jacouson Gar- Reid Avenue Luim Mary Varandli Hster Ike Anns Derb South Telex Popovich Orania Geroracos Louis Deaton Thomas and Catherin Glendale Avenue Daniel and Pauling Harvey Lindley Street Roger Lens Bonvini French Streat Lewis J Jane Terrill Center Street

Miss Anna Anderson Weds William McDonald in St Charles

Miss Anna Anderson daughter of Mr and Mrs Gue lave Anderson of 32 Bell street wed William McDonald son of Mrs Taveret McDonald of 112 Gadeu street extension at St Charles nowih Rew Bo McGlyney officiating. The bride wore a suit of fue cloth with two picture hat and matching accessories, bouquet of pink roses. Best man was Ernest Wood cousin of the bridegroom. A wedding breakfast followed at the bride's home. They will live at 57 Bell street. Fashion notes describe veils and a frock with metallic rib bon trim and bouffant white taffeta without sleeves.

Anna Ricori Italy Sonn Pasquariclo Broad Street Ray M. PF. Keating Holy Mosary Misa Anna Tartagione New York City Herbert Dundar Amos Julian Coleman Street Grand Street Anna d Anderson Guelave Anderson Bell Street William McDonald Taveret McDonald Gadeu Street St. Charles' No Bo McGlyney Ghower Navy Ernest Wood Cnusin Ian Cron Mrs. McDonald

Miss Drew Ends Shaw Lecture Series at College

The series of lectures by Miss Elizabeth Drew for the student loan fund at the college will conclude this week. Lectures have been held each Monday at Strattfield Hotel with Literature and Life as the main topic. The final talk will be Friday night on Fairfield Avenue, focusing on George Bernard Shaw.

Elizabeth Drew College Glass Strattfield Hotel Tr Rials Fairfield Avenue George J Nard

Marriage Attire and Ceremony Observed in Narvick

A bride wearing multiple wedding frocks opens the feast with a kimo, then changes between two colored outfits with distinct embroidery patterns. For the ceremony a noblewoman dons a divided-glint trailing gown and a handsome court coat. She keeps hair loose and bears a short sword.

Evening Wear Two Head Ornaments For The Evening

The fashion of wearing two head ornaments for evening or dinner is general and a distinct costume addition. It aids coiffure and keeps hair in place all night. The Lenglen Band in gold or silver cloth or brocade charms any woman. Other styles include leaf wreaths or delicate floral bands. jet or pearl bands with side ear ornaments are also worn. Prices range from 1.50 to 5.00.

Border design porcelain sets in blue pink and green

An advertisement lists Nippon China and Czecho Slovakia porcelain sets. Nippon offers 100 piece border designs in blue and pink with half matte gold handles for $73.50. Czecho Slovakia offers 100 piece set with a green wide border and pink roses for $75. American Porcelain offers 50 piece sets with border patterns in various designs for $17.00.

Ireland Nippon China Czecho Slovakia

China for High Feast Days Returns to Stock

The store offers a complete assortment of china for feast days, including the Titian stock pattern from Ridgeway and the Old Leeds Spray from Doulton Pottery, now available in any quantity. These pieces are decorative and popular, reflecting a revival after wartime shortages.

Leeds Doulton Pottery Company

Engraved Cards Offered For Christmas Timing

An advertisement urges customers to order engraved cards now to ensure delivery before Christmas. It promotes a special assortment of 18 card styles for $1.00 and a 12 for 25 cents option, with availability on the main floor.

Government urges early shopping and careful mailing

The notice encourages citizens to shop early, wrap items carefully, address plainly, and mail promptly to avoid eleventh hour rushes and ensure smooth holiday logistics. It emphasizes benefiting everyone by reducing last minute delays and confusion.

Temple Sisterhood Magazine Party Planned For Tuesday

The Temple Sisterhood of Park Avenue Temple schedules a 2:30 p m Tuesday magazine party in the vestry rooms. Featured will be a reading Rebekah at the Well by Mrs B G Weinstein with music by Mrs I Birnbaum and poetry by Mrs J J Spector. Also planned are household hints and refreshments with social time hosted by multiple members. Velvet tea gowns and a white broadcloth skating suit are described in fashion notes with decorative trims and belts.

Park Avenue Emple Rebekah B. G& Weinstein I. Birnbaum J. J. Spector Repieces David Saltmian

Amifrench Lingerie New Arrivals At Second Floor

A new Amifrench lingerie display offers gowns heavier than summer styles with scalloped embroidery imitate hand work priced from 1.39 to 2.00. Envelope chemises with straps or built-up shoulders run 1.25 to 1.50, camisoles 1.25 to 1.50, straight chemises 2.50. Redingotes for full figures sizes 46 to 50 priced 2.00, smaller sizes 1.50 to 1.75. Bloomer drawers 1.25. Muslin section on second floor.

Giroux winter slippers for men women and children

Lambskin slippers with fleece inside for warmth. Children sizes 4 5 to 11 2 priced from 1.50 to 2.50. Women in tan 3.50 men 4.00. Available at Shoe Department Main floor.

Candy and Nut Delicacies On Main Floor Display

Advertises assorted confections for sale including butter creams shaped as carrots pumpkins and ears of corn. Roast turkey on a platter and chocolate favors. Priced items cover flower pots with orange roses 15 cents boxed glacé fruits 1.25 stuffed dates 40 cents per half pound or 70 cents per pound salted nuts almonds mixed nuts pecans and peanuts all priced per pound.

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