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News of Interest to Women announces that telegrams for the women’s page are welcome. Submissions should include sender’s signature and address and items may be telephoned to Barnum 6100.
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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1918
Page
11
News of Interest to Women announces that telegrams for the women’s page are welcome. Submissions should include sender’s signature and address and items may be telephoned to Barnum 6100.
Personal Jottings from Bridgeport list community updates. Camp Grant enlistment news, marriages planned in New Milford and Stratford, travel and visits by relatives, health notes, and local social engagements across families and employers like Bullard Machine Tool.
Clara pretends to skip the Benefit Bridge but visits to ease loneliness after her mother left. She showcases a striking blue chiffon gown with fur trim and an elaborate girdle, described in lavish detail as one of the finest outfits seen, amid talk of their wealth.
Mrs Samuel C Shaw announces that Miss Jane Addams founder of Hull House Chicago will speak Sunday night at United church on War Food and War Politics. The event, first appearance in the city, is under community effort and open to all suffragists and interested residents.
More than one hundred members of the Brotherhood of the American Railway Express Company attended a Thanksgiving dinner dance in their rooms. The event featured patriotic decorations, a turkey dinner, and an early-morning conclusion. The organizing committee included Miss Emily Speidel, Lawrence Busat, and George Brookin, with a long list of attendees led by Miss Bertha Goodman and Miss Rose Petrino among many others.
A patriotic Thanksgiving song festival at the Black Rock Shore and Country Club celebrated allied victory. Edward W. Johnson led songs, Beatrice Freedman sang, Joe Mason performed, Speidel's orchestra played, and dancing continued until midnight.
About 40 younger members of the Bridgeport Girls Club enjoyed a Thanksgiving party in the Visiting Nurse Association building at 717 Main Street last evening. The girls played games and sang songs, with rooms decorated for the occasion. Light refreshments of ice cream and cake were served, and Mrs. DeVer H. Warner and the Misses Lockwood attended to help.
Miss Ethel May Keefe becomes the bride of Sergeant Michael J. Power in a 9:20 a m ceremony performed by Rev James L Barrett of Hartford at the Keefe home 430 Hawley avenue The wedding party includes Mrs John Kendall Murphy and Robert G Phelan The couple known in their community and Mr Power previously with Tynn and Powers company The piece notes Thanksgiving sentiments and wartime food guidance with sample menus for simplicity and support.
Tompkins returns to testify in New York after Thanksgiving recess as the Tompkins corporation seeks 240000 against the city of Bridgeport. Lawyers note this could be a record length. over 300 exhibits have been presented, mainly letters alleging delays by the City Engineer that halted Grand Street and East Washington Avenue bridge work. The city's defense is expected to follow next week.
View avenue spends the weekend with her mother in Danbury. Alderman John Clancy and Mrs. Clancy announce the birth of a daughter at SS Vincent's hospital. Mrs. Clancy was formerly Miss Anni Moriarty. Mrs. Nathan Olmstead hosted a knitting club at 126 Federal street. Veronica Brennan and Catherina Reilly, Capitol avenue residents, are seen with relatives during the holiday season.
In a tense studio scene Elizabeth Gypsy watches Blake Iverson paint Miss Meredith. Jealous, possessive, she manipulates promises, peevish demandings, and melodramatic declarations to keep him near. Blake shows weakness yet kindness as their volatile marriage frays amid art and infidelity. To Be Continued.
A series of divorce actions arise from alleged infidelity and cruelty. Phoebe Davis sues Percy Davis for separation citing Milford infidelity in June and names May Secoin as co respondent. Margaret Siebert seeks custody while George Siebert faces abandonment claims. Margaret Arbutell Ferris petitions against George W. Ferris over alleged acts in Milford and the city. Minnie Pokras sues Aaron Pokras for alimony amid claims of property and cruelty. Warnings of danger and conflicting details appear across petitions in this city.
A historical cooking note describes using four cups cooked rice or hominy grits to stuff an 11 pound goose. If cold, pass hominy mush through a potato ricer before mixing. Add three quarters of a cup East India chutney and two teaspoons salt to the mixture.
An advertisement promotes a new recipe for wavy hair using a liquid silmerine. It claims simple nightly application with a clean toothbrush yields lasting curls unlike hot irons. The product supposedly comes from a druggist and can keep hair curly for weeks.
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