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Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1920

Page

17

Charity Entertainment for Visiting Nurses Tomorrow

Mrs Kenneth Wyllie McNair will open The Anchorage at Black Rock tomorrow evening for a tableaux vivante and novel entertainment with dancing and cabaret. Funds raised aid the Visiting Nurse Association. The event features costumes, an auction, and supper after the cinema and dancing. The Visiting Nurse Association reports summer service including bedside care for 527 patients and notable gains in health and welfare, with many families helped and children benefiting from the gifts.

Kenneth Wyllie McNair Anchorage Black Rock Visiting Nurse Association McNeil Tourse Association Heimlen Cullon House Berindiss Allmater Miky

Diamond Dyes Offer For Any Woman To Dye Fabrics

An advertisement claims any woman can dye faded garments and fabrics with Diamond Dyes. The package promises a new vivid fade resistant color suitable for wool, silk, cotton or mixed goods. It guarantees perfect results even for first-time dyers, with a druggist guidance and access to the Color Card.

Constitution Review By Women’s League of Wing Church

The Presbyterian women’s league met in the church parlors with Miss Alice in Chittenden of the National Security League of New York reviewing the constitution’s articles and their reasons, urging that polytheism be stamped out and discussing the electoral process and peace treaty from a constitutional perspective. The group plans future meetings and notes new officers and ongoing missions under Mrs. Prank W. Marsh and Mrs. George M. Kirkfest, with Mrs. Clifford Marsh leading charitable work. The piece also notes the engagement of Miss May Morgan of Beaton and reports the wedding ceremony at Sullivan Church, with details of dress, attendants, and the couple’s departure for Boston.

Women's League of the Presbyterian Church Sesterday Alexander Alison Pirarded DoVer H. Warner Alice In Chittenden National Security League of New York Mere Luibber Mus Congress Thair Fink Jost Alison League Missionary Society Prank W. Marsh George ML Kirk Fest Clifford Marsh Te Jeague Benson-Morgan Misa May’ Mor-gan Toren Genson Beaton Wld Sulliv Markrvette Mianns- Kinway Jace Berson Mrs. Benaon Boston Atlantic

Nestle Premenent Ham Wave

Ad claims electrolysis and facial hair removal services by Mrs. Sellew at 2340 Bernum, Miz State St Bridgeport. Five years of successful work highlighted. Text promotes electrolysis based beauty treatments and facial hair services for women.

Nestle Nowak Bridgeport Sellew Bernum Miz

Benefit Bridge to Be Held for Associated Charities

A Benefit Bridge hosted by the Associated Charities will take place at the Stratfield this afternoon at 2:30. Mrs Howard Simpson chairs the event with major prizes for over a hundred tables and a list of donors and table selections, supporting industrial relief including day nurseries and the Hall Home Settlement.

Associated Charities Lod Sunpatlors Stratfield Mmepdy Howard Simpson So Guidge Mmfre Willian TM Griffith Mea. Griffith Sunpser Deverh. Warner Mea Harvey Hubbell Tyro Sirs J. B. Devess Annie Barr Jennings Laurence’ M. Cornwall Elsie N. Sperry Afra Sumner Simpson Nice Bartram Henry Atwater Wiliam D. Bishop T. D. Baker Charles G Waldo Waldo C. Bryant Robert Beers C. M. Coles Franklin Cogill Alfred Fonns J. Denay Warner Emgabechiteh Mtr Y.tallagibben Car) Foster W. Gardner I . Warraly Daha John T. King Aliis Flora Lyon Mins Josephine Yo Mine Lita Locle W. G. Jinaburgh W. B. Leigh Noteman Leeds Walter B Lssher Paul Lu. Miler Edmund Mayo R. D.pierre Rennel Hthel Sterling Tarl Siemen W. B. Spencer WF. Severn Tares Whitman Samuel W DeWar Warner Irs Lucien T. Warner Associated Charities For Industrial Relief Maintreet West Eng Factory Girls’ Club Main Street Camp Oman North Bridgeport Hall Home Settlement House Gail Ghiser Choarch Georrge Roberts Nmustar Ersy &, Beers Guild

Morning Luncheons and Quiz-Classes Planned by Women Voters

New York Oct 7 women voters organize social and instructional events including morning luncheons afternoon tea parties and quiz classes headed by leading figures such as Mrs Jom Phillips Edith Roosevelt and Mrs Molter. The program aims to educate supporters while maintaining a social atmosphere with campaigns presented in homes and public venues.

Winifred van Duzer New York Headauartera Esther &.Ogdén National Democratic Women's Party Women's Party Jom Phillips Washington Savare Tempesarionity James Mary Enkahed Calvin Coolidge Tamonro Irving Maher Yale League of Nations Fay Thosa Tie League Hurcaurk Roosevelt Lurkau Republican Party Edith Kermit Roosevelt Democratic Bureau Finnegan Molter Werman' As Bureau of Information Rensons Federation Wsnen'a Elibs Bee Élup Halaay Wilson National American Women's Suffrage Association Ohio

Community Society Notes and Local Gatherings

A long list of social events unfolds with details on Hebrew Ladies meetings at Brooklawn Country Club, plans for a dance October Sardar, and a penert of a World Prohibition Congress in Washington. Eleanor Barwin hosts a service council afternoon, and officers of various organizations gather for a conference at Amies the Bungas Velih.

G. C. Plant Washington, D.C Anies Achnoletie Women! Club Mission Peoples Christian Tunity Club Ond Brotherhood Aine Oppore Saniet

Mayflower Tea at Fairfield Memorial Library Saturday

Fairfield Memorial Library hosts a Mayflower tea on Saturday October 16 to raise funds for new library books. The event features a classic tea room setting, a bake sale, and numerous innovations to attract Bridgeport and nearby residents. Committee members include Mrs Alfred H Terry Mrs I O Wright Mrs Bessie Child and others.

Alten Fr. Beeman A. C. Morehouse

Autumn social notices brighten Lowery Street area

A long, fragmentary society note describes a fall gathering on Smith Street with autumn decor in pinks and whites, featuring music and dainty treats. It lists numerous attendees including Miss Eleanor Mutitl, Miss Eva Neary, and Miss Katherine Kingetl, plus guests from Syracuse and New York.

Smith Street Paicheld Mise Francis Raymond Flelena Eleanor Muttitl Mias Botly Ang Eva Neary Irene Smith Mina Frances Tehey Katherine iKingetl Elizabeth Dunn Sleanos Veronekh Ming Marlon Whalen Mica Amelia Ortell Mise May Benn

College Club Hosts Hawaiian Celebration Observed

Mrs Henry W Hinceks presides as the College Club again extends hospitality to the Wiebens during a centennial celebration of Hawaiian islands led by a Boston missionary group The event featured a historic pageant civics contests kite flying and a grand feast highlighting naval history and global trade figures including Pearl Harbor and large export import totals

Henry W. Hinceks College Club Soakiung Wiebens Oro Mek Waward Hato Lorton Boston Maton Baloit College American Board of Missions Tondinin Loday Nayal “Hao

Democratic Nominee to Speak at Stratfield Senatorial Event

Democratic nominee for U S Senate Stratfield, agestine Lonérgan, is set to speak Saturday at 3 o'clock in Stratfield ballroom. A large audience is expected as he presents a nonpartisan view of world affairs and answers questions on the league. The event is under the National Bureau of Democratic Women with Mrs. D. Sanford of Redding presiding.

U.S. Senate Ab Stratfield Agne.of Nations Leint Stratfiad Sanford Jad Agestine Lonérgan Contessan Connecticus Etratveld Oretor E of Nations National Bureau. of Democratic Women Mra. D. Sanford Redding Presidioe

Sinn Fein Loan Subscribed in Dublin as Duty Note Soars

Reports from Dublin say the Sinn Fein domestic loan of a million dollars is more than subscribed by over 100 percent. The release notes strong public support amid political tension.

Sinn Fein Dublin

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