WY WCA Noon Cafeteria Opens With Junior League Hostesses
Hostess Mrs. Silliman and Mrs. Gerald Lineburgh of the Junior League will greet guests at the opening of the noon cafeteria in the central WY building on Golden Hill Street this Monday.
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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1926
Page
14
Hostess Mrs. Silliman and Mrs. Gerald Lineburgh of the Junior League will greet guests at the opening of the noon cafeteria in the central WY building on Golden Hill Street this Monday.
Mrs. Ralph E. McEldowney hosts bridge for her sister Mrs. Harry Kearney of Covington Iowa visiting Fairfield. Miss Virginia Anderson returns from New York. Mrs. Charlotte Glover Roberts sails to England. Miss Annie B. Jennings entertains Fairfield guests. Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Ainsworth plan Springfield move. Mrs. Ainsworth noted as a leading local matron. Mrs. Hiram Bingham returns to Washington. Engagement announced: Elizabeth Roberts to John Williams Andrews of New Haven. Andrews parents travel worldwide before wedding. Yale connections highlighted. College Club hosts reception with 60 members and prospects. Theodolina Castellini and Mme Ester de Munstehjelm perform. Mrs. Hincks presides with officers and committee chairs assisting at 517 Washington Avenue.
Mrs Arthur Brewer Miss Dorothy Chapin and others attended the Bridgeport Girl Scout Council meeting where Dr Bertha Chapman Cady urged learning nature with children, stressing three Us Information interpretation and Inspiration and discouraging teacher attitudes as scouts explored living plants and creatures. The gathering featured songs, supper, and a note on upcoming events and engagements across the community.
The Bridgeport Hebrew Orphan home bazaar committee led by Catherine Burns and Marie Barnes plans a fall Bazaar at Mascale Tennis on October 19 and 20 to raise funds for the orphanage. Social notices include a ninth district Republican club meeting, a surprise shower for Natalie DeRick, and birth news of Edward Cotter in Washington. Local clubs prepare for state federation events, and various residents attend gatherings, showers, and football weekend plans at West Point and Yale.
There is a preparation called MEL LO-GLO Skintone that removes excess oil tightens skin and reduces pores promising a beautified complexion. An advert promises the product at the MIT LOG skincare counter with French beauty treatment appeal and retail appeal.
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