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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1924
Page
13
A new non French face powder named Mellorlo claims to resist perspiration and sweat, stay on until washed off, hide pores, and deliver a soft velvet complexion that looks like natural skin. A beauty product pitched for lasting smoothness.
The practice promises conscientious modern dental work with natural looking plates and bridges and minimal discomfort. Free consultations are offered with office hours from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm.
Miss Helen Rick daughter of William Aich of 22 Hull Street wed Tyler of Crowley Avenue in a ceremony by Rev EB Morehouse at the Church of the Good Shepherd. Attended by Joseph Pyle and flower girls Nellie and Grace Minerly. Best man Joseph Trier. Bride wore blue satin canton crepe with gold trim and pearls. Newlyweds plan a private trip then reside at 196 Hows Avenue after November 5.
Mrs Edwin Fodruid of Golden Thirtreet hosted a luncheon at the Algonquin to honor Mrs John Grant who is leaving for Warceste. Following lunch a wedding party was held at her home with guests including Mrs John Grant, Mrs George Hugo, Mrs Frank Ments, Mrs Henry Neal May Pinlip Ro Seeley, Mrs Howard Warner and Miss Harry Tlynn of New Haven.
Janet Ewing named new educational secretary at the YWCA succeeding Amy Smith who left for Philadelphia. Ewing trained at the National Walking school and Drexel Institute, taught in Cleveland and Philadelphia public schools, active in church and clubs, now assembling classes and expanding the program.
Bridgeport Junior League members and guests toured Bridgeport Hospital for the third session of a compulsory training course. Occupational therapist Miss Helen Meana explained workshop activities while Dr George W Howley, expected speaker, could not attend.
Miss Irene Balblonka celebrated a Halloween-themed bridal shower at her Shelton residence hosted by about 40 friends. Decor featured orange and black with games, solos by local artists, and a reception. guests brought linen and glass gifts as she nears marriage to Talin B. Atchison in a few weeks.
The Stamford Horth cultural section hosts its eighth annual floral show today and Saturday at Horticultural Hall. Prizes include a large chrysanthemum bloom. exhibitors from Stamford and surrounding towns prepare displays. many local names appear among exhibitors and organizers.
Nelson Porte and Anna Porte report a son born October 4 at 4 Strate Meld road. Joseph Kosny and Thel Kosny announce a son October 26 at Spruce street. Fiene Siger and Albint Siger have a daughter October 25 at 163 Shartiood avenue. Edwin Thar kingham and Ashley Suiggh welcome two sons October 25. John Rein and Jennie Rein report a daughter October 24 at 118 Ogden street. Anthony Gonazzo and Jennie Gonazzo have a daughter October a at 768 Tal Let street. Robert Wishburn and Dora Wishburn welcome a daughter October 3 at 950 William street. Berkeley Parmcee and Grace Parmcee report a daughter October 23 at Toston avenue. Antony ful oy and Talim ful oy have a child October 18 at 18 Worn avenue.
Fashion notes hail velvet hats with metal laces and bows in gold or silver. Debutantes favor these afternoon hats for street wear, adding brightness to dark outfits. Price listed at $12.50. Second day noon gown mentioned.
New Truwauk dressy one strap pumps in patent leather and black suede fit well, priced 11 and 12 50. Two strap models in black kids patent leather black brown and grey suede cost 11 and 13 50. Main floor features. Also plain flannel tunics with convertible collars and silk sleeves arrive, plus bright yellow or green plaids pairing with skirts. soft French flannel priced 12 59.
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