Parker Taylor Hosts High School Orchestra at Home
Parker Taylor entertained the High school orchestra members at his home on Werth events Thursday evening. The latest selections were played followed by mental refreshments.
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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1921
Page
9
Parker Taylor entertained the High school orchestra members at his home on Werth events Thursday evening. The latest selections were played followed by mental refreshments.
Mrs. Natale of Springfield Massachusetts credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after a difficult eighth pregnancy. She states the remedy reduced her weakness, nervousness, and need to lie down, leading to an unusually easy birth and a transformed home life.
A society column lists upcoming events and notable visitors. Tickets for a September 1 dance at Warfield Country Club benefit the American Legion post in Fairfield. Attendees include Mrs Sperry, Mrs Lavery, Mrs Tedgret, and several other local figures while marriage news highlights Miss Marion Harper of Boston and William P. of Fairfield at a Rockport ceremony.
Miss Preston, a rising stage figure from Privers, makes her debut at the Lyric this week in Bridgeport. The new star, praised for versatility in vaudeville and film, will perform in The Nigh Might in Miss Dresten’s re and other productions, with prior acclaim from Halifax and Montreal.
A reception at Salvation Army headquarters honored Starf Captain and Mrs. Edward Trumbull now stationed at Lake Charge Hotel Argonne. The couple, visiting Bridgeport from Utica, previously led Broad Street theater meetings and daily services. Their long career includes work in New Orleans Birmingham Ohio and Utica. They expressed happiness to return.
A Republican block party in Twelfth District Ragrehillenn Chih hosts multiple novel attractions at the corner of Tidon wood Rheetlard avenues to raise funds for new club rooms. Mrs William Jepson leads the women’s committee with over forty volunteers staffing health aid tables and serving food and drinks at the event.
Multiple articles of incorporation were filed in the secretary of state's office for local business concerns. Named incorporators include Louis Seluwiaeta, Marcy Mased Jyane, and Albert Jiaaith. Authorized capital stock listed as 0.090. The notices describe new corporations and contact points in New England and Seattle area references.
A new boy’s blouse design features a low neck with a turned collar and optional yoke, cut in sizes up to 14 years. Pattern uses pongee or madras, with pricing details and material yardages. Also promotes the Summer Fashion Quarterly offering over 30 dressmaking styles for 25 cents postpaid.
The Daily Express launches a back to God campaign urging readers to return to church and family prayers. The paper calls religion a vital institution and pushes for renewed public devotion amid a culture of vice and secular drift. International notes mention Mexico City's Centennial events attracting thousands and a US Army academy representative signaling cadet attendance at the celebration.
Elinor Glyn headlines at Polis with The Great Moment, Gloria Swanson star vehicle, possibly appearing in scenes. William S. Hart closes his film The Whistle tonight. vaudeville act Tightener and Alexander Revue stars Monday to Wednesday. At South Wethersfield poultry farm, Spring Brook Company worker Tomlinson dies from self-inflicted gunshot wound while hunting rats.
The sale highlights reduced prices on bedroom and dining room furniture with single or set options. Easy chairs rockers wing chairs and loveseats in various styles plus tables and occasional pieces priced to suit moderate budgets. Also featuring back to school items pens crayons blotters and more on the main floors with a new line of men’s handkerchiefs and beauty products.
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