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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1922
Page
9
A fragment mentions finishing hems with satin or with material bonded edges. It notes how hems and sleeve panels are treated in construction, reflecting tailoring details from the period. The text refers to bindings and finishing methods typical of garment work.
An old notice warns that fast soaps and prepared shampoos contain excessive alkali that dries the scalp and makes hair brittle. It promotes Mulsified coconut shampoo as pure greaseless and inexpensive, claiming it creates rich lather, cleanses well, rinses easily, and leaves hair soft and manageable.
Papers by Dr. H LeBaron Peters Dr W Bertram Lambert and Dr F Ei Coops will be read at the monthly Medical Association meeting in the Welfare Building amphitheatre at 8 30 Tuesday night. Leading medical authorities from outside Bridgeport have spoken here recently and the September program is expected to attract interest with local experts. Election of a nominating committee will be the main business with officer elections likely at the November meeting.
The Community House will host an open house Sunday with a musical program directed by Mrs. Mally Daly Ogren. Vice chairman Mrs. John E. Lavey leads the reception committee with aid from Catholic organizations. The event invites friends to visit on a definite date and aligns with upcoming “come and see” trips.
The latest fashion fad features initials embroidered on blouses with options for sleeve or chest placement. It appears on semi tailored and masculine models, ranging from simple monograms to full initials.
Rev and Mrs. Dallas Greene to dine as guests of honor at St Teln s Episcopal parish house before his move to Bethel as rector of St Thomas church. Bridgeport Mathers club to hold season kickoff at 2 30 pm at Mrs William W Bent 146 Poplar St. Connecticut girls attending Wellegiey Zollow¢ include Norma Moagland and Jaroshy Leach. May Brown vacationing in Chicago. Blanche Bradley and Gertrude Barnum returning from North Adams and Williamstown. Charles Neary and Joseph Noonan back from two week trip to Atlantic City Tournament. Mr and Mrs Praws J Yamico announce birth of daughter at St Vincent s Sept 8. Mrs D Amico formerly Helen Guekert. Mrs G Goodwell to host day outing for Bling Howe Jr and Woman s Relief Corps at Golden Hill and Main. Lilliag Gulliberg and Erik Helmgen marriage announced at Gullberg home Stratford. Miss Alice Beach hosts tea for Miss Catherine Coughlin bound for Cornell University Ithaca NY. valedictorian from Stratford High School. Business and Professional Women s Club dinner and meeting at 6 30 pm in Liberty Building. reports from Chattanooga convention to be read.
Maude Jennings and Arthur Osborne Jennings wed at United Church in a fall color themed service. Miss Susan Middlebrook Jennings served as maid of honor, bridesmaids wore silver and chiffon gowns, and bouquets featured white orchids and fall hues. Reception at the Stratfield followed with asters and gladioli, an orchestra, and a secret wedding trip destination.
Rev Hal T Kearns of First Universalist church says the church is the people’s own body speaking their mind and conscience. He warns politicians fear its power, argues church moral purpose upholds law, democracy, education and business, and that civilization rests on Christian worship and work.
Twenty members of the Musicians Union under J. Austin performed at Shelton sanatorium for inmates of the Employes Tuberculosis Relief association. Nine numbers were played as part of a new series for patients, who crowded the grounds in appreciation. Secretary Henry D. Neale praised the reception and efforts.
The note touts next Tuesday as a Dollar Day with the phrase biggest and best. It cites observed sale goods and asserted value, signaling substantial discounts and appealing prices for shoppers.
Bridgeport Telegram advertises Pattern No. 14 featuring a two material dress with jacket and skirt look. Details specify serge wool plaid options, yardage, and sizes 36 to 42 inches with prices and a 1 cent pattern request. Include name and address for delivery and a five day note.
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