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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1921
Page
9
An advertisement praises Mulsified coconut oil shampoo as pure and greaseless, better than others for cleansing hair and scalp. It claims a small amount creates rich lather that rinses easily, leaving the hair silky and the scalp soft. Available at pharmacies, inexpensive and long-lasting for families.
Phelps School for Girls Hilllets Mt Carmel Conn begins fall session October 1 with a summer home and camp life. The out of doors period is led by the principal and resident physical director. Few intermediate girls may be admitted early. interview by telephone to Hamilton 127-3 New Haven division.
Mrs. W. Lakioht will entertain at Isrockk lawn country club on Saturday evening. Dinner will be followed by the playlet "O Maler of the Moumred" featuring William S. Mart, presented under Beatrice Wiyek and Conrad J. Lashar for the benefit of the American Legion. Evangelistic meeting tomorrow at 2 30 at 539 Gilbert street reports from the National Convention planned for future work.
Readable fragments indicate starting dates for children’s and normal classes at Windergarten Primary Yearning School. Catalogues available by telephone 4176 Barnum. Mary Mills listed as contact.
The Federation of Recreation centers hosted another popular dance at Lordship as a crowded weekend event. Officials expect this to be the last such gathering before the regular community centers open, with plans still uncertain for ongoing activities.
A benefit performance is planned with Dalhia Show entertainment. Miss Mary Louise Downey hosts an afternoon reading assisted by Miss Isaiel Tiars and Miss Dorothy Maymith. Proceeds aid the Women's Club efforts as a crowd gathers, with trolley fare included.
Under the care of Miss Jedith Knicht and Miss Bae viet Leslie two gentlemen from Mt Halvoke took part in swims hikes and rides at the home. A lawn fete at Tainfield Congressional Church raised money for the home and proved immensely successful.
Mrs. Sadie of 37 Washington avenue entertained Universalist women members with a bridge party yesterday afternoon. Tables were set indoors and on lawns for about fifty guests with cream, cake, and prizes at each table. The club opened its winter activities and regular meetings will begin later in the month.
St Pauls church in Fairfield announces a bridge tournament hosted by Mrs Oliver Goulit Tennings at the Mailands on Wednesday September 24. Tickets, not obtainable at the door, can be secured through Mrs Gardner Millett and Mrs Alfree Hower Terry. Proceeds fund church heating upgrades.
A nostalgic narrative describes Natalie and family plans at a cottage by the beach. The entry details travel by steamship, Bermuda comparisons, fashion talk, a Housatonic Ledge outing, a garden view, and social visits including Beth, plus shopping for a new hat and chocolates for family at week’s end.
Entering autumn, the House of Read unveils second floor apparel displays from Thursday to Saturday featuring exclusive dresses, new fabrics like Normandie Cloth and Ramona Cloth, and coat fabrics such as Marvella and Doveliva with options including fur collars and moleskin details.
The piece highlights turban styles in Toreador fashion and brimmed hats trimmed with lace, evoking mantilla aesthetics. Vivid color palettes feature fuchsia, cerise, purple, reds, and large blooms like poppies and dahlias, with patterns from Bruck Weiss and others.
Peggy Paige presents a collection where each dress earns honorable mention for originality. Most items feature dark blue or black tones and distinctive design elements.
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