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Newspaper

Bridgeport Times

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1920

Page

8

Miss Miller Hosts Notables in Park Theatre Week

Miss Mary Miller of Sterling place hosts guests Monday to Wednesday including Mr. and Mrs. Charles Coburn of New York City appearing at the Park theatre in French Leave. Eleanor Bartram of Sasco Hill and Sherman Windsor of Maplewood avenue head for Lake Mohank after a Yale Boston game weekend in New Haven. Numerous social gatherings, dances, and visits across Stamford, Bridgeport, and nearby towns fill the week with dinners and announcements of engagements and marriages.

Mary Miller Guy Miller Sterling Place Charles Coburn New York City Park ‘Theatre Coburn Eleanor Bartram Sasco Hill Southport Sherman Windsor Maplewood Avenue J. Percy Bartram Caritas Island Stamford Lake Mohank New York New Haven Dorothy Northrop Anna Swinnerton Margaret Neither‘Sut John Windsor Charles Skinner Gordon Marshall

Advice to the Lovelorn by Beatrice Fairfax

Beatrice Fairfax counsels Celina to value her roots and avoid snobbery as she weighs leaving a loving man for social differences. Betty confronts a stenographer torn between a proposed marriage to an older suitor and love for a man she cannot truly know, warning that practical marriage without genuine affection leads to misery.

Beatrice Fairfax Miss Fairfax Betty

Two Parties at Canton Hall Last Night

Canton Hall hosted two events attracting about 250 Read employee attendees and local students. Hanley's orchestra provided music as Stephen Roach chaired the Read employee gathering with Leslie McGraw Edward F and Irene Simone assisting.

Canton Hall Read Hanley Stephen Roach Leslie McGraw Edward F Irene Simone Raheekee

Shower Given for Autumn Bride in Stratford

The Inniscarra Club hosted a lavish autumn bridal shower for Miss Kath ryun Rourke at Windsor Avenue Stratford. Gifts included linen, cut glass, silver, pyrex and aluminum with autumn leaves and chrysanthemums as decorations. A bountiful lunch and vanity-favor favors followed singing and novelty dancing. Among attendees were Mrs Fenton Cassidy Gregory Barnes Brennan Gilbert Schulthies McCutcheon Handley Skane Coleman Fay Sullivan Faust Rose Sullivan Mary Skane Marion McCarthy Mae Coleman B A Lester Marion Hanley Ethryn Sullivan Juliette Thorn Genieve Kelly Rebecca Murray Lulu Barnes Julie Hartnett Catherine Cunningham Jennie Herron Kathleen Steinmiller of Hartford. Rourke will wed John O Connell on November 3.

Inniscarra Club Kathryn Rourke Windsor Avenue Stratford Fenton Cassidy Gregory Barnes

Striking Halloween Costumes From Velvet to Harlequin Designs

A preview of DIY costume ideas for Halloween featuring grape gatherer Bacchante outfits with lavender chiffon and henna ribbons, pirate lass attire in red accents, harlequin black and white with white accents, and colorfully trimmed hats. Fall millinery highlights copper and gold embroidery, fur trims, and velvet lace combinations.

Bacchante

Volume of Italian Welfare Work Going On

The East Side branch of the International Institute on Beach Street handles Italian welfare and Americanization efforts with Miss Celmentina DeRocco in charge. Classes in sewing, embroidery, Italian language, music, and gym are offered for children and working girls while the Italian Women's Council and English lessons serve adults. Friday dances and a forthcoming costume party for Hallowe'en are planned. Open house begins tomorrow with weekly Sunday gatherings and social projects.

East Side International Institute Beach Street Wordin Avenue Celmentina DeRocco Bridgeport 5. LaPorta

Suffrage Information Service Offered by Connecticut Association

The Connecticut Woman Suffrage Association announces a nonpartisan information service for major state candidates. Prepared from public records and research, the service aims to help women vote intelligently by detailing each candidate’s legislative records on social welfare and other issues. It will be distributed upon request.

Connecticut Woman Suffrage Association Th Association Ruth McIntire Dadourian Association Information Service

Madge Kennedy to Play Return Engagement at Park Theatre

Park theatre manager Eugene Shea announces Madge Kennedy will return in Cornered with Henry W. Savage booking her for the October 25 engagement. The move reflects strong patron demand and Kennedy's strong Bridgeport debut impression.

Madge Kennedy Park Theatre Eugene Shea Henry W. Savage Shea Miss Kennedy Bridgeport

Evening Cloaks Enlighten Attire Through Rich Embellishment

An article describes elegant cloaks requiring thoughtful design with metallic and color accents. A black cloak features a long Mek satin panel lined in violet, reversed ends attached at the waist, and a large gold thread embroidered bird at the attachment point with violet and black silk. A silver ribbon footwear accent completes the ensemble.

Chatauqua in Stratford Opens Today

Stratford Chatauqua opens this afternoon with a brief address at Christ Episcopal church. The Irish Minstrels perform, the Junior Chatauqua holds an assembly, and an evening concert follows with a noted speaker on The Indispensable Ideals of Democracy. Sunday features vesper service and musical program, with more lectures and Batting Mahler Co. entertainment through Tuesday.

Stratford Batting Mahler Co Caroline Geisel

Quiet Wedding At Sacred Heart Rectory

Lucie Pregor of 260 Brewster street married Joseph Walsh of 231 Lewis street Thursday at the Sacred Heart rectory. Attendant Miss Gertrude Walsh wore white crepe duchess with silver trimmings. Best man William Prevot. Reception at the bride’s home with autumn blooms. Honeymoon to Niagara Falls and Lakeville. to reside at 42 Scofield avenue. home to friends after December 1.

Attirfa Lucie Pregor Brewster Street Joseph Walsh Lewis Street Sacred Heart Rectory Gertrude Walsh William Prevot Niagara Falls Lakeville Scofield Avenue

Personal notices speak of visits and joys around town

Mrs Albert Hodgins left for New Haven to stay with her mother over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Louis B Bowe host weekend guests Edwin Hoyt and Miss Mary Johnston. Miss Mary Hincks hosts Miss Es telle West for several days. Mrs Thomas Mood MacDonald expects Charles Clapp Jr and travels to New York next week. Colorado avenue residents went to New Haven to see Yale vs Boston game. Mr and Mrs Ralph Sperry return from a Canada motor trip. George Johnson and Stratford greet the arrival of a baby daughter at Bridgeport hospital. Friends surprised Barnet Blumberg on their thirteenth marriage anniversary with gifts and a gathering of local couples.

Louis B. Bowe Seaview Avenue Edwin Hoyt New Canaan Mary Johnston St. Paul, Minn Thomas Mood MacDonald Brooklawn Avenue Charles Clapp, Jr New York MacDonald New York City Ralph Sperry Park Avenue Canada Poland Springs Maine George Johnson Stratford Bridgeport Hospital Barnet Blumberg Lyon Terrace Walter Loewith A. DeLaney Samuel Plotkin I. J. Lowenthal Henry Goodman Wiliam Goodman Philip Carlson Max Blumberg Herbert Loewith Harry Greenstein

Theaters Hit Hard by Slump in New York

The national economy downturn hits theatres with reduced demand and higher costs. Of 44 first call attractions, 16 sell seats at cut rates as failures rise. Road shows fared worse with 28 closing in a week. About 3,000 actors, roughly 60 percent, are out of work. Prolonged rail rates and tight public spending blamed for the slump. Strong demand for beaded bags among French women noted.

New York Sam H. Harris Producing Managers’ Association Actors’ Equity Association The Actors’ Union

Filmy Fabric Promises Versatile Uses at 40 Inches Wide

A brief note highlights a filmy adorable fabric offered in a 40 inch width with a dozen or more potential applications. The seller emphasizes its versatility and recalls the price for buyers.

Overalls and candy at the department store sale

White unbleached drill overalls for women come in one and two piece styles with prices from 1.59 to 1.89. Khaki overalls with caps for factory and outdoor use, reduced from 4.00 to 2.79. Also featured are sweets and candy items and various leather and fabric bags on sale on main and second floors.

Black Kid Laced Boots style No. 1373

A black shoe described as versatile with any color attire. Model features high grade black kid leather, long vamp, straight Cuban heel, welted soles, and eight and a half inch height. Available sizes AAA to 0, up to 9 inches length. Also listing gingham aprons and bungalow aprons in blue checks and plaid patterns with special pricing.

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