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EVENING SENTINElP-SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
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’ACTIVITIES OF SPECIAL INTEREST FOR THE WOMEN OF NORWALK
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Gives R 0 ti ii i ll yl‘ til
Hymns; Flowers for
the Sick.
Mm. Orn'lo llrx‘im at 111i1ls1-pu11.
planar “who: in hing a lunalurw-
CircIt-s and n ponmnai hit-ml at tho
hie Farm) Gimp}. nntnd blind him“
writer. “1.1.1 the 5.20:1 oi honor at ”111
regular nlh‘llhs oi the unptmuntty
Circle ct tr. Kzas'a l‘uuslitcn of tho
hm Bantu: chilh‘h. at tho homo- oi
In. Harold Murray. in (‘nihortnv
strut. )‘t‘stt‘rdny ain't-noon.
Mrs. Rector plrascd tho largo
gathering 11f 11111111111: ct tbc ctr.
do by singing .1 rutubcr of tho Fan-
ny Crosby Mums and by Nciiitiil
event of h-r 110111115. Mrs. K‘cctor
also told liit‘ mumbt‘m at the work
done at iii-.1 i‘anni- Crosby .\l11u\urial
Home for the Agni in Bridgeport.
‘13 which thc Opportunity t‘lnclo has
ndowed a lw-l. This in tho only ch-
1 in Norwalk that has eudowod a
- in the any homo.
It was wit-.11 to send Eastcr flow-
'8 to a numlicr of sick persons. and
the Norwalk Hospital. An Eastcr
. llcction will be sent to tho First
k'aptiizt church. A travclling basket
’imong the members of the circle.
uring the past month. netted about
in.
The nr-xt meeting will be an "April
Shower" at the home of Mrs. William
Ostvrbanks in Summcr street.
Dainty refreshments were served
at. the close of yesterday‘s meeting.
CLUB NEWS
The “Hip (inc Another Circle will
moot iotfight at the home of Mrs.
.iyrault. on Edlic avenue.
,1 . o o o
1_, LMrs. Harry Pcden. Hill street.
1" 1' ll entcrialn tho members of the
lélattao club at her home this eve-
nlng.
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The dancing class of Miss Lodico
Weld will be hcld tonight. instead of
tomorrow night. duo in the fact that
tomorrow in Good Friday.
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The members of thc M. i”. Bridgc
club will 11111-11 tonight at the home
bf Miss Millicent Brady. of Berkeley
ttreci.
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Fanny t‘rosby,
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/ 67' wtsr 4921.1 57. 11.11
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‘ V-LINE.
_.HOSEERY.
A graceful diliilc cil‘cct that
smart women approve.
1
In' the Slicer cliiffons, in the
fashionable Shades, the new
~V-Line Hosiery iS now on dis
play in our limicry depart-
ment.
$3.011
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11: .1. l. MALLETTE
Opportunity Citric EntcrlainS
Mrs. OI‘VilIo licclor of B'p't
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’WIIINTEER CLUI;
nuttS 1101111 FOR
COMING SALE
1 the \‘uluutoct l'llt'la' club tut-t yi-a-
11.1nlnt' in the chapel in a-‘w on work
‘for the coming auto which it- to be
1111111 in 11111 near future.
Fancy nrilclca arc to be tcniurvd
.nl tho mic. During tho armlon the
ammnbcra of ihc club anslatcd tho
1110mm in tlcctirallnfi the church {or
lintcr Sunday. A iapcclul Which will
the 111111 on Sunday afternoon at 4
:Ii'i‘lm‘k.
'l‘hn mic in being hold for tin-
bcncflt of tho club.
Postponed
Tim sewing comuilttcc of i‘11‘
Woman'a Association of the South
Norwnlk Baptist church. will moot
Wednesday utttxrnnon. at the church.
No meeting was held this week as it
“at! Holy “'eek. . ‘
Women Composers
On Club Program
Six of America's leading women
composers will be on tho program
or the biennial convention of “'0.
men's clubs to be held in Atlantic.
City May 24 to June 5.
Among thoao who will appear in
p rson are Gena ilranScouibo. Fay
Foster. Harriet Warn, Meta Schu-
mann, Floy Barilctt and Louisc
.‘iyrea Garnott. announCus lilrx. Marx
Oberndortpr of Chicago. chairman (11'
_ music for the General Federation.
\ Four AmcI-lcan worm-n haw \t'rltv
ton outstanding opcrrua that lltl\‘c
been gii‘cn production by prominv
v-nt companion: Mrs. Archibald
Freer of Chicago, "The Joan-r."
produced by the Chicago Opera.
Company; Mrs. Alfred Andrews.
-"Cuido Ferranti." produced by tho
Chicago Opera Company: Clara
Monro. San Francisco, "Narcissa."
and Mrs. Cclesio Hcchskcr 0! Nut
York. “Thc Rosa of Destiny". Arias
fl'nm these opcra are. to 11151111111;
by a tenor and soprano given in 11111
Federation by Fortune Gallo 111 thv
San Carlos Opera Company.
Fay Fostcr, on intvrnaiinnnl Re-
lations Night. “ill brim: a trio. hor-
Sclf and two mm. in ship: 1..roups of
folk songn at all nations. in 11111-1-
itune, closing 11th bur own grt‘tii
composition. "Tho Americans Come."
Among tho things which come to
those who wait is spring {011.11.
Womcn forgivc moi-11 1111Sily than
men. ’l‘hcy get mort- thancca 1
practice.
No man is old until in; needs :1
shave about half the time.
Mrs. Seton One of
National Candidates
Considerable interest 111 being
uhowa in tho National Eictitlon at
tho American Association of Pen
Woman which will tuko place at tho
Hborcluun hulul in “unhiniztnu. April
‘Jtl to (til. it will bu “‘utt‘hcd with
more than usual inivrcut by t‘onnou—
llt‘ui womcn writ-:ru bccauoo of the
candidacy for prcaidont or Mr». Eru-
cni Thompson Solon of (lrcunwlch.
who is at present honorary prculdent
of the Connecticut branch of the un-
nm‘iution. Although film will hum
two opponenta, 01111 from Southern
t‘nllfornla'a brunch and one from
Florida Slate president. M1111. Seton.
who came from San Francisco. has a
strong. North California bucking.
Shn is solidly favorcd by New York
City‘s branch. Western New York's
(buffalo, Rochester and Syracuse).
also New Jcrncy and Connecticut.
CHURCHES
Tho lladlt-s' Aid society of th11
Swedish Lutheran church nlll ntcvi
tonight at 8 o'clock iii tho church.
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at‘tvrnoon at the church.
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Then will be :1 union cnt'umuuion
Ht‘l'Vlf‘i' in the. l1'i111t L‘tuizrt-itatlorl'tl
f'lllll'til on thi: (ll-11111 il11u «muting,
iu ('011111111111111'111i1111 111‘ 11111 ltm'ltu-
lion of the lands 51111111-1'. 'i‘l111 Nur-
wztlk Ill. 1'}. church will Join in.
o 1v 0
Holy communion will lit: MM 111
the South Norwalk M. H. church t11-
night. ’l'ht-ro will be a short addicu.
on tho "\1Vi.)i'(li1l t1t‘ .lc:1u:-'."
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‘ at the. South Nui'let t‘11n111'1t'11111111-
' at church tonight at 7:43 11't'locl.
Subjcct “Tho tlut'dcn Scour."
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The Ladltrs Aid nuclr-iy at Ft.
l‘rtor's l!;\'lanf‘lli'lli church will 1111.1.
‘tlils afternoon in tho buacmrnt 1'
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unmicd for 11111 hiit'llly,
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will ho tho 1111l1j131-i. oi il11- talk in
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lh‘irinmiuld will mum at 3:311.
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walk M. iv}. church will mot-i thin
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nill mart \\‘ciln1‘1n‘luy. April 7. in
”[0 l\‘. 0' i‘. routiw, (111 Worthington
titrcnt. Mrs. John llonney will be
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due in ”11' ilii‘l iiilli it “all Holy
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71 Wat 4th St.. N. Y. C.
Phone Bryant 3085
QIACOBY’S
12-14 North Main Street,
South Nomlk
' The Home of Good Clothes
For Men and Women
‘ Charge Accounts Oponed
i .
[suturing
.‘Tdinoni "Inpponheimor '
' Clothes for him"!
The tuxedo dinner suit for women
with its pleated shirt front. its
vestee. and all the masculine "tux"
rigging ll only one. of the surprises
which Style in this spring of 1926
given the falre ladyes. according to
a New York dispatch.
Style knows no inhibitions thin
year. With lavish hand it gives
brand new things. then dips a greedy
hand into the put world of style
and hauh forth the old trim two-
plece taiiomd suit and even the cape-
coct of some moons ago.
It about: with a loud. (inn voice
for “navy blue" as a color of the
Sally Milgrimll struts its Stufi next.
tafleta, and the young lady in print tells what prints will do this scallop.
thrown out gorgeous shades of green
and orange and rose and purple.
Here. in a nutshell. or perhaps. in
a wardrobe trunk. are the things
the old lady STYLE is shrieking at
this Eastertidel
The tailored suit it I‘I‘. Strictly
tailored. Ln tweed or twill. Navy
blue is best color. But checks in
black and white, or gray mixtures
are good.
Coats about hip length. The long
coat suit to rarely seen. Plain or
pleated suit skirts. The inverted
from pleat continues good.
if you buy 1: Wrap intent! or n1
first degree. and in the same breath
suit, it will be new; blue 011 black or i
A practical cape-coat for street wear is shownin brown and 1111 iu'ccd chm-k at nxtrvmo lyi'i. (191111111 Anna 311111111-
The Eastcrbride wears the mmlisli circular M'tilloptfil skirt.
plaid. chock. or mannlsh human.
The capo-coats lift: a bell-ringer.
Jumticr drpshcs or crew‘s: or l‘fiJflil
made t‘ith pit-atc-d. circular. or Emir-t
skirts, .wiih long-slcct‘cd, lmvbcltcti:
under l blouses. are an cxcellcnl‘
choicc for a stunt or sport drvar. i
Printed ailkn wcro ncvcr broth 13.
Most o. the prints have a .l:ipanr1S).i
water ruler effect of trailing: bits 1
com. bl rd and bce. all more or leS'
convcm’innnlizv 11. 111.11 tuning a light
sprinuy. “plv1ttir1-v" cfi‘cct.
Prlnlcd S lit drcsso-s for nwrniuc‘
and aflcrncm strcet wear are fol.
inn-rd ‘by . rinicd chiffon! and
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'rmma in navy, black and plaids.l
will shun: honors “1111 prints for at-
tt‘rnmitt and flirt-“l t‘mar and. com-
bined with 111111~ m- rll1l1cn color. will
fashion owning frocka.
Shirts are slmri1‘~r than cvcr—for
day wvar. But the trailing beauty
of 1910 winter robe do stylc has put
its marl; upon spring and summer
owning {rocks which almost sweep
inc floor.
Long. much decorated sleeves. are
socp on evcrything. High. close.
n5 collars. Scarf necks. And
‘1edd square. V and batacn neck-|
11"; 9.111 {or those who will not1
W ‘1 *iOI-‘n
1PM
l. The faddish tuxedo dinner suit (from
lmufi‘ant afternoon “deb frock” shows the use of
Most hats are tailored with practi-
cally no trimming. Folded. creased.
brlmlesa chapeaux. Felt and fabric
for Spring. Straw for summer.
Shoes of alligator and snake skin
are very swanky. Oxford ties and
one-straps. Suede combined With
leather. Stockings grow darker.
Nude shades yicld to beige. gray: and
darker tans. Finc lisle hose with
sports street frocks are smart.
Striped and plaid acarfa, gloves of
white. gray. beige washable kid.
slave bracelets and neckleta. en-
velope handbazr. complete the
1.1111113 Style picture.
‘ Author oi ”Phoebe and Ernest": Gertrude Haviland's Divorce,“
ly with the look of out? inspircti by immortal truths.
ing pretticr in mc. than those liertiS of rounded logs walking down
our StrcciS ilim‘e days.
the Saturday nicht tub and the (li'lilll ol' the nightly splash and
the morning shower is our greatest. bounty makcr. '
“My Beauty
Beliefs”
BY INEZ HAYNES GILMORE IRWIN‘
t
and “Gideon.”
There in no 0.11.1115».- l‘or 11 11111111111 luau-1 phyucally unttttracs
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