The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-02-02
SALE
 OPENS TOMORROW
TICKETS FOR BIG EVENT OF LADIES OF CHARITY MAY BE
 SECURED IN ADVANCE.
Dressing Room Scene From ssThe Chorus Lady, to Be One of the Unique Theatrical Attractions of Carnival for St. vincent's Hospital ], Opening Friday.


 Carnival for St. Vincent's Hospital
 Opening Friday.
 Tickets for the Cosmovilla and car- nival of the Ladies of Charity; will be on sale tomorrow morning at Harti- gan's and Hindle's pharmacies Lev erty Bros three drug stores, and the Woman's drug store.
 The committee in charge of this fea- ure of the undertaking decided to fol- -ow the methods employed by the cir cuses, securing so-called down town'' ticket offices in order to avoid the for nation of an endless line in front of the lone ticket office at the armory
 One of the most striking of the nu- merCus entertainment features under way will be the reproduction Of the second act of Rose Stahl's interna- t1onal comedy success, ssThe Chorus Lady" This is the scene of the chorus girls dressing room, where Patricia O'Brien'' holds forth to the discomffture of the rival chorus girls. Miss Lillian A. Kelly will appear as Patricia OBrien, and a dozen young women will assist her.
 In order to facilitate the arrange ments, the work of the Cosmovilla and carnival Is apportioned among many committees. Each of the IA villas in- cluded in the Cosnnovilla has it's own committee and staff, and the genera committees exercise supervision over the entire enterprise.
 The executive committee comprises the officers and directors of the society
 The reception committee follows: Mrs. M. H. Ford, Mrs. John A. Hur. ley, Mrs. Henry Lee, Mrs. Peter Doo- Ian, Mrs. D. J. Gaynor, Mrs. W. A OBrien, Mrs. George T. Mccarthy Mrs J. Murray Johnson, Mrs. Mary Fulton Miss Mary Lee, Miss Anne Dennis. Miss Grace Bowling. Miss Katherine Flanagan, Mrs. John Walsh Miss Mary Sullivan, Miss Ellen Burke Miss N. H. Shanahan, Miss Ada Buck Miss Agnes Dennis, Miss Goldie Wen dell. Mrs. Joseph Ciglar, Mrs Annie Sadler, Miss Anna J. Sadler, Mrs. c. Musante, Miss Charlotte Gleason, Miss Anna Gleason, Miss Margaret Brady, Miss Mary Pastine, Miss Jane Lee Miss Sarah Collins, Mrs M D. Gil- roy. Miss Frances Arnold, Mrs. John T. King, Mrs. David Osborne. Mrs F. c. Mullins, Mrs. John McElroy. Mrs. D. H. Monahan, Mrs. J. E. Lyddy. Mrs. J. A. McGuinnes. Mrs. F. A. Holste, Mrs. W. E. Allen, Mrs. F. E. Irwin, Mrs. Mary M Miller.
 Entertainment committee: Mrs Hem ry Lee, Mrs. Justin Wilson, Mrs. F.. c. Mullins, Miss Agnes Dennis, Miss Sarah Lee, Miss Gertrude McMahon, Miss Catherine Irwin. Miss Mollie Dai- ley. Miss Grace Bowling, Miss Rather inc Fitzpatrick. Miss Gertrude Fitz- patrick, Miss Mary Lee
 Committee on Architecture and Dec- orations: Miss Mary Lee, Southport: Miss H. M. Garrett, Fairfield; Miss Nellie M. Leverty, Miss Mary Greene. Miss Clara Burns. Miss Mary Moran. Miss Mabel Condon. Miss Frances Ward, Miss Helen Nolan, Miss May Ryburn. Miss Helen Christianson, Miss May Walsh
 Soliciting Committee: Mrs. Peter Doo- Ian, Miss Jane Lee, Mrs. H. D. >Mur- phy, Miss Sarah Collins, Miss Charlotte Gleason, Miss Margaret Brady. Miss Frances Arnold, Mrs. Eugene Carten, Mrs. William Curran, Mrs John Line- han, Mrs. Matthew McMabon, Miss Margaret Mccarthy. Mrs. J. Nolan, Miss Helen Buckley, Miss Sarah J, Murphy Miss Elizabeth Williams.