The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-02-25
FAIRFIELD

A largely attended and very enjoy able concert was given last night a. the Congregational church. by Prof. Charles Raybold of Yale. who has been giving lessons in music and sing ing in town during the past winter. This concert was for the benefit of his choral class. and he was assisted
 by Miss Margaret Macdonald of An sonia, who possesses rare ana cu1- tivated voice. The cantata chosen for Daughter" The solo parts of the
 cantata were sung by Prof Raybold, Miss Macdonald and Miss Ruth Child. Miss Child. who possesses sweet and full voice. happily modulated, sang
 Before the Dawn Prof. Raybold
 MacDonaId a selection from an opera:
 All were charmingly sung and called forth encores and applause. The
 chorus consisted of the Misses Louise
 and Helen Forsythe. Sadie Deyo: Amy Helen Hayes, Elsie and Ruth Jen-
 nings. Catherine Burr. Harriet Ran dolph and Ethel Hotchkiss. Also Arthur Deyo, Ernest Thomas. J. Elt- ing Deyo and William O. Burr Miss Clara Brett of New York. is spending the week end with Miss Katherine Glover.
 Martha Morehouse. daughter of Clinton Morehouse, who spends the summer in town. met with a severe l accident a day or two ago while coast l ing on Hillhouse avenue in New Ha- ven.
 1 Thirty couples participated in the l opening march at the Colonial ball
 given at the Country Club on Wednes- l day evening. Many fine costumes
 were seen. but all did not conform to
 the Colonial style Miss Louise Burr won the first prize as an Indian girl l Teddy Fallon. as a handsome COlonia
 boy. took the gentleman's prize. He 1 is very graceful dancer. Fred A. 1 Burr appeared as Chinaman. How 1 ard Wakeman was the floor man.
 ager.
 A number of people from Greenfield
 Hill were in attendance at the Farm
 ers' Institute at Greens Farms. in-
 cluding Mrs. Howard Gray. Mrs. E. H. Olmstead and her mother. Mrs. H
 Burr Ogden. Mrs. Wick. Clifford Bank
 and wife. John Meeker and wife. Olive
 Meeker. and M. Louisa Meeker.
 Dr. J. l.. Hetzel of Southport. has | been appointed administrator of the
 estate of the late Miss Anna Frances l Burr. The appraisers were Andrew | B. Wakeman and William H. Banks. l The trial of Joseph Kleisch for shooting one Mandos Peterson. during a drunken row. whereby Mandos lost | attention in that part of the town
 where both men are known.
 The young friend of Miss Ida Van
 Holtz gave her a surprise party on 1 Wednesday evening"
 The Washington Birthday banquet given at the4 Southport Methodist l church was largely attended and
 proved to be a social success. Ad- 1 dresses were made by c. O. Jelliff A F. Jennings, F. B. Northrop. Rev. A. J. Pennell and A. Kelsey. The dec | orations were by Mrs. Carl Williams Mrs. s. S. Jennings and the Misses Mae Hawkins and Bertha Hawkins. 1 The young ladies who waited on the 1 tables. all in Colonial costumes. were Alice Brown. Lottie Blamey. Laura l Smith. May Welles. Mrs. Ellis Nichols ] and Miss Griffin. The supper com mittee consisted of Mesdames North rop Muser. Pennell. Lane, Jennings Welles. Roscoe. Bllkley and Elwood John H. Sherwood would have given a talk at the Greens Farms Institute if his voice hadn't failed. As it was he didn't