The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-02-25
GENTLEMEN WILL
 AID ORNAMENTAL
Many Volunteer to Aid La dies of Charity in Car
 mintival Plans
Elaborate Decorations Plan ned for Colonial Ball
 Room-New Soloist for Carnintival Minstrels.
Responding with much enthusiasm

Responding with much enthusiasm to the invitation of the Ladies or Charity to assist in the Carmintlval a large number of men have consented to act on committees in connection with the two nights charity enter tainment at the Colonial ball room Monday and Tuesday evening. There are two large floor committees, and two door committees, one of each for each of the two evenings.
 The whist committee has also suc- ceeded in compiling its list of pa tronesses for the card carnival which will be the chief feature of Tuesday evenings program. Besides the whist committee there is a pinochle com mittee, which has made extensive arr engagements for the play of this di- , verting card game. The array of prizes is said to surpass anything Of
 The Carmintival Minstrels hold their final rehearsal tomorrow at 5 ! D. m. in the Colonial ball room. Di- rector Finklestone said today he has pearance of Miss Retta Mcdonald, |, one of the best known soloists in the state, who will come here from An sonia Monday evening to take part In the nainstreis.
 Plans for the elaborate decoration a meeting of the committee on deco rations at the ball room yesterday afternoon The attractive hall will oe Fesplendent with color and light. A large stage will be erected for the minstrel feature. Tickets, either seq son ticiEetS for both evenings, or single tickets. may be obtained from the members of the Ladies of Charity or at the ball room on the evenings of tns sntertala%sat tod.n a1s the
 Door Committee Monday evening, Fob. 31, ticket seller, John J. Morris sey: ticket takers. Capt. B. G. Rreck- biu and F. J. Coonay; floor commit ant. T. M. cnllinan. pr. J. Henry Cal l4hAn. EFF. Hallen, Thomas H. Dewitt, John T. Birming ham. Wm. V. Dow ney. Edward Dargan, Maurice F. Mo ! Kenna, Robert H. Hawkins, Jas. q. FoIrks Jesn ps1,,, T oS G.,i5ain nISiI snaea Gsy q Arnold, Jr., F. ". Wren. Wm IT. Lee, J. F. Gaynor. pr. B. F. McGovern. a p. Horan, pr J. l. Sullivan, s. F. Crcnen. E; Q Irwin. pr ?: J. MeGar- ses.lS sns M r. L Leo osEn Taliey. M pr. v w J. Me- IAukhlin. Arthur Gaynor. James F, I1everty, Albert Mclaughlin. John J. 4cGuinneas, James F. Cox, William zepp and Fl. M- Ford.
 Door Committee, Tuesday evening, Feb. fs. ticket seller, John J. Nor rissey: ticket takers, F. H. Bardy and John E. Lyddy: floor committee, chairman, George T. Mccarthy; as- sistants, J. J. Carraher, John A. Hur- ley, H. D. Murphy, WM. Thcmas, w.. A Redden, John F. Brady, J. M. Don- nellyy, David F. Osborne. Stephen F. Boucher, M. H. Ford J. J. Scanlon, Geo Vorschmidt, Harry McElroy. D. T. O'Neill John Bray, Jemes F. Waish, John Hotz, J. H. Christinger, Dennis Ehananhan, c. E, Smith, John T. King J. M. O'ConneIl. Frank Hogan, John M Griffin. R.J. Connolly, Raymond Hannon, Frank McDon-. ough, Edward McKeever, Joseph Lee and Dr. Janies F. Kelly.
 Waist Committee, Mesdames F. H. Brady. F. Remedy, J. B. Lyddy.
 Pa9ronesses, Mesdames, Geo. T. Mo- Cartlsy. John MoElroy, John T. King, M. A. Kenny. J. A. McGuinness, John Cody. IT,, P. ]. Lynch John F. Brady, Dennis T. O'Neill, John J. Scanlon, Ellen Bee, Maria Best, Bernard Glen non. James Daly, Edward Weldon, John Bray, Geo. Vorschmidt. H. Sheasby. Andrew McPherson. !. c. Cooper and Miss Nellie Doyle.
 Ftnochle Committee. Mesdames James O'Neiil. J. H. Chrisinger, Will liam Thomas, Fl. D. Murphy, IT. Ma loney and Miss Catherine Coughlin.
 Play will commence promptly at $780, Any players not seated at that ttme will miss their scores.