The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-02-16
BIG DEMAND FOR
 RESERVED SEATS

The general committee includes the officers and directors of the Ladies of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul, as follows:
 President, Mrs. M. H. Ford: vice presidents, Mrs. Henry Lee, Mrs. Pe- ter Doo an, Mrs. Dennis Gaynor, Mrs. J. Murray Johnson, Mrs. Mary Fulton, Mrs. Joseph A. OBrien, Mrs. Geo. T. Mccarthy, Mrs. Grace Bowling That ford, Misses Mary Lee. Anne Dennis; treasurer, Miss Mary Sullivan; record ing secretary, Miss N. M. Shanahan; financial secretary, Miss Katherine tary, Miss Ada Buck; assistant finan- cial secretary, Miss Mary Walsh; dis penser, Mrs. F. A. Holste; directors, Miss Frances Arnold, Mrs. John A John T. King, Mrs. David c. Osborne, Mrs. Frederick A. HOlSte, Miss Marga- ret Brady, Mrs. F. c. Mullins, Mrs John McE roy, Mrs. F. R. Irwin Mrs W. B. Allen, Mrs. A. SadIer, Miss An nfe Sadler, Mrs. Geo. Vorschmidt Mrs Henry Miller, Mrs. Cora Musante, Mrs. Sarah Collins Griffin, Miss Char lotte Gleason, Miss Anna Gleason, Miss Jane Lee.
 The committee in charge of arrange ments at the theatre includes Mrs. F. c. Null ins, Mrs. M. H. Ford, Mrs. D. J. Gaynor, Miss Mary Lee.
 Entertainment committee: Mrs Geo. T. Mccarthy, Mrs. Henry Lee, Mrs. w. E. Allen, Mrs. J. T. Rourke, Mrs. d. T. EAiHSy MISS Mary Sull1Nan.
 Committee in charge of ticket sale: Chairman, rMs. J. NJ. Johnson; Mrs. Peter Doolan, Mrs. Joseph Griffin, (Fairffeld); Mrs. Chas. Deas, Mrs. J. E. Lyddy, Mrs. F. A. Holste, Mrs. M. L. OConnor, Mrs. J. J. Conway, Mrs. P. J. Lynch, Mrs. Bernard Cogan, Mrs. Geo. Fulton, Mrs. Thomas Halligan, Mrs. Thomas McMuTe en, Mrs. Bernard Patrick Kennedy, Mrs James O'Neill, Mrs. Edward Walsh, Mrs. Joseph Col well, Derby; Misses Margaret Brady, Anne Dennis, Ellen Burke, Prinel' a McPadden, Katherine Mahoney, Mar garet Nolan, Anna Sadler, Lola Tyr reH, Annie Nolan, Kate Noonan, Mar garet Mccarthy, (Ansonia.)
 Tickets may be purchased from any of these members.
 Following the completion of the program for the concert at Polls theatre Sunday evening under the au- spices of the Ladies of Charity, the PoH management which Is co-operat- ing with the committees of the La dies of Charity, reports an exception al demand for tickets. Owing to the limited capacity Of the theatre, pa- irons who have obtained admission tickets will find 1t advantageous to secure reserved seats. The charge for the reserved seats is nominal and it will insure music lovers of an advan- tageous position. If the present rate of ticket sales continues the manage ment expects that the ''StLnding Room Only sign will be brought out Sunday evening. Tickets may be ex- changed from 10 to 12 and from 2 to 5. and on Sunday evening after 6 o'clock.
 The concert will introduce Mrs. Lea lia Joel Hulse. Mrs. Robert Douglas Martin, MT. William V. Walsh and MT. Joseph F. Wieler, vocalists and Miss Gertrude Fields with the violin, Dr. Carroll B. Adams viola and Prof. Fritz K. G. Weber at the piano. Prof. Weber will direct the concert. The ten numbers will bring out vocal solos. duets. and quartets and instru- mental solos, duets and trios The program is one that will appeal with especial force to all music lovers The personal following of the artists should suffice to fill the theatre. apa Tt from the interest centering upon the worthy cause of the undertaking. Funds from the concert will be used to defray the expense of charitable work among the sick poor.