The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-02-17
Fine Fund For
 Charity From Sacred Concert
Indications Point to Capac- ity Audience at Polls Tomorrow Evening Artists of Note to Sing and Play for Money for the
 Sick Poor

The membersh ip of local and out of town musical organizations is well represented in the purchasers of tick cts for the sacred concert at Polls Theatre, tomorrow evening, under the auspices of the Ladies of Charity. Music lovers throughout the State are fannilir- with the reputation of the art ists who are to participate, and many who can arrange to visit the city to- morrow evening will come here from other parts of the State to enjoy what promises to be one of the finest con- certs of the season.
 The concert will begin promptly at S:I5. The first is an instrumental S7umber, introducing for the first time "a new instrumental trio, comprising Carroll B. Adams, viola, and Fritz K. e. Weber, piano. This number should be attended with the utmost quiet, ana it is hoped that the audience will oe seated by the time of the opening Of the first number.
 All day a steady stream has visited Ahe box office at Polls exchanging tickets for reserved seats. The sup sDIy is rapidly diminishing. When the box office Is opened at 6 o'clock to- morrow evening, it Is likely that there will not be a great many of the choice sittings left With pleasant a capacity audience.
 Of the artists, Mrs. Lealia Joel Hulse, Mrg. Robert Douglas Martin, William V. walsh and Joseph F. Vie Ter are among the best known singers in the State The jnstrumental1Sts ere equally well known, with the ex- ception of Mss Fields who is com cieI. Those who have enjoyed her playing predict that she will be an instant favorite with leading musical interests after tomorrow evening: the direction of Prof. Fritz K. C.. :VEASeHzsEeaks No4aluaes for AsEhat may be expected.
 small. The proceeds are likely to be large. The funds will be expended by the Ladies of Charity for the further aIrce of work among the sick Eoor. In ters Of Charity in St. Vincent's hos pitaI.
 T7ne ratronesses Of the concert are: Afesdames M. H. Ford, Henry Lee. Pe- ray Johnson, Mary Fulton, J. A OBrien, Geo. T. Mccarthy, Stuart Thatford, Frederick A. Holste, J. P. Lyddy, J. A. McGuinness, J. T. King, David c. Osborne, F. c. Mullins, John 1IcElroy, F. R. Irwin, w. E. Allen, An na Sadier, Geo. Vorschmidt, Mary Mil- Ter, Cora Musante, Joseph Griffin, FL len Kennedy. Robert Hawkins, Maurice Mex enna, John J. Phelan,. James L. McGovern, F, P. Munich, F. E. Lalley, Robert Keane, Thomas H. Dewitt, A. D. MurDny, EdWard ElIZSeTdlO, J w. Dial, John Moore, W. J. A. OHara, Robert F. Rock, Andrew Radel, James Meath, Patrick Forestelle, D. H. Mona han, Thomas Morrissey, M. A. Kenny, J. J. Gardner, Richard Reilly, Joseph L. Egan, J. J. OhConnor, Andrew F. Owens, James Emmons, J. M. O'Con- nell, G. F. Eckart. F. c. Eckart, R. B. RaIsey, Harry McEroy, R. H. Murphy, John Hotz, John ChrisfnGer, Michael Duggan, Edward Casey, W. J. Carroll, P. J. CollJung, Thomas M. Cullinan, g. P Cronan, S. D. Horan. Joseph Clg- lar John H. C1ampett, John J. Cullin- an, Wm- Hogan, Wm- A. Redden, P w. Wren, John A. Hurley, James F. Somers, Josephine Silvey, U. Henry Callahan, John J. Scanlon. M. G. Gun ningham, F. J. Mulcahy, F. c. Sanford, F. J. Murray, Wm. Thomas, Thomas F. walsh, P H. Brady, John Cody, Jr, B. F. Brady, Walter Anderson, Thomas Brophy, John F. Brady, Will son Burns. Elmer F. Blank, George Burns, Thomas Barkey, J. Dargan, J. T. Donovan, J. A. Black, J. w. Bray, Catherine Burnes, F. K G. Weber, Wm. Hickey, L. L. Hill, W. J. Me LaughIin, T. J. Lennon, Thomas F. Burnes, Carl c. Beck, H. W. F1eck, FL len Bee, G. Bachman, J. H. Savard, Justin wilson, A. Mcdonald, John A. Leonard, James T. Rourke, John M. DonnelIy J. A Black