The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-04-11

There will be a meeting OF the
A,,,mni Drama Club of B. III. 8. IN
room IL at the High School tomorrow
eyening. The meeting will be calico
TO order at o'clock and 1t Is 10 De
hoped that all graduates OF the AGA
deuic Department who are not al
ready members of the organization,
viii make a special effort to be pres
emf and to add their names to the
roster. 1t has been decided that the
initial Offering Of the club Will pc
Pinero's .'Trelawney of the Wells.
Rehearsals will be started immediate
ly under the supervision of Miss Grace
Clark. the merit Of whose work Is so
well known to the local public as 10
leave no doubt of the successful out
come of the project.
Members and subscribers of the
Wednesday Afternoon Musical CLUB
taxed the North Church yesterday at
the last of the series of Artists con-
certs for the season. The artists were
Edith Chapman Goold, soprano; Cor
inne WEIGH, contralto: John BaneS
wells. tenor; Francis Rogers, BARI
tone: pianist, Bruno HUM. A diver
sified program included a wide range
OF COMPOSITIONS. One of the features
was a song cycle, The Dfvan, com
posed of four voices by Bruno HUM.
The program carried the words. AT
, the close the composer was given
most fiattering ovation.
Prominent guests from many cities
are expected at the Shrine ball. to
be held at the Stratfeid this evening
under the auspices OF pyramid rem
pie, A. A. o. n. NJ. s.
The annual dinner of the Aero
club of Connecticut at the University
club this evening is expected to at
the state and a goodly representation
of aerial enthusiasts from New York
city.
The annual musicale marking the
close Of the season of the French club
was held at the North Church chapel
at o'clock this afternoon. Mrs.
Susan Hawley Davis directed the
program Mrs. Robert e. Wheeler
was at the piano. Among the parti-
cipants in the program were Mrs.
Joseph Berry, Mrs. Davis, Miss Helen
DeLoss. Miss Margaret Warner. Mrs
A. W. Robinson, and Mrs. James T.
Rourke.
Mayflower council. D. Of A, enter
tanned many visitors last evening. the
Danbury, Stratford and other local
lodges. Rev. A. c. Thompson deliv
cred a patriotic address. A pleasing
entertainment and a banquet were
among the events Of the evening.
Prize winners at a whist held by
Co. F., Hibernian Rifles, at their hall,
1s9 State last evening were: Mrs.
Hart, G. Stafford, Mrs. Stafford, Ber-
nard Reynolds. Mrs. W. ]. FAINT, DAN
Tel Mccarthy, Timothy Sullivan, Pat
rick winn, Patrick Kelly, Timothy
Dempsey, b. Conner. Margaret McCar-
thv. Mrs. Kamerling, Mrs. b. Walsh,
Nicholas Flanagan, Rose Mccarthy.
One of the largest audiences in the
Colonial ball room this season mark
ed the concert and dance last even
ing under the auspices of the Queens
Daughters for the benefit of the poor.
A delightful musical program was
presented followed by luncheon and
dancing until midnight. The concert
introduced Miss Anna Hartigan, Mrs.
Lillian G. Phillips, Lemuel Moulthrop,
and James ]. Kennedy in solos, duets,
trios and quartet numbers. Each
number was enthusiastically received.
A substa ntial sum was netted for the
work of the Queens Daughters
Mr.. Joseph Clark, Miss Dora Clark
and Miss Margaretta Winson of Dan
bury are visiting in town as the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs Andrew J.
Hallock NJ 1197 NohlA avenuA-