The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-09
STAMFORD

E Quite a large audience witnessed
 the performance of Miss Fearless 6 Co., which the senior class of the local high school presented in Red
 Mems hall last evening. Al very in-. Rteresting as well as amusing interpre- station of the different characters
 was given by the several members of
 the cast. The role of Miss Mar garet sIdenley was assumed by TiIlie Assum,
 who handled it very capably. Much laughter was caused by the witty
 speeches of Marion Spaaner, who was
 cast as Katie OsConnor. the maid,
 and by Mae. Morehoaise 5u the part of
 an old maid. Myra Curtis, Grace
 Aufford, Lorraaine Follett, Gertrude
 HIedsler and Natalie Wilcoxson did
 splendid work in their parts also- Fred AunordS and Maurice Baker
 made up as Miss Alias and Miss Alibi
 caused great deal Of laughter.
 Much credit is due Miss Grin4haw who spent much time in coaching the pupils and rehearsing the play
 CJPHEAG WHIST.
 very enjoy able whist and enter
 tainment was given last evening by the Cupheag club in their club rooms. The affair was enjoyed by the club mem bers, their wives and friends. Bridge whist was played during the early part Of the evening. after which a short musical program was listened to during which a luncheon was seIs- ed Latter in the evening several os those present adjourned to Grange hall where dancing was enjoyed BAssHzBA ALL CAME.
 Thls afterrloof1 a lively game of baseball will be played at Knowlton park when Stratford team under the management of John 1ncQuiIlan meet 8 picked team from the Amerf- ,sfrS Wilson. who is employed at the Chain Leo, arran ged the game, which will be the first of the season here. A large number of rooters will be on hand
 DETAINED IN B1ERiMUDA
 Mrs. Maud Wa1nrvright, who went to Bermuda recently on the Times contest trip has been obliged to re- main there longer than she expected ter. who accompanied her, has been l taken with measles. Mrs. Wainwright planned to stay longer than the scheduled time and as a result is now being detained by the authorities.
 CHURCH NOTES
 At the a9e ethodist church tomorro V, l it being A1others Day, there will be special services in the Sunday school. I Everyone is invited to be present at 1 12 o'clock to enjoy the special pro- gram which has been prepared espe- cially for the mothers of the pupils 1 Tho topic of the morning sermon at church wdu be sI5ow to Make Happy ble Story will be told Rev Mr. fCa1penter will conduct both services There will be the regular masses at St James R. C. church tomorrow at 8 80 and 10:3O. Rev. M OfConnor
 will preach at both services.
 Rev William H- Holman Of South port will exchange with the pastor at the Congre egational church to1norrow rnornf In the evening the pastor. WiH speak on the Pilgrim Faith; the Pilgrims in Holland and the Beginning Fats F1yrqo,1th. The Christian Endeavor chorus adds much to the Congregations song service Next "Wednesday evening Miss Cor neiia. Judson, missionary of the Amer ica.n board, in Japan ill speak and it Is expected there will be large attendanees as she is resident of this town although she has spent 2s years in Japan.
 TO G1yE ADDREss On Monday. afternoon Arden Judd Of East Broad way will give an address on Sathan Hale before the mem bers of Mary Stlilrnan chapter, D. A R., at their regular meeting in the HinGlSs building MT Judd is a very fine speaker and the address will no doubt prove an interesting one to the
 members Of the society.
 SCHOOL EsfyT1FdTA AnfsNI1NT On next Friday evening, May 18th, the pupils of the Center school will give several scenes from hlaet erlnick' s ttB1uebird.'' g Miss Alberta Black is
 coashing the children in the work 1 On May 22nd and 23rd an exhibition l of drawing and handisvork will be
 given at which time work of all the
 pupils of different grades will be on exh ibition. Preparation is now being made for it