The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-04-10

The recital of Katherine ~Goodson, the prominent English pianist who has gained unusual honors> for herself throughout the country will be held on Wednesday, April IA, before mem bers of the Wednesday Afternoon Mu- Esica1 club at the First M. E.. church at s:s0 o'clock The program:
 Aria@Pergolese.
 Gigle in B Flat--Bach-
 Menuet in E. Flat-Beethoven.
 Capriccfo-S -Scarlatti
 Sonata in c sharp COdoonlight>- >-Bee- thoven.
 Nazurlxa, A Minor-Chopin.
 iFEtude, F. Minor-Chopin
 5tude in D Flat (sixths)7-Chopin.
 WaIse, Op. S4-Chopin-
 Polonalse, A Flat. op. B Chopin
 III
 Romance, A F1at-Arthur Hinton
 Aeolus-Gernsheim
 Marzwind- Mcdowell.
 Rhapsodie No. 2-Ldszt.
 The Bridgeport Art league will have a guest day Tuesday afternoon, April 13, at 3 o'clock in their rooms. An geline Scott Donley, well known writer and decorator of New York. will talk on Fashion in Furnishing '' An exhibition Of recently executed American interiors and water color sketches from the School of Applied Design for women will Illustrate the lecture. Photographs of Vienna, fu- turist rooms and examples of artistic chintzes and block printed linens are also included in the exhibition Mrs. DonIeys recently gave her lecture be- for the Women's club of New Haven.
 The Nature class of the league will take the 12:1S train for New Haven Wednesday,, April A. and will meet at pr. Lewis B. Bishops, 356 Orange street, at 2 D. nl., to- view his collection of bird skins and eggs. Afterwards they will visit the Paint and Clay club,
 All work of the Oil and Water Color department for the Art league exhibi- ton must be at the league rooms "Wednesday morning. April 21, as the jury meets that afternoon and no work can be accepted later.
 The calendar for the week: Monday. April 12, at 10 a. m, meet ing of executive board; p. m., danc- ing
 1 Tuesday, I: 30 p. m.. Adv Keramics r Wednesday, 10 a. m., Nature class, I 356 Orange street, New Haven; l:3o D. ] n1.. Oils and Water Color. Thursday, 10 a. m.. Adv. Design; 1: 30 p. nn-. Fooled Leather; p. m.. guest day
 Friday, 10 a. m, Beginners. Design; 1;S0 p. m, Beginners Kerarnics.
 Saturday. 10 a. m.. drawing; 2 D. m dancing.
 have returned to their home having spent the Easter holidays with MT and Mrs. Frank Calvin of Providence R. I.
 Mrs. Arthur W. Robinson Of Brook. lawn park with her three childrer and maid will sail next Saturday fol London, where they plan to join MT l Robinson who has been in England since last autumn.
 MT. and Mrs. Frederick B. Hawles l welcomed a son, born yesterday. Mrs Hawley. who was Miss Elsie SmitE before her marriage, is the daughter of David D. Smith. of Milford, who if president of the smith -Comstock Go Of this city. MT. Hawley is an in struetor at the University school and l is the son of MT. and Mrs. F. s. Flaw. ley of Yale street. The annual formal dance of the Cri ! terion club, held at the Hotel Strat Il field last evening. was one of tn, most enjoyable affairs ever given b! this organization offyoung men. Whil, the number of attendants was not s' great as in former years, the pleasur 1 ure of the affair was not at all dinin ished by this fact. The gowns o T the young women were exceedingl, charming. The big ball room wa