The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-02
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

SOCIAL AND EiRSONAL
Miss mildred g. Mitchell, the new
general secretary of the Y. w. G. A,
was cordially welcomed at the recep-
ton in her honor and the educational
rally held last evening in the, asso-
citation rooms on Broad street. Miss
Mitchell had been the recipient of
several handsome bouquets of chrys-
anthernums and carnations during the
day. Mrs. H. r. PhiIbrick presided
at the meeting, giving q short talk on
the various CLASSES. which are being
formed Miss Grace o. Clarke,
dramatic reader and chairman of the
educational department, Miss Dorothy
Capps, pianist, and Mrs. Ethel Poland
HubbeIl, soprano so1oist and director
of the Choral club, which is being or
ganized, contributed to the entertain
ment program. Several Of the teach
eEB were present and gave am outline
OF The work for the coming year. The
classes will be started imm ediately,
several of them to be conducted in
the new rooms in the Beers building
which have been rented. The rooms
were attracttvely decorated with au-
tumn foliage and garden and wild
flowers. Following the meeting and
reception refreshments were served
The greatest event in the musical
circles of this vicinity which has oc-
CURED in some time, is scheduled for
next Wednesday afternoon when Pas
auAIe Anato. the Metrop oiitan Opera
Co. baritone will give a recital before
the Wednesday Afternoon Musical
club at the First M. e. church. No
single tickets will be sold for the
event which is the first of a series of
recitals to be given during the win
ter Subscription tickets may be pur-
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program which the noted soIoist will
present follows:
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Vienss pres de moi, Badakirew.
Pendant 1e bal Tschairkows
Lilacs, F'achmaninoff.
Chanson de Mephistopheles, Nous
sorgsky.
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You Ny Dear. NJ w. Gallup.
SchlupfwinkeI, TO a Messenger, F.
LaForge.
Ietoile de matin. clansonne Asa
zieune.
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dan
Ne pronenant un natfn. Chanson-
ne 4 danser,
Soma chitarra, De Curtis
Primrno ammore, Di Jorio.
Tu nun vuo chiu benes Falvo.
Prologue to Pag9iacci, Leoncavallo.
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Mrs John G. Clark of s2374 North
avenue, a Soprano who has a voice
of much promise, will leave next week
for St. Louis, Mo. and the west where
she will give a series of recita1s in the
her first recital in st. Louis, her for
mer home, where she is widely known.
She has prepared her program with
Miss Vera Curtis of, the Metropo litan
Opera CO. She will be assisted by g.
violinist from the st. Louis Symphony
orchestra and will be accompanied by
Miss Clara WI ELMER of st. Louis. Up
on her return from the six weeks
tour, which will also include Rol1a.
Mo-. Upper Alton, Ill, Chicago, Salt
Lake City, and two other cities, Mrs.
Clark will continue to coach with Miss
Curtis Miss Clarke has been heard
at recitaIs of Mrs. Susan Hawley Da-
Wis pupils in this city and elsewhere.
seft-Wootton of Chicago, Ill, and of
Oscar Sanger of New York.
Mrs T. Ryan of st. John, N, B., is
spending a month with Mrs Cath crime
Stokes of 1856 Park avenue Mr..
Ryan win join his wife a little later i'm
the month.