The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1915-02-01
.MITCHELL-B
NUPTlALS HERALDED
FROM CALIFORNIA
OnIv Immediate Relatives Wit
ness elimination OF Pas
tOral Romance.
tsnecia1 to The Farmer.)

Stratford, Feb. announcement
cards have been received from Mr.
and Mrs. James McDoughlas Mitchell
informing their many friends in STRAIT
ford and Bridgeport of their marriage
which took place in Porrance, Cal,
Saturday, Jan. %. The ceremony was
attended by only the immediate rel
atives. The marriage Is the cutalll IlIa-
ton of a pastoral romance begun some
time ago in the de1ls of Putney ana
Oronooue Mrs Mitchell was Gather
inc TomIinson Bunnell, reputed to be
one of the wealthiest women OF THESE
parts. Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell viii
make their home IN Callfornla' nesa
Mr. MftchelFs uncle, who owns a large
ranch.
! grand sacred concert and organ
recital will take place this evening at
ST. James r. G. church under the
auspices of the church choir. Thls IS
the FIRST concert of it's kind to be given
in the church and judging from the
tickets already sold it is expected that
many people from Bridgeport and 9th
er surrounding cities and towns VIII
be present. Besides the members OF
the choir the following artists will also
assist: Joseph Weller. bass; Fred
| Ambrose first violin; Joseph Myers
second violin; Charles Amman, viola;
1 and Clarence Anderson, cello. j. ran
| els Quinn, organist, will direct the
entertainment. The program Is as fol-
organ prelude, Intermezzo. Cal
C Chorus, Credo, Mass, e nat. No. g..
Wdegand, St James choir.
| Moment Musical, OPP. 4, No. 3, Schu-
bert, string quartet.
/ First violin, Fred Ambrose; second
violin. Joseph Meyers; viola, Charles
/ Axman: cello, Clarence Anderson
/ Ave Maria, That's Massenet, Miss
May Casserly, soprano; Fred Ambrose
violin.
Greetings, Rev. NJ ]. o'eo9nor. pas
tor of St James r. G. church. :
/ God Have Mercy, from ST. Paul,
Mendelssohn, Joseph Weller. baritone.
string quartet, D major, No. 10, Mo-
izart, Allegro, Andante, Minuet, F1naie'
strong quartet
i Just AS Am, WieEand, Miss May
Casserly, soprano; Miss Lenore Hef-
Herman. contralto; Louis Serre, tenor;
John Han1ey, bass.
| Jesu, Jesu, Miserere, Nevin. Miss
airline Malley.
/ Tenor solo. selected. John Hanley
i Laudate Pueri, from Vespers IN r,
Iby J. wiegand, Miss Catherine Rus
4sell. soprano: Miss Lenore Heffernan,
Icontralto; Russell shaw, tenor; Louis
4 Serre, bass.
j Q, salutaris,- Gounod. Miss Hefrer-
man.
Il Cruc1f1x, F-aure, Joan E1ddAioSs s4A4oAAS
ISerre.
i Militair Marsch, OPP. 5. No. 1. schu-
Ebert, string quartet.
/ Ave Maris stella, Wagner, Louis
i ERE.
i credos5 Mass e fiat, NO. 3, wiegand.
Esolos and chorus -
+ The members of the choir who will
take part in the concert include the
May casserly. Airline Malley. Cath
lerine Russell, Anna Flynn, Helen Ma
fhoney. Mildred Studley. Lenore EIef-
fernan, Louis Serre, Russell Shaw
lJohn Han1ey, Francis Castelot. Johr
Castelot, Joseph Castelot. Paul Caste.
Hot W. Fisher, Edward Mahan, J
Francis Quinn, organist and director.
| The Ladies' Altar society of ST
1 James R. c. church will give a whist
pfnochle and dance in Red Mems hal
i tomorrow evening. This affair will bt
in charge of the young ladies OF tn
society, the Misses McQuillans Hall
lI,ondon and Lord, who are making
; every effort that the affair may be 9
grand success.
: .arhe Country Fair given by the
: pupils of the High school in the as.
senbly hall on Friday evening anc
il Saturday afternoon proved grand
: success. Over $50 was realized from
II the two performances.
Last Saturday evening the Stratforc
High school basketball team jour
) Ineyed to Newtown. The local players
were defeated by the High schoo
, fouintet. % to 49, The game bristled
with many exciting plays. It was
; neither sides game until the last few
! seconds of play The line up:
5 STAFFORD. NEWToWN
, r. wheeler Jones
Ma1lett Smith