The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-03-28
City Normal School
Art Exhibit Tonight

The art exhibit at the City Normal
school in wheeler avenue, will be
open tonight for the first evening ex-
hibit. The Normal school students
will have entire charge of the exhibit
and it promises to be a most interest
ing one. A program of about 20
minutes will open the evening exhibit,
in which the Normal school students
will appear in living representation Of
various of the art pictures on exhibit.
This promises to be an unusually at
tractive feature.
A booth has been decorated, and
homemade candy and cake, punch
and ice-cream cones will be offered
for sale. These students will act as
guides for any adults who wish to
study the exhibit. Catalogues will be
for sale, explaining each picture in the
collection, and for two hours, those
who attend may simply revel in this
collection of pictures which represents
the art of the entire world.
The committee in charge of the
program for Wednesday evenings ex-
hibit are: E. En- Cortright, chairman;
Mrs. Clarence j. Atkins, Mrs Helen
Frances Lavery, Miss Alice Skinner.
Miss Elizabeth Forestelle, Miss Anna
Oliver
A very attractive program has been
arranged by the Normal students, and
is sure to be big treat.
The first number on the program is
to be an orchestra selection, "Old
Glory" The orchestra of the City
Normal school consists of members
CHI osen from the Junior High school
They are as follows. Reginald Da-
Wis, Francis O'Neil, Louis Miloro, Ar
thur Beach, David Burg, Teddy Holds.
worth, Fannie Horn, Edward Gala.
CHER, Isadore Barkon, Evan Saga1
This will be followed by another num-
Der by the orchestra. the Victorious
Legions March,"
The third number is to be given by
the Normal Glee club. This organiZa-
ton has been conducted by G. P Ste
VEINS, of the High school. The chorus
is an unusually good One, consisting OF
the following young women: Miss
Helen Carroll, Miss Florence Nadel
Miss Gertrude Jorth, Miss Ethel Don
ovan, Miss Helen Barker, Miss Cath
crime Russell, Miss Ruth Burnes, Miss
Marjorie Treat, Miss Marion Cullen
Miss Beatrice Lavery, Miss Eta Ryan
Miss Marjorie Allen, Miss Mar,,arei
Casey, Miss Ruth Halsey, Miss Flor
ence Richards, Miss Ursula Clabby
Miss Alice Skinner, Miss Margaret
Fallon, Miss Eleanor Roche, Miss
Kathryn McElroy Miss Mildred Hit
Miss Anna Doherr. r
The big treat of the evening, the
living pictures, is the last thing on the
program. The first picture to be rep
resented is the knitting Lesson" by
Millet, given by Miss Roche and Miss
Fa1lon 1.-THE Girl with the Apple" by
Creme, will be represented by Miss
Helen Stanley. '"The Artists Mother
by Whistler, will be represented by
Miss Ruth Glenn. "St. Barbara" by
II Vecchio, is to be given by Miss
Marion Meigs. The last picture, "The
Train-Here It Comes!", by Birney
will haze Miss Anna Connolly, Hiss
Florence Richards, and Miss Agnes
Weldon in it. Each one of the girl:
taking part will be in suitable cos
SINE to make it look as nearly like
the picture as possible.
The young women who will act az
guides for the adults who wish te
study the pictures are the Misse:
Florence Clancy, Fallon, Alice Muir
ply, Elizabeth Forestelle, Mabellt
Sheehan. The committee in charge
of the sale Of refreshments are the
following: Miss Anna Connolly, Mis-:
Helen Carley, Miss Eta Ryan, Miss
Lillian Reach, Miss Roche, Miss Els
Their McKenna, Miss Rebecca Wishen
grad. The stage assistants are AdolpI
Bauer and Max Borsuk.