The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-11-28
BY S0DAElTY OF ST,
 MARY'S PARISH
Art League Calendar For December Has Many
 Events of Interest.
INFORMAL DANCE,
 TOMORROW NIGHT
Main -Moseley Wedding Sol emnized in Stamford
 Church Last Week.

| Pembroke street there will be a rep- et1tion of the very successful minstrel show given at the hall on Monday evening. The performances are be- al ing given under the auspices of the Children of Mary of the parish and there was large and very. erthusi- astic audience on Monday night. There is a chorus of 80 mixed voices and Rev. Matthew Traynor pastor of the parish, is the general chairman of the affair. James L. McGovern is the interlocutor; the premier end men are William Toomey and Jack Rush i; the Bones are Charles Mclaughlin. George King and Miss Julia Sullivan; and the Tanlbos are Thomas Schon- dorf, Miss Ann Burnes and Miss su- sanna Giblin. James Mahoney is the idirector of the minstrels and Mrs J. L.. Hancort is musical director and general supervisor.
 The program for this evening fol- lows:
 Grand opening chorus-Entire com Ipany.
 Hello, I've Been Waiting For You"
 'Give Me the Moonlight
 My Gal lSal,' solo-Miss May Sul- livan.
 Over There"-Entire chorus.
 You Never Can Be Too Sure About the Ladies''-Charles Mclaughlin.
 'tToo-ra-loo-ra-H' Qrish Lullaby)- Miss Sarah Dillon.
 Give Me a Little Bit More Than You Gave Rei1ly''-Master Joseph s. Hancort (aged years.)
 Keep the Home Fires Burning iGba1Jad)-JOSeDh C1abbV
 Knocking at the Knitting Club The Misses Katherine Burns, Am Burns, Martha Schade, Lucy McGee Ursula Clabby, Marguerite ClabbE Marion Kelly.
 '.The Girls Go Wild Over Me"-Wil- liam Cavanaugh.
 'Alexander's Back From Dixie Miss Susanna Giblin.
 Enter Premier Ends-Messrs. Too mey and Rush.
 Quartet selections-"Carry Me Back to Old Virginny,'' "Old Black Joe'- Messrs. Joseph Wade, Joseph Clabby, James F. Mahoney, William J. Burns.
 Give Me the Right to Love You'- Miss Julia Sullivan.
 "On the FiveFf Fffteen'-Thomas 5 ISchondorf.
 Hawaiian Melodies and Dance-The Misses Helen F. Grogan, Anna M. Donovan, Helen F. McGovern, Anna Lee, Alma H. Munich, Agnes Walsh, Etta G. Murphy, Mary Condon.
 Hula Dance-Miss Helen Grogan and Miss Anna Donovan.
 Mississippi schondorf (aged years)
 Indian Character stong-George King
 Finale, ssoh, Uncle sam"-John Dieter and chorus
 Intermission Give rninutes.)
 PART IT.
 Oiio.
 "A1narella," Spanish air--Frank Munich
 Monologue-Wil1iam Toomey.
 ''Rigoletto,' piano solo-NIrs- Joseph IL. Hancort.
 l Suffrag gette speech-iMiss Cecilia T tMcGDvern.
 Ten Minute sketch-"Grandma's s Dream of Long Ago..
 Song, Dreams of Long Ago"-Mrs. Bertha Holt Donnelly. Interpretive Dancing-Blue Bird Song and Dances (names according to size) Elizabeth Spinning, Grace. Kane, Helen ONei1 Sarah Walsh, Dorothy Brown, Dorothy Walsh, Dorothy French.
 school Days'-NIiss Celia Ondek. | ''In the Sweet Long Ago. song and minuet-Adiss Lillian Hartley and Daniel Malone.
 Grand Finale-Entire company.
 Joan of Arc'' (sung in English and F'rench)-Margaret Robison Anna McGovern, Elinor Magurn, Gertrude Talty, Margaret OShea, Lillian Ma rion. Helen MoAGanus, Veronica Ma rion, Mary McGovern, Loretta Hickey, Helen Cavanaugh, Helen Fitzgerald.
 Daughter of Lfberty'-Hiss Mill dred Watson.
 II were Going Over'-John Dieter and chorus.
 Honey Roy''-Mrs. B. Donnelly and chorus
 "Good-bye, Dixie Lee"-John Dieter and chorus.
 The calendar for the Bridge port Art League for the month | of December opens with a lec- ture on December 3 Tn the ballroom of The Stratfeld by William Webster l Ellsworth who is a former president of the Century Publishing Go. He will speak on Personal "Reminiscences of Famous Literary Personages gleaned | through Forty Years of Publishing" l On December 4, 5, 6 and Practi . cal Christmas Sale will be held in the i League rooms which will include canned fruits and vegeta b1es as well as all kinds of craft work. One ta- 'ble will be devoted to the Anne | Hathaway Cottage fund. On Mon day, December IT, there will be a Christmas program and on Monday, December 31, a social afternoon with | cards and knitting. On Wednesday, December there will be a special meeting in the League rooms at 2:30 o'clock for the further extension of food conservation. Miss Elizabeth | Angell of Mechanical Arts College and I government exponent of home econo- | mics is to speak. All women inter | ested in practical methods of conserv- l ing food are invited.