The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-11-23
ANTI-SUFfRACE.
SOCIETY HOLDS
ANNUAL MEETING
Good Program Arranged for
the Children's Movie
Show Tomorrow
ENGLISH LITERARY
CLUB HAS MEETING
Monthly Social of Bridge.
port Art League On Mon
day Afternoon

The Connecticut Association OPP
posed to Woman Suffrage held it's an
nual meeting Wednesday afternoon
in Hartford. The following directors
were elected:
Miss Hannah Bailey, Hartford !;
Miss Anne Hope Bennett, New Ha-
ven; Mrs. Henry r. Bond, Jr., New
London; Mrs. John H. Buck Hart
ford; Miss Elizabeth R. Burnell,
Hartford. Mrs. j. Gilbert Calhoun,
Hartford; Mrs. Albert s.. Cook, Hart
ford; Mrs. Ansel g. Cook, Hartford !;
Miss Elizabeth P. Ely, Lyme; Mrs.
Arthur L. Gillett, Hartford; Ms.
James Goodwin, Hartford; Mrs. ia.
cob H. Greene, Hartford; Mrs. Will
liam 9. Ingraham, Bristol; Miss Mary
E. J. Lally, Hartford; Mrs. Ebenezer
Learned, Norwich; Mrs. H. H. Mason,
Pennington; Mrs. John H. Rose,
Hartford; Mrs. Charles H Talcott,
Hartford; Mrs. Alfred H. Terry,
Bridgeport; Mrs. e. H. Williams,
Waterbury.
At melting Of the board Of direct
ors officers were elected as follows:
President-Mrs. Daniel A. Mark
ham.
Vice President-Mrs. Lynde Harri.
son, New Haven.
Vice President-Mrs. William B.
Glover, Fairfield.
Vice President-Mrs. Frederick T.
Simpson.
10 Treasurer - Mrs. Charles H. Law
renee.
Secretary-Miss Carolyn Taylor.
Corresponding Secretary-Mrs. Will
liam T. Howe. s5=.
Press Chairman-Mrs. William B
Williams.
Honorary Directors - Mrs. Morgan
G. Rulkeley Hartford; Mrs. Henry
Fl. Bridgeman. Norfolk; Mrs. Will
liam s. Cowles, Pennington; Mrs.
William Hamersley, Hartford; Miss
Anna Jennings, Fairfield; Mrs. Will
liam Howard Taft, New Haven; Mrs.
Eli Whitney, New Haven.
Mrs. James Rourlze and her COM
mittee for procuring movies for chill
dren. and with which DR.. John r.
Brown. chairman OF the recreation
board. is COOPERATING asks that the
public be not too critical OF programs
that NAV be submitted for the first
few performances. It is very difficult
to get good Dhotoplays for children
because the supply Is limited at pres
emit.
Mrs. Rourke has obtained a varied
program again this week for the Sec
| ond performance which will be given
at the Lyric theatre on Saturday
morning. Five Of the Little Sisters,
five members Of the Thinnble club and
five members Of the Junior Auxiliary
will assist and usher. Ten BOY Scouts
will police the theatre.
There is such a great demand fol
children's movies that the output Ii
being speeded up and through the ef-
forts of the National committee OF
Films for Young People, the outlook
for the near future is bright.
The program on Saturday morning
from, 10 to IL O'Clock will include the
following:
'When the Mountains Call" is a
beautiful travel picture. It will be
followed by a short comedy Of a dos
and a monkey.
Paula Blackton's delightful "DiarJ
of Puppy" holds a human interest,"
and is located at her beautiful home
MARY McAlister in Pants" is a fea-
ture play, mischievous to be sure, but
charming in its story.
1.-THE Pathe News for the Week,
has been obtained through good for
tune and will close the program.
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Mrs. Louis K. Gould was the hostess
for the regular meeting Of the Eng
| lish Literary club this morning al
her home on Lafayette street. Mrs
Prindle had the current topics and
Mrs. w. R. Hopson the paper or
'Short Story Masterpieces"
| -.
Mrs. William B. Bristol is the
chairman for the monthly social Of
the Bridgeport Art League that Is to
be held in the rooms in the Staples
building on Monday afternoon al
| $3.50 o'clock. Cards and knitting
will furnish the entertainment fol
! the afternoon.