The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-12-21
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 Country Club .WEATOGUE WILL HAVE
 CHRISTMAS DANCE Algonquin Club Will Keep
 Open House New
 Years Day


 parlors, Monday evening, December 31.:, The. club members will meet early in the evening and have a sup per and social hour after which, they are to go into the church where pie lures will be shown on the screen and a lecture given. The public is cordially invited to attend the service to be held in the church. This. club gave a Christmas party for the sol diers last week and a goodly number of articles which make for the com fort of the boys in camp were col lected to be sent to them.
 It is more than likely that the New Years celebration will be somewhat quieter this year than it has been in previous years. Most all of the clubs will keep open house on that day and the: Algonquin Club wl1ich@, will | be open afternoon and evening, has en- gagged Speidel's orchestra to furnish asselected program. /! . "A New Years Eve dance will :en- gage the, attention of the ,members of the. tBrooklawna Country. Club lon Monday evening. December s1 and the members will watch the. old out with the hope thatts the: New, Yea1 will bring better things. According to the Usual custom there will be a New Years lbreakfast serbed at the club at r o'clock on New Years day. : -~=''T- .--''' s'-'''sf
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 This evening at the Casino the eIn- ployes of the Burns & Bassick Go. Division of The Bassick Co. are tt enjoy their second annual ChristnaE entertainment According. to the plans that have been made the oc- casion should be a very enjoyable one. SpeidePs orchestra will furnish the snappy music for dancing fol which it has acquired an enviable reputation ..s
 Members of the Weatogue .cl1b. ars to enjoy their annual Christmas adancs at the. club on Saturday evening De eember 29.
 Dollss come to life in the new film ''The, Dream Doll,' which is the fea. ture .photoplay listed to be showr with other films for children at tht Lyric theatre Saturday morning. un der the auspices of the Committee o1 Censored Photoplays for Children.
 ... '"The Dream DolT' is the result o, years of experimenting on the par j of Director Howard S.? Moss, and ht | %ISo% r, elk 9 1,i ambition. & ,,= 4
 Dolls 14 inches high are the princi pal actors of thes tory, which in itsel Is unique, though ,sEssanay player assist in carrying out the theme ,.. :,
 The story opens with a 'crack-brafn ed chemist, realizing his work O years in giving life to one of his dolls Ruby, the daughter of the toy 1nanu facturer, in whose shop the .schemis is. experimenting. comes to see hi 1swork while he is absent, and is over come by fumes of the acids
 1 Bobby Bo1der'' is seen in the par of. the chemist, Marguerite Clayton a. Ruby" Rod LaRoaue as her sweet heart, and Ernest Maupain as th' l toy manufacturer. #
 | Otner nlms included 1n this pro gram will be Serving Tea in Japan and the Pathe current event pictures
 The price of admission will be a usual Doors openSat 10 o'clock.
 Owing to the fact that the publi l is confusing the sale of the Red Cros stamps with the Red Cross campaig, for mem mbership, Mrs Elmer Havens chairman of the committee in charg 1 of the Red Cross stamps; has an nounced that the sale of the stamp { had been discontinued. Anyone wh wishes to obtain the stamps can do s on applying to her. Mrs. Havens re I ports that at the present date tn number of stamps sold is as large a that of last year.. 3a k,