The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1918-04-10
FINE PROGRAM
ARRANGED FOR
MUSICALE TODAY
Miss Rice to Address Bridge
port Business Women's
Club
LADIES' AID TO
HAVE APRON SALE
Report Of Bridgeport Pro-
tective Association for
March

GecClVe Association for
March
This afternoon members of the
Wednesday Afternoon Musical club
enjoyed one of the most delightful
programs that has yet been arranged
for a musicale by the members them
selves. Miss Edna Northrop, who is
a musician Of ability, arranged the
program which was exceptionally we'll
balanced. Those who took part were
among the most prominent instrument
taists and vocalists in the city, in
Guiding Mrs. Ethel Poland HuIbbeu,
Miss Ruth Williams, Mrs. Robert E.
Wheeler, Mrs William Comley and
Mrs. Ella Harrington Donnelley.
The program was as follows:
Overture for two pianos, "Midsl1rn-
mer Nights Dream Mendelssohn-
Mrs. Nina G. Rohrback and Mrs.
Helen C. Miller.
Alto solo, ''Threnady," Holmes
Mrs. Ella NJ Donnelly, Miss Northrop,
aocompanist.
Trio. 'Lentp," Finale" Jansen
Mrs. Dorothy NJ. Wall, violinist; Miss
Ruth Williams, 'cellist; Miss Nor
throp, pianist.
Soprano solos (a), lie Paplillon,"
F'ourarain; Cb), "Jai FHeur en- Reve,"
Hue; (c), 'fRonden of Spring" Bibb-
Mrs. Ethel POLAND Hubbell, Miss
Helen Smith, aocompanist
Cello solos (a), "Iiebesfrend,"
Kreisler; Cb), "An Old Italian Love
Song" sammartine; (c), "Capriccfo,"
Gotterman-Miss Ruth Williams, Miss
INorthrop, accompanist.
Unfinished Symphony" for two
pianos, schubert-Nrs William Com
ley and Mrs. Robert Wheeler.
Under the auspices of the Ladies'
Aid society of the West End Congre-
gational church there will be an
apron and food sale at the home of
Mrs. F.. I. Gaylord, $50 Maplewood
avenue, tomorrow afternoon at 2:30
o'clock.
Miss Gratia Rice, assistant to Miss
Kathryn Hewitt, superintendent Of
the Bridgeport Protective Association,
| is to be the speaker at the regular
meeting Of the Bridgeport Business
Woman's Association that is to be
! held at the Y. w. c. A. on Golden
Hill street on Monday evening at 7:45
O'Clock. Her topic will be Lines and
their Value"
Norman Leeds presided at the reg
ular meeting of the Bridgeport Pro-
tectfve Association held last evening in
the home, 754 Myrtle avenue and the
reports of the different departments
for the month of March were heard.
Mrs. G. B. Doremus as head of the
| House committee reported that during
the past month 1872 meals were served
and 263 lodgings given. Walter S.
Wilmot, chairman of the finance COM
mittee stated that the receipts had
covered the expenditures. Mrs. M. H.
Ford, chairman of the case commit
tee reported that 16 had been taken
into the house of which eight were
children under five years of age. -Four
were brought to the Home through
the newspapers, seven were brought
by their mothers, one from the Epis-
copaI church and two from the Rev.
DR.. Moore. Of the 16 10 were Amer
leans, of foreign born parentage, one
was English and two were Russian
Jews. The disposition Of these cases
was as follows: One kept at Home,
six sent to Hillside, two given employ
ment and seven were taken home.
The executive board of the Home
Economics Committee of which Mrs.
Samuel c. Shaw is the chairman met
with Mrs. Shaw yesterday afternoon
at her home on Sanford Place and
quite a number of the details for the
patriotic food exhibit that is to be
held at the Armory on April IS, 10,
and 20 were decided on. Much en-
Ithusiasm was manifested and the ex-
hibit bids fair to be most successful.
The East Side Y. w. G. A. announce
for this Saturday evening a musicale
which Mrs F. B. Granniss has very
kindly arranged for them. The so.
cial committee are pleased to pre-.
sent such a splendid program il
place of the regular social evening
No admission is charged, and the
many friends of the association, botr
ladies and gentlemen, are most cor
daily invited. The following pro
gram will be rendered at o'clock
Saturday evening of this week, Apri
10, at the Educational rooms, 81
Beach street.
Trio-'Lift Thine Eyes" from
"Oratorio of Observation-Disclosures
| (Sopranos-NI Ella Eckland, Mis-
Nan Troy. First Altos-Miss Mabe
| Matson, Miss Mary Matson, Mis-
Edna Brewer. Second Altos-Mis
Alys Moddell, Miss Lillian Williams
Miss Adella Fitz Roy.
Tenor Solos-a. cat Dawntng''-
Cadman; b. 1.-THE Dawn at You
window''-Forester. Mr.. Levi
Grannfss.
Alto Solos,. Tommy Lad
Margetson, b. Loves Lullaby
Morse. Miss Mary Matson.
Piano Solo-'Polonaise- A
No. 1"-Chopin. Mr.. Lewis Fairchilt
Soprano Solos-a. Rose in tn
= BUD Forester; b. Loves Sorrow
Shelley. Miss Nan Troy.
Alto solos-a- 1.-THE Prayer Pei
feet Stenson; b. Come Out, NJ
Sunshine"-Bliss. Miss Adella Fit
Roy.
soprano solos-a- "solvejgs Song
], l-drieg; b. -Beshwit
Mias Eala nusaand