The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-06-24
DRAMATIC PUPILS C|vEF|NEPROCRAM ATTHESTRATF|ELD Willis Gregory Wedding Tomorrow Night at Brides
 Home, Main Street. BRIDGE PARTY
 AT WEATOGUE Gully Seymour Wedding Quietly Solemnized This Morning.


 One of the most elaborate programs that Miss Grace Dalrymple Clarke has yet arranged for the closing of her classes is to be given this even ing in the ballroom of The Stratfield at 8:15. Cards were sent out but those who did not receive them and of Miss Clarke's pupils, can obtain tickets at the door. The proceeds from this affair, which deals wholly with dramatic interpretation, are to be applied to the Students Fund.
 The Birth of Pierrot, Miss Mary Louise Downey.
 Pierrot and Pierrette-Pierrot, Miss Gertrude Lang; Pierrette, Miss Flor ence Davidson. Miss Davidson's dance was originated and directed by Miss Benita V. Slocum; accompanist, Miss Grace N. Dudley; incidental music by MT. au1 Boucher.
 The Secrets Of the Heart-Ninette, Miss Sara Treadwell; Ninon, Miss Katharine Treadwen.
 4AC AdE1OuOLL6S SuT1SEH1dS-H1GT- rette, Miss Isabel Pillaus; Pierrot, Miss Alma Rosen; Narrator, Miss Req Wis hengrad; accompanist, Miss Eleanor Criddle.
 Youth Miss Downey.
 In the Midst of Them, Miss Kath- arine Ti'eadwell
 An intermission of five minutes.
 The Sun Goddess-A Masque of Old Japan.
 Characteristic Sun Goddess, Miss Downey; Usume Celestial Dancer, Miss Pillaus; Ito, a Cynic Philosopher, Frank Miller Clark; Ha Sa, an Artis- an, David Monahan, Jr.; Koto, a Priest, Miss Asenath Goodwin; o Ku Re, a Poet Miss Katherine Tread well; Akimo, Miss Rosen; o, Sana San, Miss Lang; Hasu, Miss Margar- ct Drake; Osono, Miss Davidson; Toya, Miss Elsie Clark; Children, Ma talie Arnold, Edith Cary, Edith Rosen- bluh, Marion Sackett; Little Children, Louise Arnold, Celia Eckler, Selma Bckler Muriel Neil, Shirley OConnor, Beatrice Ostrofsky; Villagers, Miss Elizabeth Clarke, Miss Sara Tread well, Miss Marguerite Smith, Miss Annie Wilson; The Willow Maiden, Miss Lillian Jones; The Souls of the Wistaria, Miss Aimee Andrews, Miss Gertrude Bursey, Miss Mary Britton, Miss May Carmody; The Rice Maid ems, Miss Grace c. Jepson, Miss Edith Lockwood Miss Rondaline Smirnow; The Souls of Cherry Blossom, Lucy Brown, Cora Evans, Helen Lewis; The Soul of all Butterflies, Miss Ethel land. The Occasion, The Feast of the Sun Goddess. The dances were originated and directed by Miss Frances B. Coggswell; accompanist Mrs. C. G. Groiquist. The costuming of the play was directed by Miss Ethel De Nyse Beach. An intermission of ten minutes.
 The Kettle Sings or The Domestic Conscience
 Characteristic Kettle; The Motor Maid Miss Elsie Clark; Lucy Potts Miss Beatrice Marsh; John Potts, Miss | Downey; Mrs. Smythkin, Miss Beach; | Mrs. Bysom, Miss Goodwin; Miss Fe- 1 licia Schoolcraft Miss Wilson; Miss Martha Meanwell, Miss Wishengrad; I Mrs. Foster Ade, Miss Theresa Heg- | geman; Mrs. Rafael Keats, Miss Maude Latham; Mrs. Plato Darwin Miss Smith; Mrs. Mary Black, Miss 1 Sara Treadwell; Boy from Dunetrot- ters, Frank M. Clark; Boy from ] Acres, David Monahan. Scene-The Living-Dining Room in an apart ment. Time-Foreward of the l Present. The ball room will be darkened for two minutes to indi' cate the lapse of several hours.
 Tomorrow night at the home of Mir and Mrs. A. o. Gregory of 3223 Mair street there will be g. very quiet, sim ple wedding, when their daughter Miss Leila B. Gregory, will become the bride of Lorin E. Willis, son o1 MT. and Mrs. Lewis c. Willis of 2s2E Main street. Only the immediate families and a few close friends ot the young people are to be present Miss Grace Mallett will be the mait of honor and the best man will bt Stanley Willis, brother of the groom Hazel Gay, who will be the flower girl will be the only attendant. MT. Willi has just been admitted as a member of the Fairfield County bar.
 On Thursday from three to nin' o'clock there will be a Red Cross fes tival on the lawn at the Peoples Pres i byterian church on Laurel avenue There will be number of booth where articles of food will be for sale and in the evening there will be al attractive musical program. Thi festival has the sanction of the Wa Bureau, and the proceeds are to b. devoted to the local Red Cross chap ter.
 Mrs. W. B. Harrington has the af fair under her supervision, togethe with Mrs. E. H. Milnor. The othe committees and their chairmen are a follows: Entertainment, Miss A. E I Keough and Miss Ethel Pigg; brea and cake, Mrs. W. H. Wetherell l candy, Miss Margaret Minor; salad and sandwiches, Mrs. Leroy Pinney cold drinks, Mrs. L. M. Palmer; fanc articles, Mrs. Nj. R. Ludwig; coffee Mrs. E. Bixby; grab bag, Mrs. L. ( 5 Ford: overs, Miss Blanche Bixby; ic 7 cream, Mrs. Ed Moore; peanuts, Mis
 Ruth williams; decorations, D. W