The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1918-06-29

o'clock. SpeidelS orchestra will fur
nish the music. On July there will
be a patriotic golf tournament, IS
holes, medal play. There will be a
prize for low gross and low net
scores. Similar tournaments are to
be held all over the country on this
date.
On Saturday, July there will be
the usual tea and putting match. The
next Saturday, the 18th there will be
team and a putting match and table
dhote dinner at Z o'clock. At $50
o'clock there will be moving pictures.
Douglas Fairbanks in "Say Young
Fellow" On Thursday, July IS there
will be the regular monthly lunch
con and knitting party.
There will be fish dinner on Sat-
urday, July 20, following the usual
tea and putting match in the after
noon and on the last aSturday of the
month there will be tea and putting
and dinner at o'clock after which
there will be moving pictures depictl
ing Lima Cavalieri in '"The Eternal
Temptress." There will also be a
ball sweepstakes with the, entry fee
Of one ball. Low net takes two-thirds
of balls entered and low gross re-
naming one-third. The putting prizes
for the month are the gift of Mrs,
Charles G. Sanford.
Miss Edith Cox Thomas of Mt. YER
non and Frederick William Lyon of
Milford were married recently at Mt.
Vernon, N. Y. The bride has been
engaged for a number of years as a
trained nurse, and was in active en-
ployment as such up to a few DAYS
before the wedding. The bridegroom
is the editor of the Milford Citizen.
and secretary of the Milford Business
Mems association and well known in
this city.
Bruce T. simonds, son of Mr.. and
Mrs, Henry D. Simonds of Norman
street. who is to be joint soloist at
the concert Monday evening at the
High school, with Ellsworth Gemn-
nan has planned a concert tour with
Mrs. Norman V. Donaldson yioIinist.
similar to that taken by Mr.. Simonds
and W, Quincy Porter last summer
for the benefit of the Red Cross. have
already been booked for a number of
dates at shore and mountain resorts
including Cohasset on July 6 and
August 8; Washington, this state, on
July 49, Litchfield, July II; Newport.
July 81, and Cape Cod, August 1 to
T. Engagements will be filed at
Pride's Crossing Kennebuflk, and nu-
merous other places, the dates for
which have not as yet been definitely
arranged.
Miss Louise Lockwood is to be Mrs.
Donaldson's accompanies, There
have been numerous flattering com
pliments paid Mrs. Donaldson, The
Boston Herald says of her work
Her playing marks her as a splendid
artist; beauty of tone and breadth
of bowling wete always in evidence"
Mrs. Donaldson is just as well known
in other cities as she is among the
| musical circles of this city.
| The program which is selected from
the music of the allies. will include
the following;
Sonatas for piano and violin by
Saint-Saens. d'Indy, Caesar Franck
and Vierne. These are all examples
of the French school.
Piano solos; prelude, Aria and IL
nal," by Franck; la soiree dams
Grenade" and "L'isle Jopeuse' by
| Debussy, who fdied this last winter;
"Ondine," by Ravel, etc.
Violin solos; lie Cygnen 6The
Swami, and lie Deluge," by Saint
Saens; Minuet, by Debussy; Romance,
by Singing; Humoresque, by Tor Au-
lin.