The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-02-11
TRIO De LUTECE
TO PLAY BEFORE
MUSICAL CLUB.
Regular Meeting Of Gradu-
ates Nurses Association
Tomorrow.
PUBLIC EXPLANATION
OF FOOD SUBSTITUTES
Parent Teachers Associa-
ton Of Maplewood School
Postpones Meeting.

Members and subscribers of the
Wednesday Afternoon Musical club
will remember with much pleasure the
concert given here a few years ago
by the Barrere Ensemble. 1t will
give them equal pleasure to hear the
Trio de Lutece on Wednesday after
noon at the First M E. church at $3.50
o'clock. One of the members is
Georges Barrere conceded to be the
worlds greatest dutist- Mr.. Barrere
was the leader and head of the Bar
rere Ensemble. When the mobiliza-
ton came in France, M. Barrere, and
M. Salzedo, both reported, but with
in short time were debarred from
service, Barrere because Of defective
eyesight and Salzedo was seriously i'll
from pneumonia after a winter in the
trenches and excused from further
service
The personnel of the Trio de Lu-
tece, the name being taken from the
ancient name of the city of Paris, is
Georges Barrere, flute; Carlos Salze-
do, har; and Paul Kefer, cello. All
are artists Of the finest type and the
program they are to present is as
follows:
Pieces en- 'Concert-La Pantomine,
La Timide, L Indiscrete, La Cupis,
Tambourine Trio de Lutece-Jean
Philippe Rameau, (1683-1764.)
Lied-Vincent DIndy; Paul Kefer,
cello solo.
(a) Serenade-C. Saint Saens; OBJ
Menuet-Georges Valencin; (c) Do
rienne-Jules MouQuet. Trio de Lu-
tece.
Variations on an Old Style Theme
Carlos Salzjedo. Carlos Salzjedo, harp
solo.
(a) Minuet (Orpheus)-Ch. Gluck
q714-1762); (b) Polonaise and b.
dinerie-J. S. Bach (16S5-175O).
George Barrere, flute solo.
Petite Suite-En Bateau, Cortege,
Menuet, Ballet-C1aude Debussy. Trio
de Lutece.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Ladies Of Charity, st. Vincent de
Paul, will be. held on Wednesday af-
ternoon of this week at the Nurses
Home at $50 o'clock. Those who
have not made returns on the tickets
taken for the recent concert are asked
to do SO in order that complete re-
port may be made to the hospital
An members of the Bridgeport Hos
pital Training School for Nurses AS
sociation are asked to note the fact
that the regular meeting of the asso-
oio ie, n ~ 81
noon at the Nurses Home on Mill
Hill avenue at 8 O'Clock.
The fact that the schools will be
closed all this week necessitated the
postponement of the regular meeting
of the Parent Teachers Association of
Maplewood school which was to have
been held tomorrow afternoon. The
time now set for the meeting is Wed
nesday afternoon, February 20, and
the speaker will be Mrs. J. Gardner
Haines of West Haven, whose topic
will he 'FWomen's Work During and
After the War"
The Bridgeport Art League has Of
fered it's rooms in the Staples build
ing ON State street to the Bridgeport
Home Economics committee for reg
uIar demonstrations on food substi-
tutes. The first of these demonstra-
tons is to be given in the league
rooms on Wednesday afternoon of this
week at 2:S0 o'clock and the subject
will be INSTEAD of Wheat" Miss
Elizabeth K. Angel, Food Emergency
Agent for this section of Fairfield
county, will be the demonstration,
making a quick raised bread which
may also be used as a pudding, also
cereal mullins. There will be some
yeast breads made with potatoes,
cornmeal and oatmeal for the house
wives to sample. Many requests have
been coming in for demonstrations
that were open to the public and it is
hoped that everyone interested VIII
avail themselves of this opportunity.
| Plans for the Harmony Lodge Char
ity Ball to be held tomorrow night at
The Stratfield Ball Rooms are now
complete. The proceeds as in the Past
viii be distributed to three local char
table ORGANIZATIONS Many prominent
men and women from all over the
state Will D6 III dILCIANS"1AS~' AAOAA' W.
seph H. UIlman of New Haven, past
president of District No. 1, S. Kron-
lsoltz of Stamford, state deputy for the
district, the prize degree team of Ho-
reb Lodge of New Haven, and Judge
Jacob Caplan of New Haven are ex-
Ipected to be present
SpeidePs orchestra will furnish the
music for the occasion and during in
PERMISSION an exhibition dance will be
rendered by two professional dancers
featuring the Harmony waltz and &C.
centric fox trot specially arranged fo1
the affair.
The returns from the patrons and
patronesses are most encouraging
Below is a partial list of the promi-
nent men and women who subscribed:
Mr.. and Mrs. David Altman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Israel Birnbaum, Mr.. and Mrs
| Barnet Blumebrg, Mr.. and Mrs. MAJ
Buechler, Mr.. and Mrs. BENJAMIN W
Brownstein. Mr.. and Mrs Frank Co
hen, MT. and Mrs. Samuel Cederbaum
Mr.. and Mrs. George N. Finkelstone
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence S. Finbel-
stone, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob F1amm
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Finkelstone, Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Greenbaum, DR.. and
Mrs, Jacob Gerber, Mr. and Mrs Louis
| Korub1ut, DR.. and Mrs. lsadore Glatt-
ltein, Mr.. and Mrs. slgTnund Loewith