The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-04-22

when Miss Katherine M. Fisher of Mamaroneck, N. Y, became the bride of William H. Hogan, of this city. Rev. James P. Donahue of Mamar- oneck, performed the ceremony. MT. Hogan is widely known in this city He has been with James Horan & Son, florists, for the last 10 years Miss Fisher was employed with the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. for nine years. After their honeymoon, which will be spent in the South, MT. and Mrs. Hogan will reside at 51O Atlantic street.
 The final artists concert of the Wednesday Afternoon Musical club is to take place on Wednesday afternoon of this week at the First Methodist church at 3:30 o'clock and the artist will be Madame Marie Sundelius, prima donna soprano of the Metro politan Opera Company. In her contract with this company she is en- gagged to Hing the leading roles as "Musetta" in La Boheme; ''Micaela" in Garment; 'tNedda" in I Pagliacci, as well as a number of others.
 Madame SundeNus has appeared before the Musical Club before and has been a great favorite with the members. It was the realization of this fact that led the program com mittee to re-engage her for this con- cert. Also realizing that there would be many would like to hear this great singer who were not members of the club the executive committee decided to suspend the club rule and sell tickets at the door for this one con- cert.
 She has been called the Swedish Nightingale as was her wonderful predecessor Jenny Lind. Her voice has great clarity and sparkling color; | it is warm, rich and full of that sym pathetic quality that is so leacking in large number of singers. Her in terpretative skill is as great as is the vocal beauty she possesses and hers | is in addition a delightful person. aIty. The program which she will sing is varied and will be full of in- terest-
 Mrs. Samuel c. Shaw and her com mittee which had in charge the food l show held that last three days of the past week in the state armory have every reason to feel mighty satisfied with their achievement. The armory was thronged every afternoon and | evening with interested visitors and | there were number of most inter- esting speakers who talked of the war, of conservation and the sale of 1 1ha T | dare made a ringing speech on Sat urday afternoon in which she urged l the industrial cooperation of every man, woman and child to offset the l insidious German propaganda that is being disseminated so cunningly and inddiousIy throughout the length and breadth of our land. Miss M. Estel1a Sprague, chairman of the Home Economics committee of the National Council of Defense, also spoke and her subject was conservation. She urged that we save in every conceiva- ble way because that was the part that we who are left at home can take. That our men are depending on us to back them up with food and supplies of every kind that are so much needed. In the evening City Clerk J. A H. Robinson made a stirring ap- peal for the Liberty loan and there was music by the Italian Marine band. Mrs. J. D. Cenicola arranged the program for Saturday evening.
 The bridge at The Stratfeld on Sat urday afternoon under the auspices of the Queens Daughters for the | benefit of the Little French Sisters was very successful, something over S2OO being cleared for the fund. The prizes were Thrift Stamps and the hostesses for the afternoon, Mrs. w. E. Allen and Mrs. Lyman Hill, were very much pleased with the showing that was made.
 Tomorrow evening the Liberty Chorus under the leadership of Mrs
 F. B. Granniss, is to meet in the As sembly hall of the Y. W. c. A., or Golden Hill street, for rehearsal. The chorus now numbers 1eS members which is a splendid showing. Mrs
 Granniss has received a letter from the State Council of Defense approv- ing of the project, saying that all ot l the OIn0T S0 S1llCo O1 l1iC oLdIG IdNt a similar organization and asking that it be kept apprised of the progres!
 made. The chorus will continue tC
 meet each Tuesday evening at the
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 Although the Authors club ha!
 finished it's program for the presen
 year the members felt that it wa!
 most necessary for them to keep or
 with the war work they had beer
 doing. So at their last meeting i was voted unanimously to meet eacr
 Fxiday afternoon, as has been tht custom during the winter, but tht
 members will meet at the Sea Sidt Institute and do Red Cross work This club is also devoting time to thu
 sale of Liberty Bonds and last weel disposed of s4,O00 worth.
 A Food Demonstration will be helt at Sherman school, Fairfield, on Fri
 day afternoon, April 26, at o'clock
 when Miss Angel, the Home Elmer
 gency agent, will demonstrate the ! uses of cereals as food. It IS earn
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