The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-02-26
NEW MUSICAL
ORGANIZATION
TO BE HEARD
Bridgeport Symphony Or
chestra to Play at Mus
icale Tomorrow
Y. w. G. A. CAMPAIGN
TO OPEN TONIGHT
Couple Celebrate Twenty
fifth Wedding Ami
versary

new orchestra is under the leadership
of John J. Reynolds and has a mem
bership of about so. Half the pro-
gram will be furnished by the new
organization. Feeling that many Of
the friends of the orchestra would
like to hear it, at it's initial appear
ance, the club has decided that it will
sell single tickets for the meeting.
These may be had at the door, Mrs.
George Windsor is the leader for the
afternoon.
The program to be given Is as fol-
lows:
PART I.
Vocal Sextet, Lotus Flower, Schu-
mann. Ashes of Roses, Huntington
Woodman. First sopranos, Mrs
Frank Munich. Miss Mabel Smith;
second sopranos, Miss Margaret
Hughes, Mrs. Louis Hall; contraltos,
Miss Lottie Weltner, Mrs. Grace Lake,
Mrs. Mollie Daily Ogren, accompan-
list.
Soprano Solo, Sunlight" Harriet
Ware, Miss Katherine Russell; Mrs.
R. E. Wheeler, accompanied
instrumental Trio, selected
Beethoven Trio.
Contralto Solo, Selected, Mrs. L. 7.
Warner; Mrs Elmer Bearlsley, &C.
companist.
Vocal Sextet, Dance Song, Max Won
Wienzierl; Mrs. Ogren, accompanies.
PART II.
Marriage of Figaro, Mozart.
Symphony, No. 8, B minor, Schu-
bert
Overture, Oberon, Weber.
Bridgeport Symphony Orchestra.
]. ]. Reynolds, leader.
The new Y. W. c. A. building or
Golden Hill street is a beehive of &C.
tivity in preparation for the $4,000
war work drive which begins with the
team workers banquet at $3.50 this
evening. In the campaign office
Miss Lena Johnson, office executive
| and her assistants, are getting things
into final shape to pass over the
cards to the workers. During the
opening days of the campaign Miss
Johnson will have the assistance Of
Miss Emma R. Chaplin, city secretary
Of the Northeastern Field Com
mittee of the Y. W. c. A, who helped
in the great $1,750,000 drive recently
carried to a successful finish in New
York city. Miss Chaplin arrived las
night and is much pleased with the
! campaign organization which has beer
worked out for the Bridgeport drive
The capacity of the building will be
taxed to the uttermost for the serving
of the banquet tonight. Tables will
be set not only in the cafeteria but IL
all the rooms on the main floor. A
| the conclusion of the banquet proper
| everybody will assemble in the as.
sembly room for the speeches and in
structions. Mrs. James Ludlum
president of the association, will pre-
side and speak about the local work
and the object of the campaign. Fol
| lowing Mrs. Ludlum, Miss Betty Scott
who has recently returned from Ly-
| ons, France, where she was engaged
in Y. W. C. A. club work with NUM-
| ton workers, will speak on the de-
| velopment of the Y. W. c. A. work
in France. The Fight for Democracy
will be the subject of an address by
DR.. George L. Cady of New York city
Mrs. E. N. Sperry, campaign director
will explain the campaign method!
and give instructions to the worker!
about the rules of the game" Mis-
Alice Ward, director of the business
| women's section, will also have a wore
| to say about her team workers ant
what they hope to do.
High school workers:
Team miss Margaret Corley
captain; Helen Rowe, Leota Lyon
Helen Johnson, Grace Carlson, Ann;
Ruziak, Helen Shelton, Jeannett
Smith, Dorothy Keep, Alma Harris
Edith Hull.
Team Miss Maude Kennere1
captain; Margaret Mcleod, Doroth,
Bedworth, Gladys Thomas, Rutl
Robson, Leila Caskey, Josephine Rog
ers, Mildred Ringe, Helen Coops
| Winifred Grierson, Marion Meigs.
Mrs. L. T. Warner is in charge o
mattresses for the banquet an
, lunches Tuesday evening, Cosmo
, Club of the United Church and vari
GUS other people, IS in all; Wednes
t Gay noon, First NJ. E. and Washing
ton Park M. E. Churches; Thursda
t noon, United Church and various 9th
er sources; Friday noon, First Pres
byterian Church; Saturday noon, Oil
> vet Church.
< Mr.. and Mrs. George -Feyrer cele
i brated their twenty-ffth anniversar
, at their home. 21S Brooks stree
: Thursday evening, Feb. 21st. TIL
f rooms we're draped with America.
: flags and silver and the tables beautt
: fullv decorated with cut flowers an
: silver A dinner. was served at
o'clock. Music ana games wer
: enjoyed. Miss Anna Feyrer gave seV
J, Ieral piano selections, and solos wer
rendered by VIM Feyrer and Edwar
north. The guests OF the evenin