The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-03-21
SCHOOL CHILDREN GIVE A PAGEANT PARENTS America and Her Allies" at City Normal School
 This Afternoon. Margaret Wintringer
 Talks on Temperance Members of Council of Jew ish Women Hold Whist at
 The Stratfeld.

l . and tableaux. Following is the pro gram:
 Dance, Highland Fling, Mildred Jubb
 Song, Marseil1aise, Julia Carten.
 Dance, Italian Tarantelle, Anna Olsovsky.
 Russian Song, Ether Koplowitz. ! French Peasant Dance, Margare Donnelly and Mildred Jubb.
 Japanese Song, Phyllis Moorey ana Hazel Gay.
 | Songs, America; Keep the Home Fires Burning, Ernest Henckels. America, Lillian Drew and Ernes Henckels.
 England, David Ryan, Carlton Penn. i Der, John Malone. | France, Rose Frank, Jennie Fran chi Nettie Gerring, Basil Deuschle. Belgium, Mary Weldon, Laurence Aperstein, Thomas Clark, Celia Rus sakow, Harold Peer, Eva Kurlansky 1 Serbia, Louis Richards, Leslie Wes terberg.
 Canada, William Rossi, Arthur Meyers.
 1 India, Jerome Klein. Australia, Myron Clifford. 1 Japan, Esther Koplowitz. 1 Armenia, Marion Pickard.
 Italy, Edwin Schaaf, PasquaIe Ced rome.
 | Poland, Celia Krimsky, Theo Var Tassal, Ruth Krimsky, Anna Thelin. Portugal, Ruth Drew. l Roumania, Violet Williams, Sara1 Stoller, Anna Olsovsky. | Russia, William Dick, Morris Lour rie, Lena Welenchick, Rebecca Cohen
 The spirits of Truth, Liberty ant Justice are represented by Veronic; Brennan, Genevieve Whelan and Rut1 Malone.
 l Margaret Wintringer, journalist ana lecturer of Chicago before a large gathering at the Park Street Congre gationaI church last evening, declared that but for the liquor found by tn, German soldiers in Belgium ant northern France the Kaiser's army would have taken Paris. The speaker toured England anG France in the interests of prohibition for several months and last evenine her talk to the members and friend! of the Mems League of the church was summary of her experience! while abroad. She has been through several Zeppelin raids on London. She said the Jutland naval battle the largest in worlds history, was { dry battle because the sailors in bot1 the German and BHtish navies wer, l m n iT, Drink, she said, has figured il numerous other blunders in the world war and but for this Gallipoli would have been taken by storm and tn, war would have ended two years ago
 A Red Cross party was held las evening at the home of Miss Rutl Flood, 1278 East Main street. Thos attending were Mrs. Fredericl Bachamp, Misses Beatrice Fox, Mil dred Coggswell, Jane Strauss, Con stance Whitstanley, Jane Killian an, Kate Strauss.
 Announcement has been made o the marriage of Miss Louise Adelaid DuFour, daughter of MT. and Mrs. C Edwin DuFour of Stratford, to AIlel Cushman, son of MT. and Mrs A1tol c. Cushnlan of Deacon street, thi city. The marriage was performed ol Tuesday, March 12, in St. Lukes Epis copal church, Rev. William H. Jepsol officiating. Only the immediate fam fly were present. MT. Cushman re turned the next day to Fort Wrigh and he is now on his way to France Mrs. Cushman is very well known il Stratford where she has been the or ganist of St. Luke's church for a mum Der of years.
 The. Women's Christian Temper ance union will hold meeting at thei rooms, 239 Gilbert street, tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock The Childre, of the Loyal Temperance Legion vii give the program under the directio of MT. G. c. Platt. These chiIdre have adopted, and are at present talk ing care of French war orphan. Tn public is cordially invited to atten the meeting.
 Announcements have been receive telling of the marriage of Miss Grac Plunkett of North avenue to John F Clarke, which took place in Washing ' ton, D. C., On March '. Mr and MT Clarke are making their home i Washington.
 | The Mary Silliman chapter, Daugh | ters of the American Revolution, i ! well represented at the conferenc ; held today at Windsor. Those eIecte to attend the conference are Mrs. 5 J. Rose, regent of this chapter, MT ] Charles Armstrong, Mrs. John r = Woodruff, Mrs. F. A. Strong, MT Orvi1le Rector, Mrs Mary T. Zone; l Mrs. R. J. Mckenzie, Mrs. J. A. Rus e ling, ST., Mrs. frederick Doohttle an g Mrs. Frank Patterson.
 Mrs. F. T. Buckingham has charg 3 of the Red Cross work at the Blac
 Rock Shore and Country club this a.