The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-24
FOUR ARTISTS IN DELIGHTFUL
 PROGRAM

A fine program has been prepared for the concert to be given tonight at the High school auditorium when four well known artists of the music world will be heard. Mrs. Susan Hawley Davis, contra1to; John Barnes Wells, tenor; John Adam Hugo, com poser-pianist, and August Berger, yio- hnlSt, will participate in the program Miss Edna Northrop will play the ac- companin ents for Mrs. Hawley and Mrs. Elmer Beardsley will play for MT. Berger. The entire membership of the Wednesday Afternoon Musical club is giving it's support for the suc- cess of the event.
 The program arranged Is as fol- lows:
 Piano solos, (a) Prelude in G Mi nor; (b) Serenade, F Minor and Gel Joyeause in D Flat; played by the. composer, MT. Hugo.
 Contralto solos: "Le Chevaliere de Belle Etoile," Augusta Holme, Mrs. Susan Hawley Davis.
 Tenos solos: (a) "The Swan" (b) "A Dream," (c) My Loves Like a Red, Red Rose,'' (d) Romanza from the opera Temple Dancer" John Adam Hugo; John Barnes Wells.
 Violin solos: (a) Romanza in F. Beethoven; (b) Gypsy Airs, Sarsate; August Berger.
 ?Contralto numbers: (a( Cradle Song' Tschaikovsky; (b) '"The Weather Vane," Liza Lehman: (c) 'The Tree" Carl Hahn; Mrs. Davis.
 Piano solo: Tanphauser March, fParaphrase) Liszt; MT Hugo.
 Tenor solos: (a) Phyllis Has Such Charming Graces," Anthony Young: (b) Dream Port' and Why" John Barnes Wells; (d) Sylvia" oley Speaks; (e) "A Khaki Lad" Florence AylWard.
 Representative women who are patronesses for the concert include Mrs. Percy Anderson, Mrs Frederick j. Adams, Mrs. Ernest Adams, Mrs. Charles Axman, Mrs. Charles H. Armstrong, Mrs. Edgar w. Bassick. Mrs Ralph Barker, Mrs. Elmer Beardsley, Mrs. Ralph Beers, Mrs. F. Neil Benham, Mrs. Henry L. Bishop. Mrs. Nathaniel W. Bishop. Mrs Philip w Bill, Mrs Smith c. Black man, Mrs. Henry Blodget, Mrs. Alvin .. Breul. Mrs. c. M. Bradstreet, Mrs. Waldo C. Bryant. Miss Alice Bullard, Mrs. Dudley Bullard, Mrs. E. P. Bull lard, Mrs. M. J. Buech1er, Mrs Chas. 5. Garfield, Mrs Frederick M. Card, Mrs. J. E. Cenicola, Mrs Andrew M. cooper, Mrs. David S. Day, Mrs. Hor- ace Day, Mrs. August NJ. Englehard. Mrs. w. G. Edmond, Mrs Charles Ferry, Mrs. John Field. Miss Mary Fitch, Mrs. Carl Foster, Mrs, John Foster, Mrs. M. H. Ford, Mrs. Henry Shean Glover, Mrs. Jonathan God frey, Mrs. Frederick B. Granniss.
 Mrs. William A. Grippin, Mrs Will fam J. Grippin, Mrs. E. w. Harral. Mrs. Elmer H. Ravens, Miss Jessie HaWley, Mrs. John c. Hawley, Mrs. William c. Hawley, Mrs. Jacob Huber. Mrs. John G. How1and, Mrs William T. Hincks, Mrs. Robert S. Hincks, Mrs frederick J. Hindsley, Mrs. Harvey Hubbefl, Mrs Adam Hugo. Mrs. Mary B. Henshaw, Mrs Philip Holzer, Mrs. Harry c. Ives, Mrs. Ed ward A. Jennings, Mrs. c. J. Lake. Mrs. W. A. LaFie1d, Mrs. Walter B. Lashar, Mrs. Walter Loewith. Mrs. A A. Libby, Mrs. William F. Kirk. Mrs George F. Mara, Mrs. Edward A. Mora, Mrs. Dudley M Morris. Mrs. Harry J. McCabe, Mrs. Alec McNab. Mrs. Kenneth w. McNeil, Mrs. James C. Mixer, Mrs. Joseph w Northrop, Mrs. E. Randall Norton. Mrs Harry 5. Pearsons, Miss Mary L. Peck. Mrs Andrew Radel, Mrs. Carl Reck, Mrs J. A. H. Robinson, Mrs. Robert Rosen. Miss Louise Rollwogen, Mrs William Sa1ler, Mrs. Charles G. Sanford, Mrs. George Sanger. Mrs. William E. See ley, Mrs W. F. Severn, Mrs M T. Sntffen, Mrs. Frank T. Staples, Mrs. J. M. Sterling, Mrs. William Sterling, Mrs. Frederick A. Strong, Mrs. T, Cuyler Shaw, Mrs. Belle Ten Eyck Mrs. Victor G. Thorne, Mrs. James Turner, Mrs. Howard Upton, Mrs. H. $. Van Qieson, Mrs. DeVer H. Warner, Mrs. Lucien T. Warner, Mrs. David B. Watson, Mrs. Arthur Wheeler, Mrs. Arthur T. Whitman. Mrs Clifford B. Wilson, Mrs Lynn Wilson and Mrs. Albert Winter