The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-06
Radio Program To Be Given At
 Big Church Sale

Mrs. Robert c. Mallette will open her attractive home at 1064 Iranistan avenue, Saturday, April 8, from to 10 D. 1n., for the spring time sale of the recreation committee of the Peo- ple's church, of which Miss Jennie Donning is chairman. The sale will have many novel and unusual fea- lures, first and foremost of which comes the Lake Torpedo Radio con- cert, afternoon and evening. This promises a u,are treat for all who lis ten-in as the radio program Is most pleasing one.
 Next In order is a gypsy queen who will appear and. lead in fun and frolic afternoon and evening. incl dently helping all to glimpse the fu- ture fate. ance is the fine musical and litera- ture features of the occasion.
 Readings, by, Miss Helen Jonica of Prof. Vaughn; piano, Mrs. George H. Hudson; vocal selections. Miss Blanche Bixbee.
 There will be a flower table under the charge of Miss Jennie Donning, assisted by Miss Grace Lowden and Miss F. L. Phillips. The interesting feature of the flower table will be a mammoth magic flower basket excit- ing great Inirth. Others assisting at this table are Dorothy Thorp, Louise Towne, Elizabeth Waldhouse and FL sic Deacon.
 The candy table will be in the charge of Miss Crotty and Mrs. Mar shall assisted by Miss Ruth Williams, Grace Lowden, Alice Rice, Ruth Ms Mss MbtaPaaa Aabs MaK MarFaret Rqef HupR reys, Agnes Fuller, Eleanor Jones, Viola Simpson, Bessie Ferns, Isabel PiIlans and Iva Lamphear.
 well repay closest inspection. will be in charge of Mrs. F. E. Lytle assisted by Mrs. T. D. zuInstag and Mrs. Rdch- ard Wynkoop.
 with a great and pleasing variety. of most delicious home made dishes which will be done up in dainty form suitable to be reserved fTr h1me nom , con, In charge of Mrs Samuel Jones, assist ed by Mrs. Marsh, and the Blue Birds from Miss Hoyt's olassi
 Helen Spafford, Elsie Deacon, Myrtis Forshay, Dorothy Thorp. Flora Ian phear, Ruth Purdy, Isabel Sleele, Les lie Wellington, Eleanor Hudson, Elm Bressman, Alfre Vincent, Evelyn Dav- enporf.
 And Mrs. Smiths class;
 Gladys Deacon, Hazel Bushnell. IT, ma Conant, Elizabeth Vegas. Marion
 And Miss Keough's class;
 Muriel Burn, Harriet Chamoerlain. Lenore Lewis, Lucy Voorhees, Martha
 
 Another table will be devoted to the building fund, as the big project of the recreation committee Is to buy @ lot on which they can erect suita- ble building for the use of the young people for all their athletic and social activities. This table will be in charge of Miss EIna Gronberg. as- sisted by the cashier of the Springtime Sale, Mrs. Robert H. Newman and Miss L I. R1tchie.
 The installation of the radio and l general oversight of same will be | attended to by Richard Wynkoop, E. | B. Zumstag, r. E. Lytle, George Don- ling, Meres Deacon and George | Wheeler.
 The general chairman of the Spring | ime Sale Is Mrs. Meres Deacon and | he general chairman Of entertain | nert committee is Miss Eugente K. l Phillips.
 The reception committee for both | afternoon and evening includes:
 Mrs. J. A. Spafford, Mrs. Robert i I. Newman, Mrs. R. J. Mackenzie, | Mrs. George B. Wheeler, Miss l.. I. | 2itChie.