lootion or oiilicers took
his annual meeting or the
non of the American
, University women.
.1, home at Mrs. Helene
Wilson Point. yesterday
‘ not the nitsrnobn was
no reported on the res
conference 0: Univer. ,.
old at Indianapolis. to 1
was a delegate. ‘ .
number on the program “
all cell, which was follow-
tiling oi the minutes oi
meeting. The tressurer's
l!
,eol‘ge Kmoo Save the no
the Washington tund. She
gt 'SNorka’s quote. to this-
sea and that all but :5. 44
Hyde Cole. president, then ‘
not! that two new members
filthd tor the books: Mrt,
" Gillespie or Rowayton, a. “
or Vassar, and Mrs. ILN
h‘i‘. Rowoyton, a. graduate ci'
,1 David Bliss. Mrs. James
‘ Mrs. Frederick Hudac-
ed the nominating com-
the oliicers to be elected.
, lly. ol‘tioers in this organ-
{14; are elected only one every
:1»
,srs. two being elected one,
to serve for 24 Inonths and
sin: elected the next year. to
in 24 months- At this meet-
oflices of vice-president and
s but shortly expected home,
looted vice-president. while
George Krupp was ruined
Two directors wormnlso
,_ Mrs. Maurice K..Ste’veus
1 Margaret Brendilngor.
Hyde Cole heist read an
ed report 0! the year's
the Norwalk University w o-
hieh included the roilowlng:
N”: association now boasts titty-
hers.
‘new ones have been MW
’ he last year.
have been live roliilsr
bor. Miss Chandor spoke on
. International Conference in
ii“ enia." .
ember. Miss Corwin:
Headquarters."
tuber. Miss Angeli:
Adults"
cry. Miss Gunther spoke on
1. lion-
1 , ry. meeting was omitted on
t of. evening meeting on Child
"Wash-
mm...
31, 1,1,leglslative program: Miss
. poke on "World Court
’Prot col with the latest dc-
to.“ Mrs. Weed: “Equal
monument." Mrs. Fechei-
hll‘d Labor." Mrs. Stevens:
sl, Bill.” Mrs. Peck:
Connecticut Lezlélation."
‘, _, are two publl meetings:
1 was a. Child or Amend-
boiling. at which time M'rs
iii Weed talked in opposi-
George E. Burns of New
0
as a.‘ report on the
.Cure of War," center-
pivot-shy Women eoliahor- .
I. ecturo course with the
hip Fundfi ’
,t a. ocholarlship fund
,, int will first be 1.5.1111.
' fly in college. whose
to the attention of ‘
1 The money is just
on were provided. ,
. pledged their quota 1
“ one for that fund.
as, eiegtte to the
Cure of War'.‘ confer-
it was voted to halve
“Child" is the sub-
‘mesting oi the
by Mrs. Charlton Mew .
e. balance in the; treas- ‘
‘1 o'rwnik association or
1 Ensemble will be heard
spoils. was one of the mopt interest-
Who is to be one of the soloists
nicht.
be given. by The Choral Art Society
or Noiwulk. next Tuesday evening.
at the No wall: M. E. church. will
surpass on picxiousiy given by the
society
The club ‘wiil have on assisting or-
lists Mme. Esther Nelson. soprano
onng. William Tucker. bosssbari-
tone. 1 More. Nelson is, or the San
citric Opera. company, and has made
.an enviable, reputation for horsclt
wherever ishe‘ has appeared. She is
York coming from the middle west.
with a. voice oi? very beautiful qual-
lty.
The Max Burr Ensemble who will
again assist the Choral Art need no
introduction. tor they ho.vo,\tnd'eurcd
.ihemsslirés to music lovers ct Nor-
walk. unit are without exception the
finest instrumentalists that can be
secured in this country. and men who
occupy the first deal: positions in the
best orchestras in the work. The
in three
numbers. "Vulse Trista" by Sebiiino.
“Mock Moiris" by Percy Gruingor.
and "Nocturne" by Doppler. 1
The work of the evening “In My-
1'sics Pulse" is a prize composition
by Henry K. Hadley, associate con-
Iluctor or the Philharmonic Society.
and one of America.’ s foremost com-
posers. is the most pretentious and
finest offerings the Choral Drt So-
ciety has ever made.
Those Present. 1 I”
Among those present yesterday
afternoon were: Mrs. A. Hyde Cole.
Mrs Benjamin 1". nd‘rcws. Mrs.
Frederick H. Jacobs. Mrs. James
Storey. Miss Abbie Wilson. Mrs.
Charles Helheringion. Mts.‘ A. .M.
Fcchclmer. Mrs. David Bliss. M'rs.
Charlton Mowborn. Miss .IIelen
Schwartu. Mrs. John M. Boxt r. Miss
Rosalia Jesse, Mrs. George rnpp.
Mien Margaret Brcndlinger,1‘Miss
Mable Thomas. Mrs. Mildred Young
and Mrs. Helena. Hill Weed.
"The national conference of Am-
erican Association or University Wo-
men which I intended in Indian-
in; find instructive events at which
I' have ever' had the good fortune
to} be present,'" snide. Mia. Helene
Hill Wood», in opening her tulle.
The first two days of t e con:
ventlon. April 6. and 'l were more
or less consumed with com ittee
It was, not until the weanesdsy,
that .1... res-i busineSs woe comb
i'nenccd.“
"During the morning meet. Miss
Mine. Ken- of Washington. 13.0..
executive secretary. unnounced thitt
37 .ncw branches had been 1) ned“
during the past year. and t at to
twenty-one branches. ,
“The best thing on the pro
for the Wednesday meet was
luncheon drr‘shged by the, Indis‘n-
. wpmis Brtin‘ch.‘ with Mrs. I‘rsnlt 1).in
. The ui'i'sir' was ,
held in the 1.1.1.... Whitcomb1miey.1.,
Hatfield presiding.
resin at the Hillel Claypool and was.
featured by an excellent talk on that
celebrated, post by. Mi. Meredith.
Nicholson. ,; , ». .
"In the evening a ‘penee meeting
1 .1... held. with Aurelio. Henry new,“
‘ the restores o: the who. Doll,"1'to‘
‘ heaven by the pupils at Miss Lollies
‘ . ltsr.
"Marquise".
, i‘Mnrquls".
at the Choral Art Concert Tuesday ,
It is expected that the concert to
one or the younger singers of New "
date Indians led all. with s total :1 '
In Miss Weld's Pres
emotion
1 A toy shop 11m. 11 rm org 1...
teddy 1.5.... rabbits. rim. dolls
end lolly pop dolls. will he one or
Weld on June at at the Regent Tilt?
These char-setti-
d or dtnosd by the members o! the
ncing class. who will weer optom-
ly designed eosturnos.
lay the port at the ”Fairy 011.?
Other characters, in "The Fairy oil"
on arses Cellini ss1"Ben,is‘"1 Ann‘s.
‘Connor es‘ "Frans"; oestrus Loon.
es. ‘1“flonie's Chum": Ruth. Pork.
tin. Aveilon‘e end Irene Heliond.
Bonin's Friend-"r Jeanne Clsk.
and Helen Drew, t e
1. Miss Anon cotter. another of Milo
Molds talented little donsors. ill do
11’ ,0. number of dances.
LOCAL DELEGATE
ENJOYIN G TRIP
Frank Field Re-
Mports an Interns...
Time at Music con-
vention .
It ,1.
m
tisth annuel co vention of the Ain-
erican‘ ll'edordto on “or Musicians in
Well evidenced by the interesiin
letter sent by Mr. Frank 3.11110” 01
45 Ilincoln avenue to irisnds hero in
Norwalk.
Mr. Field stated that the dele-
gates. ,were hevink a. Wonderful 11...“.
two or their most interest! .“od-
ventures" being the, reception driven
the 6'13 men and women attending
the convention. by the tty o! Torn
onto. and the tliriiling‘i‘t in mode
underneath the Nissan mile.
Tuesday. .the some ,‘ot 'sciivitles
was shifted irons til. hfifld‘itfldi’l
where the dty woo
seeing. 1
" Wednesday. t ll 0! the
convention was hold the Nines»
hotel. Nissan ll‘elis .‘with Memo
dancing; 1
Thursday. the visitors 1.1.51.1 a
trip on the Gut“ Bouts, followed
by t tish try It the Anglers ', no.
t.
lady was given over to]...
with several soeinl events more
for tonight. .3 , '
tht today will hold in niore 1...
the convening usurious; ~in not
yet been announced. , ,
“A hot roost but supper will be
given by, members, of the Mispth
the South Norwitil: Baptist church
Tuesday. May 19th from 6 until 2
o'clock. \ .13‘ 1
her-at e Cellini-nit. Notions! presi-
dent. ipr‘e 14131;.
James T. hotwell. professor at hiss
tory at Columbia University. spoke
on the “Tti‘igied ileum: 1
the National American Women 3.11:.
gatherings and director's meetings. . l!
. by the coir unseen: society oi
be evt- T
:Dcroihy Romper or Westport will ”I
1 Donnie: by the pupils or me, no-
That both. the men and women
delegates new attending the thlr» 1
icon: "Mi/e Woe
piece orchestra. iii-vino M» m» , .
business sessions 0! the convention. 1“
Circle, of the Kings’ Daughters of 1
At that time at». " “
irnre‘Assooletion, spoke on “Which
m.
lid on... otWor' elm“ ' "
warms... Fund:
Mrs. we. 1 and
took place
sit-elected president t
'5 semi hundred attuned the
strswberry‘ testlvol Ind douse given
at. Jouph'l Chilton in til.”
wheel
litil lost evening
The pious w oltrnetively 1......
ttsd in yellow end orchid crepe no.
per. g spring new ill-ill my 1.1 do
‘wood blossoms oo‘d ii being .1153
Eclectiens by an excellent arenas.
1.. comprised the first number on
the. criticism. The» were hallowed,
by tenor soles alve'n by Mr: Joints
Bowmo‘n; tensi- or, the Fit-lit Congre-
notionol Church. lien shiny-'1! ‘
Ones assist Noni-waiters not a.
choose to h 1 mum: Root-i2
hegigglNefioflnm we delishttul w-
e . rosy it seem
venue It too, 111..., at Ann
MoNomhrM; no r W film-alto
voice coined mm to louse. ,,
1 one oi themed unique numbers
on the prompt woo that given it!
Miss Lot-ens. Rollins 0! Bridgeport.
who presented it drumntle‘ tending;
11m Motor or Dr int". . ‘
in this resdin; e tomeus Plur-
riot laid Pierrot figured, plus the
venerable old hours oil we “Melts:
or Brooms." who, suds bringing,
the climax to 9. ill pity finish.
dice Weld. ml... '11.. persona super-
vision of Miss Wow; 'wu tht‘ out
number onths prompt.
in... Dotti-ice who. ineli-
known toe atom. who recently eon
poured in “the moonlit ,ond don“
given by tho Norm Republic,»
women, in the Norwol Club; on:-
snt‘ed on siren hunt .11.»... one
who dressed in ”Millions bullet
”it?” 5 til i: it tho 1'
II can It. I I no to
iei‘ns. suit rem-else 31.1.3».
cove o rose mom 1}... am very,
pretty. ‘
Miss Brno Wimptheimor executed
in" splendid style s. opinion denim
site being [owned in Bouillon cal-
”at“...
noon options. 1.1.: accorded little m...
ion Cumiilin‘ls.‘ 'l yours so. who
gale lonco'd on her titty. lots with. the
now on. “Irish boillt sues. , A liit iitlo‘
men bullet droso till one cootuilu.
Mite Betty Wsokos end Aline
Colo presented on old
dense. both being ares-edit: the
dsys sumo clothes. Milo Norton 1
11.01.... monocular til. ot the .
niche. and the}; govt t deuce her-
son.
General dentin: relieved the pro.
mm
Ice Sean". in, strswbsrries «it.
served.
.ww
With a. would: ct. good numbers.
the Musicals at the, 1!. ill. Church
lost night periortn‘ed to 3' «new;
house. Beginning with til ' holistic
Uhle outflotto‘s “To t Wild Rom?
the prosnin we- completed on, pre-
vionsly puhiishod Following W
Ambicr'o "Allelic Coral Mill'- 9.
sonrtno with, o voice ct child.
not rouge. song. on ‘o‘ on ,In, on.
oil we Boy ll.
lire. Sidney a. Bell cove oi thee on.
1 to her "auction. soother
spoken niecszluii on 11 a'ui‘m‘nst’s‘,’
my.“ mimosa sneorwood. o lyric
tenor. five on hie one “The Top
‘ the" Mornln' " _‘
tiled numbers. a. ‘Country Donor.”
by Weber. As on cheers to
"Bolus d' Amour." the .
mimetic cove t spirited 1
1 1 lit". bl' Whole»!!-
The trio. mud, oi: Mr , dun.
- . Airs-:6
b , tor, once plosi-
. ‘lm .
No,
3 ,1busrstnleeoryaiuit.7ro
en. moon; , so " tempers-51"“
with use as... North on
nlcy Piocz. on in: go. .
Mrs. Ruth Finch «11.1.16...»
1 uvsrnl tunes in Betsyton recently.
‘ Modded teddy. Ms hers “ti-om Nor-
nirs. Welter Borrow- or High
Ridge. who returned recently, :15...
n city in Fiorldyf Mrs. Wot;
do Sheldon in wine; Point. 1
Mrs. iiholdon to book .1 her home
tollowios t tour in Mexico.
Mrs. tnd Mrs. Berry Morris no
um... oi his bury hove returned
9 trues.
to their summer home st Bell
1 O 0 O
Mr. ted rs. Lee, mm anatomist»
is or Bilv ins newfi lip'lho
Guthrie piece on Potteries Avenue.
Cherie- McDonald of New in...
was s Visitor in Remotes Wonder.
, tiny.
1' e of‘
We: a Douglas Biliiin of Willow: Mel,
out inspection his new two {guilty
house on Thursday
Milt-timer Word. 3c. of Cudlipp .
street is conyolereing otter his re.
ceht it little.
Georg,- broil!
: the
tend melting glint-silent. The
pier
Bic“ will own 1381'3453! bolero
Decor ti W
V. Sohliolitin
ho Ladies or the menu 1......
Ellen": new lite in chute
A “Into” thee
@33th
new ‘ '
.tor Mig- Merle hon Hort. sure;
or oi, music st in mobility Nor
9°'- at their. cine, last evening.
he shamr- was given by terms
pupils 01 Miss Bert.
will bocoine the bride or Theod
uncle of New York sometime
in: the early, summer months. .
’53:? present evening were.
utilitidd. Milo oil-Kn Bruce. Min liter
mini. iii, Bole Hill». Miss Mot
none ll? 0'! Bridgeport. Mi
Wilhelmsnic Grant
Miss Dorothy looms.
Hui. Miss Chtrlotte Jarvis. _.
Margaret Jarvis. 1 1
tiles Hart received many .besnli-
tul gills. Luncheon was served
the hogtealm. . .
ct Sirloin
. open house
this ottern'oon at the Pine Point
1 Cs'lhollq club ”house. in celebration
of the new... or the summer, see-
”it. 1
.‘ e n
‘. 1----'1‘ho Royal Jomss‘ serves piss
on pudding so good as . . . . you
know the rest—Adv.
,1 s ‘s o
The (odor-silo or Bird ond Nu.
tedture clubs wni' Mold in eighth sn-
noel meetinget Nubhsrd Pork,
wolli ore phoning o titend. 1.
moi»... Ind Remodelinr dur
ing 9 spring and Inmates months
give you u some iii to wear next
toll. No City slot. 8'! No. Main
fill-est. Phone loos—Adv.
The pointing? at Charles Bellini
of flilvorln o ‘Wlll be on exhibition
‘ tomorrow afternoon at, Miss Thom-
Wilton. Point.
flRndio and Victroins sold on easy
tonne. Donnelly.~ndv. f ..
Q I O
The ‘aouth Nomnlk Querieitc
club hu hplantain! an evening or en-
«Moment Ind dancing to take
os' «heel.
headquarters. I'i River street. 1
41...“... :5. driveways. Phone
653 or 58 Ferris-Bovine Co. -Adv
o e‘ o
Tomorrow this been designsiedus
mil: Bonnets hunch. .
morons noun or ire
MW”. ‘. Tim it. your “993101106
st The am houndrri this «up.
1mm is equipped with tip-to.
dots merino-tr Ind drying includes.
one thin? tome: with its compo;
tent MNW' it is oble- to give, the
people of Nor-wont. ,ond vicinity-—
earthen; service.” in 1‘
Clothing ,doy. w lifbe‘ held tumor.
church to uni oh the dri or tumor.
lotto, mm or fluviow with... were 1‘
hostesses st o. linen shower given: ,
Miss,an
Merv Sin, u. miss Florence»
I! ,
Merit Foiin st Bridgeport. Miss
Miss Merl ‘
,1‘Who Was Elected to the Executive
perfect protections-end 'wili ‘ ‘
.Covo avenue who nod her too
“ed.
pines tonight it 8 o'clock st ~tllc"~beon 1mm, ulna has drown lup"'s1
; ted to the various rooms tor reun-
cation next Week.
"Gift. Blinder“ at the south Nor- 1'
max .mu’urtu norm
,uctiviiy end show good school spirit.
: Hit per cent eti’on' radios end -
. loud, spookorg—Donneliy’s.~Adv. .
row st the Knifht Street A. M. E. ‘
: tertuined a. number qt friends at
~ their home on atoning. 1 ,
‘_ 1 ‘where he has been attending 9. con.
.11 (scenes at Dret‘v Seminary. ‘
’ 1 nttrscted to the tire at the
; their Feedmnd, c.1111. Company. in‘; 1'
Rellglo ,s Education School
Holds Annual Electio
Council Plans, to In pvt, I Churches in Tow
Near. new iii to .19... Council This Year
Co-ooerstive Elliott ‘ - 1
‘ *—
The Rev. Robert B. B. Fools ‘
"no elected dean of the school
religious education at the sun
mention one election or olilcers.
the Nor-hulls Council or Rellgl
Ednostlon held last evening at
an. ‘Norwsllt Congregational chur
, Galleon oi the council were el
com to toilows:
RmChcrles 8. Grey. preside-
‘ Clare D. llodgemon. vice or
dent. ,
Miss Roselle Jesse. secretory.
Ernest Hopkins. treasurer.
‘Rev. George B. Tompkins. o-
men of the, lytrd oi school 8.1-
illrttlon.
Btnnley Carpenter.
the publicity committee.
Clinton Honor”. chairmen or
finance committee.
Representatives from the val
. denominations‘11Wore appointed
the executive committee as (one
‘. For the Congregationalism
Robert MoGregor and Miss
5 Jesse: for the Bnptists. Rev. Lo
'1’. Mallory ‘snd Miss Mary Built
tor the Methodists. Rev. Andrew
Chamberlain and Mr. David are
tor the Episcopalians} Rev. Ro-
B. B. Boots and Mrs. George 5
men. and for the" Advent Christi
Dr. 13‘. L. Piper.
‘ The Council voted to invite
, churches in towns in the vicinity
Norwaik to join the council ‘
' veer.
Swedish Association
to Give let Come
,The Swedish Withers Assocint
will give its first ouncer’t in
Swedish Temple. on Colorado 11
nus. Bridgeport .tonight.
The men's choir singing will i
ture the program- This Welt
Association replaces the SW 1‘
Anti-Tuberculosis Society Ind
Bwedish Centrltl League. The p
pose of the organization is to 21
old to Swedish people.
Derothy Williams
Celebrates Birth 11
Mrs. Chester William entertui
for her daughter Dorothy yester
site'rnoon in honor or the latt
sixth, bit-thaw. at their home 3 9
Wall street. The, house was mi
decorated and each little guest
ceived s (over. Games were pla
constitution has been oocepted n‘ Ehghreflitahmegguseggfé Barb
in hers driv xvi u u r '1 8 8x -
weer} . 3119 a ll 1". p t nde Worth. Jimmie Worth. iIiruniiir lg?
Roger Ludlow buss bell mm 1.... Devin Hatch. Charlotte err 11. .
men with u very hard season. There Ferris. Virginie Boyd.v 13111“:
are only Monty. boys in the when) “m8- and WNW am
.eilsibio tor the base boll team. With W
this theater materiel there has been Most all of the member's nth
‘very- little choice in chasing ploy‘ers; Em N°Wllk 19¢”- Club
now“... Roger Ludlow school is their boats ready for the sum-
nkln A great many or them have tire
to n
g 800d alc g other lines oi been placed in the water and [1
their first trial 0: the lesson.
» * i lilliE'S‘
. ‘ 5 P11;
Miss Charloitoe and Miss More
caret Jarvis, at; Seaside» venue on. 1' WY i
chairman
Committee.
, EAST NURWALK.
WW
CONDITION 'OF .
MRS 13111.1. BETTER
I s Recpvering“ From
ReCent Amputation
Uf The—Painful Up-
eration - 1
11,111...“ ot Mrs George 8. Bell oi
amputated at the. Norwsllt Hospital
early this week willle glad to learn
that her condition is much impro‘v.
Mrs.B Bell who is in her not
your stood the operation rework.
ably well. . _,
‘ 0 O 3
During me past week great
strides have been made in the for-
motion at a General Organisation
at Roger Ludlow School. A tem-
perm-y constitutional committee hos
constitution which will be submit
As soon as the‘
Ethel nrrohgements have 1 teen
completed for the Mother‘ s Day [pro-I
grsm to be given at the Swedish'
Congregational Church tomorrow
evening. '. \
The, teschers, loe primary and
beginnern classes oi! the East Ave-
”nus Church Sunday School are on-
loving. an outing today. 1, 1
“to,
Ber. .A. J.'_Pennell.1er Bowen 8h.
has returned from Madison. No in.
:g' ‘ ‘n
, Joseph scier or Esst svenus was
a, visitor, in Bridgspiirt yesterday. ,
Muny’Eitst ‘Norwollt people Wei-s
hustle.
Seugstueir‘, liner. night The names»
illuminated ~the' sky. giving molly ‘
people the impression thtt, the fire
was in Winfield street. 1
Norwalk Chronicler