3)., Davis. president
more” Atternoon Mush
Mrs. Der: 3 Whitney.
“on have compiled
trim. for the state .3»
H Stoughtoit at
at the opening at the ‘
his morning when re-
iii‘ rs and special com» ‘
the; address 0: welcome
his ‘stternoon has been
id‘snt’I Afternoon" and
y its; the presentation
“ Mrs. Stoughton will
ln‘eipel address to‘ ‘tho ,,
‘nieinder oi the plogrsm
vention is as l‘olloWs:
nts‘ forum; reading in
Mrs. Charles Rowe (Vick.
plosist; musicals controlto
od- Bless You." Stanley.
nd 0’ the Leai," Scotch;
so By Your Window"?
Mrs. Eliza. Graham Tottle,
. Snyder, accompanist
tiles, “Ave Maria," Sohu:
,nvotte,“ ‘Popper; George
Jennings. Miss illusion
ppogrem: St. Cecelia society:
not» c, Moreno", clarifies: ,
lily Flowers,"- Clarence
“Rain." Curian: “My
ins. Northern Lend."
wed Eight; violin solos;
ance Hebencro,” Saiav,
let music. “ltosalnunidc.”
, VKriesler; Miss Wilma. Fol:
- ‘ Mary L. Peek, accompan-
o solos: “A. Life,” Curran;
the Wilderness," Hoosmsn;
Morse Granniss. Mia. L.
. acc0mpenist.
, solos: “Cradle song.”
‘Greinger: "Aigando." Mes
“"Iiando Ceprlccioso." Mem-
. Miss Adelaide Ziegler.
'e’iia society: "The Two
'James Rodgers; "Milsic
oft Voices Die.” Clarence
Vin; “Invocation .to St. Cc-
rranged by Miss Benito. *
,sll Room Tango——I<‘i'eneli.
Dickerson; Fox Trot, Mar-
brrls; Southern. Sweethearts
osumon‘d Donegan; Phylo
option (Rural English),
:Tsssei. Iris Cllattnwsy;
Alice Whitney,
. ‘ will report .und after it
lies Margaret Stack will
ustrated tell; on the work ,
ng nurse. Luncheon will
at 1 o’clock.
ertmental reports will be
) “Tuesday afternoon after
, g of the Federation song.
' Burnham or Massaohul
spook on “The American
there .will also be aitalk
' slimgue oil fitorr’s col-
ternt‘mn’s musicsle will
one solos. Care. Solve.
Home, Dvorak; Song
LaForge; by .,=llirs.
“a ore and Mrs. Fredel-
.1 Trio for
sum Aria Gigue. suite
‘ Stoessel: Oeollan Trio,
, ‘ O'Neil. Miss Ethel Ful- '
”her of the Bridgeport '
will be the hostess for
he delegates who wui'visit ;
who is to sing at the Spring
cost to be given by the Mdurt so.
i
slay night, May .0. ‘
sort to be given it;- the Mosort 804»
26th .is to be Miss Susanne Keener.
of metropolitan Opera. tome. who is
to mine. several selections on this
eventful night;
"she looks like a little bird-—
Tlie society is to .give Mae)?“—
Mlss Keener, Miss Mabel Bitch. eon.
units. will augment the work at the
society with a. group oi! songs.
Meet of Bird. Nature
urdavt‘fi Ios one at the roost
olubs have held Fourteen towns
weio represented by the 143 mom-
in the grove nearing the Housing
Cliffs. »
by 1« red Kiibourno oi: Marleen
State Forester Austin Hons
He spoke on the relation betw .n
forestry and nature - study C
Newman of New Britain on Pro
William Rice at Wesleyan
ty gene talks on geology. ‘ ‘
Among the local people present
were Mrs. Curtis Owen. Mr. and.
Mm. lingerlcln. Miss Marthe Hose
loin and Mrs. [Gallagher. 1, ,
the League Homestead on Clinton
avenue to vi the annual exhibit"
oflmndiwork.
“Cixilizntion. Its Shoeess. Its Foil
after o2 musical pros-taro will 1; wt
be as toilette: , .-
Piano solo, “Hurn‘oreso‘
‘inanlnoff; ”Chant:
erewskl, by Mrs.
trslto Solo. “To
on; “Si op M
cs. by
Belle Biaekstone,
T1 to. Poll
Waltz: 1*!st
Ly do. Hellman
Peck. neeomp
The ’iiiiel
cloiy for Musical Entension. Msv
small, dainty, petiteannd she sings 1
like one. too," so state the admirers d
, or {humorist-heeded bionde.
‘rle. Meriden. Sat- .
successful of the meetings the, ‘
Wilbur Smith or South Norwalk 1
t
, w '
Inuit. and walls. The mountsin climb 1,
anti walk across the cruise was lend ' -
the principal speaker at the meoii- '
ins; “lileh followed the luncheon. .
, s; or to otters ,n
will include the tattooing:
Mrs. Leslie Gorhem, chop
assisted by: _ Mrs. ‘ ism
Mrs. Hovvfertcli anthem, '~
4’0 ha! 1
1 a recent on no
v Mrs. Milton
Mrs} Arum ‘ no
I desolate Mrs.» its Tsyior M
vise. ' Fr, '1’ ‘ D
eiety for Musical Extension. Tow ,
liens "May Day!“ in s'ddition to ' ‘
hers present. Luncheon Wits served ‘31
lat-en ot Hi1 sen. N
were“ its the use
me. Its Hope." will he the subject , ,
dismissed by Rev. Charles 13‘. garter“ f
D..D oi l-Iarttord Tuesday nigh“;
’ in " non: in Heroes Vise-1
elation. and Mrs. .A
Mrs. E. Riiflhat‘t. ’
_ Harry film-ens imv
sen rapdfiflifll the, sprint months at
w nee Risa? t Fort
”u I! , 9atomic-rt! Ssh
7‘: alight at 8 b‘cioo): in the Par M
ire. Bridgeport. , Pupils o Maestro
(driveways. Phoné
. 652 or 53 Meryl Devi :1
its ‘y inns
rs to New _: York oily
r- it friends; ,
' 'lii‘esentotlb -
will be tmiisseted.
or, tools. one. in
Consreteéiie‘nal
,“Jupt the nutrient!" Wes t
this! opinion in some words. siv
Dent? K. Cotiroth. hosts
) or the lodge. made the acquaintan.
Miss Cooperman a. month a
when she was on a. visit to Ne.
York .eity. Attthst ti a she to
the social service worker about t
, due and the unions plans unit
it it Was run. Curiosity mou
Miss Co‘operman expressed
wi see the vacation homes
ye orders visit was the realiseti
is wish.
iwcoepermen said that she 12
heard about beautitul vacati-
to so for working girls. and h
some pretty fine ones in h
ous hips. but she had nev
seen or visualized one quite _
sutltul as the Charles H. Her ‘»
lodge. ‘
Gemini: from the werm‘ and du5.
city. the green country and we
scenery of the piece inipressed 11
"so favorably that she telt like r
mining for ,9. vacation herself. ,.
she inspected the term as w
as the lodge and strongly endors
the giving of so much fresh ml
‘ and butter to the young girls.
Concerning the arrangement
the lodge itself, the nest beds in t
» melt! room. the son parlor. and i
inodern up~to~dnte convenient: ‘.
which the spiok and span hitch
always presents, she was very e
husiasuo. -
Misti. Cooperation as head at 1
social service de hrtment in t
;Presbyterlen hospi oi Very often 11
, occasion to send young girls, ov
worked and undernourished. aw
j" {for a. tow weeks each summer. 8 .,
,Jms now made arrangements wi
the Harris vacation lodge. to se
tavery two Weeks. ‘ several of h
. girls. for realisation.
Saturd 9' morning, the first set .
girls re ‘ ed to New York city aft »
spending-two weeks at the lod- ~
Healthier, happier and heavier
a. good many pounds. these girls
‘.turn‘ed to their homes a good ‘
better for their trip to the count .,
. . ydsftornoon. twelve me ..~
_ 3‘ met at the station ry ms. C
h‘oth: ’ These moatloners. repress:
desen different nations
o’clock at: the home or Mrs. P.
on ‘ Hutoheson. 26 Quintard avenue.
O l 0
~25 per cent or: on radios a
I j loud speek¢rs.—-Donneliy_ s. —Adv.
m
The first anniversary or the P
Pooehonteses' association of We
toms. Council No. 31. D. of P. will
lebrsted tonight atxthe homo
Annie Welsh. on West even
was monitor, of tin; Friendship
LG. ossoeistio‘n will hold a me
used» ing'tenight‘st'tiie home or M
“Fred G. Benediet on‘Hlllslde Pln
-—Psi.ee of cool reduced. Harris
Guns. Phone 721.—-Adv.
o e 0
xi “Fowler Women‘s Rel
No. 15 Will give a. dinner
‘ rs 'ot the Douglas Ii‘ow
turdsy. May 30. ,
ed to bring their familie
~43“: coal at reduced prie
s 6‘" (Sense-Ad v. ‘
soul business ineetlng
o: omeers o: the Women
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