1 client Cast, Lively Music and Unique Scen-
ery Feature Performance of Young Peo—
ple’ 5 Trinity and Dramatic Music Guild
ill: an excellent cast. lively
unique scenery and a. variety
ttv Sauna. members of the
Peoples' Trinity and Droplet.
lipic .Guild gave their second
lotion. “The Love Garden." at
no Theater. last evening. .
in start to finish. the produc- ,
old the interest of the uudi.
0st of whom were agreeably .
tiled at the finish of the actors I
ctrcsscs. This no: in lurks
0 due to the able direction of
.linn‘pp, who arranged and
ditch the “hole pcriormcncc.
" Mable Miller, taking the port
ailing lady. Jeanette Tcsrlo.
ltted herself to perfection. like
p. most engaging sweetheart.
a other mule members of the
‘vied the gurdencr's port. tul<~
Lloyd Clive, leading man. who
r “groom"
Miss Miller and MF.'(:11\'U
cvoral vocal solos during the
, uhcc. adding greatly lo the.
.‘ mom. of the “Show" '
lwd Schweboi, who played the
Mike McCunn. the roiloclting‘
”an. was no realistic at time:
. it was hard to when: he- wus ,
A, _ in‘ue son oi! Erin.
‘ the Sherlock. who also hull on
art. that of Patricia Flynn, a
by cock from Erin, also "fitted
l" to the letter. and the two
one provided many a laugh.
lea Hendricks mode a. \’(‘l‘y
other. in the part of Mr.
, While George llzirris rose to
‘psitlon of the young girl's idol,
1: Count Domain.
Lewis L Pub in the idle oil
Tcurlic. who was continually
.. hunt for new diseases which
' Ehi acquire was vciy good.
both Fltt i1 and Tommy lre~
cm the two crooks u ho iinul-
tilde to go stiuight ’llicy too.
unmious Ilene Ilannnn mode
oroblc flapper its Bubbcttc
musical numbers in the play
-. .‘iccllcnt. Most of them were
3mm by Mi. Knapp and Mia. Leno
asc. M1. James A. Sexton oi
crd arranged the orchestral
alclw
rs Chase arranged more than _
‘lrtcen 0f the 50mg” and numbers .Somers. Annie Newton, Helen Til-
e ‘ last owning 13H! Mullen Waters. Ruth Uizinger,
by credit is due Mn“ Imam; {0‘ .imos Carton. Walton Howe. Don.
. duciiom He’ U30" “9°“ ““3,“ did“ liuddlman. Everett Buckley,
W50“ buidon. “1'53““ 3; Lawrence Dcnnlis, Andrew Sziboro.
_ .99. to whom the i” y “'65 Charles Ripple. Lockwood Pen-
gun‘s?“ 311;: 0000,?le mini. unlit Hamilton. when ciuv.
dug 0'1 ' ‘ lsoy: Eddie McMahon.
' 82‘0“?“ in “‘9 play “"31“de Bowmy group: Bertha. Roth Edith
”Wing.bcsm°afheymafimw Schick, Genevieve Wolfe. Sadie
cellars: Mm “113; 1. egg?” Shilcpcky, Marjorie Wat-go. Elea-
athews. Babecca. Bil“; he St. nor Ilqiun. Myrtle Barrett. Mil-
, ldino Demmyv “111:1 we; drod Sho‘ehun. Dot Wilkins.
bu. Lucy sz' Burt} ‘d ' Witches: Adele Van ‘b‘coy. Harriet
Helen Klsha. Estlicit‘ulle “:1“ l ,Shcrmcn, Katherine Buchanan.
359:}: a Ii‘wr‘gczt‘g‘l‘icfigi‘ “in? Elizabeth Polzei. Anna roller.
r - ‘ ‘ " Miidled Ilcaupicii Anne Schufcit.
bath Gilberi,1\1ury Modne. Ger- Emilie Kory. Elizabeth Taylor.
B l .
brig: ggrilciag‘lilnr‘i‘onnné Kiting, Mildred Grills. Olive Finch. Dot
'B‘einlco Austin.
0 pirates: Esther Sugdcn. Sara
Wells, lirunces Bond.l\lild1cd
Weber. Mae Wilson. Ircnc Kis-
n. Eileen McMahon. Helen
ecrs, Dot. Morrison. Bertha
on,L Catherine Duinin. Pearl
.1. ”Virginia. Miclcnz. Mmy
illps. Elizabeth Seick. Anna
silo Malone.
:Esthcr Culley, llurricl
Myrtle Mills, Helen
v‘vndes, Lillian Field. Gertrude
mmbltas. L‘lizobcth Sobody.
bra. Amrien. Dorothy Wells.
Madeline 0 German. Ilclen Scul-
by. Moigaret rat-vie. Alice 110-
ch, Madeline Lconutd, Nina
ounpien.‘ Marlon Manner. Ger-
[rude Miller, Margaret Phillips.
"oz McAlum
lilo Consuelo Dawson and Miss
hm Barman. pupils of Miss Mil-
Alien gone a Specialty deuce
Elena." Following this, Miss
Key. Miss Charlotte Lock.
Miss Helen Sigswcy. Misc
Griti‘on, Miss Irene Klsku
, I‘lorenca Lockwood. douc-
rlana." Miss Bertha Scoflcld.
llzobeth Limo. Miss Alysc
,nnd Miss Katherine Vnast
Aller’s pupils,‘ presented:
Games." Those graceful
‘ Photo By Maniigian
CONSUEM) DAWSON.
‘.MBS LE NA ‘1. CHASE
Ghlotto. Josephine Fitzgerald.
Ethel Spencer.
Guitars: George Frank Clerk. Harold
Eric Blsseli. Fred Grccn Bioscll.
William Mcrritt Horton.
Kiddies: Bertha. Phillips, .Elennor
Lewis, Katherine Raymond, Juiita
Sims. anol Bouton, Lily Shepard.
Gladys Thompson, Esther McKen~
zio, Mildred Shepard. Dot Salir,
Betty Murray. Bertha .‘Phillips,
Virginia. Clnusi. Jenn Magner, Eva
lnginng. Elsie Stroub. Dot Des-
iiiond. Irene 'Bsker. Catherine
Raymond. Angola Bonuti. Verna
you by Miss Marion Matti-am.
radio soloist. who gave a; splen-
‘ 'nd‘ltlon of "Roses of Picnrdy."
flier" groups of dancers and sing-
the play included:
and wedding guests: Elizabeth
’ kes. Dot Delaney, Annette
morn. Elizabeth McLaughlin, ,
Skelly, Marion Russell Ethel
. The *Pr'esiident
Of Home 0an
_ “No greater contribution could be made to
assure the stability of. the notion and the lid-
succinct of its ideals than to make it e no-
on f home owning families.” .
gulsr savings deposits will place in your .
Tuccccy evening.
‘ Telegram was
PERSONALS
WWW,
Riley Gillette of Connecticut UNI
one was a. visitor in Bridgeport Tusc-
day evening. . .
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Miss Vern Wilkinson. who ind her
tonsils and adenoid. remand It iiih
Norwclk Hoopltul. Thuuddy. in at:
ting along nicely at her home in
Hamilton avenue. .
. ,
James Florence of Cliff street was
a visitor in Stamford yesterday.
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Md: Grccncteln of Crescent Torv-
reco was I. visitor in Bridgeport
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rena and
son Robert. of Quintet-d avenue. ncvo
returned from“ c week's visit with
»‘ Mrs. Reno‘s parents in Sprinliicld.
Mica.
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Mr. Jock Hui-icy at the Bridgeport
in town yummy.
visiting at the home of his mother. 3
Elm street
MISS LYNCH TO
BE BRIDE OF
JOSEPH LAWSON
Miss Alice Lynch. daughter of Mn
and Mrs. J.‘ J. Lynch of 37 Lincoln
twenuo, will become the bride c:
Joseph Francis .Lcwcou. son of Mr.
and Mrs. James Lemon 0: 15 Foli-
o'clock it! St. Joseph's church. «
The bride will wear a. white Prin-
cess crepe gown with veil. end villi
carry a bouquet of white roses and
lily of the valley. She will be It-
tendcd by Misc 1' routes Lynch an
bridesmbld, who will wear a. powder
blue gown of flat crops. and carry n
bouquet of yellow roses. The groom
will be attended by Mr. Jumcs Mc-
Stilly as best man.
Following the wedding ceremony.
a. reception will be held at the home
of the bride. Shortly after. the
newly married couple will leave on a.
. wedding trip to ports unknown.
, Upon their return. , Within two
weeks' time. they will reside at their
newly built home on Bond Iii-cot. ?
Experience Social . .
To Be Held in June
“An Experience Social" was de-
cided upon as the means of raising
money for the Opportunity Circle of
the King's Daukhtcrc at the meet:-
ing held at the home of Mrs. Jamel
Sutherland lilellIb street yester-
day. The social will be bold at the
home of Mrs. some: Welsh. Vain
Boron avenue. the list chncldcy
in June.
The affair will take the place of
the coke sale which the circle had
planned. ‘Arm'iscuionts for the co.
oisl arc in charge of Mn. Jamel
Walsh. ‘
Mooseheart Legion
Women Go to Danbury
Five careful of ladies of the local
Moosencart Legion went. to Dcnbury
inst evening to witness the initiation
of a class or candidates. Grand
Deputy Markorct Dam of Waterbury
. was in charm of the work.
A drill was given by the decree
team of the Dunbury order. This
was followed by a. suppercud cu-
iertainment. Speeches were made
by the delegates from Bridgeport.
Stamford. Waterbury. New Raven
and South Norwolk. Regent Grace
Cunningham. Past Regent Mrs. An-
drews. and Recorder Fanny Casey of
the local chapter. were numb: the
speakers.
Thelnex‘t meeting of the Moose-
henrt Legion will be held Tucsdcy
evening. at which time Grand Dop-
uiy Margaret Dnhl will be here on
an official visit.
Concert Singer Is ‘
World War Hero
A World War hero. in the person
of Mario Chemise will‘ be the star
singer at the concert to be given at
the Shorebnvcn Country club. under
the auspices of the Women’s Board
of the Norwalk hospital Friday
night. Juno nun.
Mr. Chamiee served through the
entire war.» Ho was at the battle of
Chateau Thlerry and was also at
Ypres. Although the fighters found
great enjoyment in his, sinking and
that they’wero being sunk to by I
vocalist who so soon was .to become
a, star of note. one of tho foremost
singers of the Metropolitan O on
Company. ,
During the war.
made many of the
Mr. Chainlcc-
ions enforced
trouble. General Ball. in command
of the section of the army in which
the singer was enlisted. refused to
allow him to be sent back. dcclcr-’
ing that his singing at the front
kept up the morale of the army in
the front line trenches.
Barrett. Non Walsh. Catherine
,Wnlsli. Marjorie Troithimion.
Eleanor Jones. Mai-karat Karat.
Florence Waters. Mary Gorilla.
1 flhtlicriuc’ stoic. Halon Botciku
and Edith Ankcviuc.
. Married woman Eats
Only Bread and Milk
. "I could at only brood cud mills.
fcvcryt‘bink also poured Ind rot-med
‘3. mmuukinkwflihlccuest
anything without cousin:
(Sikncd) we. .1. 8. 31min.
cpomul Adios-lite unloved on
‘ ottcn' imam we
he do ’ mm:
. the "luncheon" room.
view avenue. Monday morning at 9‘
next meeting of the circle at the:
incl-voiced at it. they did not unific‘
marches on a stretcher. due to foot
Teachers of Over River School
Hold Enjoyable
W
A konorci "not toketbcr" mm cud
luncheon was hold by the teacher:
or the Ovu- River cancel (at tho
schoolhouse yesterday noon.
Various sprint flower! decanted
minty bloc.
cords. painted by Mia amid relives,
usikned the guests. to lboilplccoc.
The enjoyable menu
grapefruit. pickles. clivu. chicken
Iliad. cheese waters. relic. Itravvv
berry obortcckc. null. ccndloc and
come. -
The teachers present wcrc:
Misc Joule Poyvcl. Min Movie.
Scotield. Mica May Harris.
Mr. Gore» Amccr. monuci train.
1» Florence Ilildd.
. ink instructor.
The xucltc at the luncheon lnclud.
.dl
visor of mdcc'.
crvi'ocr.
school nurse.
education supervisor. Misc Stella
Buckley. secretary to Mr. Buchanan.
Mrs. Katherine McCormick and
Miss Margaret Rockwell. former
teachers at the Over River school.
Mr. Fletcher Van Honour. supply
“out.
Misc Adeline Benton. drawing on.
porvisor and Miss H. Lillian Hewitt.
penmnnship supervisor. were both
unable to be present.
LOCAL BRIEFS
The South Nor-walk Library will
be. closed all day Memorial Day.
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~Sioruo cud Remocctlnk dur-
inc the auxin! and summer monihi
mom poi-tact protection—4nd will
give you: garment in to wear next
fall. Turin City thci. 6'! No. Main
Street. rbonc “NF—Adv.
. c c c
The rummage ale to be given by
the Norwclk First Baptist Church
of Divine Heclink. opens today at 1
Commerce street.
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open until nine o‘clock Friday eve.
BlflI.-Ad\’.
at to open 1. ridcy evening; Closed
oil by Saturday. billion Elwood.
“'le , I
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«Danciuk Wedncadcy and Friday
nikhtl. this mail. Baton Point Park.
Admission. to ccuu.—:Adv.
O
w—Mcrkcic close noon
Do your buying brlddy.
Union ..-Adv
Saturdoy.
Butchers’
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Pride of chu Council will hold
a. memorial service for members
who dicd during the put year. this
evenink. _
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—~1’t|dlo cud Victrclcs cold on easy
terms. Dcuucllyrzudv.
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IMBRIZIO. LOCAL CONTRACTOR
- HA8 CAPABLE ORGANIZATION
For many yccrc Henry Fabrizic.
kencroi‘contmctcr. has been euros.
ed locally and in this vicinity——
building work of the boiler cart. To.
dcy his organization is well and fev-
orcbly known und in in at position to
bundle any proposition in the son‘-
crcl controetink line from "the start
to the finishing of the some. " Mr.
Fobrlzio the directing force. person-
cliy oversees nil Jobs that. are under
taken from time to time. Oflico M.
7 North Ave" Norwclk. Phone 282d.
~Adi
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The Putcun Hill chapter. Stein-
ford. D. A. 8.. will hold ,3 card
only this cltemcon at the home 01
Mrs. J. R. McKee. North street.
Stamford. for the benefit 0! the en-
dowment fund of Oxford college for
women.
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”Dancing Wednesday and Friday
. nlkbil. this week. Rctcn Point Park.
Admission. so cont: “Adv.
CU’I‘BILL'S FISH MARKET
' Flue lobsters. soft shell crabs and
other fish food of the season are
here this week including the famous
Penobscott River salmon. This will
be the lust wcok of the season for
Connecticut River Roe Shad and
this market will have a. good supply
of the same. 71 North Main St.
Phone l08.—-Adv.
o c c ‘ .
~Morketc close noon actor-day.
Do your buying Friday. Butchers’
Unicorn-Adv. ,
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The - prcpkrctory membership
cluc of the First M. E. church will
meet in the chapel this afternoon.
I l a.
But Lébich Cool. Harri: t. Guns-o
Adv. ,
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The monthly business meeting at
the South Not-well: Bcpiict church
viii be bold ct the clan of the
my» mention tonight.
DOWNS SHORE HOUSE .
A [cod plus be procure o. chore
dinner or on. food in my style
Many portion or. new will: booked
for the couch borer-Adv.
-—Dcnciuk Wedge-coy cud Friday
nights. this week. Retail Point: Park.
Admission. $0 collide—Adv. .
Retiring superbitendent Georgi-3V
’ Among the Gnostic-«Painted
And Spring Flowers Decorate Table
included-
iliu 3
Superintendent George V. Boon. ‘1
open. barrmvid A. Green. super. 1‘
Miss Mcry Macmby. muoic cup-1.;
Miss Nicole McDonald. ,3
Miss Gladys Thomblfm. physiculir.
The N. D. Ryan Cola store will be '
r11 _ as»... MAY 23, 1925
Jen
Rectum ’ Articles.
rs
and News
Luncheon Meet
Buchanan
Piece Cards
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Mrs. Percy S. Barrett. the new
elected president of the Rownyton
Librarylbocrd. has been a resident
of the community for the past eight
years and during that. time lino been
uctivo in oil local attain. Site in
women district leader of the fifth
‘ ward Republican». president o: the
Hospital Whict club. 11. member of
tho executive board of the Norwclk
member of the house committee of
the Home for the Aged. the .lcldink
spirit in the Brookeido Chapel onco-
clnllcu. and a contributor to local.
civic. musical. and vellum associa-
lions.
Before coming to Rowuytou Mrs.
Barrett had much experience in an
‘ oxecutivo capacity in church. educa-
tional. women’s outings and char-
ity work.
,SPRINGWOOD
Chimes Gui-field of Lowe street
was a. visitox in Bridgeport Tuesday
at cnlng.
Steve Bcuyni of Paradise street
line a. visitor in Stamford yesterday.
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Mrs. Juliuc Budcvcky of Ely sve-
nue is spending n. few days with rel-
atives in Bridgeport.
D t O '
James Neubuucr oi! Stamford was
it visitor in Sprinkwood yesterday.
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Denied Green of New York was a
business visitor, in Sprinkwood yes-
terdsy.
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Henry Burns of Rldccilcld was a
visitor in town yutcrday.
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Gone Tomodoc ct chlnkt-on ave-
nue motored to Stamford yesterday.
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.w. Saloon of Bridgeport wu ct
business visitor in Sprlnkwcod ycs-
terdcy.
GIVEN DIAMOND
RING BY FELLOW
WORKERS AT R. & G...
Mrs. Catherine A. Bovie. oi! 1'?
Putnam avenue. was pleasantly our.
priced at the R. c: G. factory yester~
day afternoon by her coworkers.
Mrs. Boyle has been foiclady at the
factory for the past twenty year:
and is to leave tomorrow. Mrs. More
chi-ct Renaldo presented Mrs. Boyle
with a. diamond ring and a beautiful
bouquet of flowers.
tonight in Red Men's, hall. Main
street. The Memorial day commits
m... and Awnings-dogwood
--Ad\ .
innerkets close noon Saturday.
Do your buying Friday. Butehcrc'
Unloa.--Adv.
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”The Palace Boater-y ,on North
Main street. has been sold by Chur-
le‘s Levy to Charles Friedlon of Win.
n‘ipuuk. With the sale of this store.
Mr. Levy will be able to devote his
entire time to the South Main street
shoe store. also owned by him, and
which he has been running in con-
Junction with the North Main street.
since his father's retirement from
the shoe business.
Large Pen Cool. Harris a. Clans.-
Adv. ‘
o o 1o ,1
. air—BANNER HOMEMADE BAK-
.« 1312!. INC. _
Strawberry time is her. and VI
our: forum: you with colic more for
slim elk- (two sites). No cud soc
We ciao incite nice plcin ccko. for
use with ice credit. The» on gold.
whit... fudge. dovll'c. tonic and nice
on... Reasonable price for client:
given—Adv. . , _
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Cbcutcum guarantors or. rc-
elicited to be present It the High
Bonsai Library tun! cvonlnk It 11
o'clock. dcyllklit idyllic time. to or.
icon for several matters. 1 ‘
.Euc'h gust-untol- will brink Ind de-
posit with the trmurcr I.“ the
' money received pom dthc sole or 1
circle.
Republican women’s association. o~
too will make .thcir report. ‘
EAST NORWALK
LEAVESTO ,Go
TO, THEOLOGICAL
COMMENCEMENT
Dr. Frederick L. Piper
Of Christian Advent
Church Heads New
England School
Dr. Frederick L. Piper of the
Chriltiui Advent ' church left this
morning for Boston. where he will
‘cttcnd the commencement excr-
else; 0! the New England School or
"hoolcxy at which he is the presi-
dent. 011 in: return he will stop oil'
at Springfield to attend the conven-
tion 01,11“! Loyal Workers. the
younk pcopic'c ‘coclcty oi: the Ad-
vent church. and Sunday school
end Saturdcy.
“ . Yesterday's meeting of the Mis~
clonsry society at the Advent Chris.
tl‘hn church was devoted to sewing
and work on quills.
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There will be it choir rehearsal at
Christ church tomorrow night.
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given iii the
Palace theatre by
guild of Trinity church last evening.
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The King's Daughters of the So.
Norwolk Congregational church met
ycsiherdoy afternoon at tho home oi:
Mrs. S. W. Kelley. Scuvicw plucc
bliss Lorcuo Bertine of Winfield
street recently visited in Stamford.
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lulu Foulino Woioner oi? Winfield
circct motored to liyc Beach ’l‘u'cs‘
day evening.
I!
Lillian Finch. duug‘hicr ofyMr. and
Mrs. Jaime» Finch of 1‘3Iliel‘SOil street,
is able to be out of doors {lili‘l‘ her
recent llincrs.
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violilnk his home. 110 is u student in
the Yale School.
t
k.
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Mi” Virkiniu Green of Gregory
Boulevard. who was confined to her
home for ocvcriil weeks with diph-
ihcrlii. is able to be out attain.
D D I .
Repairs are being made to
roadway in Grocery Bouloi‘nrd fol—
lowing “wins or a gun intiin by the
Connecticut Light and bower Com»
pony.
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E. K. Luluif of Danbury \‘laitcd M
D. Motley lilo Essteavcnue grocer
yesterday. .
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William Eckart of Winfield street
was o. visitor in Bridgeport yester—
day.
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. A number oi workmen ware busy
yesterday putting the East Noriinlk
cemetery in first class condition in:
Memorial Day
t
A new traffic warning sign at the
C
' Corner of Winfield street and Rust
venue has been placed imposition
by the state highway department.
Birthday Party Given
For Miss Edith Hart
Miss Edith Hart was tendered a
surprise in honor 01' her birthday.
in the photographic studio of Mating
ll. MnuuklunAd South Main street.
“yesterday afternoon: Miss Hart is
ostenogrnpher in the law office of
Abrllinm Slnvcisky. same building.
Dancing and music were enjoy-
ed. followed by refreshments of
cake and ice cream. Attractive
flower favors were arranged for the
occasion. Miss Hart received a. norm
bar 0: pretty and useful slits.
Among those present were: Miss
Maud-Peck. Mr. William Hoyt, Mr.
Arthur Hoyt. Miss Dorothy Howard,
Miss Elizabeth Lane. Mrs. Sara E.
1.11m, Mr. Abraham Slevatsky. Dr.
E. Barthel. Mr. Menus Mnnugiiui,
Mil: Mary C Lushci and Miss Edith
Hurt.
Dancing Class to
Give Annual Recital
Thennnuul spring dance of the
Paula. E. fipoettlo pupils. Bridgeport
will take place Friday night at the
Park theater. Bridgeport.
Miss Gcnovio Northrop will be the
accompanist and during the recital
there will be two songs, “The Swal-
low' 'and "Ship 0: Drenms." sung. by
Mrs.Mergo.1-ct anery Leonard. iso-
prano.
Ensemble work will be presented
by the Beginners' Nature class. by
the Advanced Nature close and by
the Dcnbury club.
National Flag Lady
Ill. in New York
The "national Ilia ‘lady’ is ill. Mr.
and Mrs. Charles A. Robinson oi?
New York. who wcro obcve sailed
on the Bouncer-ll. you °fdd¥ for a.
four mouths' tour through Europe.
in. mucosa their trip indefinite-
lY. DWI to the illness or the latter.
mu. dblnccn is known as the
“notions! lick My," because or her
vctcuns' and vcriouc organizations
identified mm the war.
Dancing Class 1
~ Recital June 6
com-cation to be held there hidcy 1‘
Mrs. L. L. Pugh at Marion sve-
. rule was a. member or the cast at .
. f‘Tiio Love Garden."
the Dramatic
Leslie Davis. son of Attorney Leo I
‘ and Mrvaovis of Ilownu sircci, is
”10‘
work in present!“ American flags to ,
Holds ‘Season
a... we:
Pretty costume
for Sport Wear
‘ ivc y-co oral, Hutton.
ed slipovcr s'wcatcr is combined
with "a. skirt of natural kcsha in
this attractive summer sports
costume. ‘ ’
King’s Dadéhtérs Plan
"Visit. to Stepney
The loot meeting of the season
was held by the Endeavor Circle.
Kings Daughters of the South Nor-
walk Congresaiipnui Church at the
home of M15. S. W. Kelley in Sos-
sidc terrace yesterday afternoon.
Mr.
New Haven. formerly of this city.
were the guests of the clinic.
Sipperl‘ey was a member of the cir-
cle for some time and came. here
cépcclslly to attend the. last meeting
of the circle.
The penny bags which the mem-
bcrslinvo had since Christmas were
brought in and ncttcd the treasury
about ten dollars.
The members or the circle are
planning to visit Mrs. Currie El-
wood in stepncy some Sunday alt.
crunch in June. Mrs; Elwood is an
Vex-county president oi? the King’s
Daughters having'lield that office
'[Cil‘ about seven or eight years until
her advanced ago made it necessary
for licr'to give up the office.
Country Club Plans
Elabbrate Poppy Ball
The -Westport Country club is
very busy those days getting ready
for the summer season. It is the
intention or the Sports committee to
have a. line card of events for the
starting in right now. ,.
0n Sutuiduy and Sunday a. spe-
cisl club luncheon will be
the mombeis at an unusually rea-
sonnlzlc price. it special Memorial
Day dil‘lllPl will he served on Satur-
day. May 30th. .. followed by a Poppy
bill]. It is planned to robkc Memor:
isl Day at the Country club an nus-
picious occasion.
Ralplilnce has bought all the urn
pictured stories of Jack London and
will film them.
‘ made lurgci
, , lam
‘ mien.
"Die
M rs. '
coming season and the members are ‘
serv ed. ,
Grace Parish Woman’s Guild
’5 Last Meelin
Plane Made for Improvements to Kitchen . '
Parish House-«Activities Reported—Fa
To Be Conducted' 1n November
The olosink meeting of the seas ‘
of the Grace Parish Women's Go
was held yesterday afternoon at t
home of Mrs. Thomas 8. Murray . ‘
Delaware“ avenue. The house
attractively decorated with cpri
flowers.
Mrs. Elblrt Woodward. preside
; “ as chairman of the building co .
. mlttee. announced that plans
now ready for the improvements
be made on the kitchen of the p ,
lab house and that: the contract ~ .
be awarded in the near future.
For some time it has been f
‘ that the kitchen was too small a
' now the committee in charge
nouuccs that it will not only.
but that additlo
modern improvements will be no
‘ ed.
Plans at the activity of the 3
were reported. and it was pain
out that considerable charlie
work has been accomplished.
sides the raising of the ncccss
funds for the kitchen impro
~ menis.
Plans were also discussed for i
fall activities. and it was decided
arrange to: a supper and .fair to .
held in November. The ‘ tenict 1
dates set was November 18 and
. the Wednesday and Thursday of t;
. week before Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Murray proved an excell:
hostess and ierrecbmento of on
wiclies. ice cream and coffee w
”served at the close of the meotim
The next meeting of the so
will be held the last Wednesday
September. at wlilch time the
mini election or officers will
place.
Those present yesterday includ .
Mrs. li‘lbirt Woodward. preside I
Mrs. Lester Hyatt. vice preside '
Mics‘Elizubcih Clark. secrets ‘
treasurer. .f
Mrs. Edward Bradley. Mrs. W ;
Wnrdweil. Jr» lilies Stir
ta
Misc L. Bradley. Mrs. Cotter. ll
8. Byxbce, Mrs. Claus Christoi’fer ,
Mrs. s. Van Buren. Mrs. Stev"
Kcilokk. Mrs. John Morriman. R
and Mrs. James B. Werner a
MIT and Mrs. Thomas Murray.
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Danish philosopher and critic.
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