FOUR
- y-‘ p.._...-....
surprise party was h
anniversary of the couple.
versary.
9.. basket of fruit.
served.
cunt; (2.1.5.5.... " at The
Home of Mr. and Mrs. Banks
old at the
of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Banks.
Miller street. Saturday evening
”the occassion of the Nib wed-
It‘s celebration was a double one
Mn Banks mother at the same
celebrated her 77th birthday
0. Louis Banks was presented
vs blanket ill honor of the oc-
n while her mother was given
A hot supper
h ham and ”all the ‘fi'xln‘s"
THE EVENING SENTINEL—SQ. NORWALK, CONN.
CI
, K MUS chZioioil'Iy- Quill
FAMILY REUNION
IS HELD BY
I i
and Mrs. Peter Vaast.
Mr. and Mrs. Jules
and Mrs. Steven Orris.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Yost. Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence lianks.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert. Olsen and
Vattst. Mr.
ing Day.
Among. the guests present were;
Mr. and Mrs. italph E.
andi daughter. Pauline.
Mr and Mrs. ll‘rcd Saunders.
Peter Vaast Jr.. Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Banks and Mrs. Banlts' niov
thcr. '
Music for the evening was fun
. ush the present day
tunes: into diefnvor.
the long forgotten waistline.
Behind fashion screens
LOCAL Diners
l at 8 o’clcc.t.
i be served after the meeting.
O t C
m‘eetlc articles. Wed.
ii until to.
Dec.
! C O
not tonight. in
5.1 program.
0 I 3
--Order your personal
0‘.
see
do, Chapel Tuesday evening.
V O C
it is a I picked oven—Adv.
I I I
.r for remodeling work.
North Main street.
3
O 0 e
. 'or the Court
on’ West avenue.
clubhouse
‘ 0 Q 0
terms. Donneliy.—-Adv;
O O t
O D O
nelly’s? second noon—Adv.
. U C.- O
.bandonment ,
Brings Hope to Stout iiomen
mining Paris eotlturiers, .haviug'
' woefully put over the flared skirt
M, are planning a campaign to
[low the flare principle still further
rder not only to break definitely
straight line silhouette, bt.’ also
feminine
They believe the time has come—4
‘ coming soon—for full figures.
they are gingerly. almost fur-
” "ill. allowing to creep into their
lections of the new season's mod-
gowns flint iuok utterly unortho-
ill: on account of the obtrusiveness
and in
1uty parlors it is whispered wo-
ol! soon will have to abandon their
Bting. and other methods of com-
ing and oppressing nature. and
opt a less strenuous life that will
V6 the anatomy a chance to deveIOp
Women of tho Mooseheart Legion
1 meet tomorrow night at Mount?
Refreshments
—-Christmas sale of fancy and
2nd.
Supperflb cents
.. 6 to 7. First M E. church. Adv.
he professional club of the Mil.
Ailer School of Dancing will
Red Men‘s Hall.
' “binston street for supper and a
engraved
rlstmas Cards today at Donnelly‘s
call for them at Christmas.—
here will be a meeting of the
kslde Association at the Brook-
De.
her 1 to discuss Christmas plans.
‘The Hamilton Shop has its
plate line of Christmas cards
calendars ready. Now is a good
a, to make selections before the
‘ ”crowds get out and before the
Now is the time to arrange (01
Ex-
ts are employed here for the re-
eiing of fur coats Consorvatlve
es prevail. The l‘wln City Valet.
Phone 408.—
‘hursday. December 3. the mem-
Cecile. Cathodi-
hters of America will meet in
:Household Calla—flank 8: Guns
0 C O .
{his Buckingham Womens‘ Relief
‘rps will ho‘d s. business meeting
the home of Mrs. Lettle Guilcs
Blivermine avenue. December 3.
VRadlos and Victroias sold on
The regular bi-monthly meeting
he Connecticut Council of Cath— 1.
Women will be held Friday in
Catholic clubhouse on West ave-
ew Gift Department now open .
'e nomination committee of ”it
play Mothers club is preparing
ate of officers ready for the bloc-
of 'the club Monday, December
on: tho-0 present mire: wished by the Vaast Bert-nicer. snl Steinhart. .
r. and Mrs. C. M. Larsen Mr. Steve's Happy Five. ' the last family reunion was htld
~—- ‘ Just 13 years ago at the licun-‘t
home in llnrre stro-it. {Hill of ill(‘
table at this tinio there were 13
guests at both dinner and supper.
0f Slim L'nes
—..._...__....__
THREE HUNDRED
IN ORATORIO
SOCIETY CONCERT
in freedom. In fact, the word "bust"
is being heard once more. .
Meanwhile the llared skirt effect.
has led to production of what is
called the “bride's cont." so named
because it is much favored by new-
lywed women for her. ”noon travel.
However. its popularity is not com
flnCd to young brides. as is proved
by the Queen of Spain. who'has just.
ordered one. Now it is the craze of
Paris. ,
The coat is cut with full-length
shawl collar. The bacl line fur is
carried to the hem of the flared skirt.
gl‘he fur can be of any kind. but must
will be on the stage of the Bridge-
port High schoolvtomorrow night at
the concert to be given by .he
Bridgeport Oratorio society. illi
largest number the society has bad
in lourteon years.
Albert Bimhiml. composer of the
principal numbers to be song, will
accompany the chorus. Howard
Broekaway will be present. li'e
wrote two of the selections which
will be given. George Barri-re. the
worlds greatest iluiist will be he—
companied on the plane by Prof.
include strippings in lighter-colored Blmhonl. Practically “wry promin-
pelts—for instnnep_ hrown caracul (m 5mg”. m Bridgeport \\'lil itlze
with beige. black l'ersion ‘imb with part
gray. sealskin'wlth ermine. As a go.
lug-away wrap this coat is being seen
at almost all smart weddings of the
season.
COUNTRY CLUB
Lucitn T. Warner, president; Jon.
athaa Godfrey. honorary vice-presi-
dent: Sanford Stoddard. first vice-
presidt‘nt; Mrs. Charles 1). Davis.
'5 cond vice-president; Mrs. it‘redt-r.
ick ll Grannies. secretary: ”mallard
M. .‘illen’i treasurer: i-‘ritlik it"flw-
ellitu. dirbt-tor.
Members of the governing ilr-lli‘ii
MEMBERS TO
. GO TO SCHOOL are: Leonard M. Allen. Mrs. I’l‘Dtl
Atwntcr. Mrs. Henry L. Bishop, Al.
Saturday December ‘25 an after. ' \in (1. ilreuif Mrs. tthurle‘i: D. Davis.
' ' . ' , ltoi *rt . .
noon of “Readin.” Rliln' and mu]. James Dunn ’*
motic.” will be held at the Br"°i"lthan Godfrey. Frederick ll. Gran-
.lawn Country Chib- Brldkcport. Alniss. Mrs. Frederick Grannies l'rtinlt
rlze for s a :J. Green. Clarence R. Hall. Miss
gonated b;hMrl;.sées:!nxtiela‘;"hfisn£r:;l Bessie Harlow. Miss Anne I.. Hngti:
At 4:30 o'clock there will be a ro- Kim. L. Eugene Hebbnrd. Alexan rel
cess for “lunch." A dinner dance Limont. James indium. Miss May
will follow the “session of school." 1100189 l‘cck.‘ James D. .Nkigntr,
The pronram for December fol—[Clayton l’. httvr-us. vSanford .tml:
lows: Ti [‘ny, December .‘ buflmidnrd. Lucien l. “arncr. Janus
luncheon. Saturday. December 5. Westbrook.
beefsteak dinner. Mixed bowling '“"—"““'-'"‘""“
contest. E‘ii-xsday. December 8. att- ‘JeWiSh Women Plan
ernoon ix party. preceded by a
l . Glee Club Concert
buffet in i on. Saturday Decem.
Mrs. Walter Loewith \vill preside
ber la. Eugene Lockiiart. humorist‘
and pianist will entertain with pen-
tomine anti musical sketches. Tues-1m the meeting of the Bridgeport
day. December lb. buffet luncheonlwcmn, Council of Jewish Women
Saturday December 19. dinner at to be held tomorrow evening in the
7:30 P- M" followed by a ”PM“ sun parlor of the Stratiield hotel.
. party. Mm. D. Fairchiid Wheeler, Mrs. Louis Katz will give Bevl‘ffli
has done: i the prizes Tuesday. readings and there will be selections
December :32. buffet luncheon. by the council glee club.
Monday. December 28. table d'- Miss Jane Manners 01 New York
hots dinner preceding the annual will 31% a program of three short
Charity be). Tuesday. December plays and several stories.
.29. buffet luncheon. Thursday.
December 31. New Year's eve din- ,
nor dance and Cafe Chantant. Dur- I Garden CIHb to
ing the winter tea is served daily nt[
5 o'clock. ' l , See Tulip MOVie
“Culture of the Tulip." to be pre—
Masquerade Dance?
Azalla chapter. Order of the
Eastern Sterile planning to hold a
masquerade dance in Masonic Tem-
ple Stratfield Main street. Saturday.
Dec. 5. with presents for those hav-
ing the best costurnes.
A number of novelties will be in-
troduced in the course of the even-
ing. The committee in charge is
head by Mrs. s. Bagley. and com-
prises L. Cowdely. A. Gothardt. l3.
Wadhams. E. Tyler, 1“. Bond. M.
Clinton G. Hassem A. Osborn and
[1. Smith.
\Vestport Theatre.
The film will
The movie is to be presented in
’connectlon with a children's moving
picture on the same afternoon.
ETHEL:
Mrs. Howard Gorham is chair-
man of the nominating committee.
assisted by Mrs. William McLachlan
and Mrs. A. Gregory.
C C O
‘ ——Bitumlnous Household Coal.—
Harris & Gena—Adv.
.‘v
C U C
The Business and Professional
Women's- club will meet at the
South Norwnlk Baptist church Mon-
day, December 7. '
ALL MONEY i
deposited in: this bankbefors
DECEMBERVB .
will draw interest from
Accounts of $1 to“’$10.000 are invited
THE BEN N ETTS '
A family reunion was held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. S. 0. Bennett
of 5 Woodside avenue. Thanksgiv-
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H. Bennett
family.
Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Boothby and “goggle“? Bennett
family. ' '
Mr. (.0. I. Mrs Elizabeth Toby “atrium“; Mrs. Percival Bennett
Russell l-razier. '
llt'llncii
Miss Edith Steliihtirt and Walter
Mere than 300 active members
l‘lt’lmvs,‘
Thomas i-‘lsh. A. C. blather. Jona--’
ON
HONEYMOON
‘ «i
M". AI~I\\J n; .............i.l iiiul
Mil. AND MRS. FRANK LONCHAK
Who Were wed Friday morning at 10 o‘clock at St. l..aditxlons' ['i‘tiill'_\'_
Mrs. Lent-link \vtis formerly Miss lrene Dc (jcsnrc of Mulvoy street. The
couple ate nmv lionvyniouulng in the South.
the
church at
acting rector.
Congregational
marriage i
in
The bride
Allen of imperial
Mr. Allen was attended by Arthur
portray ”18 best Gags. and the ushers were William nvomlu . ~ 1
known tulip farms in Rolland and 'Stone. cousin of the bride. and lie. florid“ “'1 cum
will give the tulip culture in detail. ya) Allen. of Stafnfol-d'
cousin 0
‘the bride groom. The church was
preiiily decorated with yellow and’i'ifter the wedding the. couple left
\\ hiic Chrysanthemums and palms. on a honeymoon for parts unknown.
. /
Ali—YEQ‘INDEED, ri5‘_
A Q‘AD AND '
GLOOMY “ML-
. - i '
Miss Banks Is Wed Mrs. Crawford to
To 'l‘enner Allen
A petty wedding took place at
Sausatuck
Speak in Southport
Mrs. John Crawford. Westport rc-
presentativo io,.tho lmgislature. will
2:30 o'clocs Saturday speak at the meeting of the South-
ui'tcrnoon when ltzv. W. S. Deming.
united
Miss Florence 0. iliuiks and Trailer
Allen. both of Weutport
5 Members of tniI Norwalk Garden ‘ is a daughter of Mis. Mary J. Brinks
iclub are urged to attended an “Tl-‘of with street and of the late sum
. ‘ . . .. . .
EaSteln Star Plans fusually ine moving picture on the i lin‘ults. florist. lilr Allen is the son
lot Mr. and Mrs.
sented Wednesday afternoon at inept-rune Westport
port Current Events Club Friday.
Mrs. Crawford will tell of her ex-
periences in the Legislature.
Mr. and Mrs. Cans
Leave On Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Roy (lane of West
left today on a trip to
They expect to
f be gone for a month.
l
‘O‘o‘l‘vi
‘_ -W.—...“__. a... ‘-
NAT. REPUB.
l WOMEN TO
CONVENE JAN. 16‘
‘ The National Republican Wom-
'cn's Club will hold its .tiiinuul
luncheon this year on Jan. 16. at
the Waldorf-Astoria. Speakers of
the highest uraoe are always on the
program fox these luncheonii, and a
moat worth while occasion to enjoy-
ed.
, Any woman who is interested in
attending is eligible to go to this
luncheon. Reservations. accompan-
ied by checks. may be secured
through the Stamford members 01
the national organization. among
I(hrnld
lloyt.
GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB
TO BROADCAST
OVER THE RADIO
The Connecticut College for We»
men‘s Glee club will give a one
hour recital on December 1: at the
f'l‘ravclers' Broadcasting station WT
ilC. Hartford. according to an an-
nouncement made til the college in
New London today.
i it is the first appearance of this
jmnch discussed glee club on the
Eradio and arrangements are being
lmade to have "listening in" parties
among the Connecticut College
alumnae chapters throughout the
State.
The Glen club which comprises
gthlrty-one voices is considered one
jof the best women's organizations
,in any educational institution. In'
'crder to qualify all girls must have
thud seicral years experience in
,siuging and many of them are fin-
ished musicians.
The club is under the direction of
'i’rofrssor Frederick Weld. formerly
.baritoue soloist with the Boston
'Symphony. the New York Symphony
guild the New York Philharmonic or-
jt‘hrstras. Miss Marion (‘ogswell of
Iberry. New Hampshire is student
leader.
The program will start at 8:30
[o'clock eastern standard time and
'includen the following numbers:
itfollego Hymn: Murmurinx Zephyre.’
“in the Boat." "The Snow." “Whist-
{ling solo. Minuet. “Maiden Re-
member." "When Love (‘omcs to
Stay." "On Wings of Music." so-
prano solo. "(‘armena." “Great is
‘l‘liy Glory. 0 God." "Alma Mater."
OLD WELL LODGE
AND 0. E. S. HOLD
JOINT PARTY
There wt-re feurieeu iebus of
cards ut the joint rnrli party held.
under the umpires of the tlpliir
Chapter. No. .52. ()l‘del‘ of the Ensl-
ern Star and the Old Well Lodge,
Saturday night.
The party was held in tho han-=
quot hall of the new Masonic lodge
rooms and was given for the bone-
fit of a new carpet for the rooms on
Washington street.
There were no prizes offered as
Cunning‘hiuu and Miss Eva
the affair was a benefit. Ci'icr and
cruellers were served after the
games. ‘
”A The committee in charge includ-
td: Mrs. C. Jackson White. Mrs.
Clara llauschildt and Mr. Beckett.
.—..——-
Special Music at . _
Epworth League Fair
The fifth annual fair of the Ep-
worth League of the East Avenue
lchurch will be. held at the churcn
tomorrow night.
Besides the many booths of fancy
work, aprons. candy and cake.
them will be a Spi't‘ifll program of
music arranged for the occasion.
The First Frost
‘ con —-— water I 9L
also wean new ,
G‘uMMED COMEG‘ ’.
DECEMBER lST l i 1 . i
‘ _ . ~ —- uriLEG'S‘ mu HAVL \ '
, _ ‘- HAY—FEVEP \ \
. ‘ tbs - l
I\\'il0lll are Mrs. Samuel Young. Mrs.
MONDAY-NOVEMBER M. 1027'».
lMeml-iei 0 Rieslg70us
Speak at Church .Vleet'ug
4|
\
\rw-i
(Jutuitril
Flilf‘t‘ll ll‘ll’llillt‘l‘fl \‘Il lll' l'r‘lmu'liiinus .‘il l. Zen 2 . ‘l . . l
People's Religious t‘unut‘ll Hill at y “it" "Wm" ‘1
the home of Miss Mini .‘vif‘l'llS ll .d- i y' ‘ii‘mllpl ”his; 1”:M M v' R‘ W i
_ - l ‘v w. . i - - .
icy yesterday afternoon. on lilclcrl _\,L:.i.l.l...n, .11“ digit [it“lvil'fiffljli .r
avenue. I'illyf; lwttl: l’oirtr, Stilzlvx' l'ul‘l‘u 1‘
Some of tin lil"lllillln \t..'.‘,.. l H. i: 3..» lihv-dn .liriis. .\l= :4 Wt.
to the l‘iOllSU. nit-lung in Hunt of tlw [1‘31“ “Harm" Him.“ ”WW" ," “‘i
South Nothulk t71):ll_;i‘-l.':illliu.‘li 2'.‘ J“ I.“ H any}:“hwy." ':\‘ V‘
church .‘it 3:20 u'i'ltrt-lt :iud iil'll‘ ill" , mp pm; _‘1 . ||:,.llli
at the Hudii-y home at l o'rliu-k lwlmt . um l:!l'|‘,iil.. ill: > -
The president. l'rtiucis Nun-thinp l’ll.’-il_i~.‘lil. "22:. till promul- ill. ....
lprcsidecl. Reports of the (liliil'Clli (mun . it. i... |.u".'i_\lrin l‘vl'm
nice prr-sidtnts were slit-n. followul munch to :.‘1. :.d a union m-r-i’u «l
{by the regular business meeting. 1. Jinn"). m. liquor and the lie.
’ it was decided to hold a union, iMi‘iiIll ll '}....l1..v 1,; a..~~pv.| «‘zw.
.scrvlcc for lili il1-- young p-opil'r‘l >-‘ 'llli'i ’III‘M" " i .»i- , :l'mll
lsorietivs ill Norwulk sonutluu l'u rim. .1......ti~-vn mix. ililI-I "
ling Jimlliil'y. 'l'le: nest l‘ll‘lill.K! it: ~: I I: .‘ wzvzi'mr, .‘lirx llulll v
will be held during January :lt lil'JIt'll 'iiv elem-r. 'il‘ll'u'ui m, .-.__
lSouth Norualk Cnugregdtiuriaiz lil‘”- ':~~in. C- '. 'iriu “ll ef tlw
church. twin”: pp p‘ “till. i: int-zen h; i:
Gatnte were followed by crusade htun,
WOMAN’S CLUB
OFFERS FINE
PROGRAM TON (lH'l‘
i .._.___.
l The. Woman's Club add». this t‘\t'l’\-
‘ it
while proplt- brought it) Norii'nlk.
This evening at Grace Church l‘urisli
editor of the peetrv magazine.
im Ami rirn.
become dw‘oply interested. lliioiigli
Mr. \‘lnzil. in helping to publish a
little \‘Olilll'lu of the \‘Ol’sf‘ of another
poet and has prrsunded Mr. \‘iunl to
read .1 numi'llr of poems: from ili‘l'
forthcoming book.
.\'ul'\vallt's two musicians, llalph
Tolnud :iuri liewnt 'l'oruan dill him
they. with Mr. \'iunl, have Int-mu!
deeply interested in bringing the
cause of pot-try in Not-walk lovers of
good literature. Mr. ilnlph Toland.
baritone. has won liiuh praise for
his dramatic and tirtlsiics renrlcriui:
of such songs as “Thr- Silversmith,"
“The Five." and "Danny lien-ver" t'lll.
ultitlniz. in many Wayr. the dramatic
successes of the late David llisphnui.
The artists “‘1” be introduced by
Miss Margurrt Brondlnzm-r. presi-
dent of the Women's Club. Among
the ushers are Miss Elizabeth Krupp.
Miss Virginia Krupp. Miss
Cole and several ynunc ladies from
the Hillside School and from Miss
Thomns' School.
are the following: Mr. and Mrs.
George I“. Bolts. Miss Sullie Jetts.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor illuri. Miss Mar.
caret liremllinger. Mr. and Mrs. ii.
A. E. Chandler. Mr. and Mrs. A.
Hyde Cole. Mrs. William A. Curtis.
Mrs. P. J. Curtis. Miss Helen Curtis.
Mrs. James Ells. .\lr.'und Mrs. George
Thorno liill.'Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. George
l’lillip Krupp, Mrs.
Lumscn, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Nash.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rogers. Dr.
and Mrs. D. A. Shambaugh. Miss Ma-
hel Thomas. Mrs. Joseph Whitcsidc,
Miss Abbie. Ann \vuson. Miss a...
(rude Wood, Miss Ruth M. Wilson.
Royal Cortissoz
To Speak Again
The members of the Stamford
Woman‘s Club will be glad to “el-
oome back at their meeting Wed~
nesduy afternoon
ium. Royal Cortissoz. who delighted
them with the lecture on the devel-
opment of American art at one of
their recent meetings. Mr. Cords.
so: will speak next eri‘k on thr-
"Work of John Sergeant."
Mr. Cortissoz' books are still at
the desk at tho Ferguson Library.
He has written many valuable es-
says on art. and ls'a regular cor.»
tributor to Srribner's magazine as
well as a licture: at the Metropoli—
tan Museum of Art in New York
The informal nature of the talks.
combined with their real worth. liii-z
made the next speaker on the \'tl‘-
ind program of the. Women‘s Club
one of their favorites. '
First Major Concert
By Research Club
What promises to be one 01 the
most outstanding and artistic re-
citals of the already crowded sen-
soa of musical events will take place
tomorrow evening in the Stratiicld
ballroom when the Musical Re-
search ciub presents three young
American artists. Alton Jones. plan-
in their auditor- '
House. Mr. lint-old \‘inal, port and:
"Voices." will read some interesting)
emu-lights on this condition of pot'li')‘: ‘ . , . _
Thu \Vuluun's t‘luli bus i (“MUN “‘1
he heard on the sume program. he.
i-Ei‘ll-ll\l.~\N \\'liillll.‘\’ti
PACT CALLED
i N Czillli‘S'l‘ IDEAL
’ -,.--....
A marriage l'ilt'f, til'H’l‘liH ii M tin:
)g gmmhi r to “5 long 11,... of worth—i lJti'Ju' r 7.. lllll‘...', :i.. 1dr at. is pubnm.
Id by ill-ii ptipti. .\ Ciiii'ltlS liiillll'n
la. \\t‘\'ir. 1:; that it contains tnl,
(litmus in \tiiitli the \‘Iiit'vto-l'i is 1‘»
11.;rw".
; lly one. of the clauses the \vif-l
promlues "net to keep it’ll') rings, nor
to conipi-l my husband to read my
in 11‘ ion}: to more ihlll‘.
illl't‘t: \tt‘nni :l's clubs."
ll ehilur u should come from tho
umiriuiuuml alliance. the “if-i
premism “nut it. ”15.51 upon t‘aihvr
Return; up :it built it) li~‘:it tho
ivully's nil.l~.." n]: I "lint to insist that
(ill bud q‘lail‘l-‘r‘ of the children
t-Ome irw'n iill husband. and his
itll'f'llt‘tll‘n."
in Ollll‘l' to mold quarrels our
Il‘t'i..illlill‘ nun-111nm lii- (‘(»rlll‘(lt‘t
billllli'lllh‘ that the \vii'w “liiust llUi
insr-t upon an automobile linr iii-
tempt to lui.l:ite t:\tl'y cl‘tl't-ss ill
Iii‘t‘hd or sum of luili‘rliurrillg"
'l‘li-r dul‘..ul \zlf- hurt him; rc-
:r.i:n from tlulnl. All} ;I;ll x ".it, it...)
‘r.i.~ap the ll“l'\l8 of flu. i‘iuriililii. Stir
illll'W "it t 10 Ii'“
must lil‘i' [are
iurb him as be rcutls his me: .l:
paper at il't‘dit'i'dst” nor to "l”!ll‘Hili
.uptm him to go out of an evening
Mul'it‘ :
i "but
when he is tired."
To womplr'e
illplilllliki “ii"
to ask luv
this l.‘i::lt‘ilil0fli.ll
should also opiat-
husband for Sug;
.SL’SilOllS about the menu nor to of-
Among the patrons of the eveniug'
v
ii‘rederick 1.. -
l
or to buy hi.H clothes."
ll'OhiRn’s Club to
Sponsor Pageant
Tomorrow, at iuzzlz'i, at the \\'o—‘
man's club rooms. Stamford. the
Drama [tending Committee will
nit-«t with Mrs. Long to select types
to take purl in the pictures The
Holy Grail \vhleli Mrs. Lyon of Bos-
ton is to present to the club. Wetl-
nesday afternoon and evening Dec.
ill. the regular club day. Mr. Hoteli-
kiss is in charge of the music that
accompanies the picture.
It is always interesting to are
friends pose in costume. and the
Abbey Paintings of The Holy Grail
in The Boston Public Library are
the most gorgums piece of pageari
try that the club has ever attempted
The newly formed Drama Rend-
lng Group which met-tit the club
rooms. a few weeks ago. has become
Mrs E. ll. Lawrence‘s group and
meets at the homes of its members.
In the group tire Mrs. E. ii. Law-
rence. chairman. Mrs. Bender. Miss
Fishbaek, Mrs. llurdlng. Mrs. Louis.
Mrs. John llrown. Mrs. Warn-n,
Mrs. Walter and Mrs. Richmond.
This group meets for 111-: third
reading today. at 2:30. wuh Mrs.
Lewis. 88 Bt-«lford street. The lny
for the. afternoon is "Sun i'p."
ist. Thomas Wall. baritone. and
Robert Devlin-7:. \'Itlillll:~‘l. This is
the club‘s first major recital of the
srasou and is being looked forward
to Will] much interest by the illusi-
clone and nlllh‘il‘. lovers of the city.
The concert will begin Pl‘Olllliii)'silt
azau o'clock and “ill be open to the
general public.
.lluny uotmi musicians have been
invited to attend this program which
will include Mrs. Russell Dorr the
national historian: Mrs. Albert 1.
House. president of the Connecticut
Federation of Music clubs; Edwin
Hughes. eminent pianist and r-vlllnr
in chief of all piano music publish-
ed by Schirmer; Graham Mnrr.
baritone. (‘hiengo and San Carlos
Opera company: Thomas Prentice.
well-known critic.
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Velvet Suede and Satin are the leading materials
in fall footwear. We are showing several new mo-
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Gun Metal hose is mostattractivc when worn with
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