, - Malay“ .
.of smears was held at the
of the DoMolsr Mothsrs’
. . the clubhouse. ,Wost
yesterday afternoo . Those
Made: ' 9 "
Alb. McKihhin. .prcsident,
. ’ ' .
William H. ‘Gailter.
vice
I! I. Duff, secretary.
'- ' Weed. treasurer.
"members were wel-
the club. making a total
. now '1 7i. '
‘ "annual meeting the first
hiagach'pecember and to
, in“: intestinal on the
outlay afternoon of each
. on of the various comv
, .. lrill be appointed by " the
. Lister.
members were present at
ng yesterday. plans being
AL BRIEFS. '
- arisecpersl Circle of the
sir-gm tloasl church held a
1st t 0 home of Mrs. Frank
44 Elmwood avenue. South
H. last night.
all ._ 0
« and Viesrolas sold on
DonnellywvAdv. .
1n
, C C I
Golden Rule Circle as the
'Ohl'lstmas sale of fancy sr-
mbly Hall building at the
‘ Wall and Commerce
n-ld Coke—liarris 8: Guns.
‘ ‘ I '
tee Aid society of the
mullet Episcopal church
Thursday afternoon at
, . full report ‘on the Christ-
_ w .9 and supper will be made
. or repel-u discussed;|
O O O
O 0 i
Congregational
night December
' '3‘ significant meaning.
p it so.‘
"the future to keo
. "Adv.
meeting tonight at the K
.i Election of officers wil
to.
; fleuonable price.
was alum
Phone lira—Adv.
s O t " '
T. F
’ use. Harry W. Earle.
lingual». . ,
Bette
Mnsblemrtce. T. 1"
rs. hone Idem-Andy.
, e s s
lsrlbusln'efs meeting a
, and Professional We
‘ others’ Club
dsi Election of Officers
W meeting it was voted '
Continuation church will‘
Johnson bicycles and I'ver
velocepedes. skates. skating
drills-”porting goods of all
'o-r'obcs, cutlery. traveling
make this Xmas gifts. A.
24 North Main St.-—Adv.
Henry Helium Tweedy
varsity will speak at the
, dinner of the South
church.
17. ‘ at
, t . - ~ _ ill. a. Church tonight. i
no rem-owner." ' ' ' ,
.. : 1.. with Diamonds. —Toysi Toys! Toys! At Anse-
,/ Joveiry. Silverware. etc... vines—Adv. ‘ -
these ports has a for reach-
_ it has .
Jill” 1853 and the present
" Ar 0. B. Jackson. 58 Wall
' It will be the policy and
I i O O ’
Laurel. No. 106. Catholic
ofi‘lmorics. will' hold a
on Washington street. at
'of 20.000 yards or Filling
Contractors and
”1“” meeting- of the Nora
{ n Club will be heldtoa
~ flornoon stoo'eloclr at. the
or 29.600 ms- .. Filling
'Iho. Contractors and
‘ bras held last night at the
F
oomplstad for the card party which
takes place this afternoon and this
evening. _ - .
Mrs. Gainer who is general choir-
rns'n of the affair. announces that as
tables have diready been reserved.
A number of the members will play
at home in connection with the par-
ty, turning in their $2 for each table
afterwards.
M the card party this afternoon.
refreshments of tea. cake and candy-
wiil be served while this evening. re-
freshments of coffee. cake and call-
dy will be served. ,
it has been voted to donate 825 a
month to'tlle Delllolsy boys towards
their maintenance expenses. There
is a balance of 134.98 in the tress-
ury at the present time.
The next meeting of the club will
be. held the first Monday in Janu-
.ary at which time plans for the
Spring months will be discussed.
A social hour was enioyed after
the business.
South Norwaik Baptist- Clinch.
Routine business of the club was
transacted. , The next meeting will
be held at the church on Monday,
December 21.
t O I
~Now is the time to arrange for
your for remodel g work. Ex-
perts are employed
modeling of fur coats. Conservative
prices prevail. The Twin City Valet.
of! North Main street. Phone ‘08.—
Adv.
Q II
Mrs. Edgar Murphy of Bust ave-
nue will be hostess this afternoon for
the members of the lioshltul Tillm-
bio Club. '
I l O
~Leave your order now for Per-
sonal Christmas Cards Benedict the
J0li'elQr--—Ad\’.
O
s' 'f
The semi-monthly meeting of the
Young People's Trinity Musical and
V
at the church.
t t
—-Bituminous Household Coal.—
Harris 8: Guns—lids-
0
Members of the Mothers“ g2» ,lvili
meet this afternoon at the i is’ ands
Women's Club on .Main street.
. s, , e_
\Vth will I set my ‘rlrl': We’ll
say a "Lane Ceduggbest. Our re»
cent purchase at a our lead enables.
us to show a big variety of styles
and sizes at Angelrine’s.v-AD
O O C
There is to b: a meeting of. the
finance committee of thy Nero-slit
The Whatsoover Circle of the
South N o r w at k Congregational
Church will meet at the home of
Mrs. Ed Smith. on Berlvlew avenue.
this afternoon... .
0
—-,Visit Donneliy'siiew Gift De.
partmcnt. second floor. and solve
'your Christmas problems.
0 O 0
Under the auspices of the Friend-
ship Bible class. s. concert will be
held in the East Avenue M. E
Church tonight. ‘
U
i
o s: ‘
-——Seo our large display of Christ.
mas Cards and! penny ,post cards,
second finer. Donnelly'é.
s C II
. A supper is to be served at the
First M. E. Church tonight at. 6
o'clock. Mrs. FrchBailey is chair-
marl.
es,e
Lady Macmillan Lodge will hold
s regular business meeting at Red
Men's fail. on Main street. tonight. .
PRINTEDV-ELYETEEN.
~Whlle velveteen is printed Willi
futuristic patterns in bright colors
and makes very attractive costumes
for country club wear.
f
.Iiorenours s to
.l.
'11?
«r . ether'rolk. dill
levsIs-V loin
. YOUR CHRISTMAS LIST
. ' ' _‘ ‘4 e , . r .
Bow lastly of those on‘ your list might profit
8y. 3 Savings Pass Book. with [first entry in.
of gifts. Let you“:-
be To lifelong charseten
w
s-senreusu‘l
S0. 803W“.
VMembEr.mem with all
h smear-we ‘
ore for the re.
Dramatic Guild will be held tonight
i
,0vertbr‘ow. Miss Gladys Callahan.
' entertainment is being given doses
vWednssdsy. She will select tie
the
‘ colorless
:osptiost spasm ill '9' W‘.
.cbareh today. noses-mull":
COUNTY HOME'
CHILDREN T0
BEENTERTAINED A
The fairy story or "allow White 3“
add» Seven Dwarfs" will be acted
by girls of the intermediate de-
ent of the‘uillsids school iii
the annual Christmas party to be
given Saturday afternoon at the
school for the children of the Fslrfi
field County Home. There will be
ice cream and cake for the Home
children and personal gifts for each
one.
At the close of the afternoon.
about 4 o'clock. the girls of the lip-
per school will give. for the eighth
time. their presentation of the beau- ,.
tiful Christmas play "The Holy
Night." written by Florence Con-j,
verse. in a. scene before the stable
at Bethlehem. the Shepherds speak
of the time when Mcssia shall be
born and “all the b is shall
speak."
All the friends of the schools are .
cordially invited to attend. This
week is review week and next week
come the term examinations. The ‘.
school closes for the Christmas holl-
day at hits on Friday. December
18th. reopening Thursday morning.‘
January 7th.}, ‘ . .
"mg- —-
c. 8. CHAPTER
HOLDS SOCIAL AT i
C. w. CLUB.
The l). 'h'. Chapter of the Girls'
and Women's Club held a. social
meeting at the club rooms. Main
street. has levelling. The program.
in charge of Mrs. Arthur Henson. '
included games and dancing. Prizes ,
for the. games were won by Mrs. Ju-
cob Wolfe. Mrs. Bertha fl'clls and
Mrs. Joseph.’l‘ownselld. Mrs. John .
Nee-sell and Mrs. Vincent Allen hill]
charge of retreshments. which were
served later in the evening. Miss
Winifred Overthrow furnished mu-
sic for dancing.
Those present included: Mrs. lir-
thur Henson. Mrs. William Cseilc-
dine. Sr.. Mrs. Samuel Stevenson.
Mrs. Bertha Wells. Miss Winifred
Mrs. David Logan. Mrs. Vincent Al-
ten. hire. Arthur Mackiey. Mrs. Ja—
cob Wolfe, Mrs. William Wrsss. Mrs.
firederlck Fall-child. Mrs. John b‘es-
sel. Mrs. Joseph Townsend. Mrs.
Bert Mailer, Mrs. Benismln Whone
and Mrs. John Glover. l
iANE ADDAMS
.DISCUSSEsYOUNG
‘FOLKS OF TODAY
Norwalksrs will be interested in
learning that Miss Jane Addams who
was visiting in this city and West-
port a. short time ago. spoke in UII
Commercial Iligh School auditorium
New Haven. yesterday.
Miss Addams subject was "Think—
ing withethelYoung People of To-
day." That the New Haven people
wanted to'hear her speak was well
evidenced by the, fact that fully an
hour- before the lecture began. hun-
dreds of people were standing in
line. waiting to get in.
. From Calcutta to Chicago. from
China to New York. Miss Addams
took her audience and along the
route drew word pictures of the un-
rest. of some unhappiness and the
problems of the young people all
over the world. She did not spent:
as one who had lost hope. but rattl-
er. she gave observations as ofnno
who stood and watched—and wait-
ed. The very first thing she said was
that it islimperstivs to keep open
the channel of communication be—
tween the older generation and the
young people. for if that is closed.
then all hope of understanding on
either side. is lost. ’ -
Elaborate Pageant
To . Be Staged
The Quest of the-c Holy Grail
which will be portrayed in tableaux
and patent on Doc. to. in Stalls-
ford will be directed by Mrs. Maude
Nichols Lyon of. Boston. who will
bring with her costumes for the pro-
sentstiou of the 1% panels. Mrs.
Lyon is the only one who has been
fitboflzed to portray those famous
stings of the Boston Library.
She has taken great care in staging
the minutest details. , ‘
This elaborate and very beautiful
l
the auspices of the Women's Club
in their auditorium. The some on.
gesnt has been given before other
clubs in many cities. '
e Mrs. Lyon will reset: Stamford on
Sundays and-will be entertained un-
til the performance the following
cast from the group already gotten
together by Mrs. William . Long.
Mrs. Lyell will uneasily t the
posing. througb'tbs three or four
rehearsals The costumes which sits
ls’brioslng‘ sr‘s‘eil of stills. satia-
asd revels. instead of the eastern”
oouou materials used as substitutes
in most pageants. In this msnser.’
and lights and rich
the originals will be ex-
actly reproduced.
Feastof Ironloculate.
~‘ ‘ conception Today
.‘ Theiiss'st aria illumination:
1. s and 0 o'clock. .Todsr
day of churches. ‘
Devoticasrill be held tonight
9t. flat-1's at me o'clock. .
.a new high waiver-err sis-i
was held at. stunts, church so 1
ice. holy
ill
~ i
ll
. "'1'?
\
a,
MRS. ALIf'l'l
Will) use l‘l‘-i'l£'('i0i.l prunideni. of
meeting held yesterday afternoon ill.
avenue.
i
MCKIBBIN
the lie Molar :iOliiC‘i‘fi‘ i'llll’l at lllfi:
the Du .‘Ioiny clubhourw on West“
Cynthia
A cs’liil.’ onrn remarked that life
had two were of punishing us—-—by
giving us the thing we wanted or by
denying it-and Whichever ulterna»
Live it selected. the punishment was
inevitable. .
in s. way that is true. in youth
we pine for love. We. don't exactly
know what love is, but it'll imagine
it is a glamorous state in which we
are eternally happy.
Then love comes. it brings with
it heartache and disillusion. Rsrell‘
does its golden surface remain un-
tarnished. At best, it changes from
the throbbing. excited, up-imthe-ail
state to the calm of understanding
and peace. We never get love with-
out getting vxperlellc'l‘. And espe.
rience has a high price.
A woman who rose suddenly from
obscuriw to fame has found the
flaws in her success. Whereas. once
she thought to be famous, and to
figure in the newspapers would be
the height of bliss. now she finds it
impossible to avoid publicity—and
she hates it.
She finds herself’misquoted in ill-
torvielvs and her most trifling per.
sonsl affairs played up in big type.
She can't holp‘payll‘lg the price of
her success. Often she wishes she
were still a nonentity. with no public
to concern itself about her moves.
She got what she wanted. but also
a lot she didn’t want.
So man of us in our youth suffer
the term me of despair. We find“
ourselves misunderstood. We had
Ourselves crushed by those we love
and by the discoursgemonts and dis-
illusionments that seem too hard to
bear. ' to
PERSONALS .,
W
Policeman Jarvis Murray of the
uptown palleestation is confined to
his home with a bad cold. ‘
O 0 t “
\
Rev. Kenneth 'Mackcnzlo of the
Holy Trinity church in Westport
was s. visitor in~Norw‘nilt today.
0 it ~. ‘
Samuel .Piunkett of Bridgeport
was a. visitor in South Norwalk ye'sl
tel-day afternoon. 0
e ' e s ‘
Rev. and hire. blot-man A. Hall of
the Westport Methodist church even
in Nor-wall: yesterday. ‘1'
s 0 ll 0
. PhlUp N. Knapp of o. ‘West‘ave.
nue motored to Westport on Satur-
day where he Visited with friends.
3‘ s s .
Charles Comstock of Wilton. for.
mer state policeman attached to the
Ridgafisld Weeks and later. the
Hartford barracks was a_ business
vlpitor in Norwalkloday. Charlie is
now-.ulanuar ‘of a. gas .stailon in
Stamford,
‘ .. ‘ O 0 O
maidehry 0. Beers of Weetpoig
was ln'Norwalir today doing her
Christmas shopping.
' ' . U l I
Amomh's mind mass for Edward
J. Xsuynrilihe held at St. oral-y‘-
unusable! West avenue..Wess ,
m at ;eigiit o'clock. Rev.
rather Finn wiil‘eelebrste the mess.
bless. yell/clues luau-issuer Jul-i
M“ _z. 1
Grey Says:
Love and Success Take “[011
‘r—w-o-‘I
i
—-——_
And we say to oursellcs, “Oh, for"
a calm. philosophical spirit: 0 for
”serves that do not iorinrf'l U for
minds that will rule our hearts. Oil.
for IK‘IH‘U litany price!" .
And then in our maturity. we find
this desire ‘grsteful. Perhaps we
grow comfortably fat and 40. with
shack absorbers of adipose tissue
pi‘Oivi'tlrig our once sensitive nerves.
We find ourselves greatly con-
cerned with the material things of
life such as eating. sit-oping and liv-
ing iii 0360. Then suddenly we real-
ize that we are no longer capable of
the old lieartthrobs. ofthe pains and
the hurls of low.
-' “'0 are more comfortable. yes.
But the picture of life has become
hiurml before our vision. We no
longer see the sharp clear outlines.
Things don't matter so much, he-
caus-x they don't touch us as they
used in. We ‘lli’lVo grown ll. shell. or
muffled u-itll padding of sophislry
the spots where we used to be sénsi.
tive and keenly alive.
We have learned to live and for-
gotten how to love. We have com.
fort. but we have lost sensitivity.
Then we would give anything for the
old self. that lived keenly end alert-
ly. that suffered but also knew rap-
ture. . -
It may seem like cold comfort. but
don't IN"! too llorry for yourself if
you suffer it deep hurt to your feel-
Hngs now and then. if you are tor-
tured through your feelings. It
shows your emotions are still alive.
It shows yea can still feel life's hurts
instead of being hardened to them.
It shows you are still young!
FRATERNALS.
Washington Chapter. No. 2‘ R. A.
lit, will meet tonight at 57 Wall
street. ‘ ’
‘yonossus Council. No. 1268. Royal
Arcsnum will meet tonight" at 70
South Main street.
O O
. I
Frank C. Godfrey Post. No. 12
will meet tonight at 70 South Main
Street.
0 I 3
Order of the Golden Scepter
Court Frances No. 11. will meet to.
night at 11 Washington street.
t l 0
Sons of St. George. V‘Welcome
Stranger Lodge. will meet tonight at
:5 Main street.
’ s‘ s s
Undo! Tribe. No. 26 Improved 0r-
der of Red'Men will meet tonight at
as Washington street.
0 O O
A special meeting of the members
of the South» Norwalk lodge. l... 0.
O.‘ il.. No. 620. will be held this
evening. The \mcmbers are asked v
be present at 1:80 We arrangements
can be in,“ to attend the funeral
services” 0 the late William L.
Brien-
Pietorisl Pageant Bureau. Wane-
‘nsaker's. New York. Tile exhibit
chews :00 years of Ne ' York‘s His-
tory. and tile future“;itsn city. in
" finished" isolates. ”at 'd
mall of'llistorlc scenes and city
phasing ' ' _‘
‘ lIilly
l
.01' training illobg (‘Ol‘lillll
THREE CHURCH
COMMITTEES MAKE
, FUTURE PLANS
The regular meeting of the exe-
'uiivo committee of the Women's
Association of lilfi South Nam-nil.-
:engregatlonal church. was held
not night at the home of hire. J.
Milton Cohurn. 5 South Main streut.
Plans were discussed which will be
. .uggcsted at the unulllil llliruillli: of
he assolvuiion to ho lit'ld on Jilli-
-lfirlf b'. ‘
'l‘ho incl-ting of the Plymouth
Guild, of the church was held last
:vclliug at the church. The Guild
'u'ill have elm rge of 0. “Foroi‘uthor‘s
iupper” which Will be hold at the
Lll‘lul'cll ml I)!‘.‘i?(‘lllhi“l‘ 17. Mrs. C.
ii. Underwood and Mrs. Howard
ill have churns of tile supper
and inl he assisted by inculbrrs of
lilo Guild and friends.
The business t‘OlIil’illl‘lCt‘ of tilt.
church hold its regular meeting in
llle churrll Ills-t night. Plans for
ilu budget for the coming year.
which «will be submitted lit the un—
lunl meeting of the church. to he
will on January '.'l. were dismissed.
.‘ho next regular luwilng oi' the
~0lllmlttuc will in; lii‘lil .ll'llilii'll‘)’ i. ,
.w._.-« ~«. .-.. .-......
NEW COMMUNITY
‘ V W
CENTER OPENED ‘
. 1 r ‘ s
BY CATH. \i OMloN
'l‘lit‘s TIFJW ("tillilnlll'lliy (‘uuin-l‘ upon.
rd by Council oi “lilllltvlil: Wonlull
Welfare \Yilrkvl'r‘. fioolll Sirund
Building irl to in" the future home
of the council. ’i‘lll- regular inc-slings
are to be lli'lil illt'i‘t‘. from now oil.
the third 'l‘lllillulzly evening of l'llk‘ll
.nlorltll. ’i‘lli: prosr-ui, plan in lo 'mu
lllt: room open helm-on '.' and tour
l‘rlock ouch afternoon. but“ sill-ll
line“ as the development of il'il‘.
work will mil for longer business
lOlirs.
The purpose of the center is to
how it ill-:ldl’luurturs for the various
llctivilles \vlliiril 11ml: been i‘i't‘l‘t’lllh
.l,
1lili’lldcd to the Catholic illily us it
special field for their labors, by the
Right llov. nlsllop Nilan.
There is some place for such on:-
io fill. 'l‘llerc :ii't’: visits to be made
to the sick and needy. lllerr ori-
cklthoa to in- .nunio-l moru clothes in
be gathered and remade. lilo latter
requiring the services of women who
ralllscw. There are clubs to be torm-
‘(d to fultll lilo educational (and of
the organization which will require
the services of. women of knowledge
lint-s.
study club is among llii‘. activities
which the council lvill sponsor soon.
The purpose of this club is to film.
iiisrize the illembcrs with social log-
islrltien. both Federal :lnd Stair. so
that till-y may llt'itflllu converrunt
with all pleasures of importance.
There will he lectures by \vellknown
speakers on lilipoi'iflnl topics of the
day.
it is also liiillt'il in
Catholic Girlgs Scout
near future. '
1n carrying on the. uork outlined
by the Diocesnn‘ Bureau the stem-
ford Council wishes to cooperate and
work in conjunction with other or.
gonlzntion doing similar work in the
city. Casesmsy he reported at the
center whom records will be 13va
for follow-up work.
11
the
("i'lilillllf -
’I‘l'nop in
CARD PARTY AT
GIRLS’ AND
. WOMEN’S CLUB
Members of the Girls‘ and “‘0-
men's Club will hold a, card Party
Friday evening at the club rooms on
Main street.
There will be, prizes for each tn.
bis. followed by refreshments. ‘
The committee in charge includes:
Miss Ruth Smith, Mrs. Arthur fien-
dOp. Mrs. “’illiamtCastlcdillc, Jr..
bliss Grace Moran and Bliss Ann's.
Stevens.
a
Culture Club Holds ,
Anniversary Party
the Women's Culture Club of
Branch 537. Stamford. C(‘Jtilli'fllt‘d its
first anniversary in the Hebrew In-
stitute. Sunday. Dec. 6. Mrs. F. Scud
of Greenwich acted as toasimaster
Mrs. Sarah Schacht g a fine and
detailed report on licheur's activi-
ties; V,
An excellent musical program
was arranged. local musicians tak-
ing part including Mrs. Albert Sac-
trs at the piano: Albert sactre, vio-
lin: J. Mnrkowilz, pupil; Mrs. Spiro,
piano selection." Palestine": Miss
Lubolsky. piano: Miss Estella Silt.»H
beautiful dance; Mrs. Lillian Keler.
a recitation. -‘ .
Mrs. S! P. Slavln spoke on the
problems of the Women's Culture
Club. Other members and guests (le-
ilvered speeches on culture.
Class Initiation to
,, Be Held January 9
Shepherds of Bethlehem.
January‘s. The initiation will
walk and one from Souill‘ Not-walk.
Lodge headquarters on Thursday.
Wilmer-~10. for rehearsal.
’Mr. and Mrs. Weed
mummies...
1927?.
—
Twenty Seven New Members ,
Admitted to Better Fjlms Ass’n
The Bit-iif‘r Films Association lit-iii i-‘;‘.dl, .‘ll'l'. llill‘l'l iiillll’i. Mil. illllllil
:l. l‘iilfiii'liib‘s meeting yesterday :ll‘lilr— ..l_ Hunk. lire. (“Ilium-e lluuu~ ;\ll'
noon at 3:3" O‘i'lul'k oi lll‘u Smilll‘lli'llllum “mil, in”, lltJHJIill ilvii
Norwolk Library. ilolltille iluslrlcss‘llil's. .lfllln ll. .‘lt'lt'il‘i‘. .\ll‘:. Hui-rm
oi‘ the association “as lrullsumeii and Trim-ll, Mrs. (looms 3h Killlllil .‘ll’j'
a nomluaiylg (-omllllticr: \lzis riot-tori {Flu-m or .\llulill~, .\ll'::. lllwhurnl W All.
from the ioor, ’l‘il«~ l'olnlillliw ill-liillil. ills Slumpin “my Miss: [mm
eluded: Mrs. John l‘lil'l'lll'llill, .\lr;.il:.-...-ll. .\ll . Lulilz. \\':'lrllcli. AIM
John Marvin, Mrs. l‘rullk \\'. llud- ("kn-will. which Am. William 1...
l9)’. Mrs. “'Hlit’r C. Hung. .‘lil'F~lililill, .‘lli; \\llli;llli .l’lillil]!.‘_ Bil-l
George Hiibbfill and. 311‘s- li'l‘l'bt‘i‘ii.\l'llllr Benjamin]. Alma Clini‘lth l‘
Tollsnd. The officers will be electedflirt-'n-nln. ilrr ll. .\. Dolullii Mix.
at: the annual meeting in January. “v. llllum \'.ln s m, .\l|'.~‘. [in U ‘l'llw'ig.
Swell-ell associate and active mom. bri- Kim. '11 1‘1 “mum”... 31...: 31”...
hers have been admitted to the mu m»! 'l'. lluilh null Mr.» l'nml. v...
sociaiion since lid lust nlf't'lilli}. Fwy. Tl'l" :il~>il"i:llii'ill lii|\\‘ trollelri‘
They include: bliss llifilif.‘lli.i film-r. nl -;J 'll‘llu- l'ili'iiilill'flliilil 1:.1', ”cu-“l.
Mrs. J. “'ollllr-c lliol'vill. Mrs, C”. OllSllll~' il'l"llll'i"l'fi_
Juno Type Woman lo
H H T ‘ '
. , , .
8V 6 el 1111] Again
.0 . .. H ' t
lii‘ DETSY Sii’llifil'LL‘H. I L'l'lilf'i' filli‘ll :l ii'w k (ulllv llill ”r
About twiw ll ,lr-ur ll ruillui l-t'polt(.»vr>~l‘llil_v i'Olit'l M >1 \i'l'Hl iii'iliiil: :m-l‘
from Paris broadcasts lilo: illl'ol'rllu-iu swuvl'olls l"|li‘\t‘ “V .w lll'lt llli'l
lioll that this Julio typo-of thi‘iuin is hull ll, ghost of .-l ("hilnrlr- in no un-
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Lady
Jennings Lodge. will hold a class in-
itiation for this district. Saturday.
in-
clude eight lodges from Bridgeport.
one from Westport. one from Nor-
All members of the degree team
must. be at the Lady Washington
Observe Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey J. Wood. of
woodm avenue. are quietly ob-
serving their fist wedding snaiverv'
LITTLE THEATRE
LEAGUE TO HAVE
NEW DIRECTORS
Bliss (.‘zllll‘orille llvlnlclllull, fallout-
ed product of the Mule Theatre
league. Miss Elsie Anderson, ll. stu-
dent of draluuiii; lli‘l. illlfli'r I’l‘oi'r‘s-
sor Samuel Elliot. Jl’.. at Smith col-
lege, and John Colgzln. identified
with the Little Theatre movement
since its inception
will direct the plays on tho January
bill of the League. ill ilrlligcpurl.
Announcement of this i-hoico to
produce the League's nor-xi program
was made yesterday by ills. Sam
Sherman Pryor. (“rumor of lll‘:
Looguu, W110. with Miss Aline. K.
Becker. technical director of lhc
gonerlil- wn .\"-
Milss lichocillull is us Widely
known ill tho professional field as
she is in amateur tlleulriczlle. Much
favorable comment «us attracted by
her acting: ill at leading role- in “The
Dancing Burglar. i‘L'i‘l.‘lill)'
ed by the Empire theatre stock ploy-
ers. During the past smson. she
was Etrt?” in a. number of produc-
tions. ,
Among" lli'l‘ ('(ll'llt‘i‘ triumphs were
characterizations of Sn in
Women" and the mother of “Riders
to ill-,: Sm." produced by ilil: Lira—
lllrltic club of Bridgeport liiu‘il
school.
Following her training in the High
School Dramatic society. Miss Me.
iachlun studied at MncLoan School
of Music and Speech in Chicago.
Graduating from that institution, she
returned to Bridgeport and has since
lllsllifested keen interest in Little
Theatre work, participating in a
number of plays given at the burn.
lesion press critics made com-
plimentary comment on Miss All-
dcrson'u efforts in singing "Monday."
a. Marionette play. giwn by Smith
college students under Professor Ei-
iiot. in Novcinbor.
iall. obtained the foundation for her
theatre work ill the Little Theatre.
She has assisted in the staging and
participated ill other ways in a num-
ber of League offerings.
Mr. Coigan has also had college
training. and has been seen in a
heague in the past.
Laureate League to"
. Give Musical Revue
Tile, mmu’ocrs of the Laureate
League are planning in present a
musical l'chiG January; 14 find 16 in
the Dark theatre. Bridgeport. Ile-
presentnuvcs of a New York pro.
duclng company will direct the per-
formance. . K
.1110 chuirmcn‘l of the committees
in charge are: Casting. Miss Irene
Carroll; pdironesscs. Miss Justine
Lewis: posters. Miss Elizabeth
Brown; program. Miss Anna Hen:
tickets. lilies Betty \‘Ickors: arrange-
nlf‘nlS. Miss Anna McGrnlil.
.s
i
Trustees Meet
a
The regular meeting of the hoard
of Trustees of the South Norwalk
Baptist church was held last_eve-
sing. at. 9 o‘clock. in the church.
Judge Nehemiah Caudc: llsd charge
of the meeting during which the re-
gulsr renal» business was transac.
.m-
l
in Bridgeport. ,
group, will supervise the work in ii.
1
present - ,
“Little l
Miss Anderson. like Miss Mchlch— “
number of things put on by the ‘
gAC'l‘RESSiiS 1N
* DEBATE ON
ACE OLD TOPI(‘
Laurette'i‘ul'lor. slur of "'In
,Grlrdv-n.” appeared in a new rolv
yesterday afternoon in New York
1 Ruth Hole in
1joint. ili'lililt‘ on llilr' inexhaustible
topic; Should )lurrird Woman Be
“Mrs." or "Bliss". lilies Halo is pro-
i
i .
i
ll
city \\'lll,'li shv lllvt
Sidi'ill of the Lucy Siouo League.
{pledged to lilo cuusu of maiden
names for married women. Sh.) is
‘tllo “lie of Ileyuood Broun. nons-
‘puiv‘l' columnist. but she says her
:noll‘lc is. always was. and always
jwill he. Miss Ruth Hale.
Miss 'l‘uylor undertook to prove to
llllc Junior Lc-nlzuers that lnarriell
jwoilien ought to admit tileir status
iby wearing “Mrs." in front of their
lllamcs. As she happens to have
i been marl-led to her playwright hus-
iband. Hartley Manners. for nearly
.‘I dozen years and still is Miss Laur—
ll-tte Taylor. she had to qualify her
.lli‘gun‘lOiliS by urging her bearers
~ "Do as i say: not as. I do." 7
, Alice Dll-r Miller. Ethel Barry-
more. am Frank Crownlnshield.
were the judges. and decided it was
llhr: better part. of discretion to vote
l the debuts ll lll‘iit'l llez'lt.
Divorced
~——._._—-
Kathleen A. Runtlngiou was
granted an absolute decree of divorr‘v
from lluipll P. Huntington and rcu
stored to her maiden name of Kath-
leen Andrews. on December 5. 1925.
in the, Second Judicial District Court
or Washoc .c-ounly, State of Nevada.
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