The Bridgeport Telegram from Bridgeport, Connecticut • Page 16

SIXTEEN THE BRIDGEPORT TELEGRAM, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1927 MALE CHORDS TO SING CAROLS SUNDAY Musical Research Club Will Present Concert at Stratfield Hotel. city ore In the choir and rehearsals have been under the direction ol Karl Hawk, who Is associated with the Howland Choral society and the Oratorio society. "Silent Night" has been Included on the program and will he given a special setting which will Include a piano arrangement by the Stratfield trio composed of Francis O'Neill, violinist, Dorothy Smith, cellist and Ethel Fuller, pianist. The Musical Research club will present a concert of Christmas carols the Stratfleld hotel next Sunday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. This concert Is a custom of the club and Is presented every year.

The male chorus of the club will sing well known carols such as "La How a Rose E'er Blooming." from the 13th century: "While By" My Sheep' 1 from the 17th century and "Sing Joyously," nn old French Chrlstma.x song with an Incidental solo by George Owen. Some of the leading soloists of the Since 1986 in Kaniw City.I beenhuHnz all Lcff resulting from broken milk and other cauics. Mr long experience, original exclusive of home treatment inmjra com' (Me permanent hcalinz at trail I coit. VMX, Mated. Ik.

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The (len nominat- i ed at the last meeting were follows; Commander, Arthur E. Bugg and John Elliano; senior vice commander, Edi ward D. Smith an William Roberts; junior vice commander, Frank Heron and Enoch Johnson; chaplain, William I Payne, Michael Leach and Edgar Gier' ard: quartermaster, John R. Kelly; officer of the day, Joseph Semrau; post surgeon, Dr. Frank B.

Frassa and Earl Brown; post Judge advocate, Attorney James E. Murphy. State Department Commander William Dibble of Meriden with his staff will Inspect the post. After which supper will be served by the members of the Ladles' auxiliary. MISS DAYTON IS SOCIETY HOSTESS Girls' Friendly Groups of Christ and Calvary Churches Meet.

Harriet Xelthercut, senior Smith college has been elected president of the French club. This Is one of the highest honors of the college for memberchlp In the club Is through election and Is based on exceSency In all French courses. Miss Nelthercut spent her Junior year In France. Miss Minerva Dayton, 141 Thorme street entertained the members of the Girl's Friendly society of St. John's church, Christ church and Calvary church at her home Tuesday evening.

Plans were made for the Or. P. 8- dance which Is to be held at the Rttz In February. Later the evening a bouffet lunch was served. The members who were elected for tht committees are.

General chairman. Miss Minerva Dayton; patroness committee, chairman, Henrietta Sterling of St. JoTln's church, Dorothy Brinkerhoff of Calvary church, Emma Freer, of St. Paul's church, Barbara Lord, of Christ ticket committee, chairman, Marjorle Stensteam, of Christ church; Marie Bagley of Calvary church; and Dorothy Soule of St John's church. Publicity committee, chairman, Virginia Mackey of Calvary church; Mary White of Christ church, and Frances Kurd, of St.

John's church. Finance committee, chairman, Edith Knowlton, Mrs. Virginia Stetson of St. John's church, and Ivy Bentley of Christ church; entertainment committee, chairman, Mary McManus of St. Paul's church, Mildred Benz, of Calvary church, Ethel Jones of Christ church and Marie Keller of St.

John's church. Those present were, Henrietta Sterling, Dorothy Brlnkerhoff, Marjorle Stensteam, Barbara Lord, Marie Bagley, Dorothy SouJe, Virginia Mackey, Mary White, Frances Hurd, Mrs. Virginia Stetson, Edith Knowlton, A. Anderson, Mrs. Lillian Brlnkerhoff, Ivy Bentley, Ethel Johae, Minerva Dayton, and Mrs.

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Enclose coin or stamps when ordering patterns. Pattern Nnmber JEWISH WOMEN TO CONTINUE SALE 'The College Inn" Is Special Feature of Bazaar at Masonic Temple. The Bridgeport section, Council ol Jewish Women, opened a "Collegiate Bazaar" yesterday and will continue It today, at the Masonic temple, Broad street. Booths ol all descriptions decorate the hall and holds the novelties which are for sale. "The College Inn" Is a special feature of the bazaar.

Refreshments were served there last evening and a supper will be served tonight from, six until 8 o'clock. The fortune telling camp is another popular Innovation. The committee in charge of the supper this evening Is Mrs. Samuel Bernstein, chairman, Mrs. welter Loewlth, Mrs.

Max Elprln, Mrs. Lruls Korff, Mrs. Charles Kursman, Mrs. B. Krause, Mrs.

L. Mooney, Mrs. David Schine, Mrs. J. Volkenstein.

Mrs. S. Goldman, Mrs, Harry Freedmtm, Mrs. Samuel Cohen, Mrs. B.

Blumberg, Mrs. J. Goldstein, Mrs, J. Rosenthal, Mrs. J.

Klein, Mrs. Harry Trager and Mrs. H. H. Levy.

VITAL STATISTICS Births. Henry and Helen Murphy, of 334 Orchard street, a son, December 6. John and Tessle Latkatos, of 96 Alfred street, a son, December 6. William and Dorothy Hendren, of 90 Cole street, a daughter. December 6.

Stephen and Jennie Norko, of 140 Bishop avenue, a son, December 8. Albert and Mary Kllnsbaurer, of SOB Central avenue, a daughter, December 9. William and Jean Kennedy, of 827 Lenox avenue, a daughter, December 13. Emil and Nellie Kunz, of Btrsitford, a daughter, December 7. Walter and Anna Hanson, of Pair- field, a daughter, December 9.

Emil and Helen Susslln, of Fairfield, a son, December 12. Albert and Mary McMonegle, of Fairfield, a son, December 12. Carlton and Margaret Williams, of Milford, a son, DJcember 10. Nathan ana Jennie Klein, of 751 Cleveland avenue, a son, December 2. John and Lillian Walker, of 1499 Connecticut avenue, a son, December 3.

Benjamin and Mae Wood, of 583 Connecticut avenue, a daughter, December 3. Robert and Charlotte Rasmussen, of 123 Harmony street, a son, December 4. George and Evelyn Phelmetaa, of 598 Main street, a son, December 6. Harold and Gertrude Kddy, of 653 Helen street, a daughter, December 6. Giuseppe and Emilia Petruccelli, of 465 Newfleld avenue, a son, December 7.

Amello and Elizabeth GfUlo, of 266 Llnclley street, a daughter, December 7. Charles and Rebecca Strobel, of 16 Harvey street, a son, December 7. Gordon and Mubel Howes, of 245 Palisade street, son, December 7. Percy and Winifred Stewart, of 121 Linwood avenue, a daughter, December B. Charles and Mary Vassalo, of 205 North Washington avenue, a 9.

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