Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-02
HALLE CLUB ADDRESSED
 BY MISS HAMILTON.
Sunday Afternoon an Occasion of in- terest and PIeasure-Musieai Pro- gramme.

A visit from Miss Jean Hamilton of Oswego, N. Y-. secretary Of the Ma tional League of Women Workers, to- gether with a special musical pro gramme, made Sunday afternoon at the Halle club an occasion full or m terest and pleasure, bringing out an the programme was conducted. It be- gan with the musical numbers. both the solo work and the choral class selections being beautifully rendered, the latter showing the spiendio traln- ing of Miss Mary Rogers. The IolloW- ing was the programme:
 Piano solo. Believe Me, with varia- tions (W. Pape), Mrs. E. G. Danihy; Sing on aails sen club ohors! clgas Mawsen son Marks), Mrs. F. l.. Farrell; Spring Story. Halle club choral class; piano solo Cascarilla (Hoffmanl. Mrs. E. c. Danihy; A Summer Lullaby, Halie club choral class; dS;sn soprano a9rs so1o' A A Farrell; selection. Halle club choral class;' piano solo, Concert Polka( Bart lett), Mrs. E. G. Danihy.
 This was followed by the address of Miss Hamilton. who was pleasantly introduced by Mrs. William H. Lan- man. The visiting national secretary s words had the earnest attention or al present, as she congratulated the club upon it's growth in the past year which made it the largest club now affiliated with the National league. Last year the Halle club was the second larg- est In particular Miss Hamilton spoke of several successful features of the club. First was the choral class whose beautiful voices and excellent training under Miss Mary Rogers were declared to make them far superior to the musical classes in three other Connecticut clubs and even to any club that she knew of. The Halie cIub@ restaurant for members, where Miss Hamilton dined Saturday eve ming. she said, had nothing ike IT n the country for daintiness, exquisite service delicious food and low price. What had been served her for 2o cents would cost not less than double that in any other city and 1t was a won derfuI thing to have such an adJunct to the club and should result in a great increase in the associate mem bership for the restaurant privileges alone
 of the New York and New Jersey clubs and of a new club started anot progressing successfully at Drfton, Pa, with its own club house, bullt by an interested woman patron
 The coming national convention ar Boston, Gloucester and Salem, June It, IT, IS, 19, to which it is expected a large delegation of Halle club mem bers will go,. was described Tn an at tractive way. The entire Hawthorne Inn at Gloucester, accommodating $50 delegates. is to be at the disposal or the convention, at rates that make the expense from Norwich S10.O4, which includes everything. The conTentloh meetings are to be held in the Casino, and there are to be all sorts of pleas ant side trips and outings. The most important question to be discussed IS plan of life insurance for working girls. by which the league proposes to take care of the dues of any member who falls sick, the same to be repaid when the principal is finally realized.
 The reception committee for tho afternoon eompised Mrs. Daniel 5. Haviland, Misses Lillian Ravens, Su- san L Gallup, Rose Leopold. May Free man, Gertrude Pendleton, Mary Kane, Gladys Upton, Bridget Moran, Lida Galley, Mary Sheridan, Jean Jackson and Elizabeth Houclx.
 { Orangeade was served by Miss Ella Kirby and Miss Nellie Crowe assisted by Mrs. Lucia Mathews, Misses Jen- nie Wallace, Carrie Parsons, Jennie KimbaIl Mary Sheridan, Elizabeth Brown and Sarah Kelley.