New Britain herald., 1915-03-06

l 1915, at o'clock the Music depart ment of the Woman's club will hold l it's second open meeting at the home of Mrs. William c. Hungerford of 72 ] Russell street.
 All members of the club are cor 1 dially invited but owing to the linn ] ited capacity of a private home the 1 members privilege of inviting guests must necessarily be restricted to those not living in town.
 The musicale is given through the courtesy of Mrs. Frank l.. Hungerford and Mrs. Charles J. Parker and Will undoubtedly be one of the most plea sant social events of this season.
 Mrs. Rose O'Brien-Milcke, of New York, will be the soloist of the after noon! Maurice Milcke of New York, violinist. Professor Edward +. Lau- bin, pianist of Hartford will accom- pany the artists.
 The last meeting of the Art depart nent of the Womans club was held yesterday morning at the home of Mrs. Clarence F. Bennett of Forest street. Three Modern Spaniards" was the subject of the morning. Miss Rose Churchill read an interesting
 
 painter LoroIla. The painter Zuloa- so was most interestingly discussed by Mrs. Elisha Cooper and Mrs. Clarence F. Bennett read an excel lent paper pertaining to the illus trator, Daniel Verge. Instructive and beautiful photographs of the paint ings of these artists enhanced the ed ucational value of the three papers, This meeting ended the unusually in- teresting study of Spain, her art and her artists, which has been perused throughout the season by the mem bers of the art department.
 The members of the Young Peoples society of the First Congregational church gave an entertainment last evening in the church chapel for the benefit of the Vacation school. A large audience thoroughly enjoyed the hu- morous entertainments, which were admirably executed by the young peo- pie of the society,"
 The evenings program read as fol- lows:
 Piano solo-"Polonaise in A" Chopin No Cure, No Pay
 Mrs. Languish Cora Beale
 
 Bridget Gertrude Strosser Aunt Midget Eda Beale Lucy Aitkin tHildur Ahlstrom Susan Dean ...... Elsie Hess Jennie Carter ... .. Faye Leavitt l The Broom Brigade Violin solo-''To the Evening Star Wagner 1
 Miss Margaret Mueller nf ha Harry Higgins ........ Albert Hess Doolittle ........ Wesley Hosford Nlghtshade ........ Arthur AtWell MllkenWater ...... Ward Maler Buncombe e............ Roy Buell. sorts ......... Edward Bassett Sporter ........ Emory Corbin "A Trip to Boston" 1dte1ndSter August Klein College girl ....... Frances Water Nervous lad, of uncertain age Ruth Schade ITalnnan Oliver HOyem
 
 Accompanist Miss Pauline Curtiss 1
 
 Miss Lista Lincoln of Berlin enter ] tained the Ladies of the Putnam 1 Phalanx, with very interesting ad- l dress on the operas Carmen. Madame l Butterfly and Aida. The last of the series of lectures given by the Comm onWealth club was held Monday at the Y. M c. A. The | banqueet hall was prettily decorated | with a profusion of flags representing the various nations, the supper table 1 a a writ peace Throughout the supper Stuart 1 Kingsley, violinist, and Norman Nc Kirdy, pianist, favored with musical 1 selections. A short business meeting followed at which Professor Louis P. Sls de presided. William F. Brooks l tlien introduced the speaker of the 1 evening, pr. James l.. Tryon of Bos- {, ton, Mass, director of the New Eng l land branch of the American Peace l society founded in 1S2S). Dr. Tryon ] delivered a masterful presentation of 1 a most timely subject, World Feder- l ation and Police" Mir. and Mrs. William Thomson l Sloper have returned from their we'd l ding trip and are at present making 1 their home in the apartments of Mrs. l Charles H. Upson of South High l street, who is spending the winter in l the south. l Mr. and Mrs. Sloper will be at home 1 to their friends after June the first at ! their residence, 55 Lexington street. l Mrs Albert G. Voight, Jr., of East ] Orange, N. J., is the guest of Mrs. ] F. A. Searle of Forest street. The Alpha Delta Sigma Fraternity 1 will give dance at Booths hall next 1 Friday evening, March 12.