New Britain herald., 1915-02-27

day evening, March ,, for the bene- l fit of the Vacation school The comedy: No Cure, No Pay" will be presented by the following young ladies: Mrs. Languish,' Miss Cora Scale: Alice" her daughter, Miss Frances Doolittle; Bridget" Miss Gertrude Strosser: Aunt Midget Miss Eda Beale; Lucy Aitkin," Miss Hildur Ahlstrom; Susan Dean,' Miss Elsie Hess; Jennie Carter,' Miss Fay Leavitt. Many novel features will be introduced in the entertain mcnt. There will be dancing broom drill several domestic novelties and fairy marches by the following: Minnie Paro, Henrietta Flagg, Sadie Miles, Mildred Ahstrom, Mildred Church, Ruth Schofield. Gertrude Carlson. Gertrude Klein, Thurza Lock wood, Marion Schade, Minnie Hess, Mary Lockwood, Elizabeth Lockwood, Hazel Edwards, and Florence Morgan. A grand opera number, "AlI Aboard for Boston, will be given by the fol- lowing quartet: Ruth Schade, con tralto; Frances Water, soprano; August Klein, bass: Oliver Hoyem, tenor Miss Pauline Curtis will be pianist. and a male quartet will as sist behind the scenes
 Two interesting classes under the study department of the Woman's club will meet this coming week.
 Tuesday afternoon, March 9 at 2 o'clock, Mrs. Albert N. Abbe of 109 Vine street will entertain the litera- ture and science classes. Mrs. Alex ander Mackay will read a paper on "A Traveller in Argentine and Chile" Mrs. George Taylor will take as her subject "Aborigines East of the Andes" and, Mrs. Edward w. Clary will give Current Events
 On Friday morning at 10:30 o'clock the last meeting of the art depart ment will be held at the home of Mrs. Clarence r. Bennett of 123 Forest street. Three Modern Spaniards' will be the subject of the morning. .
 Papers on the two painters, Lorolla and Zuloaga, will be read by Miss Rose Churchill and Mrs. Elisha Cooper, respectively, and Mrs. c. F. Bennett will discuss the illustrator, Daniel Verge. Photographs of paintings will supplement the three papers.
 The last lecture given under the auspices of the Commonwealth club will be held Monday evening, March 1, 1915, at the Y. M. c. A., when pr. James L. Tryon of Boston. Mass, director of the New England branch of the American Peace society tound ed in 1S2s), will deliver a lecture on "World Federation and Police,' q peculiarly timely subject to all the world. pr. Tryon has devoted years to it and treats the subject in a mas terly way.
 Preceding the lecture, supper will be served at 6:3O in the Y. M. c. A. banquet hall and during the supper musical selections will be rendered by Norman McKirdy, pianist, and Stuart Kingsley, Violinist.
 As this meeting will conclude the | seasons excellent lecture course given i by the Commonwealth club and be- i cause of the wide renown of pr. l Tryon, there will undoubtedly be a very large attendance.
 William T. Sloper, son of President ! Andrew J. Sloper of the New Britain l National Bank and Miss Helen Tal- | madge were married today at the | home of the bride at Columbus, Ohio. | Owing to the illness of the brides l
  affair, and the young couple were | unattended. They will return to this | city Monday and will make their home | in Mr. Slopers residence on Lexing- | ton street.
 MT. Sloper is manager of Philip Corbin's estate and one of New Brit aims leading young business men.
 Mr. and Mrs. Clayton A. Parker of ! 105 Vine street, gave a very delightful l George Washington birthday bridge party, Monday evening at their home. Twenty guests were present. The ap- propriate colors of red, white and blue formed the artistic decorations for the occasion.
 Mrs. Leonard B. Malloy of Maple Hill and Albert r. Corbin of Vine street, captured the prizes.
 About sixty couples were in at tendance at the first of a series of dances held last evening at Booths hall, under the auspices of the yyola club. The patronesses were: Mrs F. A. Loomis. Mrs. J. F. Storey and Mrs. C. H. Olcott
 Mir. and Mrs. Stephen A. Stacge of N. Y, left today after spending the week at the homo of Mrs. Staege's brother Edward D. Case of "A Forest street
 
 Mir. and Mrs. George l.. Damon of West Main street, delightfully."- enter taincd at bridge, Thursday evening at their home. There were four tables.
 Mr. and Mrs. George Hadley of Liberty street. entertained over George Washingtons birthday, their