New Britain herald., 1915-01-09

[ Orchestra. { 'Sari ...... E. kalman ! Address
 i E. T. Bradstreet, M. D., Meriden- Orchestra. l Xylophone Solo--SelecteG- George H. Lynch. Awarding of Diplomas
 K. T. Fromen, M. D., President of Hospital Staff. Solo-"A Perfect Day. Alice E. McBroome. Presentation of School Pins John Purney, M. D. (Gift of F. H. Davison.) Presentation of Companion Cases John Purney, M. D. (Gift of Mrs. Frauk E. Hungerford) Orch eStra. Love Melody-"Heart to Heart"-
 Tunhaus & Ball.
 Lynchs Orchestra
 Leader, Charles F. Dunn. |, After the exercises a reception was held at Booths hall.
 The Commonwealth club will hold its second supper and entertainment of the season, Monday evening at the Young Mems Christian association
 
 at 6:3O o'clock and a. musical pro- gram will be provided. The club was very fortunate in securing Guy D. Gold of Brockton, Mass, to speak on this occasion upon the timely sub ject of American Citizenship and Naturalization Mr. Gold has been. a prime mover in the unusually suc- cessful work done among the alien population of Brockton and holds the position of chairman of the civic bureau of the Chamber of Commerce and secretary of the New American association of Brockton.
 A large and fashionable represen- tation of New Britains social set at tended the first of a series of three Thes Dansants this afternoon from 4 to o'clock, at Booths hall.
 The color scheme was pink and white The decorations were charm ingly carried out with streamers of pink and white and clusters of snilax which adorned the walls of the hall.
 The afternoons pleasure was dlvid- ed between dancing to the strains of selections by Beeman and Hatch's or chestra and participation in the dainty refreshments served.
 Mrs. Charles E. Wetmore and Mrs. Elford B. Eddy poured at table artistical1y decorated with pink can- dles and carnations.
 All present congratulated Mrs. Har- ry M Bates and Miss Flora Humph- rey on the success of the first of the Thes Dansants.
 Professor Peter Mcqueen will deliver a Travelogue on '"The New South America" Tuesday afternoon, Janu- ary 12, at the First Baptist church, under the auspices of the Woman's club.
 Professor Mcqueen is a fellow of the Royal Geogra phical society of and has just recently re- turned from the war zone.
 Miss Gertrude Linke of Bassett street who was home for the holidays from Lasell seminary at Avondale, Mass. gave a card party and dance last Saturday evening at her home in honor of her roommate, Miss Flor ence Hauslein of Denton, Texas.
 Mrs. William c. Hungerford of Russell street. gave an interesting talk before the young women and girls of the Y. w. c. A. at their Ves- per service, Sunday afternoon. Tea was served as usual at 5:3O o'clock.
 
 Yesterday morning at 10:30 o'clock the members of the music depart ment of the Woman's club had the pleasure of hearing Mrs. Lillian Hart Tryon, formerly of this city, give an excellent address on Music at the home of Mrs. Allen C. McKinnie of Lake street.
 Leonard Maier of Lexington street left Monday to visit friends in Ben nington, Vt.
 Professor D. c. Rogers of Smith college has been a visitor at the home of his parents, MT. and Mrs Daniel o. Rogers of Camp street.
 Mrs Frederick H. Churchill of Franklin Square has returned after spending several days of last week in | visiting in Boston, Mass. to her home in Ithaca, N. Y., after an extended visit at the home of M, l and Mrs. Frank A. Porter of Vine ! street. |
 Miss Darlington has returned after l visiting friends in New York and New 1 Jersey.