New Britain herald., 1916-03-25

 Selections ..... Gladden's Orchestra
 (a) Twilight Echoes
 (b) Apple Blossoms" Folk dance. ... Second grade pupils
 (a) "Bleking"
 (b) Nigar Polskan' Chorus. ..... Fifth and sixth grades
 (a) Come With Thy Lute
 to the Fountain
 (b) "See How Ligthly on
 the Blue Sea Vocal solo. Fred w. Latham "The Gypsy Trail''-Galloway. Folk dances
 (a) "Happ Morr Annika'
 (b) Hungarian Folk Dance"
 National Melodies" Chorus. ..... Fifth and sixth grades T Love the Merry Sunshine" Folk dance. Second grade
 Danish Dance of Greeting Solo MT. Latham
 Harlot Dramatization ... Sixth grade
 Abraham Lincoln Selection ...... .Gladden's orchestra
 Fragrance of a Rose.' Much interest is being manifested in the Connecticut Congress of M others for Child Welfare which will be held here on April 27 and 2S. The Congress is composed of fifty five auxiliaries of this state, being motherhood clubs, mother circles and parents and teachers associations A large number of delegates is expected and the New Britain United Parents and Teachers association, of which l.. Allen Moore is president. will be the entertaining organization.
 
 At the seasons last meeting of the Science and Literature department Of the Woman's club, held at the home of Mrs. R. Hemingway on Lexington street, the subject: Balkan States was discussed. Except onally fine papers on this theme were given by Mrs. George E. GermOnd whose ar ticle was entitled Montenegro and Albania," by Mrs. o. N. Judd on Serbia and Bulgaria." and by Mrs. Martin Pasco on "Rumania.' Monday afternoon the members of the McAll Auxiliary met in the Bap- tist church chapel and listened to most interesting address on France, the Gospel and War by Madame Blanche q Aubique Bieles. The talk was illustrated with stere opticon views which realistically showed con- ditions in France.
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 Mrs. A. N. Scripture gave a charming bridge party last Saturday afternoon at her home on Garden street. The party was in honor of Miss Ruth Wells of Stanley quarter whose engagement to Albert J. Porter was announced.
 
 MT. and Mrs Harold l.. Judd of Minneapolis and New Britain were guests of a beach party given py MT. and Mrs. Frank G. Jones of Mem phis, Tenn. in honor of George Ade, at Bellair, Florida, on Friday of last week
 The members of the Ladies' Aid society of the kensing- ton Congregational church served a supper in. the church parlors Thurs day evening.
 Announcement was made of the en- fagement of Miss Lulalou De Grot of Illinois who teaches German in the local High school to Willard S. Jones, local manager of the New Haven Dairy Ice Cream company.
 # * Literary club of Maple Hill enjoyed q bridge party Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs l.. B. Mallory
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 Miss Ruth Damon came home Thursday from Holyoke college for the spring holidays.
 Garret P. Fitch of North Adams, Mass, is visiting his mother, Mrs. M. l.. Fitch.
 Miss Margaret Sieben of Helena. Montana, is the guest of Miss Florine Parker.
 Mrs. Wertenbacker of Fort Terry is the guest of MT. and Mrs. William Rowland.
 Mrs. William Sternberg entertain ed informally at luncheon Wednes- day. Auction bridge was enjoyed after the luncheon, Mrs. A. B. John son winning the prize.
 Miss Barbara Moore, daughter Of MT. and Mrs. E. A. Moore. returned yesterday from Vassar for the holi days.
 
 Jack Kirkham came home ycster day from Kent where he attends the Kent school.
 Mir and Mrs. Stanley Parker have returned from Florida.