New Britain herald., 1916-11-18

The Woman'S Club held a very de-
lightful meeting Tuesday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. George Traut on
Plainville road. An extremely enjoy
able musical program of characteris-
tic Scandinavian music was carried
out by Professor Henry Ludwig Of
New York, violinist, and Mrs. Frank
L. Traut Of New Britain, pianist. Mrs.
w. H. Hungerford and Mrs. A. j.
Sloper presided at the prettily ap-
pointed tea table while Mrs H. Sloper,
Mrs. F. Cham berlain, Mrs. o. Burck-
hardt, Mrs. T. H. Bri1toll, Mrs. R.
Clark Mrs E. Pelton and Miss c..
Chamberlain assisted in serving the
guests. The following excellent pro-
gram was carried out:
Part I.
1. lobe Lille-Piano-Dan Folk
Song Gade
2. Birdling-Piano- ....... Grieg
Gynt II-Violin ........ Grieg
4. Swedish Wedding March
Piano Sodeman
.... .. ...... Grieg
for Violin ............... Ole Bull
Part II.
I. Kobold-Piano :...:.... Grieg
2. Liten Karin-Swedish Folk
Song ........ Gade
3. Allegretto-From Sonata in F
Violin and piano ........ Grieg
4. The Sleeping Child-Violin 80.
kJerulf
5. Markie Kronas- Norwegian Bal
lad ................. Hansen
The fiftieth annual conference of
Congregational churches which was
held in this city on Tuesday and
Wednesday of this week was
splendid success as there were about
two hundred interested delegates in
An excellent program
was carried out. 1t was:
Tuesday-10:3 a. M, state confer
ence Of Congregational churches.
Opening address and committee re-
ports, First church; 1890 p. M,
luncheon, First church; 200 p. M,
The Changed Problem Our Churches
Face" speakers are Prof B. S.
Prof. William B. Bailey,
Rev. D. Brewer Eddy, First church,;
800 p. M, dinner, First church; 7:15
}. M, evening meeting in the South
church, Rev. Hubert C. Herring,
peaker. .... j. T. 4. g..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in the First
,hurch; 900 a. M, Mrs. F. G. Plat,
Rev. Henry A. Atkinson, Rev. John
Scheurle, speakers; 200 p. M, the
Missionary Society of Connecticut,
Judge Peck, Mrs. Williston Walker
Rev. Philip M. Rose, Rev. Sherrod
Soule. speakers; 500 p. M, mems
Prof Irving Fisher, speak,
CIR; 500 p M, Rev. John Douglas
sacrament of the Lords Sup
per.
The members of the Highland
Country club are anticipating with
pleasure the several dinners and
dances which, have been planned for
the next few weeks. The first of these
occasions will be the special football
dinner which will be served at the
club ON Saturday, November rs at
O clock. There will be club dances
on Saturday, November 18th, 25th and
3Oth, as we'll as a special Thanksgiv-
ing dinner served at 1 o'clock on this
last date.
During the week beginning Novem-
Der 70 the mem D6rS OF the TRINITY
Methodist church will fittingIy observe
the twenty-fifth anniversary of the
dedication of their church. An ex-
cellent program has been arranged for
this celebration which will begin with
a special service on the opening
Sunday.
The members Of the Berlin Literary
oi0t1 init inc
meeting Monday evening when they
met at the home Of Mrs. B. K. Field.
Dr. Nourse who had charge of the
program gave a splendid talk on the
New Map Of Europe" showing the
possible effects of the great war on
the various nations across the sea.
Mrs. J. e. Howes of Boston has
announced the engagement of her
daughter, Miss Margaret, to Leonard
Cheney Maier, son Of Reverend and
Mrs H w. Maier of this city.
The Eastern Glee quartet gave a
musical entertainment at the Y. M. G.
of a series of social occasions that
have been planned for the winter sea-
son and was most successful event.