New Britain herald., 1920-11-29

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 Tabs Help Hospital
 A donation of s10O to the hospital drive was voted yesterday afternoon at a regular meeting of the Y. M T. 4. S B. society. The society has been a generous contributor to char itable works since its organization, and during the first influenza epidem> ic offered the hospital the use of its entire building as an emergency hos pital.
 Concert Nets $1,0OO
 The Hartford Philharmonic Orches- tra Robert Henry Prutting. Conduc- ton, with Mme< Mary Mellish, of the Metropolitan Opera Company, So- prano, gave a concert at Fox's thea ter yesterday afternoon for the bene- fit of the proposed new New Britain Hospital. The affair was under the auspices of the New Britain Choral Society.
 The large audience which eyinced enthusiasm over the work of the artists was representative of the city. Full returns have not been comptt ed, but will approximate S1.O0o. Use of the theater was contributed by William F-oN-and the employees of the theater, iaeludiag stage hands and mechanical workers turned in to the Hospital Fund the amounts they re- ceived for their days work.
 The Choral socieY,s corps of ushefs was in charge of the seating Of those whe attended.
 Those Holding Boxes
 The box-holders were:
 G. F. Smith, Mrs. c. s. Landers, Arthur KimbaIl. E.. A. Moore. A J. SiepeF. F.. A. Cooper, N. P. Cooley. Mrs. H. s. Hart, George Kimball, Par dan Hickey, Philip E. Stanley, Mrs. Mortimer Judd, H. L. Judd, F. J. Porter, John Loonis H. c. M. Thom- son, the Misses Whittlesey, A. c. Me Kinnie, M. s. Hart, Mrs. J. A. Traut, G. ". Traut, J. s: North, Mrs. F. l.. Hungerferd, Mrs. wm. C. Hungerford, W. l.. Hatch, w. E. Atwood, C. F. Bennett, r. A. Searle. and w. H. Rat tenbury.
 The latest modern music. of classic character was intermingled with the work of the old masters. That the result was satisfactory was proven by the frequent applause given.
 Madame Mary ..Meilish, Soprano. made a pronounced impression with her songs in French, Italian and Eng lish. Her high notes were especially clear and pure with perfection of training in evidence.
 To Pay Drive Expenses.
 List of one hundred, who pledge themselves to give $50 each, if neces- sa ry. to cover the expenses of Hospital Campaign drive: Clarence F. Bennett, George r. Hart. A. c. McKinnie, P. F. King, F.. w. Christ, Walter H. Hart, Ernest w. Pelton, Malcolm Farmer V. B. Chamberlain. Robert N. Peck, L.. W. Young, J. B. Wilbur. Jr., A. w. Stanley, P. B. Stanley. George w. Traut, Frank H. Afford, F.. J. Porter, F. J. Porter, N. P. M. $. Hart, E. c. Goodwin, H. s Hart, Charles Glover, B. A. J. w. Marsland, E. H. Da- vissn, Charles F. Smith, F, s. Cham berlain, Frank c. yibberts, T. Frank Lee, H. W. Hatch, H. V. Camp, w. L.. Hatch, J. NJ. Curtin, J. c. Loom- is, James s. North, William F.. Att wood. Sam Schneider, w. T. Sloper, H. l.. Judd, John A. Andrews, Frank IT. Johnston A. Gorbach. r.. M. F. NJ. Wightman, NJ. H. Camp, II. C. Noble, A. x. Abbe, H. C. NJ. Thomson, George T. Kim ball, Emma C. Rogers, Paul K. Rogers, E. J. skinner F.. H. Cooper. C- S Neu- man. H. H. Wheeler, A. F. Corbin, r. H. Baldwin, c. B. Parsons, Her. bert 1T. Pease, F. G. Platt, Robert S., Brown, A. Buol, D. McMiilan, r. A. Searle, F. J. Wachter, W H. Rat tenbury, A. G. Kimball, D.. F. Hall, Pardon c. Hickey, Howard l.. Platt. Ernest F.. Baldwin, George P. Spear, Sam Davidson, George Gordon, Joseph R. Andrews, A. Shurburg, A. A. Mills, c. J. Parker, George w. Klett, Louis R. Raphael, Charlee H Mitch ell. Philip Corbin, Patrick $. Me- Mahon, George A. QuiGiey, P- F. F. E. crandall, William r- Hungerford, Morris Cohn M. Irv- ing Jester, B. F. Gaffney, W. J. Farley, A. J Sioper, Henry T. Bray, J. E.. Lash. J. H. kirkham, J. E. Cooper, F.. w. Schultz, George Levitt and w B. Ro4sberg