New Britain herald., 1922-03-18

The active and associate members of the New Britain Musical club met on Monday evening at the Camp street school where they listened 10 an especially enjoyable program, the theme of the evening being opera John A. Lindsay read an interesting paper on the subject and the musical numbers which were rendered so artistically by the members, were se- lected from famous operas The pro- gram was as follows
 Aria Vissi D'Arte Ga Tosca) ....
 Puccni
 Miss Water Trio, Scene of the Swords (FausD
 Gounod Messrs Smaller, Lindsay and Klein Spinning Song (Flying Dutchman)
 Wagner Two pianos.
 Miss Hiae and Miss Parker Aria, O. mic Fernando (La Favor ita) .... ............,.. Donizetu
 Miss Schade
 Aria, As when the Dove (Acis and Galatea) .............. Handel
 Mrs. Smaller
 Piano, To the Evening Star (Tann- hauser) ...... Wagner-Liszt
 Miss Manning Meditation, Je Souvientil du lumineux (Thais) with violin .... Massenet
 Mrs. Sindell. Mir. Fleitzer La Fatal Pietra (Aida) (The Fatal StOne) .,..'''' Neiui Miss Earnest, Mrs. Stuhlmann Quartet, Good Night (Martha)
 Flotow Mrs. sndell, Miss schade, MT. Stuhl- mann, MT. Latham
 Accompanies: Miss Parker, Miss Tomassoni and Mir. Hart.
 Mrs. Joseph Mulligan of Liberty street gave shower and bridge or St. Patrick's day for Miss Alma Grove There were five tables of bridge eacf one very attractive with its greer cover and tiny potted fern as favor for each guest. The prizes were awarded to Mrs. E. Lancaster, Mis-: Norma Began and to Miss Rose Glover. Mrs. Mulligan served mos appropriate St. Patrick's day refresh ment, green ice in the form of sham rocks and tiny cakes covered witt green icing. Miss Grove is tho daughter of MT. and Mrs. Thoma: Grove of Grove Hill, her marriage to Ellis Bardsley of Syracuse vii take place on Tuesday, April IS, a St. Mary's church.
 Under the auspices of the Rev. Will liam A. Harty branch of the A. o. H the annual St. Patrick's Day dance was given last vening in Turner hal on Arch street. The large attendance enjoyed old fashioned Irish ant square dances, as well as the moderl jazz, for which Lynchs orchestra furnished the music.
 Miss Ruth Nelson, daughter of Mir and Mrs. Bonnet Nelson of Harrison street gave a dance at her home ol Monday evening for her guest, Mis- Ethel Stone of Bridgeport. The hous' was very attractively decorated il green. During the evering Miss Mel son served luncheon to her guests a a table which was unusual lovely. Tal green candles and green carnation making the centerpiece while favor of tiny green baskets filled wit tempting green candies and shamroc leaves were placed at each cover There were twenty people present. l
 Mrs. F. LEG. Kilchelt of Hartfor will address the meeting of the Nev Britain League of Women Voter Monday evening at the Chamber o Commerce rooms.
 There is to be supper dance at tn Shuttle Meadow club this evening.
 Orlando Swift, son of Talmadg Swift of Cedar street comes hom Wednesday from Norwich University Vermont, for the spring recess.
 Miss Katheryn Swift, daughter o Mir. and Mrs. o. E. Swift of Lincoll street returns from Bradford Academ March "A, for two weeks vacation. Miss Martha Moore, daughter o Mir. and Mrs. E. Allen Moore of Sun nyledge will be home from Nassar col !ege March A for the spring recess Miss Urith Wachter, daughter o Mir. and Mrs. Frank Wachter of liar rison street will return Friday iron Drew Seminary, Carmel, N. Y. Miss Doris Williams, daughter o } MT. and Mrs. A. w. Williams of Cor bin avenue returns Friday from Vas : sar college.
 Miss Barbara Swift, daughter 0 ] Talmadge Swift of Cedar street wi return from Putnam hall, Pough keepsie next Thursday.
 The following members of the B. ( c. club observed the third anniversar of orCo ,,ioofinn u-it1, fbp3fe