New Britain herald., 1922-02-18
:-: Social Notes :-:

Senator and Mrs, John II, Trumbull of 80 Pennington avenue. rlainyille. | entertained about 100 friends at their | home Monday evening with a piano forte recital given by Miss Lois Phelps. Miss Phelps, the daughter of MT. | and Mrs, Burton Phelps of Whiting street, rlainville, although but 12I years old, Is an accomplished mu- sician and has appeared at several concerts throughout the state All her renderings, played by mem ory, were the masterpieces of past great artists. Before Miss Phelps played her pieces. brief history of the musician who had composed the piece and the interesting develop ments of music. were given. The progress of the young lady is hti ing watched with interest by the residents of the town. and brilliant future with her excellent talent is ex- pected for her. The guests of Sena- tor and Mrs. Trumbull were loud in their applause for the talented young miss.
 Mrs F. C. L. Kitchelt of Hartford, director of the citizens department of the Connecticut League of Women Voters, will talk to the New Britain branch of the league at a meeting which will be held Monday evening in the Chamber of Commerce rooms. Mrs. Kitchelt has recently returned from Washington which trip she took in the interests of the league. It was stated by Mrs. A. q. kimball, one of the officials ot the local branch that the league has no political "hsh to fry" and that 1t is allied with no political organization. It Is simply formed with the purpose of instruct ing women in the uses and privileges of the ballot and will promote poll tical knowledge generally.
 Mrs Isaac Russell and Mrs M. T. Kinsella have recently ben added to the program committee of the local branch The other members are Mrs. A. G. Kimball, Miss Helen Caldwell and Miss J. Wardrope.
 Seven year old Miss Marion Hance, daughter of MT and Mrs. Clifford B. Hancc of Park Terrace, entertained a. number of her friends this after noon, it being her seventh birthday anniversary Games and refresh ments featured the afternoon.
 Maxwell Porter and Kenneth Searle are attending the annual Phi Gamma Delta dinner at Yale university this evening.
 Mrs. w. Fl. Judd of Murray Hill, entertained her bridge club Friday at- ternoon.
 Mrs. Julia Burk has returned from East Windsor Hills where she has been spending the past ten months. mother, Mrs J. J. Mccarthy on Bel den street Mir, and Mrs. Carl lTrisbie, W. l.. Hatch George P. Spear and F. $. Chamberlain left for Southern Pines, N. C.. today. Miss Alne Nelson daughter of Mir. and Mrs Bennett Nelson of Harrison street is spending ! few days al home. Miss Nelson is sudden. at the Forsyth Dental school of Boston. Miss Ruby Andrews, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. John Andrews Of Bas- sett street, is attending the Theta Chi dance at Rensselaer, University, Troy. N. Y.. this weekend. Miss Andrews is student at Russell Sage college.
 Carlisle kron Is spending the week end with his parents. Mir. and Mrs. George kron, of West Main street,
 The music committee of the Woman's Aid society of the Baptist church has arranged an excellent pro- gram for Friday evening, February o4, which will be as follows:
 Part l.
 Piano Solo In Already ...'','''.
 Ethelbert Nevin (a) The Shepherds Tale.
 tb) The Shepherds All and Maid
 ems Fair.
 (c) Lullaby.
 (d) The Tournament.
 Mrs. John Lindsay.
 Soprano Solo ta) For You Alone. Fl. E. Geeh' (b) At DawninE ........ .Cadman
 Miss Dorothy Latham. Milo Sextet-The Sword of Ferrara. Bulletin Messrs Hoaglund, Anderson. Larson. Talk. Anderson and Linden
 Miss Hellstrom- at the Piano, Recitation-Amanda's Wedding....
 I. Frame
 Mrs. R. !. Dixon.
 Baritone Solo-The Pilgrims Song.
 .. TschaikoWsky
 John Lindsay.
 Part II.
 A Song Cycle-The Morning of the Year Cadman By Church Quartet:
 Miss Sears. Mir. Hoaglund, Miss Forster, Mir. Latham. Mir. Brewer at the Piano.
 Under the auspices Of the Eddy Glover Post, No. 6, American Legion $ the Orpheus concert artists, who are Charles Hart tenor; Louis James tenor: Elliott Shaw. baritone, and Wilfred Glenn, basso, will sing here at Foxs theater on Sunday afternoon , February 26. As these artists are well , known and as their work has been re- produced on the phonograph records , proving their splendid singing ability it is expected that the concert will be f an especially enjoyab ble one.
 Mrs. John C. Owen Of 1o1 Sout