New Britain herald., 1922-02-25

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 The program for Mondays concert will be as follows:
 Part 1
 Two pianos
 Variations on a theme by Beethoven
 nt-Saens.
 Mrs, Andzulatis and Mir. Hart Piano, two violins and cello
 fa) Pastorale ,,,.....,, Neyin
 tb) Slumber song ..,... Nevin
 MesTs. sioander, Fleitzer, Stearns and Schauffler.
 Solos for violin
 (a) Valse Hummel- -Burmeister tp) Souvenir ..,.,......... Drdla | Co Mazurka ,,...... Nlynarski Mir. Luryea
 Mir. Rosenberg at the piano. Two pianos
 (a) Gondoliera (picture from the south) ..,,..4......,,.,....... Reineke
 tb) Polonaise in D. ;. Moszkowski Mrs. Andzulatis and Mir. Hart. Cantsta--"The Rose Maiden" Cowen by R. F. Francilon) For Solo, CnOTuS ana TWO plano aC- compartment.
 Soloists Mrs. Horton and Mrs. Tp- son, sopranos: Mrs. Futile and Miss Schade; altos Messrs Stuhmann and Smaller; tenors: Messrs. Klein and Latham haritones.
 Accompanies: Messrs. Sjolander and Hart
 The regular meeting of the Musical club of New Britain. was held last Monday evening at the Camp street school. Miss Edith Manning presid- ing. The subject of the evening be- ing the oratorio, the program was planned accordingly, and pr. c. J Moore of Bristol. in most interest ing paper, explained the origin, de- velopment and history of this form of sacred musical drama The mu- sical program was a varied, as we'll as an especially delightful one. con- sisting as it did, of arias from fam ous oratorios choruses and instru- mental selections, rendered by the clubs well known artists The evenings program which was so artistic in it's conception and rem dition was as follows:
 Oratorio. Presiding Miss Manning .......... ........... Paper by Dr. Moore | Piano (four hands)
 Overture to .St. Paul" .....
 ............... Mendelssohn |
 Mrs. Andzulatis. Mir. Hart Recitative and Aria
 Jerusalem, Thou That Killest the Prophets (St. FauD.. Mendelssohn
 Miss Latham Recitative and Aria
 If With All Your Hearts (Elijah)
 ...,.......... Mendelssohn
 MT. Stuhlmann Aria--It is Enough (Elijah)
 ......,.,........ Mendelssohn
 Mr Wasley Aria-With Verdure Clad (The Creation) ............... Haydn
 Mrs, Upson Aria-Hear Me, Ye Winds and
 MT. Klein ouet-Quis est Homo (Stabat Mater) ................, Rossini
 Mrs. Horton Mrs. Futile Piano, Violin and 'Celo--Cujus Aminam (Stabat Mater) Rossini Mrs. Andzulatis Mir. Fleitzer
 MT. Schauffler 'olo and Chorus (with two piano four hand accompaniment Inflam matus (Stabat Mater) .... Rossini 7
 Miss Farrell and Chorus
 Mir. Lindsay Conducting Accompanies: Mr Sjolander and f
 Mir. Hart f 4ccomranists:
 Mrs. Andzulatis, Mir. Siolander,
 and Mir, Hart
 | The Womans Relief held an inter v sting meeting Wednesday afternoon. he program, which was arranged by ' frs Elizabeth Atkinson, being ap- ropriate to Washington's birthday. U he program consisted of piano solos ' y Mrs. K Swanson, recitation of the z oem "Netty McErving" by Mrs. o o ora Starr. 8 reading. "Washington's \. ost Diary Discovered" by Mrs Cora /, [. Eddy. Mrs. Minetta Norton read 1e Lincoln legion pledges and Mrs tkinson gave sketches of Washing ms cabinet and the organization of e le first congress. A social hour fol- :" wed the program. ~ On Thursday, the New Britain Ro- O ,ry club celebrated the seventeenth a rthday of Rotary with the pro W am International Day. which was M specially fitting since the growth of a' le organization has by no means W zen limited to the United States. d1 ags of the nations adorned the ta- cl es where the lunch was served, and ct essages were received and read from B otary leaders of other countries. A MT. and Mrs George W. Traut en- rtained at a family dinner Wednes- V at their home on West Main Y ,eet. the occasion being MT. Trauts m -thday. st Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Brierley of w York. are visiting MT. and Mrs. st1 w. Traut. N Mir. and Mrs. Frank E Barnes of D West 10th street, New York, st, of New Britain, have an- Yc unced the engagement of their nghter. Miss Gladys O. Barnes, to = snk M. Potion. of New York, N Mrs. William Booth and Mrs, A. C. Kinnie of Forrest street returned law from New Haven where they