New Britain herald., 1922-03-04

l Under the auspices of the Stanley Memorial church Brotherhood, the i Milo Sextette gave delightful con- cert Thursday evening at the Center church. The program was an especial | ly pleasing one, being made up of solos, chorus work, and rectations, all of which gave the audience much pleasure. The work of the sextette was splendid and their songs varied and beautiful The evenings pro- gram was IS follows: l Opening chorus ......, Milo SeXtette Viking Song, by S. Coeridge Taylor Tenor solo ......... Morris Hoglund a Twilight, By K. A. Glen
 b The Great Awakening, by Kramer Ensemble ........... Milo Sextette | a Sandman, By D. Protherie
 b Swing Along, by Bothe Recitation ..... Miss signe Peterson | Amandas Wedding
 Piano solo .. Miss Afreda Hellstrom Liebestraum, by Liszt CHOTuS MILO NeAtelle Invictus. by Bruno Huh Soprano solo .... Miss Ava Hanson Husheen, by Needham
 b An Opera Secret, by Woodman Ensemble ............ Milo Sextette Gipsy John, by Frederic Clay Recitation ...... Miss Signe Peterson | \ 'Talenhopo COOyerSatio Baritone solo ......... Walter Falk a The Song of Steel
 h The Blind Bloughman
 Finale .............. Milo Sextette Sword of Ferrara. by Bullard.
 v | A very successful pre-Lenten whist and dance was given at the Elks' home on Washington street, Tuesday evening by the Ladies' Aid. society of St. Joseph's church. There were sixty tables of players and a large number of people enjoyed the dancing. The first ladies' prize, a handsome quilt was won by Mrs. William Smith, the second by Mrs. Fred Lueback. The first gentleman's prize went to Peter FAsari. the second to John E. Curtin Mrs. J. F. Atwater was chairman of the committee in charge, Mrs. w. Mangan, Mrs. James White Mrs. E. Callahan, Mrs. F. Durham. the recep- ton committee; Mrs. w. G. Frguson, Mrs. w. klambt, Mrs. c. kuhus made up the ticket committee and Mrs. H. Bailey, Mrs. H. Hart and Mrs, A. Mordcitte, the refreshment commit tee.
 Mrs. George E. M. Bean of Newing- ton will entertain the members of the lWoman's club at a musicale which will be given Wednesday evening, March &, in the Camp school audi ltorium. A trio consisting of Mrs. Louis c. Newman, piano, Mrs. Joseph Dallep. violin and Mrs. Truman F. lFassett, violin cello will present the Following well arranged program:
 PoCco Adagio
 Finale Presto
 Trio t2) Wldmung ~.'.......,.. Pepper Mazlrka ...,..,......., Pepper
 Mrs. Fassett l (3) Serenade ........,..... Widor ,n l'io .. (4) AIT Bach
 Gavotte .............. Perrin
 Mrs. Tassett | (5) Trio Opus IDA ......... ........... Constantine Sternberg
 Allegro
 Theme with variations.
 Rondo
 | Trio
 On Monday evening. March 6. at Mrs. F. L. c. Kitchet of Hartford. will give the first of a series of six lectures on Machinery of Govern ment" under the auspices of the New Britain League of Women Voters. Mrs G. J. kinsela. Mrs. A. c. Kim ball, Miss Jean Wardrope are the committee in charge.
 Miss Helen Olson left Thursday for Alabama where she will visit her aunt, Mrs Heinz, who was formerly of this city.
 MT. and Mrs. Edw. H. Reinhol1 and daughter Virginia, are spending the weekend in New York city.
 Miss Eleanor Lewis of Russell street, is spending the weekend with friends in New York city
 Miss Elizabeth Sloper, daughter of | MT. and Mrs. William Sloper of Lex ington street, has returned to St. Mar garets school in Waterbury.
 Mrs Idella Knapp of Vine street, entertained several friends at bridge on Tuesday evening. There were three tables playing, the prizes went to Mrs George Ashley and to Mrs,