New Britain herald., 1922-02-11
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| The members and guests of tn, Woman's club of New Britain through the courtesy of Mrs. w. C. Hunger. ford, enjoyed a most delightful must cale Tuesday evening in the CamI school when Miss Rose Bryant ol New York, whose splendid singing ability is well known here, and Miss | Frances Parker of New Britain, plan. list, entertained. Miss Bryant's seleo. tions were well chosen, starting with a group of Creole songs, the haunting melody of which Miss Bryant's voice made very beautiful, and ending with kramer's Great Awakening" Pet- haps in this last number, which is SC full Of artistic opportunity. Miss Bry- ants voice. always so rich in tone showed It's greatest power and cx- treme versatility.
 Miss Parker's numbers on the piano Iiszt's "Etude in D Flat" and Chop ins "TLnis Ecossaises" were especial ly well rendered giving great pleas ure to the appreciative audience Both Miss Bryant and Miss Parker respond ed 10 encores, The evenings pro gram in full is as follows:
 1. Bayou Songs ....,.... Strickland
 (a) Ma Lil' Battcau
 (b) Drcamin' Time
 Co Little Jasimine Bud .. 2.
 td) Mornin' on ze Bayou
 French Creole Songs
 2 Etude in D Flat ...... Liszt 5, (a) The Lord is My Shepherd
 Dvorak
 'p) sylvia .,r...,....... Speaks
 Co All for You ..... Martin 4' Irols Ecossaises ....... Chopin D. The Great Awakening -. Kramer
 After the concert Mrs. w. C. Hun gerford entertained at an informal re- ception in honor of Miss Bryant at her home on Russell street, where the guests had an opportunity of greeting the artist in person In the dining room Mrs. Arthur kimball and Mrs. II. C. Bates presided
 The members of the Junior McAu mission held very successful meet ing last Saturday afternoon when they met to make scrap books for children in France. About thirty books were completed, the work of cutting, pasting and binding being done quickly so that the books are ready to be shipped Miss Polly Pease who is the corresponding secre- tary read q letter from headuuarters which told about the orphan the New Britain children had adopted The members of the mission are planning to give play during the Easter vaca- tion under the direction of Mrs. Will liam c. Dalzell of Armistice. The play which has been chosen is "The Wishing Well" which Mrs. Dalzell has adapted from a John Martin book
 The local Mount Holyoke Alumnae will hold food sale on Valentine Day, Tuesday, Feb. 14. from 2 to 6 D. m., at the office of the Home Banking and Realty company, S6 West Main street, for the aid of their fund. There will be Val entine sweets, cakes, heart shaped cookies, all sorts of candies. The on the sale are Mrs. $. H.
  Other Mount Holyoke women are Miss A. M. Wilcox, Mrs. C. J. Parker, Mrs. Rollin Judd, Mrs. l.. H. Pease, Miss F. G. Rogers. Miss Mary Mans field, Mrs. T. Fl. Cogswell, Mrs. c. r. Bennett, Mrs. Stuart Parsons, Miss M ,. Weld Miss Ruth Loomis, Mrs rthur Grant, Mrs. R. H. Hubbard, Miss Laura Hall, Mrs. Sherrod Skin Ter, Miss Helen Wolski and Mrs. Val antine Flood.
 The French club of the Senior High l ,chool under the direction of Miss Souther held it's February meeting ast Tuesday. The club was honored l n having for the speaker of the af- ernoon, Professor Stanley Galpin of Trinity college, who gave a delightful ak in French, taking as his subject lis bicycle trip through England and | Trance.
 Miss Emily Sloper is visiting friends n Hartford.
 At the meeting of the foreign mis- ionary department of the South hurch Friday afternoon two interest ng papers were read, one being Modern History of China" by Mrs. !. Allen Moore, and the other a re- ort of news from China, given by Hiss May Booth.
 The next meeting of the Woman's lub of New Britain will be held on tuesday afternoon in the Camp school the occasion being a Current Event Magazine" with Mrs. larris B. Humason. editor,
 Mrs. Stanley l.. Galpin, of Berlin, as one of the chaperons at the trinity college promenade Monday vening
 Mrs Buell. B. Bassette left today for Texas, where she will visit CT daughter, Mrs. w. C. Gilbert. rs Bassett and Mrs. Gilbert will go, ter, to Houston. Texas, which was rs. Bassette's former home.
 Mrs. Ernest N. Humphrey enter l ined her bridge club at luncheon thursday at her home on, Lincoln rect. II The members of the Anchor Brand ; %,. tr1