New Britain herald., 1922-03-18

pices of the McAll Mission. Miss Dilling is a harpist of unusual talent. She Is not only acclaimed America's greatest harpist, but one of the few great harpists of the world. The fol- lowing well arranged program will be presented by Miss Dlling:
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 (a) Impromptu Caprice ..... Pierne (h) Contemplation ....... H. Renie Co Bourree ........ Bash-St. Saens (d The Harmonious Blacksmith
 Handel (a) Prelude in Minor ..... Chopin (b) .altz In A Flat ........ Brahms Co Le Bon Petit Roi D'yvetot. ...
 French Folk Song
 Arranged by Grandjany (d) Song of the Volga Roatman.
 Russian Folk Song ............
 Arranged by Harriette Cady
 Harriette Cady (a) Marche Militaire ... Hasselmans (b) Les Toilets ..... .Hasseimans Co The Fountain ........ Zabel
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 (a) 1st Arabesque .Debussy (b) Le Chanson de Guillot Martin XVII Century,. Arr. by Perilhous Co Morse Ballad ......... Poenitz The coming few weeks promise to be so gay with parties, teas and dances which will be given for the younger set coming home for the spring recess that they will quite make up for the more or less dull weeks we have had since Lent began. Many of the young people will be guests at the dance which Benjamin A. Hawley will give next Saturday at the Shuttle Meadow club for Miss Virginia Hart, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Walter Hart of Hart street,
 Miss Virginia Leland, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Leland of Hart street, will return March 22 from the Misses Masters school at Dobbs Ferry for the spring recess.
 Miss Virginia Hart, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Walter Hart of Hart street, will return on Wednesday from Smith college to spend the vacation with her parents.
 Miss Bernadine Walker, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Fred Walker of Harri- son street, returns March 31 from Miss Bouve's school Friends of Miss Walkers will be interested to know that next year she is to be the athletic director at Chestnut Hill school, pri- vate day school in Brookline, Mass. Miss Lois Kirkham, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. John H. Kirkham of Cedar street, will return from Abbot academy, Andover, Mass, next Thurs day.
 Robert Hart, son of MT. and Mrs Maxwell Hart of Russell street. re- turns Wednesday from Kent school Kent, Conn.,, for the spring recess.
 Miss Ruby Andrews, daughter of MT. and Mrs. John Andrews of Bas- sett street, will come home next Fri day from Russell Sage college. Miss Andrews will have as her guest during the spring recess Miss Dorothy Pa uuette of New York city.
 Miss Maxine Hart, daughter of MT and Mrs. Maxwell Hart of Russell street, will return from Ogontz school next Thursday. Miss Hart will have as her guest durin gthe spring vaca- ton Miss Marion Moore of Topeka kans. Roswell Moore, son of MT. and Mrs F. Allen Moore of Sunnyledge, will return March 22 from Kent school Kent, Conn.
 Beatrice Reynal, daughter of MT and Mrs Louis s. Reynal of Grove Hill, will return from Bradford academy on Thursday for the spring vacation.
 Miss Mary Monsees of Belvidere who was operated on some days ago at St. Francis hospital, Hartford, is resting comfortably.
 The St. Patrick Day whist and dance which the Daughters of lsa bella gave last evening at the Elks club was marked success, there be- ing about twenty tables of card play CTS and as many dancers. The pa tronesses for this entertainment were Mrs. B. r. Gaffney, Mrs. Edward Han non, Mrs. Nellie r. Fogarty, Mrs. J F. Cosgriff and Mrs. T. W. Hinchcliffe while the prizes were swon by Mrs Carrie Conlin. Mrs. John Kelly, Mrs B. J. Donohue, Frank Cox and Thomas Salmon.
 Mrs. A. w. Ritter of Stratford Roat : morial church Wednesday afternoon at a. social. Mrs. Kittie Sarvan ano :, Mrs. Lillie Spencer rendered severa selections on the piano. Mrs. Grace Bryan sang and Mrs. C. H. Eddy gave a very interesting reading.
 Carlisle Kron, son of Mir. and Mrs George Kron of West Main street, has returned to Westminster school Simsbury, Conn.,, where he is instruc for in athletics. MT. Kron has beer home for the past week recuperatint from a broken wrist, the result of fall he had while playing basket ball Mrs. Leslie w. Russell arrived II the city today for visit with tht family of her son, Robert Russell O 70 Walnut street. She will remail bere until the latter part of April