New Britain herald., 1922-12-02

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 Thr musical program Of the after noon was made up of the following numbers; Aria-O Don Fatale (Don Carlo).
 Verdi
 Miss schalker.
 a) Care Sal"c ...,... ... Handel fb) Q Bocca Dolorosa .... Sibella Co Du Bist Vie Fine Dlume. .....
 SchcsinGnr td) Die Mainacht .,.,..... Brahms
 Miss Schalker.
 (a) Rose of the Garden ..,.. Owst tb) Sllimber Song ....4....... .Lohr
 The Quartet.
 ta) En bercant ,,.......... verse; fb) Sailors Song. .... tc To the Sea.
 From Sea Pieces. ... Mcdowell
 Mir. Hart.
 (a) Yohrzeit ............. Silberta (b) The Silver Ring ... .Chaminade fc) Like Rosebud ...... La Forge tb, Tho Mither Heart .... <, Sticklcs {c) The Gypsy Trail ...... Galloway
 Mis- s;cFalker. 'n
 American Education Week. time set aside to inspire greater interest in methods and resources. and to create desire for furt,hnr self will be observed through out the United States from Decem- ber to 9. The American Legion. The National Education Association and The United States Bureau Of Ed ucation are cooperating to make this event a success. having planned the of the week to be observed, as far as possible in the churches, schools and by private citizens. Each day of the week has been dedicated to sne cial subject as follows: Sun day. For God and Country: Monday. American Citizenship Dav: Tuesday. Patriotism Dav; Wednesday. School and Teache- nav: Thur~dav. Hitter ecy Day; Friday. Equality of Oppor- tpnity, and Saturday, Physical Edu- cation Day.
 The Wentworth club gave very s,icce7sfrl dance Thursday evening at the Y. w. c. A. If was one of the most brilliant parties of the Thanks giving season, as 1t was well attend cd by many of the younger set who were horne from school and college for the holiday. The Rexmere club orchestra played for long program Of dances.
 Harry Scheuy was chairman of the in charge and was assisted by Clifford Odin, Harry Ginsberg. Clement Lewis, Robert Loomis and Louis Irleischer.~ @ M Buel G. Alderman of 47s Park street and Miss Aurlic q: Iiauthier of e44 Windsor avenue. Hartford, were fn Hartford on ThanksEiv- ing eve. Rev. c. Chesterfield Sim onson pastor of the Methodist church on Deerfield avenue, performed the ceremony. The couple will make their home at s4 West Main street in this city. <, Mfr. Alderman is em- ployed at the Elmer Lunch room on Main street..
 Mir. and Mrs. William Daigle of Fairsiew street entertained Mir. and Mrs. William Thompson and twoschil- 1ren of Bridgeport, Mir and Mrs. Emery Patterson and children of Meriden, Mir. and Mrs. Harold .Daigle and child of Plainvfi'e and Mr and Mrs. Gordon Patterson of Nota sco- tia, over Thanksgiving.
 Miss Jean Wardrope, general secre- tary at the Y. c. A., is spending the week-eild in Boston, Mass.
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 Clarence H. keeley, service man. ager for the Lash Motor company on West Main street, bis wife and son, and Mrs. Anna Robinrcn left today for, California, where they will spend the winter. 4
 The Thanksgiving holidays have been crowded with festivities for the younger set, the last last evening giv- sn by the Alpha Delta Sigma fratern ty at the Shuttle Meadow club being ,ne of the most successful and enjoy ,blo parties. Tho ReXmete club or ,heatra played for tlc dancers from s ,'elock until l. while Mir. and Mrs. charles R. Hare chaperoned. Henry hrist. chairman; Arthur Fowler aid Maurice l'enton made up the com nittee which had charge of the dance arrangements ~I On Thanksgiving morning. Miss Caroline R. Rice of Winthrop street ind George M. I.eavitt of Prospect trect were married in the parsonage If the S'onth Congregational church | ,y Rev. Dr. George w. C. Hill.
 
 Miss Virginia Root, who is a stu lent at the Woman's college in New ondon. is spending tho recess at her ,omc in Berlin. Miss eJannette Light of 200 Ire nont street entertained at whist for |, number of her friends on Thursday vening. Tho first prize was awarded O Jack Seider or New Haven and the econd to Miss Sylvia Beizer of Hart ord.
 Miss Mildred Gilbert of Newark, N. | z. is the guest of her uncle. Frank i, obey, Of Clark street.
 Albert Callahan of the Paulist hoir is the weekend guest of Fred T A.