New Britain herald., 1922-12-02

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 MT. Rosenberg, 4t the piano. x, {. Reading withiFiano s ., /. 2,
 The Raven . Edgar Allen Poo l. v MT. Cornwall. Mr.. Hart. - s.. Two niAnos---Four hands $ Sonata h, F Major ,...,.@,
 Y t.l'.., ,.....',s. MoAa lt-uE.ob Allegro Andante aRendo AlleKretto ,, Mr. Andzulaitis and MT. Hart <, G.. Scnssa for Tenor | v x .Mg.1 ari ;,gs. Ota il sole dal Gange- ,..!..... .s.t .,g, ...s.- ... ,e. .,.a. A. Scarlatt [. b. .Winssscf Night .sr, s.s...i.l ...,.. ,.',,. ..,. |, Winter Watts
 c..Coiored Stars ..,.,.,. ! { Mr. Smaller. 7 Mr. Hart at the Piano. z. Mixed Chorus x
 Hear De Lambs A-crying. @ Mys. ,jIjpson, Miss Water, Mrs.
 z 1'uttle, Miss achade; MT < Smaller, Mir. Stuhlman. Mir. Wasley; MT. Latham. 8. Piano ,s /, scherzo in B Flat Minor .....' ', o;SS SS3..,..,............. Chopin ' Miss Tomassoni.
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 Robert F.. Logan. formerly an in- structor. in the Hartford Art school, who has lately returned from Paris where he has won distinction as a painter and etcher, was the guest of friends ih New Britain last week. Among others MT. Logan called on Mrs. Cullen of winthrop street to give her news of her son, Cyril C.. Cullen. New Britain's youthful. sculp- tor who is, at present, studying in Paris. Mr. Cullen is living if, Mir. studio which is at Bellevue near St. Cloud. one of the suburbs of Paris, on the Seine.
 Mr. Cullen's inspired work Is well known to New Britain people, one of his latest works being the bas-relief in marble of Reverend J. F. King berg which he did just before sailing for Paris. It is expected that this splendid piece will be placed in the Home on Radcliffe heights, a fitting tribute to the Homes founder. rf
 The annual Christmas sale for local charities was held by the Isabella Circle, National Daughters Of Isabella, today. Mrs. W. J. f'ebles. who was chairman, was assisted by Miss Mar On. Egan at the candy booth, Mrs. J. 5 Callahan at the cake booth, Mrs. B. F. Gaffney at the fancy work booth, and Mrs. R. W. Hinchliffe at he kiddie booth.
 All ladies of the congregation of the church have been invited ,o attend the, meeting of Women's Foreign Missionary society at the home Of Mrs. Harold Gee, 37 Trinity street. Monday at D. m. A short Eleven Good Reasons" will ,e given. "a, game recently imported rom India will be, played and some ,f Mother Goose's children will re- .ite. ia
 The Musical club of New Britain ias announced that the exchange Of ickets for the. Rosa Ponselle concert which wills be given next Sunday lfternooi at 3.3o, in the Fox theater, ,pened this morning Associate mem ,ers sof the club vil1sreceive their re- erved' seats early next week.
 Mrs. H. Dayton Humphrey will open Ter home. on. West Main street, next afternoon fto a meeting of he Eether Stanley Chapter, D. A. R. frs. Charles H. BisselI of southins- on. the state regent of the D. "A. R.. 5 to besthe speaker of the afternoon. Ars. H.. Dayton Humphrey, Miss rlora IL aHdm ehrey and Mrs Fortis I. Allls will be the l1ostesses. The Young Women's Sewing Guild f the First Baptist church, has an
 ouncedl a gale of fancy articles and ood fc be. ..held-ir the chapel of the hurch. o1 Friday, December g.
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 Miss Maxine Hart, daughter of Mir. nd Mrs. Maxwell Hart <cf Russell treet, is home from the Ogontz chool. in Philadelphia for the i recess and has as her
 ouse guest Miss Betty Thompson of lew York icIy. V. h'is -s Martin ": Stempien of this city. a tudent at Boston University, has been ! nrolled on the honor list for high , cholarship at the College of Busi- ess end Administration by Dean F. v., Lors.s My. Stempien is member f the. class Of lss4. g
 The sISoth anniversary of'the. found- ,s4 cf the Wnrthington Ecclesiastical ,ciety wilt be observed by members the Deriin Congregational church n Wednesday evening, December $. ith appropriate exercises at the hurch, a;s S.4.5ssssfi
 The celebration will take the form [ historical readings with "a recep-' on 10 follow. Papers dealing with ie formation of the society and its rowth matter years will be read by romipent townspeo ople. The recep- on will be open to the public. The secutiye committee in charge of the xercises consists of A. A. North, ardon C. Hickey. Walton HI. Meag- y and Rev. s, A. Fiske. .sg5Y
 Miss .Margaret Conley, 2. student, ali r, AtnoId.s School of Gymnastics, CIV Haven, is spending the holidays her home on Beaver street. I