New Britain herald., 1922-11-18

l A musical event of much promise is being planned by fhe New Britain Rotary club for Friday evening. No- vember 2l, when the Paulist Chor- isters will sing at Fox's theater. There are TO singers. 40 of whom are small boys, In this concert organisa- ton wi.ssa is the only national con | cert body of boys and men on Inc | continent. Reverend Father William J. Finn who has charge of the chor- irters in New York will act aa their director and leader in their concert here. The financial proceeds of this entertainment will be given to help the crippled children Of New Britain. The program as 1t has been ar- ranged is as follows Part One.
 l. ta> Et in Terra Pax Hominl-
 bus .......... Palestrina
 tb) Ala Trinita Beata. ......
 ....... Autore Incognito 2, tD Ave Maria tmen's choir)
 ............,..- Vittorte
 (b Panis Angelicus .... j.. Baini 3. Two Christmas Carols
 ta) Silent Night ...........
 ... Jack Huber. Solo, boy
 (b) I Saw Three Ships. ,.....
 ........ Edward Slattery {. Q Salufaris ............. Elgar 5 That That Sow in Tears. .. .GAuj G. Cherubic Hymn .Gretchanninof '. Salve Regina ...... Washington
 Overton Moyle. goloist
 Intermission
 Part Two. l, Lallla ,a............. Gounod 2. American Melodies
 (a) Suanee River
 Anthony Uzarowicz. soloist
 (b) My Old Kentucky Home 3. By the Waters of Minnetonka.
 .......... ...... Lieurance Tom Moran, Harold Glynn and Bren-
 dan O'Callaghan, soloists 4. The Little Grey Home in the
 West ............ Lohr 5. Thine is the Kingdom. ... .Gaui The Motherhood club of Berlin. will meet next Wednesday afternoon at the Community house and hear Miss Dorothy Buckley. school nurse of the West Hartford schools, tell what that work has done for the schools in West Hartford.
 The first of series of Sunday af- ternoon musicales val be held at the Shuttle Meadow club on December 3d. George Morgan. baritone. of New York city. accompanied by Miss Gladys Barnet also of New York, will be on the program.
 Miss Florence Caufield of Garden street and Miss Grace Coniff of Lin- coin street have returned from . short trip to Washington, D. c.
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 Mrs. F. M. Fast of Shipper Point, Stamford. has been the guest of Dr. and Mrs. M. F. Juras of East Main street
 The dancing class conducted by Mrs. Natalie Farlee and George Ruth erford will meet at the Shuttle Mead- ow club tonight at s:30 o'clock. Miss Ethel Lipman, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Simon Lipman of 19 Oak street has returned from New York city for a visit with her parents.
  Miss Gladys Masonville, who has been visiting her sister. Mrs. Albert Schilling of Harrison street for the past five months, has returned to her home in Detroit Michigan.
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 Gleason Parker of Vine street, and Bonnet Hubbard of Arch street. left yesterday by motor to attend the game at Middlebury college, Middle bury, Vt. today.
 pr. George Hill and George Ashley are spending the weekend in Mid- Vt. They will attend the Vermont game today. Mrs. George Prentice of Berlin. en- several friends at bridge Mrs. Ak Throp of Ohio, who Is tho ,uest of Mrs. Fred Throp of Berlin. The Woman's Society of the First hurch. of which Mrs. F. c. Platt is president, held its annual LadiA6' Wight Friday evening when large of members and guests we're present. A musical program consisting of numbers by Mrs. How rd Horton, Miss Frances Parker and fiss Gertrude Hine was given, fol- owed later by social hour and re- reshments.
 George Dyson of Harrison street as returned from New York city.