New Britain herald., 1922-11-11

WILL inCiuut tHe WOTk oL Wllson IT. vine. Will $. Taylor, Edward F. Rock, Harry l.. Hoffman, Clifford Gsrayson. Robert vonnoh, Everet l.. Warner, Gregory Smith, Guy Wiggins. A. N. A. Charles Ebert, c. H. vor- hees. William Chadwick. Will Howe Foote, Carleton Wiggins. Jonas Jie ahd Truman F. Fassett. All except the last two of whom belong to the famous Artist Colony at Old Lyme, Conn. This exhibit will open to tho public November 15 to 2b from to 5 o'clock and offers a wonderful oppor- tunity for New Britain folk to sec these fine paintings at home.
 Tony sarg's marionettes which come direct from Greenwich Village, New York city, will give two perform ances here Monday at the Central Junior High school auditorium, for the benefit of the Business and Pro- fessional Women's club. Tony sarg. himself a celebrity of the village. will operate the marionettes, assisted by students and artists from the famous Bohemian colony
 Tn the afternoon at o'clock the marionettes will present Uncle Wig gllys Adventures" in four scenes. 1T. Interior of Uncle Wfggily's Hollow Stump Bungalow.
 IT. A forest near the bungalow.
 III. The cave of the Pupiswah.
 W. Interior of Uncle Wigsilys bungalow, @
 In the evening Don Quixote"' will be the attraction presented in seven scenes:
 I. Don. ouixote's house in La ! Mancha.
 II. A hillside near Toboso.
 III. A road. IV. An inn near La Mancha.
 V. Outside the inn. f VI. A forest.
 VII. A street in La Mancha
 Don Quixote is veritable perform ance and MT. Sarg has spared noth- ing to make this the biggest thing he ever did. So it happens that the lit- tie wooden actors wear real Spanish shawls and that both Don Quixote and his squire, Sancho Panza, ride on saddles which any museum would be proud to own. z <
 Mrs. George Froeba of Hillside Place entertained at. . whist and pinochle on Tuesday evening for the ladies of the German Relief society. The first pinochle prize was awarded to Mrs Della Young, the second to Mrs Wallace Kelsey and the third to Mrs Robert P. J. Nuss The first prize in whist was awarded to Mrs. z Jacob Baumgeatner the second to Mrs James Dawcey and the third tt' Mrs. Philip Bardeck'
 Miss Corinne Erickson, daughter of MT. and Mrs, Charles F. Erickson, of Cambridge street, gave miscel- laneous shower at her home on Mon day evening, complimenting Miss <, Florence Holmquist, daughter of MT. x and Mrs: Oscar Holmauist of Barnett 5s street who Is to become the bride of ,, Leon filling of Kensington on satur- "A day, November IS.
 < Miss Cornelia Chamberlain of Vine street and Miss Frances Whittlesey of West Main street attended the presidents conference of the Amer ican McAll association held in New York city on Friday Reports from the delegates to the iftteth anniver- sary celebration held in Paris in June were read,
 Miss Olive Littlehales, daughter of MT, and Mrs H. A. Ltttlehales Of West Main street, sang "Kipling's Re. cessional'' at the Armistice day cele- bration held at the Grammar school yesterday afternoon. Miss Littlehales is a teacher at the school.
 Miss Carlyn Kingsley. daughter of MT. and Mrs. Harvey Kingsley of Bassett street was in Fenwick during the week on a duck hunting trip.
 John Abel of Harrison street spent Thursday in Lebanon, partridge hunt ing.
 Miss Florence Cauf1eld of Garden street and Miss Grace Coniff of Lin ctln street are spending a week in Washington, D. c,
 Mir, and Mrs. William Montague and son, Sidney Montague. and niece, Miss Pauline Morse. of Lincoln street. are spending the weekend in Boston. Mass.
 Mrs George Kron of West Main street. and Mrs. c. W. Gauer of Ham ton street are in Milford, Conn, for few days
 Mrs George H. Mitchell entertained the Worthy Temple, Pythian Sisters, Thursday afternoon at her home on Maple street.
 Rev. pr. s. c. Ohman of New York city, former pastor of the Swedish Lutheran church in this city Is in town over the weekend and Twill preach at the morning service in the church tomorrow morning.
 Miss Francine Wachter, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Frank Wacrter ot Harrison street. returned on Tuesday from Atlanta. Georgia
 sturman Dyson. son of MT. and Mrs George Dyson of Harrison street, was home from New York city for few days during the week.
 Ralph Reeve who has been the house guest of Mir. and Mrs c. B. Collingwood of Harrison street re- turned on Wednesday to his home in Westheld, N. J.