New Britain herald., 1922-12-16

Miss Huldah c. Johnson, a popular vocalist, has been engaged as mezzo- soprano in the quartet of the Trinity Methodist Episcopal church.
 I Miss Johnson is prominent in local musical circles. She has sung with I great success at dinners and socials of several organizations, including the Elks' and Rotary club. She was also I a soloist at tho last automobile show in the state armory and had one of the leading roles in The Ginger bread Man." She Is a member of the New Britain Musical club.
 Miss Johnson is a deep student of all things musical and studies voice culture under Miss Rhea Massicotte of Hartford.
 Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Clark of Berlin quietly observed their fortieth wedding anniversary on Wednesday. l E
 Miss Bella Levitt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. c. Levitt of Russell street, came home last evening from the Sargent school in Boston, Mass, to spend the holidays with her parents. .M Miss Nellie Levitt is home from Connecticut college to spend her Christmas recess with her parents. MT. and Mrs. M. c. Levitt of Russell street.
 Miss Agnes Fox of South Burritt street was elected chairman at the annual meeting of the New Britain branch of the Connecticut Council of Catholic Women which was held Mon- !day evening.
 | Others elected to office were, Mrs. Edward l.. Hannon, vice. chairman; Miss Anna McGill, secretary and Miss Anna Skritulsky, treasurer.
 The annual exhibit of the Woman's Exchange opened on Tuesday at the Connecticut Light and Power Co. of lice on West Main street. The Ex- change is an organization which finds a market for New Britain women who make fancy articles including clothing, clay modelling, embroidering and bead work. Mrs. Lila Jones is in charge.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank H. Johnston of West Main street are spending the | weekend in New York, the guests of their daughter, Miss Agnes Johnston. The College Club of New Britain will meet Monday evening in the model department of the vocation High school. The members will enjoy a Christmas party to which they will each br;og child's toy.
 MT. and Mrs. A. S. Rockwell of Bris- tol gave a box party last evening at the opening of the new Britol audi 1 torium where the Community Players presented Adam and Eve" MT. and Mrs. Rockwell's guests were, MT. and Mrs. Lee R. Rockwell of Bristol, MT. and Mrs. George Ward of New Haven, Mir. and Mrs F. H. Johnston and MT. and Mrs. Douglas Johnston of West | Main street, New Britain.
 Tomorrow evening at 7:15 o'clock Sydney Webber will give an organ re- cital at St. Marks church, the pro- gram of which will be as follows:-- Rlgaubou ............... Iuiii Angelus Massenet l March Soderman
 Irish tune from County Derry. Overture from Athalia ...... Handel Spharenmusik .......... Rubenstein Souvenir Dedla
 
 The following officers were elected at the meeting of White Rose Camp, K. N. A., last evening" Oracle, Mrs. B. Kilduff; vice-oracle, Mrs. M. Mur- phy: banker, Miss M. Curran; chan cellor Mrs. B. Welch; sentinel, Mrs. N. Jackson: marshal. Mrs E. Will Hams; assistant marshal, Mrs. J. Pat terson; recorder. Mrs. M. McDonald; trustees, Mrs. R. Kiniry. Mrs M. Clynes, Mrs. N. Fitzgerald. Installa- tion committee. Miss A. Williams, Mrs. J. Patterson, Mrs. R. Kiniry.