New Britain herald., 1922-11-25

i audience Tuesday evening at tn, Camp school auditorium. Miss Wrigh talked delightfully."- on How to Tel stories," a subject Of which she hal made deep study. M
 | Miss Wright is well known to New Britain people as she wes formerly lL brarian at the New Britain Institut, starting the Children's department and doing much to make 1t the com, plete one 1t is today At present Mis-. Wright is with the New York Public library system and Is continuing hei work among children. She started Boys clubs connected with the library work In that city, writing plays for them to present. These plays have since been collected and published ir book form. entitled Book of Planys, T a remarkably interesting volume. Dur. ing Miss Wrights stay In New Britain she was the guest of Miss Greta Brown.
 The Russell & Erwin Minstrel Troupe gave a very successful per formance at the Y. w. C. A. on Thursday evening. Joseph Richard son. Vincent Egan, Arnold Thompson and Harold Thompson made up the quartet and Eddie Johnson and Frank O'Meara were the end men, The 10. lowing program was given with dancing following:
 Just Dream of You Dear Quartet We Are the R. & F. Boys ,..,...
 Entire Company Don't Send Me Posies ,...s,.....
 Arnold Thompson In Maytime. Learn to Love. .....
 Joe Richardson Kentucky Babe-Selection ..Quartet Nobody Lied ...s.. Eddie Johnson I'm Getting So Now I Don't Care.
 Francis Egan Don't Know Why Should Cry
 Over You ................ ...
 Richardson and Thompson Indiana Home ... Francis O'Meara Aunt Jemima's Jubilee--Closing. :.
 Entire Company
 The modern paintings which are hung at the New Britain, institute have continued to attract many vis- itors and much attention during the past week. Each afternoon and even ing there have been members of the Woman's club on duty at the library to receive the visitors and to show them the pictures. Mrs. H. B. Hum ason, Mrs. E. H. Cooper, Miss A. Copley. Mrs. E. A. Moore, Mrs. W. Brooks, Mrs. W. Felt Mrs. J. F. Cooper, Mrs. F. J. Mann, Miss, Flor ence Camp, Miss Sarah Rogers, Miss Harriet Rogers. Miss Grace Manning, and Miss Grace Swain have been hostesses there this week.
 The New Britain public has been extremely fortunate in having this group of painting exhibited here, and is grateful to the Woman's club for arranging it. The club announces that the pictures will be shown until next Tuesday. At the Wednesday meeting of the club of Berlin, which was held at the community house, Miss Dorothy Buckley, school nurse of West Hartford, gave very in- structive and enjoyable talk Miss told of the various duties of her position, such as the examination of eyes, ears. nose, throat and teeth of the school children As the normal mental development of the child is dependant on his physical ll-being, he work of the school nurse is most and far reaching she said. l Mir and Mrs. Henry s. Walter of Lexington street quietly observed heir golden wedding anniversary at [ heir home last Tuesday.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter were married 10 years ago by Rev. Dr. J, H. Den lison, at that time pastor of the Gen. CT Congregational church. They have me child living, Mrs. Aida Johnson, wife of Rev. William Johnson of Nor ok. Conn
 ], MT. Walter has been connected with he Stanley Rule and Level Go. since July 31, 1865. Until about ten years go he was superintendent. later be- omins purchasing agent. At present lis, association with the company is onflned to confidential matters.
 Miss Grace Landers Baum of this ity is to be one of the soloists at the ong recital which is to be given in Hartford at the Vayana studio under he auspices of the Hartford Artists Tub on Monday evening, November '. Other artists who will participate Include Miss Mary Billings Green and Hiss Dorothy Southwick and Messrs 'harles Bradford Beach and Maurice vsllen. Robert Kellogg will be &C., ompanist, The New Britain chapter of Hadas- ah is making plans for minstrel en- to be held at the Lyceum heater on the last Sunday in Janu- ". The choruses will be drilled by ohm Crean, The Stanley Rule and Level club cid it's 54th annual banquet wednes- ay evening at the Y. W. c. A.. Ad- ! resses were made by Philip Stanley [ nd J.. NJ. Burdick. ly Miss Frances Sloper. daughter of ITS. W. T. Sloper of Lexington street. a expected hone from st. Margaret's a 'hool in Waterbury the early part i, next week to spend the Thanksgiv- ! g holidays.
 Miss Ethel Benners, who has been = e house guest of Mrs. P. c. Platt of ' -inity street for the past five weeks. !. turned on Wednesday to her home IL New York,