New Britain herald., 1922-10-21

New Britain lovers of music will be treated to an unusual concert when Miss Rosa Ponselle comes here to sing December 1o under the au- spices. of the New Britain Musical Club
 Other concerts by noted artists have been arranged according to the following program:
 November 6--American composers, Camp school auditorium.
 November 27-Miscellaneous pro- gram Camp school auditorium.
 December 1o-Recital by Rosa Ponselle. Foxs theater.
 December 1s-Christmas program, Camp school auditorium.
 January S-Folk music, Camp school auditorium.
 January 29--Oratorio, Camp school auditorium.
 February 19-Scandinavian music, Camp school auditorium.
 March 7-Piano recital by Sergei 'Rachmaninoff. Fox's theater.
 March 12--Lenten program, Camp school auditorium.
 April 2--Evenins of opera, Camp school auditorium.
 April 22-Public concert. Foxs theater (for the benefit of the New Britain Musical club.
 Among the many social events planned by the Ways and Means committee of the Business and Pro- fessional Women's Club for the win- ter will be a monthly bridge and whist party at the new club house on High street The first of these parties was held last month and the second will be held on Tuesday eve ming. October 24. Miss Ferguson is in charge of the committee on ar engagements.
 The club plans a real old fashioned Halloween party to be held in the club house on Monday evening, Octo- Der 30
 On last Tuesday evening, Mir and Mrs. F. H. Carroll of 1SS Maple street were pleasantly surprised at their home when about 50 of their friends and relatives called upon them to aid them in celebrating their 18th wedding anniversary.
 Mir. and Mrs. Carroll were married on October IS, 1897 by Rev. J. H. Strong, then pastor of the First Bap- tist church. Mrs. Carroll before her was Miss Maybefle Nafey. |
 They have three children, Mrs. c. | Tol and Ellsworth Carroll, all of this city,
 Late in the evening, B. r. Mann, as spokesman for the party present. ed Mir. and Mrs. Carroll with silver purse containing 25 silver dollars. A buffet lunch was served.
 George P. Hart, of Vine street, has ,een spending a few days in New fork city at the Hotel Chatham.
 On Tuesday, Oct 24, Miss Mary 'aylor Blauvelt will give the first of
 series of nine current event lec- ures under the auspices of the Voman's club at the First church hapel. Her subject will be dis ussion on Lloyd George" The se- ies of lectures are a semi-publc af- air and tickets may be obtained rom Miss Mary Whittlesey. Other sctures, upon timely events, will be iven Nov. and 21. Dec. and 19, an. 9 and 23, and Feb and 20. Mr, and Mrs. Harold Clark, of East ( erlin, and Mir and Mrs. Walter , rench, of Middletown. will act as f atrons at the Halloween dance of le Phi Sigma sorority girls at the lks club. Friday evening, Oct o7. Mir and Mrs. Bueu B. Bassette of i Place arc spending the eek-end at Enfield. Mass
 Miss Edith Loomis,' daughter of a IT. and Mrs. Pred Looms, of liar \ son street. has as her house guest iss Isabelle MacLaren, of Westerly, Mrs. J E, Van Oppen, of Buel V rect, entertafnedt several friends q om Meriden at luncheon and bridge
 her home on Thursday afternoon
 tH -- s Mir. and Mrs. James Baldwin, of f ,rhin avenue. have returned from r motor trip through the Berkshires ' Carl Messinger Of Hamilton street home from New York city to spend 6 weekend with his family. $