New Britain herald., 1922-06-10


 for class at the New Britain High school. held In the Kymnssiuyh last evening. proved to be auite Ax, elaborate affair and the committee in charge should be congratulated for the work done.
 The school gymnasium was for the time converted Into a veritable ball room. The color scheme of the dec- orations was pink and white, the c,ass colors. Bunting of this color combin. alton was hanging from all four sides of the building. From each corner Of the room to a central point stripss Of red. white and blue electric light bulbs had been hung with the so- called flower of mysteria" j.l. On the south wall of the gymYaa- sium there was a huge electric hght sign bearing the class letters 1922" The patrons and patronesses occupied section of the room in the south end beneath the balcony. Cozy chairs with the warm cheery glow of the dimmed piano lamp provided a real home setting for this corner. Tn each Of the four corners in the balcony several cozy chairs had been placed with piano lamp, thus providing other homelike aspects. t.r Music for the dancing was provided by the Trinity Bacchanalian orchAs. tra of Hartford. There were over 100 couples present to enjoy the 14 dances provided for on the program. During intermission refreshments were serv. ed, Dickinson Drug company catering. Francis Griffin Is president of the class; Esther Davis, vice-president; Hulda Brink, secretary. and Franklin Davis. treasurer. The committee In charge consisted of David MarSney, chairman, Anna Timbrell, WMiiam Meehan, Margaret Lewis Lester Schaefer. The patrons and patronesses were MT. and Mrs. S. H. Holmes, Mr. and Mrs. L. P. slade, Mir. and Mrs. J. c. Moody, Mir. and Mrs. c. E. Farnham, Miss Harvey, Miss Weld. Miss Duguid. Mrs. Guilford, Mir. Vessels, Col Cat lin. Q. ,
 Tomorrow, Sunday, June H.. will be Z Children's Sunday in the churches here, when the congregations will be full of little children, with the serv. ices especially adapted to the occa- sion.
 Robert C. Vance is attending the American Field Service reunion being held this weekend at Plymouth, Mass
 Wednesday evening the music pu. nf Io splendid recital at the First church chapel when most interested and appreciative audience enjoyed an ex-. cellent program. The students who took part were; Miss Lily V. Calm bach. Miss Marion A. Hart, Robert 1saacson, Warren Hale, Miss Iref4 Markham. John w. Marsland and Leila c. Mills and Lee Paulmann. Burton S. Cornwall, baritone, gave several solo numbers. The program was as follows: Prelude to Carnival Mignon .....& .......:. ................ Schttt Sonata Op. 27. No. (Moonlight) :. .............-... Beethove9 Adagio sostenuto Allegretto
 Presto agitato ''
 MT. Hale
 Fantasie Berceuse .... Kern
 Miss Hart
 (a)-Sailor's Song Grieg 2 (b) slumber Song ....... Jeffrey
 Mir Isaacson Menuetto from Fantasia Op. 7s ... ................. Schubert
 MT. Marsland Sonata in F Major Mozart
 with arrangement for second
 piano by Grieg)
 Allegro Andante motto
 Bondo-Allegretto
 MT. Hale ~.
 MT. Hart at the second piano. (a) Menuet in c all antique. ........... Paderewski (b) Sunset .......... Porter Steele (c) Etude in E Minor ~ Schytte
 Miss Calmbach May Nleht ............ Palmgren
 Miss Mills (a) o Flower of All the World ..., ................. ..... FindAn ,b) Life ............. Blumenthal ,C) three ShadoWS Burletkd ,
 Mir Cornwall ' ,a) Lotus Land ......... Cyril Scott ,b) The Nightingale :. Ala bieff -Lis1t @ To the Spring g.......... Grieg
 Miss Markham ,. a) Le Matin Op. 7s ..... Chaminade b) Le Soir Op. 79 ... Chaminade
 Two pianos. four hands
 MT. Paulmann and MT. Hart Concert Overture Op. II Gn the Autumn ............... Grieg
 Piano-four hands
 Miss Markham and Mir Hart
  The Young Ladies society of tho lerman Baptist church gave. on wed- esday evening, June T. its annual and social in the parlors of he church. Invitations had been sent ut to the members of the Young lens club of the church. Tho ostesses were Mrs. M. Ohrnstedt frs. c. Judd. Mrs. J. Luebeck. MrA f. H. Schneck. Miss c. Sass
 At s o'clock the Ladies' club gave sketch by Walter Ben Hare. en- tied, Sewing for the Heathen..'' -hich was rendered very ably to the Ill enjoyment of all. The different haracters of the sketch were given y Misses E. Schaal, B. Schaal I. chaefer, B. Kiesewetter, W. schneck. |. Rund. C. Sass. L. Young and I. lay. After the sketch a general so- al time followed with ice cream and ike. Miss E. Erb was the panist for le evening.