New Britain herald., 1922-01-28


 chestra will give tomorrow afternoon in Fox's theater under the auspices O the Musical Guild of New Britain, 4 varied and extremely enjoyable pro gram has been arranged by Conducto, H. C. Schmidt with George Morgan a. soloist to be accompanied by Theron Hart of New Britain on the piano One of MT. Morgan's numbers will be Autumn Song" selection written b, A. G. kimball of this city. The pro gram Is as follows: ,'r l. Suite No. 4-Scenes Pittoresaues
 Massenet
 1. March.
 2. Air de Ballet.
 3. Angelus.
 {. Fete Boheme. 2. Aria.
 Recit,--Combien de fois au jour
 a succede la nuit
 Aria--De l'Art splendeur immortelle
 "Benvenuto Cellini'
 Diaz. 3. (a) The Last Spring.
 (b) March of the Dwarfs.
 Grieg (. Prelude and Finale, Tristan and
 
 $. Songs with piano.
 The Bitterness of Love Dunn A Fairy Story by the Fire. Merikanto Autumn Song Kimbail Danny DeeVer ....... ....
 kipling- -Damrosch 6. Overture, Bohemian Carnivai,
 op' '9l .................D .Dvorak An excellent sale of box seats and loges have been made and the follow ing is a list of the holders: H. c. M. Thomson, Charles r. Smith, George w. Traut, George T. Kimball, w. H.. Rattenbury, r. c. Rickey C. r. Ben nett and Walter H. Hart, J. A. Lind say, Mrs. w. c. Hungerford, Miss Mary Whittlesey, Mrs. Philip B. Stan ley, r. A. Searle, George Spear, How ard s. Hart, Norman P. Cooley, Mir. and Mrs. l. Black, A. G. Kimball, J. B. Wilbur. IT,, w. l.. Hatch and w. E. Atwood.
 Mir and Mrs. J. c. Moody of Maple Hill announce the engagement of their son Ralph Clifford, Moody to Miss Adra Lillian Martin of Washing ton, D. c.
 MT. Moody is connected with the Standard Engineering Co. of Wash ington. No date has been set for the wedding.
 The first meeting of the new year for the Emma Hart Willard Parents and Teachers association of kensing- ton will be held at the Grammar school in that town on Friday evening of next week. Mrs. A. B. Husten of Hudson street. Berlin, left Thursday for Indianapolis where she will spend few weeks with her son. Miss Alice Husten of Worthington Ridge left this morning for Florida to spend the winter. Major F. l.. Wilcox of Berlin street, Berlin, left Friday for Sarasota, Florida, where he will join his family. Clifford Hamilton of Dundee, New | York, and Miss Agnes Trehy of Ken y of St. Paul's 's'church Kensington Mon- day afternoon at o'clock Mir. Ham, ilton is a superintendent for the Lane Construction company.
 / The many friends of Miss Mabel Silliman of the Visiting Nurse asso- |, citation will be sorry to learn that she Is leaving this city February first to accept a position at Franklin, N. J. Miss Silliman has made many friends while in this city not only in her work but socially as well. She has very pleasing personality and is liked by everyone who knows her. She is member Of the American Le- zion having served in the army as a nurse. She also saw service across for eight months
 The staff at the Visiting Nurse as- sociation rendered her a planked steak dinner on Thursday evening at the home of Miss Anna O'Connell. Miss | Siliman was presented with leather case The following young ladies were present: Misses Baker, Heath, Feeney, Homejko, Matsen, Silliman, O'Connell, IL Bergendahl, Tait and Riley.
 Partnership in the Hon1e," was the ( 'ubject of an interesting address given ,y F. A. Stanley, of New Haven, state IS r. M. c. A. secretary of boys work, at he supper and observance of Fathers md Mothers Night, by the Junior l Brotherhood of the South Congrega- s ional church last evening. Mir Stan ey emphasized closer understanding between parents and their boys and | aid this would make for a closer c ond of sympathy
 George l.. Anderson, president of he club, was toastmaster Frederic l.. f ,ay, director of education for the W hurch, Mir. Anderson, Mrs. E. w. Samuel Smith, Mrs. F.. c. fale and Mrs. E. B. Proudman made t hort after dinner speeches. About 40 people were present O Guien Fitch of Emmons Place is n a trip to. Porto Rico. TT, Mrs. Malcolm Farmer of Lincoln ,oad has returned from Philadelphia, enn. SC Miss Francis Dean of Forrest street ntertained the A. A. alumnae at