New Britain herald., 1922-12-02

Under the auspices of the Good Fellowship club of the First Congre- gational church about two hundred people enjoyed the splendid program given by Miss Dorothy Berry Carpen- ter, reader, and Mrs. Marguerite Mack, soprano. Miss Carpenter. who is a gifted and versatile artist, enter tained her appreciative audience with sketches varying from the pathos and tragedy of Turn to the Right" to the humor of Booth Tarkington's At Home to His Friends" Among her other numbers were Getting John nie of to School" At the Registra- tion Office"
 Mrs. Mack, the other artist on the program, gave the audience much pleasure by singing in her clear so- prano voice, first, a group of native Indian hongs, "The Bark Canoe,' "Aooah.'' "Papupoof' and The Weaver,, and later My Laddie."
 Mrs. l.. F. Hart of Prospect street entertained at a musicale evening last Saturday in honor of her house guest, Miss Bernice Schalker Of Leaven- worth Kansas The evening was an especially .,delightful one with Miss schalker, who is a contralto singer of great ability: Theron Hart, pianist; Mrs F. Ardzllatis. pianist; MI Fleit- ger, violinist, and the First church quartet, consisting of Mrs. H. F. Hor- ton,. Mrs M. H. Tnttle, Charles ,Stuhl- man and Burton S. Cornwall giving a most enjoyable program,
 Major Henry Webb Harrington of New York, city a soldier poet of the late war, addressed the children of the schools of Berlin Tuesday morn ing, telling them of his war exper- fences and reciting some of his own verses. sonlo of Major Farringtons poems. have, been published in New York because of their interest and value. to children.
 MT. and Mrs Fred A. Law of Maple Hill have announced the engagement of their daughter,h Nina Ruth, to Frederic Phillips Fuller, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Glen A. Fuller of,New Brit diIl, lOIIHcTiy VI I'ooloii'
 William, A. Hayden has been elected. treasurer of the Nutmeg club, a re- gently organized society, made up of Connecticut students at the Rensse- laer Polytechnic Institute, at Troy. N. Y. x.
 Mrs. Harriet Lucia .McCollum has announced that she is giving a series of free lectures on psychology at the Methodist. church., The lectures start cd yesterday and will continue until December IF.
 The annual Thanksgiving dance of the Alpha Alpha sorority will be held this evening at the Elks' club. Miss Amalie Traut, Miss Margaret Christ heen in charge Of the preparations, have arranged ito have the Charter Oak orchestra play for the dance pro- gram, and have had the hall decorat-I ed in white and gold, the sorority'sI colors.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. J., Law and Mir. and Mrs. N McKirdy will chaperon the dance.
 Miss Gertrude Cunningham and James Moran.bo tn of whom arc from New Britain, were married morning at the church of St. John the Evangelist, Rev. Thomas J. Laden performing the ceremony.
 
 Miss Elizabeth Moulton of Arkan- sas is the guest of MT. and Mrs. George Traut of West Main rtreet.
 Miss Celia Miller of New York isl the guest of her sister. Mrs. Elisha Cooper, of Vine street
 Leo and Cyril Gaffney, who are stu tents at Yale. are spending the holi- lay recess with their parents. Judge md Mrs. B. r. Gaffney, of Vine street. |
 Mir. and Mrs. Howard Vessel and | son. Austin. spent Thanksgiving Day r Springfield. |