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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-08-10
by pre- realne gymnazia v Zlatych
Moravciach q yo Zvolene. Naklad

by pre- realne gymnazia Zlatych
Morarciach yo Zvolene. Naklad
na tieto budovy eini Z milionoy
koran. V Nitre stavajl novn bu-
dovu pre- obchodn1 skolu, ktora
bude stat 2 pol miliona korin.
Vsetk ole pripravene ku preve-
deniu stavby NImestianskej skoly
\ Piest 'anoch, ktora bude stat
okolo 6 milionov korhn, potion v
Ruzomberku asi "a styri miliony
koriin. u
Move stavby pre- statnu nemoc-
nieu Kosiciach staly 80 milionov
kordn. V tom istom meste preva-
dzajd prestavbu skoly pre- osetro-
vatel'ky pri p6rode nakladom je-
dneho miliona kor1n.
v Ziline je v pride stavba ne
mocnice pre- ocnd kliniku.
Sprava statnych naftovych pra.
menov Gbeloch prevadza dpra-
WI zriedla Horlanoch pri Kosi-
ciach. Pramen blde chraneny ze-
leznymi rdrami, siahajdcimi $50
metrov do hlbky.
V statnych k1pel'och ma Slo,
vensku sa plane rome 1pravy
a zvacsenia. Ministerstvo socialncj
peclivosti dokoncuje prestavbu
skladist'a orthopedickej dielne
" Kosiciach. Al statna tlaeiaren
v Kosiciach je zvacsovan&.
V ,Topolciankach stavia sa roz-
siahly statny zrebinec. Modra do
stala novd budovu pre- vinarsku
skolu, ktora bude stat asi 2 mill
ony 'kordn.
Zahajena je praca ma rozsireny
Internal v Bratislave Kosiciach
ma, prestavenie budov pre- statne
vyskumne '1stavy v Bratislave
Celia kolonia dcmkov pre- 1radni,
kov .vystavena bude Ma poem
-
koch povedl'a vinarskej skoly v
Bratislave. ~ Kpmarne Stat sta.
via obytne domy pre- zenatych II
radnikov statnej rol'nfckejr rskoly
a v Bannskej stiavnici prestavba
budov pre- vyskumny tistav lesni.
cky: Rome xpravy skolskych bu-
dov ma Slovensku staly 2 miliony
kor1n.
Move plany pre- prestavbu budo'
wy rol nickel skoly v Brezne a pre-
novn budovu statnej hospodarskeJ
skoly v Uhorskej Skalici sd pri'
pravovane. Mensie prestavby pre-
vedene 'bud1 ma skolskych budo'
vach v Rimavskej Sobote a Orav-
skom Podzamku.
Ministerstvo priemyslu, obcho'
du zivnosti pripravuje plan ma
vybudovanie statneho nstavu pre-
zvelebenie zivnosti nakladom pol
druha miliona Turc. Sv. Marti
ne. Okrem toho ma Slovensku sta
via sa novych 8 kasarnf pre- finan
cne pohranicne straze hodnott
3 milionov kortn. Projektovan'
st move nradn6 budovy; tax Ju
stiGny palac Bratislave, stavb'
nradnej budovy V Uhorskej Ska
lici, sedrie v Ruzomberku a v No
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-08-10
CEsKOsLovENsKY vYVOZ sA
ZLEPSUJE.
F. L.. I. S.

Podl'a zpravy doeasneho OBJ
chodneho atase, H. l.. Grovesa v
Prahe, dna 8. jina, ceskosloven-
sky vyvozny obchod "a mesiac a
pril iavil sa sl'ubnejsfm, ako "a
znamenane je statnej statistike.
vyvoz cinil &c LOSS $4,000 a "a
mesiac marco len Kc 901 ,903 600
Dovoz "a april boil Kc 1898, 900
a "a marec Kc sol $4,000.
ia 4 mesiace roku 1923 javii
sa vyvoz a dovoz v nasledujhcop.
pomere:
Vyvoz:
Januar Kc 1864, ,949
Februar s73,366,7Os
Marco 901, 1,903. 1874
April 1855, 5,554.09s
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-11

following notice was taken from d
January %, issue of Musical Ami
lea -
THE good people of Austin, Tex
are very much exercised as to whetl|
the joke is on Paderewski or on 4
Texas Legislature. Hearing that 4
great virtuosO was booked for Cd
cert in Austin during the legislatI
session, Representatives Frank Coff|
and Joe Moore of Hunt county, init
duced and secured the passage of
resolution inviting him to appear
fore the House and sing, on the ocI
sion of his visit. The resolution
ferrcd to the distinguished Polish pij
ist, as a Russian singer. noted for
wonderful baritone voice and in I'll
form, was unanimously adopted by 4
House. What is fame, after all?'
~ y -
Announcement is made of the po|
ponement of the Sonata Recital Will
was to have been given by Bertram
mon and Mrs. Nat Goldsmith, on ST
day afternoon. February II. 1t u
been deferred until about the midi
of March. when the exact date will
announced.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-11

Piano solo, "Miserere. Hazel English
Violin Trio NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Edwin Siedo, Alex AcOsta, Edward
Mazuca.
Now the Day Is Done. God Ever
Glorious .......... Mixed Chorus
Piano solo, "Traviata" ........
minimum. Bessie CastellanO
The Clang Of the Forge. Boys Chorus
Piano solo, "Cavalleria Rusticana"..
........... Emma Duderstadt
Vocal solo. To Wild Rose. .....
Rose Siedo
Piano solo, Dance of the Shadows"
............... Mary Spang
Songs by the Community.
Music .............. Bowie Orchestra
2:15 D. m. Lamar School No. 6. So
lOiSts, Mrs. Mercer Chase, soprano ;
Miss Kathryn Ball, pianist.
Chorus, Santa Lucia. Sixth grade.
Solo, Sweet and Low, Airline Hay,
Forth grade.
Boys Chorus, Old Black Joe, Fourth,
Fifth and Sixth grades.
Solo, 4 Little Bit of Heaven, Paul
Aquilera. Third grade.
Quartet, Star Daisies, Candareria
Morales. Bcrnice Frcitag, Mary Sas-
enda. Ophelia Martinez, Fifth and
Sixth grades.
Chorus, Mighty LAX a Rose, Fourth
and Fifth grades.
ChOruses, Selected, Pupils of Low
Third grade.
Solo, Juanita, Edward Trub, Low
Fifth grade.
Chorus. Medley of Old Southern
Songs, High Sixth grade.
Duet, \ Perfect Day, Christine Ellis,
Candaleria Morales, Sixth grade.
Chorus, Suaanee River Moon, Sixth
grade.
Piano solo, Anitra's Dance, Lucille
Lane, Sixth grade.
Miss Fern Hrsch has planned a
musical program for johnson School No.
Z, Monday morning, February II, at IL
o'clock.
"Tu" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Fuentes
Negro SCirituals ...... .......
Mrs. George Gwinn, soprano.
To a Wild Rose ........ MacdowelI
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-11

The San Antonio College Of Music
presented Ruth Bingaman, pianist. in
a recital in the Main Avenue High
School auditorium Friday evening,
February 8.
A program combining selections from
composers of the romantic school of
music with several modernists was
given. The four last numbers on the
program, by Sauer, Palmgren, Gold
mark and Dohanyi, were new to San
Antonio audiences. and on that ac-
count reused in the audience the in
terest that attaches TO anything new.
The intricate Concert Etude by Emil
Sauer. was announced on the program
as being played for the first time in
America" Goldmark's "SouGhing
Pines" was repeated by Mi tBinga-
man, as an encore. 1t is c. that
three numbers as strongly mt
of Debussy in his more Obvi $
and expression as these two )
and the MAY Night" of Pain II,
should have been grouped together in
one program. "L'Apres du Midi" is
undoubtedly one of the arrestingly
beautiful musical compositions Of all
time but every composer who uses a
whole tone scale Is not DeDusSy, by
any means. The last one of the nov
elites, a Rhapsodie by Dohnanyi, was
patterned almost as nearly on List
Perhaps the numbers which showed
Miss BinGaman at her best were the
Grieg Ballade in G Minor, variations
on Norwegian melody, and the
Romance in + Major of Schumann.
~ - -
1t seems to be generally known that
there is more learning than knowledge
in Austin. We know it but didn't
know the fact had gone abroad. The
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-11

Saul Klein Baylor Scholarship Prize,
1929
Finale, Concerto in f =. Mendelssohn
Joseph Karcher.
An organ recital will be given at st.
Marks Episcopal church at l. o'clock
by Amanda Haak. The program will
be:
Sonata in G minor ...... Becker
Prelude, Prayer, TOccata.
Chant DAmour ............ Gillette
ScherZO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. NOOumuil
Fantasia in L minor .......... Bird
MaurlSdl ...'.'''.'.'' MdASou
March ElamDeauX ......... GulImant
At o'clock in the Menger Hotel
tea rooms, Mrs. Forest Flick Frobcse,
soprano. David Griffin, baritone, Norma
Owen Griffin. pianist, will give the fol-
lowing program:
Qui done Commando Henry VIII"
.................. Saint Saens
Mr.. Griffin.
(a) Care Selve "Atalanta" .... Handel
(b) The Lass With the Delicate Air
Mrs. Frobcse.
Gay Molly Barnnigan, Old Irish, Arr.
by Stanford
(b) My Lagan Love, Cid Irish, Arr
by ................. HSrty
(c) Cargoes ........... Tom DoasOn
(d All In the April Evening -.
.................. MacDowell
(e) In Days Gone BY ....... Arensky
Mr.. Griffin.
Gag Minis aria from La Boheme"
.........,.,.... Puccini
o. Song Of the Shepherd Lchl from
"Snow Maiden" Rimsky- Korsakov.
(c) Oh, In My Dreams .... List
sld) deserted ....:....... MacDOwcll
te) Daddy's Sweetheart Liza Lehman
Mrs. Frobcse.
Array night at the Guntcr Hotel
ballroom at S 80 will be observed with
the following musicians taking part in
the program: Mrs. Oscar Kahn, So
prano; Mrs. William II. Noble, vio-
liniSt; Lieut.. Alvin X. Robinson, bari
tone; St. John Wright. London. plan
list; Mrs. Albert J. Brandon. accom-.
PIANIST. Mrs. Thomas II. Slavens is
chairman of the entertainment. The
program follows:
Romance. 2nd Concerto .. Wicniawski
kobln, Robin ...... Gilbert Spross
Eiegle 1900: ......... Massanct
la( Old Plantation .... David Napc
! (b) Aloha De -. Queen Lliuokaani
lntermezzO, Jewels of the Madonna.
| ,................ Wolf Fcrarr
LleDesleld .............. Krcisler
! Come To Thee, Duet ...... Roma
Scherzo, u Flat minor ... Chopin
Friday School Music.
| Friday, February 16, will be devoted
to special music in the grade schools.
Mrs. Lulu GrieSenbeck, supervisor, an
nounced. The following program will
3:45: ~
Soloists:
Mrs. ELLEN Hcrff) Alfred Duerler, con-
Mrs. (Zulcmc Hcrff) Guy Simpson, at
the piano.
Piano solo, Butterflies ............
........ Theodore Hirsch
Doris ROt2ler, l. 3.
Song, Ny Valentine .............
............ Annette Huckcr, II /
Piano solo, San Souci. .... Max Role
Dorothy Balzen, l. 3.
SaXOphOne solo ..........
................Le Leroy NOyetz, l.
Piano solo, Turkish RondO ........
..... ................ \. Kreutzlir
Anna Lewis Morris. i /.
Duet, Little Papoose Lady"
............... CARO- Senou,
Leonora Grona and Staplcton, acc. BY
Fennell Dibbrcll on violin.
Minuet .,...... Paderewsk
Leona Hendricks.
Piano solo, Souvenir No. II. .Chopir
Stella DRYER
Chorus. Medley Southern Songs
............. Third Grad
Piano solo. "On the Meadow"
Iickne
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-11

Minuet in G ............ Beethoven
Miss Fern Cardwell, pianist.
Violin solo ...... Virginia Majewski
o sole Milo .............. Dicapua
BY the Waters of MinnetOnka ....
Lieurance
Miss Hilda Lemberg, soprano.
Novelette, ............... Schumann
Miss Fern Hirsch.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-11

.................. Landon Ronald
(d)-My Heart Is A Lutte -. :.
..... ... Huntington WOOdman
The Main Avenue high school OrChes-
ira will give concert ut the auditor
ium at / o'clock under the direction
of Miss Bessie Lena Yates. Miss Evelyn
Ducrler, soprano, and Miss AIaurinc
johnson. pianist. from the Bonn Avon
school will be sOloists. The program fol-
lows:
Salute to the Colors 80. :. Anthony
NiOletS ............... ....... herh
Sercnade ..'..'....... tragkllh
NJ. A. II. S. Orchestra.
Prelude ............ Palmgren
From Uncle Rcmus" go. MacDowelI
Dolls Ballet ...... Harold Norris
Miss johnson.
A Day at the Beach ... Preston
Faded Roses ............ ..Hreston
Ozlda ............''.' PRESTON
Gliding Swans .......... E. Evans
NJ. A. H. s. Orchestra.
Little Rose of May ......... CLARKE
Pirate Dreams ............. Huerter
Miss DuerlCr.
Color Guard -. ........... tciton
In Lilac Time ........... Engelman
NJ. 4. II. s. Orchestra.
The Douglas High school choral club
will sing at the Gunter hotel at G:3o.
The Tuesday Musical Club Octet con.
cert will be given in the auditorium of
Main Avenue high school at S 30 with
Mrs. Edward Sachs, director. The pro-
gram follows:
"Polonaisc" ......... 4. Wolfcrmann
Tuesday Musical Octet. -.
Air de Ballet" .......... {. Borelll
Miss Mcri Russell Hughes. Danseuse,
Accompanied by Octet.
Violin OuartcttP-
(aD "Lullaby" Carl Lachmund
CbI "Andante and ROndO" ..Plycl
First violin. Mrs. Howard Truck;
second violin. Miss Sarah kar-
cher: third violin. Miss Corinne
Warden: fourth violin, Mrs. Leon
ard Brown.
La) Prayer and Rondo" ........:.;
........... Carl Maria Won Weber
CFrom Opera "Freishutz')
| (b) "Gondol.-~a' .. ......L; Saal
(c) LA Cinquantaine" .Gabriel-Marie
Tuesday Musical Octet.
Violin Solo
BY the Waters of Minnctonka"....
49,
Arranged by Mrs. 4. NJ. Fischer
for the Tuesday Musical Octet.
Miss Willetta Mae Clarke.
| Violin Ogligato-
Mrs. Howard Truck.
Trio-"Prison Scene From Faust.
| 49,. ................ Houho'
Soprano. Mrs. Fred Jones: tenor,
Charles Stone: bass, David Crit
fin. Accompanied by octet and or
gan. Mrs. A: Il. Fischer. elias
(a) "Srrrimia" ............ j.. sizes
Cb) "Jota" ............... MoszEowsE
Miss Meri Russell Hughes. Danseust
Accompanied by Octet:
Cal "Evening Song" &C.. Schuman
m Turkish March" ........ Mozal
Tuesday Musical Octet.
Saturday. =.
irnior musicale will be held j
the ballroom of the Menger Hotel a
II o'clocI; Saturday morning. The pro
gram follows: WI.
Piano. Petite Tarantelle ..... He II
Curious Story ............' helie
Dorothy Hill.
Violin. Souvenir ..........:';;, DrHI
Clifford Edwards, Mrs. Nat Goldsmith
accompanist.
StrcabbO
! E,.oi,.n corrtbers
en-. o.,,Jn lie
en- n1", |;L ,dior Ms r. s. Chand
Lee l'Hy ' NAME.
! DIR: Wr, I I, SInnoLo NIIitoirp
i rl"no D"o' M"''"' '''' Schuber
90, W-oitbou
2 MarE ui H. lieo' Ioos [roriations
Eostcr- NIaSti
o p,,n ,io.t.. Ei;,obctb Scoggin. n,
nun ll'!oH'' T'iN"O''"
piovo II,,,,,oros,ro RochmaninOi
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-11

Slave Song ........ Del Riego
Long Ago, Sweetheart Mine 100.
MacDowell
Beautiful Monotone 800. Cornelius
Mrs. Hardin.
IOtCuld = E = =
An Automne ....... Moszkowski
Intermezzo en- Octaves o.. Leschetivski
Miss Elgin. ....
Son, CrcIe "Invr'S EnitOme" a..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-04-15

have sold their home on Patterson
street and are now residing in the
Mrs. Thomas Weston of Connecticut
ana Mrs. w. F. Fischer Of New York
city are the house guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Fischer Of Kanawha street.
The Community Club of Chevy
Chase held It's meeting on Monday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Raphael
Lon on Summit avenue. Plans were
made for community tennis courts on
cummings lane. Tea was served in
Russian style from q samovar
Gov. Richie of Maryland has ap-
pointed Mr.. w. T. S. Curtis of Laurel
parkway as the delegate to represent
Maryland at the national park confer
apoIis. Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren D. Brush of
| Hesketh street entertained on Sunday
| evening at delightful supper in
honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Ruck-
| man of Minneapolis, MINI. The guests
| were Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Bisseile,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Wylie, Mrs. Marion
| ter. Mrs. Royce of Terra Haute. Ind,
| and Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Wolcott.
The Misses Helen and Louise Will
liams. the daughters of Mr.. and Mrs.
Nathan B. Williams Of Mckinley
street. accompanied a party to New
Mrs. Briggs. wife of DR.. Briggs of
George Washington University.
Miss Margery Parry Of Northampton
street has returned from Nfw York
city, where she has been spending
the week end.
The Mems Club Of All Saints Prot
| estant Episcopal Church entertained
| on Monday evening in honor of the
| ladies of the parish. A delightful en-
tertatnment was given by Mr.. Fred
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-04-15

home of Mrs. Arthur Kidder, on Hes
keith. street. The meeting was ad,,
dressed by Mrs. A. B. McManus and
Mrs. w. l.. Fulton Of the board OF
managers Of the Florence .Cr1ttenden
Home.
Mrs. Jere Crane of Western avenue
is spending several weeks in New
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. S. Curtis OF
Laurel parkway have returned after
spending Easter at Atlantic City. N. j.
following Mrs. Curtis visit TO Green
The annual election of officers OF the
| Citizens Association of Martins Add
| tion was held on Tuesday evening al
| the home of Mr.. -and MIS- n. De.
| veau, on Rockville road. Mr. I. w
Norcross was reelected and Mr.. Roy
| Steward and Mr.. Curtis Feeser were
elected now officers. The standing or.
| ficers were Mr.. Orville Peters ana MT
John DyneS.
Mrs. Fred Hahn of Los Angeles
Calf. is the house guest of her par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. {. Boyle OF
Jocelyn street.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Steward Holland OF
Mckinley street entertained the Laf-
a-lot Club on SATURDAY evening;
| Mr.. Thomas E. Robertson OF Melrose
street will leave this week for Au-
| burn. y. T., where he will take VI
work with the Columbia Rope Com
pany.
Mrs. S. Sidney Forst of Ingomar
| street entertained her bridge club al
luncheon on Wednesday.
The families of Mr.. Thomas E. Rob
| ertson and Mr. J. c. Bowen have gone
| to Harpers Ferry. w. Va, to attend
the wedding of Miss Louise Newcomer
and Mr.. Jack Moore on Sunday.
During the absence of Mrs: Stephen
LYMAN Tabor. president of the Won.
| ans Auxiliary of All Saints Protes.
tant Episcopal Church, Mrs. NJ. S
Cooley. vice president. will preside a.
| the meetings.
DR.. and Mrs. J. Walter Bernhard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-04-15
CHEVY CHASE.

Mrs. Theodore w. Norcross and
Mrs. George E. Morey of Raymond
street entertained the executive board
of the Woman's Club of Chevy Chase
at luncheon on "Wednesday, April IL
at / o'clock PM, at the home OF Mrs
Norcross. The May meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs. o. c. Mer.
riiI.
The Woman's Club of Chevy Chase
will meet Saturday, April 81, at
o'clock pm, at the Maryland school
house, instead of the regular monthly
meeting every third Wednesday. The
husbands of the ladies are invited to
attend this meeting. A delightful
program has been arranged. After
a short business meeting the mem
bers of the club will present a play
The Suppressed Desires" There also
will be music. dancing and refresh
ments. The social section. Mrs. A. B
Leet chairman. will entertain at a
bridge luncheon Monday, April 16, al
the home of Mrs. Joseph T. Mcguire
on Hesketh street. The social service
committee. Mrs. w. L. Offutt chair
man, gave a delightful tea and food
sale on April at the Methodist
Church. The music section, Mrs
Theodore w. Norcross leader and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-04-15
Mrs. Herndon Morsell, conductor, has
a rehearsal every Wednesday morn

Mrs. Herndon Morsell, conductor, has
a rehearsal every Wednesday morn
ing at 10 o'clock in the Maryland
schoolhouse. The section. is prepar:
ing concert to be given the first
week in May The music section
gave a delightful musical on the aft
ernoon of April at the. home of
Mcdowell program was given by the
following artists: Mrs. HONEYWELL.
piano; Mrs. Gertrude Deland Brice.
soprano: Mrs. N. P. White. violinist
and Miss Grace Jackson. accom-
PIANIST. Mrs. Roy Hall gave the auto
Belt gave an interesting talk on
'MacDowell the Artist" The lit
erary section will meet on Friday.
April 20, at o'clock pm, at the
home of Mrs. A. McC. Ashley, OH Mel
rose street. The subject for discus
Smith. Mrs. Eugene Stephans viii
have charge of the program.
Mrs Stephen Lyman Tabor. with her
nephews, Macintosh and Richard Hite,
left Sunday for New Orleans. La.
where they will visit Mrs. Tabor's
brother. Mr.. Morgan D. Z. Hite. Mr.
Tabor left Wednesday for Pinehurst
n. c., to attend two-week confer
ence Of the International Bell Tele-
phone Officers.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. S. Cooley of East
Irving street entertained at dance
on Friday evening in honor Of the
birthday anniversary of their daugh-
ter, Eleanor
Miss Anna Harwell of Atlanta, Ga
has been the house guest of Mrs. Will
liam r. Myers of Mckinley street.
Miss Harwell is a violin student of
Peabody Institute, Baltimore, Md.
Mr.. Warren d. Brush Of Hesketh
street. has returned from a business
trip through Florida and the prin-
cipal southern cities.
The Florence Crittenden Circle of
Chevy Chase met on Friday at the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-04-15

Mill owners in Scotland have de-
cided to make 1t a condition that the
women they employ shall not indulge
in any form of betting. They say the
women are bad losers, and the betting
shirt creates trouble among them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-04-15
Deviled Eggs.

then throw them into cold water to
prevent the whites from darkening
Remove the shells. Cut the eggs in
halves 1engthwise, take out the yolks
carefully and mask them with one
tablespoonful of olive oil or butter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-04-15

paste and place in a cool spot unit
needed. Serve on crisp lettuce leave
or on a platter garnished with par,
ley or WatercreSs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-04-15

vinegar If liked. Add one tablespoon
full Of minced ham or tongue or a
little chopped parsley and onion. Fill
the cavity Of each half egg with the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-04-15

Parks, Mr.. Edwin Callow, Mr.. Bert
Corning, Mr.. German and Mrs. O'Brien.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-05-26
Trinity REGULATIONS
Are Closed for Season

Hartford, May 2s.-The English de-
rartment at Trinity college has been
presented with set of II engravings
OF scenes from Shakespeare plays.
They are about $50 years old and
Prof. Odell Sheppard has had them
placed In the recitation rooms In Sea-
bury hall The set Is regarded of
considerable value because Of age and
excellent condition. Recitations at the
college closed today and next week
will be taken UP with examinations.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-05-26
TO RETURN TO SCOTLAND
Mrs. Agnes McCulloch Surprised BY
IS Newly Made Friends Last Eve
ming on Eve OF Return to Scotland.


AUD Lang Syne," "A Wee Deoch
an Doris" and other old time Scotch
melodies in addition to some of Harry
LADDERS latest masterpieces, rang out
on the pleasant summer atmosphere
In the vicinity of S75 Park street last
evening, when Mrs. Agnes McCulloch
was surprised by 25 of her younger
friends,
Mrs. McCulloch is resident OF the
Scottish highlands but has been spend
ing the past year at the home Of her
daughter Mrs. John Grant. Despite
the fact that she is we'll along In
years. she still retains her youthful
spirits sand has made many friends
while in New Britain. Last evening
she was the recipient of many beauti-
full and useful gifts which she will
take back with her to Scotland as
pleasant memories of her sojourn In
America.
Refreshments we're served during
the evening and many delightful solos
and choruses selections reminiscent OF
"The Wee Hoose 'mang the Heather"
we're sung, a rather significant selec-
ton in which the entire party Joined
being IT Hate To Get Up in the
Mornin'." although the guests depart
ed before midnight.
Mrs. McCulloch sails for her home
in Scotland June IS on passage secur-
ed through the office Of George A.
Quigley.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-05-26
GOVERNMENT MOVIES

Mayor A. NJ. raonesa has requested
all city officials including members of
the common council and of boards
and commissions. to meet in front of
city HAN Wednesday morning at $3.50
o'clock SO that they may have a place
In the historical municipal moving
picture that is to be filmed on that
day. At 10 O'Clock the Memorial Day
parade will be taken on the film.