New Britain herald., 1923-01-20

The members of the New Britain | Musical club enjoyed one of the mos
 interesting meetings of the seasol
 Monday evening when the program
 was devoted to folk music. The mum
 bers on the program were taken iron
 the folk music of most of the coun
 tries of the world so that the audienc, travelled, musically and traditionally
 over foreign lands.
 l The musical numbers were both in strumental and vocal, there beint songs for baritone by MT. Latham and also by Mir. Lindsay; piano solo
 by both Mir. Sjolander and MT. Hart violin solos by Mr. Anderson; songs l for soprano by Miss Bradley; con tralto solos by Miss Schade; tenor solos by MT. Smaller and, finally numbers by ladies' chorus with four hand accompaniment by Miss Water, Miss Kempton, Miss Chamberlain, Miss Staples, Miss Meyer and Miss Forster.
 The ritual of the order was pre- sented to tie Women's Auxiliary Of Jehuda Halevi lodge. l. o. B. B., at meeting held last night at the home of Mrs. Morris D. Sake. president of the auxiliary. Mrs. Sake made the presentation speech. Following the exercises, whist was played. Miss Diana Rogin was winner of the first prize. Tea was served with Miss Mil. dred Meshken pouring. Musical SC. lections were rendered by Miss Sarah Crol and Miss Edith Rogin.
 The officers of the auxiliary are us follow: President, Mrs Morris D. Sake; vice president, Miss Dora Pro- tass; secretary, Miss Freida Milko- witz; treasurer, Miss Mildred Mesh ken; monitress, Mrs. William Lei ken; assistant monitress, Miss Sarah Croll; guide,s Mrs. Silverbush; sen tinel Miss Edith Rogin; guard, Miss Florence Belkin; trustees. Mrs. Geis- inger, Mrs. J. Eisenberg and Mrs. A. Shurberg. The next meeting of the auxiliary will be held on February | instead of January 25, in the meet 1 ng hall of Jehuda Halevi lodge in l Turner hall.
 Mrs. E. c. Banta of Bassett street | md Mrs. Loren c. Baker of Belvidere will spend the coming week in New York city.
 Mir. and Mrs. Jack Hubert of Camp treet chaperoned a party of young ok on a sleigh ride to Pennington his afternoon.
 Isabella Circle, National Daughters f Isabel, will hold it's annual ban uet at the Y. w. c. A. hall on Hun- erford Court on Monday evening, 29 Music will be furnished y Lynch's orchestra. Mrs. H. c. Brown. Mrs. F. l.. Han- , on, Mrs. NJ. A. Sexton, Mrs John IcCabe, Miss Esther McCabc, Miss Iaude Hatton, Miss Grace Doherty i i, [iss Alice Hickey and Miss Catherine Neil are on the ticket committee. , Those serving on the reception s are Mrs. B. r. Gafney. ITS. M. A. Sexton. Mrs. James O'Con- pr, Mrs. J. l.. McCabe. Mrs. H. C. -arncr. Mrs. H. C. Brown and Miss 7 sther McCabe. r
 {, Miss Edith Prentice, daughter of r. and Mrs George Prentice of Ber- l, entertained several of her young n tends yesterday afternoon by taking d em on sleigh party to Meriden r rs. Fred Troup. sister of the n ung hostess. chaperoned the party q
 c Mrs. Frank R. Upson of Southing- tl n will leave from New York on q onday for a world tour. sailing on a c S. s. Empress of France for p ark cruise. u Miss Virginia Leland, daughter of c; r. and Mrs. Walter Leland of West al Id avenue. has returned from New sJ 'rk city and Philadelphia, where Nj ? has been visiting former class D ties. la