New Britain herald., 1923-04-07

I Cell mic Padre (Aida) verd Mir. Upson, Mir. Lindsay
 Miss Parker at the plano IS. Aria for mezzo soprano
 Scene--Arietta and Canzouetta (Dinorah) Meyerbeei Miss Johnson MT. Rosenberg at the plano {. Duet for tenor and baritone solenue in quest 'ora Ga Forza del Destino) Verdi MT. Smaller. Mir. Lindsay
 Miss Littlehales at the plano 5. Aria for soprano
 As When the Dove (Acis and
 Gaiathea) Handel
 Mra Smaller
 Mrs. Andzulatis at the plano 6. Trio for soprano. tenor and bari tone
 Prison scene (Faust) Gounod Miss Farrell, Mr. Smaller, Mir. Klein Mir. sjolander at the plano |7. Aria for soprano
 Come Beloved (Atalanta) Handel Mrs. Upson Mfr. Hart at the plano Is. Aria for contralton with violin. Largo (Xerxes) Handel
 Mrs Futile and MT. Fleitzer Miss Hine at the piano g. Duet for soprano and tenor Kindly Heavens (Madame But
 terhy) Plccini
 Miss Earnest and Mir. Stuhlman
 Mir. Hart at the plano 10. Piano
 Paraphase on quartet tRigo-
 letto) Verdi-Listz
 Mrs. Andzulatis.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. H. Clark and son James, of Guthrie, Oklahoma, are visiting Mrs. Clark's sister, Mrs. W. I. Wilbur, of Washington street, Plain vile.
 Margaret Frances Gilligan. of Ire mont street, and Berthold Asal, of Arch street were married Thursday morning at St. Mary's church.
 The annual "open house" of the New Britain Y. w. c. A. attracted many visitors last Wednesday evening, all of whom were given an oppor- tunity to see the classes and enter tainment rooms of the Y. w. in oper- ation. The entire plant was open to inspection. The gym was given over to display of millinery. basketry and the various things that are made by members.
 At 8 o'clock an entertainment was provided in the gymnasium. includ- ing banjo solos by Miss Lillian Ash worth, accompanied by Miss Edith vocal solos by Miss Mar jorie Norris. accompanied by Miss Elizabeth Burr; a pageant by the Girl Reserves, a stick and dumbbell drill by the Sports club. and dem- onstration of health class work by the Tuesday evening class.
 The serving of refreshments in the a association library adjoining the pub lie cafeteria concluded the evening.
 The Misses Eleanor and Julia Mann, and their guest, Miss McMakin, of Kentucky have returned to their studies at Vassar after a visit with the parents of the two young ladies, Dr. and Mrs. r. J. Mann.
 Miss Margaret Traver, of Maple street, has returned to the New Eng and Conservatory of Music in Boston after a. visit with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. H. A. Traver.
 Miss Betty Barren of Boston, Mass, | s the weekend guest of Mir. and Mrs. Andrew Parsons of Hamilton 'treet.
 Mrs. Louis Reynal and Mrs. Her ,ert l.. Mills were patronesses at the \. D. s. which was held at the Shut le Meadow club last evening.
 NIT. and Mrs. Hartwell Taylor, Mir. md Mrs. E. A. Moore. MT. and Mrs. Toward Parsons, Miss Grace L. 3aum, Custis Sheldon and Kenneth ,loper were among the New Britain ,eople attending the Artists ball in Hartford last evening. The ball was leld in the Donchain store which ras decorated with bright colored trands of bunting hanging from the enter of the ceiling to the side walls. .obert and Mrs. Clark of Garden treet gave a dinner party and bridge her home Wednesday evening com limenting Miss Amalia Traut, daugh- sr of Mir. and Mrs. George Traut in bservance of Miss Traut's birthday. he prizes were awarded to Miss raut and to Miss Louise Holcombe. Plans are we'll under way for the ard party to be given by the Moth rs and Teachers club of the Gen. al Junior High school in the Audi ,rium, Saturday. April 14th from 30 to o'clock. Mrs. John E. Downes, Mrs. Daniel
 Mcguire, Mrs. George A. Quigley. i Iiss Kane, Miss Williams and Miss oar comprise the general committee.
 i, Mrs. Raymond A. Catlin. Mrs. Hor- | ,e M. Brown, Mrs. K. H. Saunders, ( rs. A. D. Porter, Mrs. Louis l.. Bar er and Miss Olive Littlehales are to lve charge of the candy. refresh f ents and prizes. Lewis Chapman of South High rect, son of MT. and Mrs. w. E. T hapman, has returned to the Uni- srsity of Pennsylvania following the aster recess. r William Walcott. son of Mir. and rs. J. o. waicott of Chestnut street