New Britain herald., 1923-10-20

{ Ing taok the fern Of anhHhea# s shisA ses Asia la GAs si HaEHs ]. narlsh house under tAe direction sf |; ths social committee Of sAleA Aazs : Mahsl Hubbard Is ehziFmsa sRa ths | hospitality aaHzaitsss af Rhieh AF4 |. Frank I. ffaat Is chairman. fas tables were attFaeftFetg aseaFst<a , Nith aFsngs ealeFea hessFs st szss eafeF and bright aFsnge candies stFe placed in the center Of ths tables The members ef the Hospitality sna civic committees assisted eila ths serving. They included. Mrs. aeeFse Ashley. Mrs James }. Rssasla, Mrs George F. Rsan. Mrs Milton haseHs ! RsFl, Mrs HaAaHa P llaFtan. Mrs. lw. AaeemheF, Mrs. Henry AateF, Mrs, Frederick Mann, Miss Grace Manning. Mrs Oscar Murray. Mrs. Kenneth gearis, Mics Helen huass. Mrs. Maxwell 4, Gee. Mrs, Russell Germend. Mrs. AFth.-x IiaFrep. Mrs. Harold Hatch. Mrs. lawrence Hum asan, Mrs. Ray N, Leach, Mrs. tshn C. f.eamis. Mrs, George T, Matthews. Mrs. Paul K, Rogers Mrs, a. ?. shawalter and Mrs, George R. Fay Ter,
 Following the luncheon Mrs. Has' sstte smoke Of the early history af fhs club and Mrs. MaieF read a very in' ltsrestins nansr which had heen rrs. psred by Mrs f, F, Mitchell telling of one of the first meetings which was held at the home Of Mrs Charles Peek. The ladies mel te form The sfsdiss Literary Society," which was the beginning af The Maman's club of today, Mrs. Mahlon Woodruff vas its arst president.
 An ex.presldents attended the luncheon and they were presented with A ehrysanthemnm and Efsen The handkerchief salute by the club mem bers Mrs. William f, Brooks spoke for the ex-rresldents and told of the burden each pre- rent carried as the work progressed from year to year ana of the very high standard they eaes stroye 10 maintain. ! N. Harris Humason told in an tn- its,-stins manner what the club meet ings were twenty-five years ago, when the members attended the meetings y,ry faithfully. Mrs. Gall Porter was the last member called 10 speak and she told the members just what inc club had meant to her and 70 ether women coming recently to make their home in the town. The next meeting will he held on Tuesday October 30th when Dr. Richard F. Burton, Professor Of Literature or the University of Minnesota x1il sneak on Fiction We Are Talking About.
 The supper dance at the Snuttle Meadow club this evening promises 70 he successful. Many people who will attend the first ball today are plan ming 10 come back for the dance and tbere are one or two small dinner narties preceding it. Stnrman Dy- sons orchestra will furnish the dance music.
 The New Britain Musical club pre- sented the following program Thurs day evening at the Camp school au- ditorium:
 Two pianos -four handsl
 Polonaise e..... Moszkowsh
 Miss Tomassoni. Mrs. Andzulatis Duet for soprano and alto.
 ouis est Homo tStabat Mater)
 ............. ...a..s.4s.5. fsoSeihh
 Mrs. Horton. Mrs. Tuttles
 Mrs. Andzulatis at the piano. Violin solo.
 Tempo di Minuetto ........
 - Paganini kreisler
 h Romanse ......... Weiniawski X Hungarian Danse .,..., Hauser
 Mir. Anderson
 MT. Siolander at the piano. Solo for tenor with violin, cello and two pianos:
 'Agnus dei'' .,....e...'..,.. hlzet
 Mir. Smaller, Mrs. Fleitzer.
 Mir. Schauffler. Mr. Hart,
 Miss Harvey. Trio for violin, cello. piano:
 Londonderry Air .... Old Engllsn
 Mir. Fleitzer Mir. schauffler.
 Miss Hine Piancforte:
 Barcarole in c ... Moszkowski b Nocturne op 55 ...,,. Chopin Triumphal March ....... Grleg
 Mir. Hart Quartet from Rigoletto ..... verdi
 Mrs. Horton, Mir. Stuhlman,
 Miss Schadc, Mir. Latham
 
 What promises to be an excellent ,pening of the winter social season will be the dance which Sigma chap CT of Theta Sigma will hold at the f. w, c. A. on Thanksgiving night, November 29. Music will be furnish ,d by Frank Meluzzo and his well ,nown orchestra of Hartford. This orchestra has made several appear noes at fraternity dances in this city. The first meeting of the year for he Senior club was held in the audi orium of the Senior High school last yening. If last night was to be taken s an indication of what future club meetings will be, then the club is i'll or one of the most active years of its ,ng existance. The activities of the yenng consisted of an election of of cers an excellent entertainment by lembers of the class, and an enjoy- ble social hour in the gymnasium. The election of officers. the first vent, resulted in the selection of harles Covert for the office of vice. to serve with President arold Roberts. Informal votes for of secretary and treasurer ere taken. The votes will be count and the election will be held at ths ext meeting, December '. The entertainment consisted of onologue by Catherine Callahan,