New Britain herald., 1923-12-08

Ht nulids Etnphl oA the Berlin Congregational church will give u Christmas pageant at the church later in the month. Miss Ruth Hubbard is chairman of the com mittee Of arrangements. She will be assisted by Miss Mary Griswold, Mrs. Grant Wickwire, Mrs. II. II. Damon, Miss Helen liohm. Miss Victoria l'iste, Mrs. Robert Dcming and W. II. Noaglcy.
 The c. W. club of the Baptist church Of plainvlle gave n very en- tertainng concert Wednesday evening at the church for the benefit of the Ladies' Aid society of the church, The 1 program follows; 1 Piano Duet--Thc Beetles Dance, Mrs. ]. II. Mitchell. Bernice Mitchell, l 2 Vocal Trio--Dreaming of My Old
 Home Sweet Home.
 | Katherine tarrur Barbara Farrar. Hope Farrar . Piano Solo--Il Troyatorc.
 Wallace Buuncll
 { Reading Betty at the Baseball
 Game.
 Barbara fdrfar
 . Vocal Solo--lf Winter Comes
 Anna Sahlin
 C Piano Duct--Ia Chase infcrnalc.
 Wallace Bunnell, Barbara Farrar [ Rcading--Thc Newlywods.
 Barbara farrar
 Vocal Solo--"Thr Ladies' Aid"
 Katherine Farrar
 Piano Solo Martha.
 Anna Sahlin
 Plans are under way for a real old iashionod Christmas to bc held at the lierlin Grange hail by the Grange members and their families. The af- fair will bc held December IS and santa Claus will Dc present 10 dis tribute the gifts.
 Mrs Frederick Platt of Grove Hin was the speaker at the meeting Uf the Berlin Motherhood club which was held yesterday afternoon at inc Com munity house in Berlin. Mrs. I'latt's subject was ''ConidcnCps- Mothers and Daughters" The hostessts for the afternoon were. Mrs. Garner C. Goodwin. Mrs. Lester Dcming. Mrs. Frederick Cute and Mrs. W. C. shepard.
 '"The Two Letters" play written by Miss MarJorie Moore of kcnsing- ton, will be presented Friday evening. December 14th, by the lnanda club Of the Kcusington Congregational church at Forcsters' hall in kensing- ton.
 Esther Stanley chapter. Daughters cf the American Revolution. held a meeting yesterday afternoon at the home CT Mrs. Theron Fl. Camp with her daughter. Miss Florence Camp and Mrs. Elbridgc V wightman as- sistiuE hrr as hostesses. Mrs. Win throp r. Tvron of New York city vss the speaker at the meeting. She read very interesting excerpts from the manuscript pf The History Of New Britain" which she is editing from tho yarious records and data which 1. she has. She preiaced her reading i by remarks as tu why New Britain ! should have written n history and I proved roncIusitciy that there is need 1 for just such book as this is to l,e ! IL is 10 bc published in the near fu- l ture Mrs Tvron's talk was followed ] iy a group of delightful songs which 1 Nrs. Howard Horton ssrg including ! ''T-ha Nightingale of 1incOin's Inn" by Brewster and "The City Child.- by i Sa ngord. Thcy ar" two new English songs. Mrs HortoH's sccond mum isr Ras Care SeIve" hy Handel i which everyone knows and likes 90 | well. Her closing number sas Christmas selection There's | Song in tbc Air by Oiey Sparks. Mrs. Camp esryed afternoon tea t0 her f guests with Mrs. EIford E.. Eddy and Mrs. Hufus Hemenuay presiding at Ihc attrscitf lea table. Mrs. Stanley ]. Boss. Mrs. Harry Rates. Mrs Howard Parsons. Mrs William Judd and Miss Margaret Eddy assisted with the serv- f ing.
 H Mrs Maxwell Hart and daughter. Miss Maxine Hart. Of Lake street are n New York city.