New Britain herald., 1923-04-07

April 4th for the benefit of the Yales vile Musical club.
 1--Novelletten Op 29. for piano, vio lin, and cello ............ Cad,
 Allegro Scherzando. Andantino Con Moto. Moderate.
 Larghetto Con Moto.
 Finale-Allegro.
 Messrs. Hart, Anderson and Schauf fer.
 (The Mendelssohn Trio) 2-Aria Visse d'Artc (Tosca) ....
 '''''' '''............ Puccunn
 Miss Water. Mir. Hart at the piano. 3--Songs for Baritone.
 a. Where e'er You Walk Hande
 b. Thou Art Like Lovely Flower
 ................ Wilson G. Smith
 c. Take Joy Home ...... Bassette MT. Cornwall. MT. Hart at the piano 4-Violin.
 a. German Dance ...... Mozart
 (1756-179D
 b. Canto Amoroso .... Sammartini
 t1700-174o)
 c. Son of the Puzzta (Hungarian)
 ................. Keler-Bela MT. Fleitzer. Mrs. Andzulatis at the piano
 5-Songs for Tenor.
 a. Crying of the Water .......
 ................ -Tipton
 b. Sylvia ........... Oley Speaks
 c. La Dome Mobile (from Rigollet- lo ....'.......... Vcrdl Mir. Smaller. Mir. Hart at the piano 6-Piano--Four hands.
 Slavonic Dances ......... Dvorak
 Miss Parker and Miss Tommasoni 7-Song for contralto with violin,
 cello and piano.
 Nocturne ..... John Prindle Scot, Miss Meyer, Miss Hihe, MT. Fleitzef
 and MT. Schaurner S-Mixed Quartet
 Good Night Quartet (Martha)
 Flowtow
 Miss Water. Miss Meyer. Mir. Shail-
 CT and Mir. Cornwall
 Mrs. A. c. Hine of Clayton Road will open her home next Saturday afternoon to a benefit bridge party which the A. A. girls will give. Miss Flora Hine IS in charge of the hf- fair. ..
 Miss Marjorie Hart. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Hart of kensington ave- nue, returns tomorrow to Mt. Ida school after spending her vacation in town with her parents.
 Leroy Fleisher returned last Wednesday to Syracuse university after spending a week with his par ents. MT. and Mrs. Charles Tleisher of Black Rock avenue.
 Dr. and Mrs. Clifford Vivian, pr. and Mrs. Michael Kinsella and Mir. and Mrs. Fred Rackliffe were patrons at the A I. F. dance which was held at the Shuttle Meadow club last Monday evening
 The Young Woman's Christian as- sociation, of which Mrs. George Traut Is president, will hold it's annual meeting next Wednesday evening in he I. w. c. A. Directors will be slected, annual reports read and changes in the bylaws will be dis I've o,,1y louise Noble, Miss Florence Andrews, Mrs. A. A. Mills. Mrs Douglas John- ton and Mrs. Edward Schultz are for board of directors. Ballot boxes will be placed in the obby of the building on Wednesday. Supper will be served before the an- lual meeting with Mrs. Traut pre- 'eding. Rev. Charles Coppens, pastor of St. 'eter's church. is planning a tour of Holland, France and Swift erland. He will sail from New York n April 25 and plans to be gone for | everal weeks. Alderman J. Gustave Johnson of he fourth ward is planning a trip to weden and will sail on May l2. Hiding Stomberg of 23 Wallace street also planning on a trip to Sweden nd will sail from New York with IT, Johnson.
 Miss Engrid Johnson of 15l Fair few street will sail from New York n May 12 for Sweden. Miss Jennie Hair of 240 Hartford avenue will 4 isit with relatives in Scotland and ngland. She will sail on April 2s. The Woman's club of Maple Hill, let at the home of Mrs. H. A. Lien- ardt Wednesday afternoon. Miss onstance Lee, superintendent of the ome for Crippled Children at New gton, gave an interesting talk on le work being done at the home. A 1 'cial hour followed. The hostess as assisted by Mrs. N. E. Mann and ITS. A. F. Grant II Kurk Klopp of Greenwood street, , 1d Arthur Steinke, of Curtis street, ' oth students at the Concordia Prep 'hool in Bronxville. New York. re- Irned to their studies early this week l ter spending Easter with their par { its in New Britain.