New Britain herald., 1923-03-10

Pipe selection: Miss Drummond Of
Perth.
Mr.. Miller.
Quartet: O. A. the Airs the Wind
4 Can Blaw ..... ..........B Burns
Miss Thomson, Miss Wood
Mr.. Thayer, Mr.. Grayson.
Song: Up From Somerset.
Mr.. Gravson.
Song: Whistle and I'll Come Tao
| Ye My Lad.
Miss Thomson.
Dance: Irish lib.
irvine Sisters
, Duet: 0 Vert Thou in the Cauld
Blast ................ Burns
Miss Thomson. Miss Wood.
Song: Alton Water. -. Burns Foote
Mr.. Thayer.
Song: The Land O. the Leal. Burns
Miss Burns.
Duet: Battle Eve :. Bonheur
Mr.. Thayer, Mr.. Grayson.
Character sketch: Selected.
Mr.. Lonergon.
Quartet: Annie Laurie Lady Scott
Miss Thomson, Miss Wood,
Mr.. Thayer, Mr.. Grayson.
Finale: Aud Lang Syne.
Company and Audience
The artists who comprise the con-
cert company are: Gertrude Breen
Thomson. soprano; Paul Thayer, ten
or: Irvine Sisters. Scottish dancers;
Emma Packer pianist; Jean Wood,
contralto: Richard Grayson, basso:
Tommy Lonergon. singing comedian;
pipe major, William Miller.
Miss Ethel Farr of LaSalle street
whose marriage to Fred McDonough
will be solemnized at st. Mary's
church on April II. was the guest of
honor at a bridge party given 1hurs-
day evening by Miss Veronica Noble
OF Harrison freft. st. Patrick's dec
orations. lastly arranged. made a
charming background for this party.
Prizes at bridgN went to the Misses
Florence Farr, Edith MacNamara and
Emma Zimmerman. The guest of
the evening was presented with
number of valued ana attractive gifts,
Mr.. McDonough is an accountant at
the Traut & Hine Manufacturing
company, and Miss Farr is EMPLOYED
at the office as his secretary.
MISS Maude Slaght of Broadhurst
college. Virginia, spent the last week
end with her sister, airs. B. r. Sho-
walter, of Berlin.
Miss Frances Williams daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Williams of 169
Corbin avenue, and Miss Lillian
Sheath, daughter or Mr. and Mrs
James Sheath of South Burritt street |
are spending the weekend at vassar
college, where they will attend the
second Hall Play. Hiss Doris Will
iams Is senior at the college.
Miss Bertha Larson of Stanley
street entertained at her homo last
light in honor of Miss Emma Nelson
ne affair taking the for moi a mis-
'ellaneous shower for Miss Nelson
VINO next month will become the
ride of Oscar Wndish. Nile green
md lavender decorations were taste
uliy arranged about the home. Many
u MISS Nelson's friends were in at
enhance and she received numerous
arts. Contributing to the evenings
Program were the following: Misses
annie Wedlake, Catherine Campbell.
'ekla Anderson and the Misses Lar
on, who presented instrumental and
ocal numbers A buffet lunch was
provided.
Miss Eunice Komiss, of 651 StanIev
treet and Miss Mildred Rivkin of 81
'lVe street are spending several
avs In New York city where they are
ne guests of Miss Lillian Greenber-
err, formerly of this city.
Mrs. Harry NJ. Herman of Mamie
rect entertained at her home last
'ening. Whist was played and prizes
ere awarded to Mrs. Clara Birn-
Elm and Mrs. S. Cohen.
The Hadassah sewing circle will
Get on Tuesday evening at the home
Mrs. S. w. Menus on Grand street.
A number of friends and relatives
,sterday visited Mrs. Mary Sutcliff
the home of DR.. and Mrs. DECKER
an at 35 Walnut street where she
as observing her S7th birthday ami
rsary. Three generations were rep
scented at the gathering.
Mrs. Sutcliff received a number of
rds. flowers and beautiful gifts dur
e the day. In tho evening many of
n relatives visited the home. Miss
18th Dickerman entertained With
olin selections.
A black shawl over $50 years old
Is worn by Mrs. Sutcliff when her
tests called. Among those present
ere Mr.. and Mrs. r. o. Clark, Mr.
d Mrs. Harold Clark of East Berlin. u
Mr.. and Mrs. Leland Gwatkin, of =
,rlin. will spend the next few weeks u