New Britain herald., 1923-03-17

Aria for Soprano
 Know That My Redcemer
 Livcth (The Messiah) .. Handel
 Miss Water
 Miss Littlehales at the plano Duet for Soprano and Baritone with
 Violin
 Q Divine Redecmer ..... .Goiinod
 Miss Latham and MT. Latham
 Violin obligato by MT. Sfearns
 Mir. Sjolander at the plano Violin
 Paraphrase (ParsifaD .........
 .....,....... Wagner-W Wilhelmj
 Mir. Fleitzcr
 Mir. Hart at the piano
 Aria for Baritone
 God, My Father (seven Last
 Words) .............. Dubois
 Mir. Klein
 Miss Tomassoni at the piano Trio for Soprano, Mezzo and Alto
 Lift Thine Eyes (Elijah) .......
 .................. Mendelssohn Mrs. Horton, Mrs. Upson and Miss
 Schade
 Soprano and Alto with chorus
 I Waited for the Lord (Hymn
 of Praise) ....... .Mendelssohn Miss Earnest and Miss Johnson
 Mir. Hart at the piano.
 The final musicale of series which has been given Sunday afternoons at the Shuttle Meadow club through the generosity of subscribers to a fund raised among members was held last Sunday afternoon. In it, many local music lovers feel. there was the greatest enjoyment of the season. Mary silviera, the young coloratura soprano, with her inspiring and sym pathetic voice, loaned much to the occasion. This young lady showed the greatest promise in her handling of the solos. she is undoubtedly ready to begin a career which will wind up in the most coveted posi- lions in the musical world.
 Arthur Hadley performed most creditably on the cello and the ac- compished accompaniments fur nished by Millicent Chapman, piano, and Herman Stewart. flute, added much to the ensemble.
 Those in charge of the affairs have expressed their most sincere grati- tude to the donors to the fund and to the artists whose efforts made the affairs so successful.
 Last Sundays program was as fol- lows Songs
 a. Mi chiamano Mimi (from La
 Boheme) ....s..... Pucc1nt b. Nymphs ct Sylcans. .. Bemberg c. Apres un Reve. ..... Faure Villopo1ln Dni1s Acu,,o Cello Rhapsodie Hongroise .....Popper Aria (F'lue Obligato)- Charmant oiseau ..... David (F'rom Les Perles de BraziD Cello Suite from Ballet of the Flowers
 ................ Henry Hadley a. Red Rose b. Marguerite c. Orchid d. Violet c. Heather
 Songs
 a. Robins Song ......... White b. When I Was Seventeen (Folk
 Song)
 C. My Lovely Celia. Old English d. Lo! Here the Gentle Lark
 (Flute obigato). ..... Bishop
 
 Miss Ethel Post of 675 Arch street will entertain a number of her friends at party at her home tonight. A color scheme of green will be car ried out in the house and table deco rations.. Dancing will be enjoyed and refreshments served.
 The woman's club of Maple Hin met Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. W. J. Sorrow. Mrs. J. T.. Hart gave a reading on "The Publicity Men of Ancient Egypt" Mrs. I. H. Latham also gave a read ing. Several selections were sung by the club trio and piano solos were rendered by Mrs. l.. kinsley. The hostess was assisted by Mrs. C. R. Hare and Mrs. N. F. Mann. Mrs. Frank ]. Porter of Lexington street who underwent an operation at the Hartford hospital last Monday, is exported as slightly improved today. Miss Dorothy Booth, daughter of NIT. anu hTS. WilHdIl IoOOtl Ol FOT- est street is home from the Lenox school, New York city, for two weeks. Miss Booth has for her house guest over the week end, Miss Marjorie NlcKerber of Mt. Clair. N. J. Miss Tooth and Miss McKerber will attend , the dance for Miss Virginia Hail at f the Shuttle Meadow club this evening |, at which Mr. Benjamin Henley will , be the host. h &. Douglas Rees of Wesleyan uni !, vcrsity is the guest of Dr. S. W. and [ Mrs. Irving Of Vine street for the {, week end. {, Harold Peck of Meridcn is the house guest of Mir. and Mrs Wells Foster of Russell street. Mrs. T. c. Hodgson opened her :, home on Berlin street Wednesday ~ afternoon to meeting of the Emma y Hart Willard chapter D. A. R. Miss Jennie Loomis. state treasurer of the D. A. R. was the speaker of the aft ernoon. {. Curtis Booth. son of Mir. and Mrs. Y H. Booth of Forest street, y who has been ill in the infrmary at Andover school for the past week, is expected home on Tuesday to spend q his spring. recess in town with his IS parents. U Mrs. Raymond Piper of Newton V