New Britain herald., 1923-11-10

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 A musical entertainment by the Arcadia Quartet will follow. The quartet is composed Of the following:
 Mrs. Daisy Booth Daley, first so- prano: Mrs. Estellc Plat Richard son. second soprano: Miss Ruth Schadc, first alto; Mrs. Forest D. I ufier, second alto: Miss Marion Vol colt, violinist, and Miss Violet Pow CTS. pianist.
 The program is as follows: Quartet
 q. Coppah Moon ....... Shelley
 h. Elusive Love ....... Robinson Violin
 a. Waltz in A Ma Brahms
 b. Oriental Cesar rui
 Miss Wolcott Quartet-1ndian Mountain Song.
 ...........,.... Cadman Songs for Contralto---- a. Major and Minor. r....... .spross
 b. Blackbird Song ........ Scott Piano-Lotus Land ..... Cyril Scott Quartet
 q. Night Has a Thousand Eyes.
 ......r,........... Rogers
 D. Kerry Dance .......... Molloy Songs for Soprano with Violin ob-
 IlSato-Elegie ....... Massenet Mrs. Richardson and Miss Wolcott Duet for Soprano and Alto-oh
 That We Two Were Maying.
 ''....'...,...,.-....... Neidlinger
 Mrs. Daley and Miss Schsde Quartet with Violin Ohligato-The
 Leaves Are Turning Golden.
 '.,'..,,,......... Donizetti
 An event Of much interest has been planned for Wednesday evening. No Nember lf. when annual ladies' night will be observed at the First Congrs- Eational church. All ladies and girls of the church are invited to enjoy the entertainment which promises to be q most delightful one. Mrs. F. c, Plat, president, will address the gath ering, and musical program will be given by Miss Frances Parker pianist, II, G. Schaunler. yiolon'cellist, and Marcus Flcitzcr, violinist.
 Miss Kathryn M. Conway of 326 East Main street entertained at din- nor Thursday evening in honor of Miss Sayde M Butler of go Spring street Local and out of town friends were in attendance in large numbers. eolors and cut flowers combined to make a very attractives decorative scheme, and most enjoy. able evening was spent. Miss Butler was presented with many gifts.
 Miss Edith Benson Of a3 Ash street. last evening in Miss But ler's honor, a party of young women employed at the officc of the New hrltaln Machine Co. The guest of laty was formerly connected with that office.
 The Benson home was prettily dec. orated. color scheme of blue ana white being employed artistically lnnch WAS provided and musical numbers enjoyed.
 Miss Rutlor will become the hrida of Frank E. I.eist of 1.e rnr.,. street, Tuceddy November 20.
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 Interest this week centcred moro or less in the Y. W. c. A. men,bersbin Hrltc Of which Miss Louise Nohle !. chairman. The committee enlisted the services Of a great many i'm town among the churches. lodges. socie,le, ana various other organizations. The drlNe With the numerous parties has made this week very busy indeed Tho First Squadron Horse show which is being held in Hartford is attracting much attention as is the Greenwich V Nlllage Fair which win take place in Hartford late in inc month. Already several society matrons have given peheht bridges for il and next week there will be two or three more. Ser. eral Of the younger married set are planning dinner parties 10 prerede the masquerade which will he a patf of the fair. Of course at this time Of ,ha year our school set is especially inter- estcd in the football games that are to come this month and the dances and house parties which follow them. Next Saturday evening there will he a large dinner dance at the Shuttle Meadow club following tho Yale Princeton game which everyone is planning to attend. Club events this week have been interesting. On Thursday Mary Taylor Blauveldt gave an enliEhtcning talk tC her current events class on switzerland and Bul- garia." Tho meeting of the woman's club which comes next week Tuesday will he especially interesting since the results or the literary contest will be made known. Mrs. John kirkham ptl1 he in charge Tho social and hospi- tality committee will serve tea follow ing the meeting.
 Mrs. Louis Young entertained al luncheon Tuesday at her home on Lincoln road. her guests being Mrs. Fcnnessey and Mrs. Sibley of Maridcn and Mrs. l.. E. Wilbur of Forest street.
 Mir and Mrs. George C. Beckett of Meadow street have returned from a motor trip through tho Bcrkshires Hills
 \ miscellaneous shower vas tender- cd Miss Isabel Hagreriy Of 70 Hun gerford court by the Corbiu Screw office girls. Tuesday eve ming. About 50 were present and Miss HaEFerty received number of pretty gifts. On Thursday evening she was teu5ored a shower st the r. W. C. <. by a number ot members of the Y. W. r. A About sN were present. Musical selections were rem dered and refreshments served. Mss Hagcerty wfH become fhc bride of howard IIod-c thc latter part of ths month