New Britain herald., 1923-10-20


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 More than 1. .hAe people attended th' first annual concert which the Wen nerherg Male chorus so sneeessfills presented Thursday evening Al In Hrs. Lutheran church
 The opening number, oiss Try K.ason by F. A. Reissiger. deserlp tive Norwegian song. very difficult oi execution. immediately showed lhai the conductor. Rev. pr. Abel A. Ahi' uuist has his singers well in hand The excellent work of Inc chorus throughout tho entire program show ed the careful training the singers had undergone. The we'll governed eres' 'eendos and delicate nianissimo. brought out the beauty of the tone quality of the chorus.
 One feature which added to enjoy ment Of the large audience was the distinct enunciatlon of the choral numbers The chorus rendered difficult Swedish and Norwegian songs with tho same ease as it does American songs Dudley Bucks "on the Sea and the final number "Nikingarna. were exceptionally we'll done. The audience would not leave until 'rik- ingarna" was repeated. Singing as if docs. entirely from memory, the chorus concentrated its attention on the leader and obeys his slightest wish with wonderful promptitude. The or is evenly balanced and the ensemble is exceptionally good.
 The Arpi sextette sang two pleasing and the three soloists, Mrs. Harry F.. Christensen, soprano, Mrs. F. Louis Anderson. contralto and Herbert F. Anderson. violin, rendered selections with finish and ar tistry. Harold F. Sjolander and Mrs. Abel Ahlquist at the piano. gave am pie evidence of their ability as ac- 
 Tho chorus is composed of First Anderson, John A. Eric Frederickson, Hiding Bjorklnnd. Charles NJ. Peterson, Ed ward Hedwall, Harry Blcomouist
 Second tenors--A. F. Svensk, Reu- pen Hallsten. John Holmberg. R. l.. Larson, John A. Carlson, Albert Holm yren, Arthur Peterson, Albert Swan ,on. David F. Larson.
 First bases-Walter Falk, Arthur 1rusherg, c. K. Josephson. George Root. John P. Peterson. Arthur Olson. |. c. Olson. Ernest Opplegren.
 Second bases--John E. Larson, AL ,ot Peterson. Rudolph Svensk. Nils Tckberg, Robert Johnson. Arthur Lin len, Simeon Molander, Robert Berg und, J. Alfred Ericsson. A.. R. Hjerpe. 'red Jackson, Olof Anderson.
 Harold F. Siolander, accompanist.
 A miscellaneous shower was ten cred Miss Nellie Jackson of 4S Win hrop street at the home of Miss Lil- an Gustafson. East street, last Tues ay evening, by her office associates the New Britain Machine Go. The ouse was prettily decorated with l ink roses for the occasion and she | eceived many beautiful gifts. Miss ,r1r ,iz Ca Lst evening at the home of Mrs. W. | [. Metcalf. 11s Wallace street. About Q guests were present. A Halloween olor scheme was carried out in | range and black. Musical selections ere rendered and buffet luncheon aryed.
 Miss Jackson will become the bride Guy Darling of Newin gton in the ear future.
 The annual meeting of the New rittain Welfare association was held fednesday evening and the follow lg were elected to office: President, lillian l.. Hatch; vice. president. Yilliam F. Atwood; secretary. F. F. eumann: treasurer. Fred w. Ma ,mber: executive committee W. F. ttwood. chairman, F. F. Neumann, harles ]. Parker, Frederick W. Ma. ,mber, Charles IT. Chase. Joseph F. ndrews and Leon A. Sprague; di- 'ctors for three years. William E. ttwood. Charles J. Parker. Mrs. F. Platt Mrs. J. H. Robinson, Paul I Rogers, Maurice Stanley, William 3 ,Wlishaw, Fred F. Rackliffe, Laur- ice Humason and Mrs. Robert N. eek. Herbert Swift was named di- { ctor to fill the unexpired term of z late William L. Damon, and Rich- | d Prifchard was named to flI tha T