New Britain herald., 1923-01-13

The second of the Twilight Musi- cales to be held at the Shuttle Mea- dow club deepened the sense of ob- litigation felt by music appreciators Howard those members whose interest and generosity have made them pos lsible. Last Sunday afternoons af- fair delighted a large audience. pre- senting program general in its ap- peal
 | Judson Houses selections were fla miliar and human, giving him splen- did opportunity to display the sym pathetic charm of his voice. Those lwho applauded him in full apprecia Ftion of his work would have been glad to hear him in more ambitious Icompositions. but would not care to surrender the pleasure he gave in his singing of the more simple ballads. His interpretation of Burleigh,s Ne gro Spirituas" was especially enjoy ed. Mrs. House (Helen Weiller) who always pleases, was at her best in her singing of Taggart's Autumn" Her work added the touch necessary to the complete artistic success of the afternoon.
 New Britain people are glad always to hear the Mendelssohn trio. Her bert l.. Anderson's violin and Henry Schaufflcr's cello, inspired not only by their own skill but also by the dom- mating musical leadership of Theron Hart at the piano. have won a high place in the opinion of musicians of the community. Sunday their work was marked by an artistic finish that strengthened their reputation. The solo work of Mir. Hart, especially in Elgar's "Salut d'Amour", was splen- did
 Miss Helen Clark of Omaha, Ne braska, is the weekend guest of Miss Ruth Baker at her home in Berlin. | Miss Clark is a senior in the Conn., ecticut College and Miss Baker is a 1 member of the faculty.
 Mrs. Leon A. Sprague, commission | CT. will represent the Connecticut i Girl Scout councils at the meeting of | various organizations called by the | Federation of Women's clubs to CO.,
  ducers for better moving pictures, at | City Hall, Hartford. on Wednesday afternoon of next week at o'clock. The meeting will be open to the pub lie.
 Miss Wylian Knapp, daughter of Mrs. l. c. Knapp of Vine street, aa d Harry Trainor King of Westfield, N. r., will be married next Saturday afternoon at four o'clock in New Haven at the home of Mrs knapp's sister. Mrs. Frank Wheeler Miss Knapp will have for her maid of honor Miss katheryn Kron, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. George Kron of West Main street. while Mir. King has chosen for his best man a fraternity brother, J. c. Skooglung of Phila- 1elphia- Miss Knapp is known among .he younger people in town. Although she has not made her home here she visited frequently
 The Women's Home Missionary so- ,ietv of the First Congregational :hurch held a sewing meeting on afternoon.
 Mrs. Robert Parsons of Vine street twelve tables of bridge at he home of her mother, Mrs. Charles I. Parsons of West Main street, on Wednesday afternoon. Afternoon tea vas served in the dining room with Hrs. Charles Nichols presiding at the ttractive tea table. which was decor N<I 4an .s..1. owl of pink roses. Mrs. Charles R. 'arsons. Mrs. Howard Parsons, Mrs. iaxwell Coe. and Miss Sally Huma- on assisted with the serving.
 
 Miss Francine Wachter. daughter of fir. and Mrs. Frank Wachter of Har- V son street will entertain the A. 4. d llumnae girls at her home next Tues b ay evening.