New Britain herald., 1923-04-21

The first of the series of socia events marking tho close Of tn school year at the Senior High schoo will take place Friday evening O next week when the junior class vii hold its annual promenade in ih school gymnasium.
 Plans are being made 10 accom- modaie 300. one of the largest crowd to attend junior promenade | many years.
 The class has named the followinl committees to arrange the details Music. John Butler chairman. Waite Herman and Isador Koplowitz; re treatments. Louise Holcomb. chair man, Josephine Miller and Gertrud I'ieber; decorations, Marion Kelley chairman, Earl Putney, Marie Moi ] fitt, Carlton Walker and Catherine Callahan; programs, George Frey chairman. George Wolfra and Johr Herman.
 Tho subcommittee on decorations has planned to have the hall deco rated in n color scheme of pale blu' and white. which arc the junior class colors.
 Dancing will begin at S o'clock md will continue until II o'clock. Music will be furnished by tho Trinity Bacchanalian orchestra. Refresh' ments are to be provided by the class.
 Arrangements for the event are be- ing made by Miss Frances M. Fer guson and Miss Bertha Waddell oi the faculty, who arc advisors of the junior class. and by the following class officers: John Butler. presi- dent; Louise Holcomb. vice president; Marion Kelly, secretary; George Frey treasurer.
 The patrons and patronesses are Mir. and Mrs. Louis r. Slade. MT. and Mrs. James C. Moody, and Judge and Mrs. Bernard F. Gaffney. The New Britain Musical Club will hold it's last public concert of the sea- son Monday evening in the Camp Sch ool. An interesting program which promises to be one of the best which the members of the club have pre- sented this year, will be carried out. It will be as follows:
 Program Novelletten Op. 29 for piano, violin and cello ................. Gaoe Allegro Scherzando.
 Andantino Con Moto.
 Moderate.
 Larghetto Con Moto.
 Finale--Allegro.
 Messrs Hart. Anderson and schauffler. g. Mixed quartet.
 a.. Spirit of Spring ...... Cadman b. To the Wind (with Nolin) ................. Nevin
 Quartet Miss Water, Miss Schade, Mir. Stuhl-
 man and MT. Latham. MT. Anderson. violin; Mrs. Audzulatis
 at the piano 8. Yokohama with piano.
 The Raven (Poe) .. Arthur Bergh
 (RequesteO
 MT. Cornwall and MT. Hart 4. Solos for violin.
 a. German Dance ....... Mozart
 (1756-179D
 b. Canto Amoroso .... Sammartinf
 (1700-1740) c. Son of the Puszta (Hungarian) '.''. IhSi~' A~S'N
 Mir. Fleitzer
 Mrs. Audzulatis at the piano 5. Piano--four hands.
 Slovanic Dances ..,...... DVorak Miss Parker and Miss Tomassoni 6. Songs for tenor.
 a. La Dome Mobile (Rigoletto) ............ Verdl b. Ashes of Roses ...... Hart [. Roadways .......... Densmore
 Mir. Smaller
 Mir. Hart at the Piano '. Song for Mezzo, soprano with vio-
 lin, cello and piano. Nocturne ...... John Prindle Scott Miss Meyer, Miss Hine, Mir. Fleitzer,
 and MT. Schauffler s. Two pianos, four hands. -Espana Rhapsodie ..... Chabries
 (Requested) Mrs. Andzulatis and Mrs. Hart
  Reverend Charles w. Barrett, ot 4eondardshire, N. T., son of MT. and Mrs. Frank J. Barrett of Warlock | treet. will be ordained at Oswego, N. r., on April 25. MT. and Mrs. F. J, Barrett have left New Britain to at end the ordination of their son.
  Everymans Bible Glass will hold its nnual banquet on the evening of iay 2sth at the Trinity Methodist hurch.
 Miss Margaret Luddy, daughter of frs. Mary Luddy of Bassett street, nd Dennis E. Fenn of Hartford, will e quietly married on Monday lorning at o'clock at St. Joseph's hurch They will be attended by lss- Gertrude Luddy a sister of the ride-to-be and Daniel Finn, rothcr of the groom elect. Charles A. Gilbert, son of Mrs. izabeth Gilbert of High street and liss Emma Edic, daughter of Mir. nd Mrs. Edward W. Edic of Utica, :. r.. were married in St. Joseph's I nurch in Utica, N. Y., this morning. { he bride was attended by her sis IT Miss Eleanor Edic and the best an was James F. Gilbert, a brother 1 the groom. MT. and Mrs. Gilbert ill make their home in Rochester, f r., after a motor trip through the C lest. lI Miss Catherine Nolz of Bassett ' rect gave a miscellaneous shower at a ST home on Bassett street Tuesday L