New Britain herald., 1923-01-20

Members ef the tli-AmO Girl Re seHe club are well pleased Niih the atleAdshee al the eaneeFi given bs me FieetTal club Of Hartford al the r. " C. A, last evening, under their auspices. The concert proved a sos elal and financial success. Numbers were repeatedly eneored and it was necessary for many of the artists ta take many bows
 The affair was staged under the management Of F, c. Henson Barker. r, C, Bradbury was director 0f the Hartford club, The following inter- esilns program was rendereds tal 'Hfhe eFaekeFiaek" ,.... 0deil lbl f'nanee of the Clowns" TFinkaus
 Hartford PleetEal Club ial Plantation Symphony" ,. Enc lbl 'comieal coons" . Grimshaw
 Bradbury Banjo Quintet lFeadlhs 'tt..s.stststssss Selected "A Domestic Tragedy in Three Scenes
 Miss Sehoenbarn Mandolin Solos.
 lal "Iiandurria" tunaeeompaniedl
 ts,r,rts,,t,,tss.s fiaunhF tbl "Jraum der Sennerin" l.abitzky
 Ar. Barker Bohemian Girl" ...,..,...,. Balfe
 BaskeF Mandolin quintet
 intermission ta) "ehaBt du Gondolier" Gianinni tb) "fhe spooks' Frolie" toddityl
 ,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,t... Bacon
 Ensembe Banjo Solos:
 tal "I.er Flor" Concert valsel Enc
 .,.,,.,,..,,,..,.. Bradbury tb) Come seven, Como 'ieyen"
 ...r,',,.,,,,rrst,, Grover
 MT. Bradbury Reading ...,,t..,..,...,, selected | An Abandoned Eiopement ...
 .s,.,.,..... Joseph C. Lincoln |
 Miss Schocnborn Banjo Duets:
 tA March Impromptu" . Enc Mir. Bradbury and Mr Barker fD March Young America" Odoll tb) "The Darkie's Patrol" Lansing
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 The junior mid-ycar class held its annual promenade last evening in tho High school gymnasium which was 'ery attracti,cly decorated in orange he class color. Mir. and Mrs. Louis ?. Slade, Mrs. J. C. Moody, Miss Hef- Ter and Miss Luddy acted as patrons. Nurses of the Alumni association of he New Britain General hospital held bridge party at tho nurses recrea- ion home on Hawkins street We'd esday evening. There were twelve abes playing and prizes were award d to E. r. Armstrong. C. w. Buckley {, nd Miss Esther Johnson. Following , he card games a buffet supper was {, erved and dancing was enjoyed. Mrs f, . J. Hart was chairman of the com littee in charge.
 Twenty-thrce boys. members of St. Iark's Episcopal church choir. went II sleigh ride to Southington We'd esday afternoon. They left the hurch at 4:So and drove to tho par h house in Southington where they ad lunch. Among the hoys on the eigh party were Nj. G. Humphreys, loirmaster: David Smythe, George ance. Bernard Wosilus. Clinton mith, William Hcpworth. William cath. John Purney, Carlisle Kings lry, Alfred Dixon. Earl Rice, Ar lur Weare. Lester kilduff Fred able, Kenneth Gable. Edgar Horton, onald Horton. Torris Iverson, hares Richmond. Frank Scarle, alter Caldwell. Lester Hume, Will am Westerman and Ira Hicks. At the meeting of the Current4 vents club which will be held at c First church chapel on Tuesday xt under the auspices of tho Wnm- s club of Now Britain. Miss Mary ylor Blauvclt will talk largely on Q French Invasion of the Rnbr" ken from the viewpoint Of l'icrront Noyee. founder of the American nmissions to the Rhne'ana and ul T.uknn, director If tho war de intelligence and directcr of our !. reau of enemy trade. Mr. Luken S formerly legal adviser to the ench government Miss Rlauvclt is New York today to hear Mir Moves l Mrs Luken speak on these topics.
  Howard Humphrey of Russell street urned on Thursday from New rk city.
 .ee Howe was in New York city ing the weekend.
 
 Hiss Ruth Bristoll entertained a friends at her home on Grove 1 at cards on Tuesday evening. To
 We Ir. and Mrs. F. M. Hayden of stit -rison street, entertained at small ero lge party at their home last eve be 2. lpul