New Britain herald., 1923-11-17

Paper-Mr. Cornwall.
 Music of the British Isles. 1-Songs for Baritone.
 Where Corals Lie ........ Elgar
 h There's a Land ....... ,AllitSen
 Mir. Wasley.
 Miss Harvey at the Piano, 2-Trio for Violin. Cello and Piano.
 Londonderry Air ......Old English Mcssrs. Fleitzer and Schauffler and
 Miss Hinc.
 3--Aria for Contralto.
 Oh My Heart is Weary
 tNadeshda) A. Goring Thomas
 Miss Johnson.
 Mrs. Andzulatis at the Piano. l--Pianoforte.
 Pierrot Suite ...,,..... Cyril Scott a Lento.
 b Pictorial Scene.
 Mir. sjolander. s--violin.
 Gypsy Love Song. .coleridge Taylor
 Mir. Fleitzer.
 Miss Parker at the Piano. s--Aria for Tenor.
 0naway, Awake Beloved.
 lHiawatha's wedding)
 Coleridge Taylor
 Mir. Stuhlmann.
 Mrs. Andzulatis at the Piano. 7--Song for Soprano, with Flute Ob-
 lieato.
 To. Here the Gentle Lark. Bishop
 Miss Water and Mir. Stedman.
 Miss Tommasoni at the Piano.
 \ daughter was born at the New Britain general hospital Tuesday morning to Mir. and Mrs Ralph Clapp Of Trinity street.
 Mir. and Mrs John Kirkham Of ce- dar street and son Jack, who is a stu- dent at Yale Law school, attended the Yale-Princeton game today.
 Members of the First Lutheran church and friends of the Rev. Dr. church, gave him a birthday recep- ton Monday evening in honor of his iist birthday. He was presented with s purse Of si,00o from the members of the congregation and with check for $50 from the Wennerberg chorus. The program which was opened by a song from the congregation follows: A scriptural reading and prayer by S. ]. Swanson, address Of welcome by c. r. Olson, who also read an original poem written for the reception, and two songs by the wcnnerberg male chorus. A letter was read from Rev. and Mrs. A. O. Hielm of Bristol in which regret at not being able 10 be present was expressed. Congratula- tions were extended to Rev. and Mrs. Ahlquist.
 Two ducts by Mrs Harry Christen- sen and Mrs. Louis Anderson were the next on the program. They were T Love a Little Cottage" and "Whis- pering Hope" and were renderd in a finished manner. Rev. Julius Hull teen Of Hartford spoke in a humorous vein. touching on the burdens Of pas tors in general. Two songs by the wennerberg chorus were next heard after which Gustave Modeen delivered a short address. The Connecticut state conference group of the Girl Scout organization will meet December at the Business and Professional women's club house in Hartford. Miss Shaw has charge of New Britain reservations, which close November 22.
 4 son was born at the New Britain Hospital yesterday 10 Mir. and Mrs F. C. Platt of Trinity street.
 Mrs. Honie Sargent Of Boston has been the guest of her mother. Mrs. 1 Matte Johnstone. Mir. and Mrs. Burton Mercy and son. Wilton. Mir and Mrs. Benton Parker and Mir. and Mrs. Keenaz Johnstone and son. Keenaz, spent the weekend | in Stamford. Conn.
 Last Saturday afternoon the wed- ding of Miss Evelyn Gabls. daughter | of Mir. and Mrs Frederick Gable of | East street. and Edward Q. Stohl, son | of Mir. and Mrs. Oscar stohl of liar ward street, took place in St. Marks church. Rev. Samuel Sutcliffe, pas tor of the church. performed the cere- mony. Tho bridesmaid was Miss I.anier Stohi. a sister Of the groom. and the hest man vas Eliot Gable. a brother Of the bride. The bride wore a blue suit and a hat to match, while her attendant wore a tan suit with a hat to match. Immediately following the ceremony a reception was held at the home Of the brides parents. after which Mir. and Mrs. stohl left on wedding trip to New York city. Upon their return they wiii reside at ils street
 Mir. and Mrs. Harold T. Sloper and daughter. Carlotta- of Russell street. were among the spectators at the Yale Princeton game today
 Miss Jennie Blair, daughter of Fire Blair. has returned from Scotland. where she has been spending several rnonths Announcement has been made of | the approaching marriage Of Miss \ nita PeroskY and John Brennan. { The wedding will take piact Wedues- day. November 21. at g. yoseph's Lhurch.