New Britain herald., 1923-05-05

AaAhbts buNAprFtAals IFfssH"H Wv
third annual "Trip Through Song
land" al the Y, W, {, A, last evening,
The program follows
Maggie Blues" ..,.,t,.s..,.,.,.
80. Huldah c, Johnson and chorus
"out on the Dark Deep Blue
Ocean" ...,.,.,., Charles johnson
II Love Me" ,,,,,.,. Daisy kellherg
when the Leaves Come Tumhling
Down" ,.,,,.,,,,., Anna krawitz
Rose That Lay Upon Her Breast"
,.,.,,...,.,.,,, Elmere r, Morse
Shades OF George Primrose" -.
..,.,,,,.,.,,,., Edward Connolly
You've Got TO See Mama Every
Night" .,,,,.,,. Evelyn Raschkow
Nursery Rhymes ,.............
Iowa Sam" .,.... Mary Brighenti
20 Maryland" 80. Merritt Johnson
"You Remind Me OF Ny Mother" e.
...........,,, Huldah c. Johnson
Closing chorus.
Members OF the chorus. Peggy
cayie. Marjorie Dacey, Gloria Derry.
Rose Glynn, Esther Linden, Sarah
Malone. Kathryn sheekey Jennie
stanquist, r. McKierney, James
Byett, Jr.. Joseph Clynes. John Feore,
Howard Travers, Walter j. Kenney.
Charles f. Kinkade. George Lynch.
Francis Martin and C. Stone.
John J. Cream was musical director
OF the production.
The committee Of arrangements
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Mary Dunn. Huldah c. johnson.
Esther Linden. Erna Kaminsky. Kath-
crime Meehan, H. c. Hammarberg,
Henry f. C. Hill. James r. McAvay.
f. z. Morse and Thomas f. Salmon.
On last Monday evening the Misses
Alice and Esther Anderson OF IS An
drews street, daughters OF Mr.. and
Mrs. T. X. Anderson entertained at a
card party at their home compliment
ing Miss Astrid Anderson, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John Anderson of 3es
Chestnut street who is to be married
in June to Arthur Eliason. A buffet
lunch was served in the dining room
which was prettily decorated for the
pNCdSluI, tllt toipi cNuNihV VI pun
being carried out with sweet peas
and candles. The prizes were awarded
to Mrs. Walter Falk and Miss Lila
Eliason.
The kenilworth club held its
twentieth annual ball at the Shuttle
Meadow club last evening. Mrs. John
w. Abel. Mrs. Logan f. Page and
Mrs. Harold +, Shepard were the pa
tronesses. Harry Ginsberg was chair
man of the committee which was
composed of Clifford Odin, Harry
Scheuy, Clemeit Lewis, Robert Loomis,
Louis Fleischer and Clifford Hellberg.
Many we're in attendance at the
May breakfast and bridge at the Shut
tie Meadow club last Tuesday. The
bridge playing started at 1890 o'clock
followed by luncheon. which was
served in the dining room at 1
o'clock. A May basket of pansies
was the bridge prize awarded to the
highest score at each table. The host
esses included Mrs. F.. r. Carter. Miss
Dorothy Thompson. Mrs. Louis Rey-
nal. Mrs. II. H. Wheeler. Mrs. Howard
Bruemmer, Mrs. c. +. Chase, Mrs. G.
B Twtchell. Mrs. H. l.. Humphrey,
Mrs w. l.. Hatch. Miss Mary Whittle-
sey, Miss Ruth BRISTOL Mrs. f. w.
Pelton, Mrs. Pardon Hickey. Mrs. E.
B. Stone, Mrs. H. S. Parsons, Mrs. D.
H Humphrey. Mrs. William Rowland
and Mrs. T. w. Coholan
The wedding of Miss Gladys Strople,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. S. F. Stro-
pie of Black Rock avenue, and Gus
tave Winger of North Glen street will
take place at o'clock Wednesday
evening. May Is, at the First Congre-
gational church. Rev. Henry w.
Maier will perform the ceremony.
Miss Strople has chosen Miss Edith
I.oomis, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Loomis Of Harrison street, for
her maid of honor. Her bridesmaids
are to be Miss Pearl Cramer, daugh-
ter Of Mrs. W. r. Cramer. and Miss
Florence Winger. sister OF the
groom to be. Mr.. Winger's best man
will be Harry Hatsing, and the ushers
will be Vincent Knight of Plainvills
and Clifton Richardson of Vermont.
Esther tSanley chapter, u. A. r.
held their annual meeting with cleo
ton OF officers, reports of the dele
gates to the National y. A. r. Con-
gress in Washington and annual re-
ports of the chapter at the home of
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Mrs. Laurence Moaut re-
firing regent of the chapter. Mrs
Hungerford. Mrs. William f.
Brooks and Miss Mary Whittlesley
gave interesting reports of the Con-
yress held in Washington. A list of
hose elected to office follows:
Regent, Mrs. Rufus N. Hemenway.
vice-regent, Mrs. Howard S. Par
sons.
Recording secretary, Mrs. Harris r.
Humason.
Corresponding secretary, Mrs. John
:. LOOMS.
Registrar. Mrs. Charles w. Nichols.
Historian, Mrs. William c. Hunger
ord
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Auditor. Miss Mary s. Whittlesey.
Miss Gertrude Hine gave delight
ul musical program arranged in two
groups:
/ Prelude from the First Modern
The Gluck Brahms Gavot
Suite Mcdowell
Abrabesque Debussey
Clair de Lune Debussey
Mrs. Eddy served frappe and cakes
o her guests in the dining room with
Yrs. William Hungerford and Mrs.
Brooks presiding at the at
ractive table. the centerpiece being a
arEe houauet of spring flowers.