New Britain herald., 1923-12-15

Mir. and Mrs. Leroy Phillips Of Sla- ter Road announce the arrival Of q daughter, Shirley Jane, on Tuesday. December 1lth.
 
 Mrs. Theodore steege Of Warlock street and sister. Mrs. F. H. Vogc Of Sheffield street. returned Tuesday from trip through the middle west
 The members of the Business and Professional Women's club held the annual Christmas party at the club rooms Tuesday evening. Miss Dor othy Latham sang q group of Christ mas carols. Miss Anna Borg played her accompaniment. Christmas poems were recited hy Miss Corrine Bacon while Miss Grace Hilton distributed gifts to everyone present The Friendly club Of the Stanley Memorial church met Wednesday eve ming to elect officers for the ensuing year
 
 At a meeting of the Wentworth club held this week officers for the coming year Were elected as follows: President. Harry Ginsberg: vice president. Edward Stack, treasurer Clifford Talmadge: financial secretary Harold Dykens: recording secretary { Hatsing: chairman of the social com mittee. Clesson Parker, Harry o'Con- nor. Harry Scheuy and n. Miles Shop- ard were elected members of the exc cutiye committee for IS month.
 Plans were made for the ensuing season and number Of social events are expected to take place Turing the winter months.
 Miss Mabel Pihl, daughter Of Rev erend q. F. Pihl Of this city. who is a student at Mt. Holyoke college. is a member of tho college orchestra which is to be a feature Of the Christ mas vesper service at the college to- morrow.
 An interesting program of music and reading Was given Tuesday even ing at the Stanley Memorial church. Those taking part included Mrs. H. l.. GronbaCk, soprano; Miss Vivian A. Hough, alto; Edward L., Hedwall, tcn- or. and Waiter R. Falk. bass. Tho or chestra consisted of Roy 0. Futile of Hartford. cellist; Miss Carolyn Wash burn of the Hartford school of music, ! violinist; Miss Margaret Traver, Of New Britain. recently graduated from tho New England conservatory of mu- i sic, at the piano and Miss corinne | Barker, the church organist, at the ! organ and accompanying. Miss AL tana Ryan of Hartford gave readings. The program follows; Organ Solo--"Triumphal March,,
 ...,,.,.....,,...., Lemmens ouartet--"Gypsy Life",,. sehumann Organ, Piano, Violin and Cello
 Romance" .......,. saint-Saen contralto solo-"Thank God for Garden" ,,,.,.,, Teresa del Ricso Reading.
 Tenor Solo
 (a) Land Of My Dreams" Harris th) "fn the Dcops O the Daisies" .,..,,,,. ,,................, llawloS Organ. Piano, Violin. Cello
 "Andante Religioso' .,.,.. .Gounod Quartet Southern Medley
 ............,.. shrridan-Ambrosc Quartet
 taD "hoAa's Bcnedictlon," Irish
 Folk Song arranged by Silver thl "ro Wild Rose" Mcdowell tcI "rhe old Family Clock" .... f. .......,..,......, Grant-Schacrcr 1clo Solo. soprano Solo.
 tsl "Bercansc" ...,From Jocelyn tb) "The Big Brown Bear" "...,. i ...,......,....,,,.,,. Manarucca !. Sass Solo.
 taD "on the Road 10 Mandalay". ................,.... Olcy speaks \ tbD Uncle Rome" tThe Old T
 RoatmaND ..,........ Homer I iolin. Cello. Organ. niano--
 Meditation ..,....,,... Durand [ ................. ,.,.. Arditi [ quartet Sparkling Sunlight. a ....,.......,....t Ardit r
 
 Q. q A handkerchief shower has held at V he homo Of Mrs. Fred Rackliffo. lSs t avenue, last evening in Q onor Of her daughter. Miss Helen ,ackhffe The handkerchiefs were D ung about the living room on small Q lothes lines. Bridge was played and q he prizes were awarded 10 Mrs. Lee Il rockwell of Bristol and Mrs. Gustaye r Eingcr. \ Miss Raekliife will become the n ride of Carl Mason on March 23. Ii