New Britain herald., 1923-12-29

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 The holiday week has never been more gay than this one. Tho young people home from school, some of them bringing roommates or friends and the other guests in town have all helped to make it especially brilliant with it's many teas luncheons. bridges and theater parties. Of course, a dance for every night in the week, aside from all these other par ties added much. The patroness list for these dances on each night in cluded several prominent members of the younger married set, among whom were Mir. and Mrs. Edward Christ, Mir. and Mrs. Russell Nelson, Mir. and Mrs. Russell Williams and Mr. and Mrs William Pease. There have been few club meetings this week except in the way of Christmas parties, the Children's McAll Auxil- iary holding the largest and most im- portant one on Thursday at the Shut tie Meadow club.
 New Years eve at the club will see one of the largest parties of the sea- son. Every member is planning to be there and several will give dinner parties to precede the dancing which will start at g o'clock. Mfr and Mrs Philip Stanley will give a dinner party at the club and Mrs. E. Allen Moore will give one at her home to the members of the school set. list of those reserying tables for supper at the club which is to be served at the hour of 12 when Old Father Time will close the book of 1923 forever, reveals the names of Mir. and Mrs. C. B. Parsons, Mir. and Mrs. Louie S. Jones, Mir. and Mrs. Maxwell Hart, Mir. and Mrs. Johnstone Vance, Mir. and Mrs. c. E. Treadway of Bristol, Mir. and Mrs Stanley Eddy, Mfr. and Mrs. Howard Bruemmer, MT. and Mrs. F. II. Cooper. Mir. and Mrs H. C. M. Thomson, Mir. and Mrs George Hart, Mfr. and Mrs Fred Upson, Mfr and Mrs. Howard Humphrey and MT. and Mrs. George Ashley. On New Years day there will be dancing at the club from to g o'clock for the club members and their house guests. A buffet supper will be served.
 Members of the class of 'S6 of Yale university have received notice of the mid-winter reunion which is to take place at the Yale club in New York city on Saturday, January 19 at ?, m. Robert Appleton of New York city, Austin Colgate of New Jersey and William B. Goodwin of New York are the committee in charge. A birthday party was given last evening for Miss Angela Doyle at her home on Chestnut street. There were a5 of her school friends present l Games were played and dancing was enjoyed. A buffet supper was served. | The New Britain Musical club held 1 its regular meeting in the Camp | school auditorium Thursday evening | with Miss Olga Harvey presiding. Mir. l Fleitzer read paper on Tschaikow- | sky. The musical program follows: l. Trio for violin, cello and piano
 Theme and Variations
 Miss Wolcott, Mfr. Schauffler
 and Miss Prior 1 2. Songs for soprano. Only the Lonely Know
 That Simple Old Ballad Now
 Sing Me
 Pimpinella
 Miss Latham
 Miss olcott at the piano g. Pianoforte
 Chanson sans Paroles .s Song of tho Lark
 2 Troika l Solo for Flute
 June
 Mir. stedman
 Miss Markham at the piano 6. Two pianos -four hands)
 Intermez2o
 Miss IIine and Miss Parker (. Aria for contralto
 Adieu to the Forest tJcanne d'Arc)
 Mrs. Erickson
 Mr. Siolandcr at the piano 2. Pianofcrte
 Romance b Schcrzo
 Miss Tommasoni
 Miss Lillian Flcisher, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Charles fleisher Of Black Rock avenue, is home from watcrville, Maine, for her Christmas vacation. Curtiss clifford, son of MT. and Mrs. A. D. Clifford of Kensington avenue, is home from the University of Syra- cuse for ths holidays. Miss Marjorie Hart. a student at the Mt. Ida School, Is home to spend her vacation with her parents. Mir. 2 and Mrs. Fred Hart Of kensington avenue. Harold Skinner, son Of A frs. ] E. J. Skinner of T'homp .-oet. ( Maple Hin. is visiting friends in { Mass. IT Mir. and Mrs. J. C. Moody Of Maple Hill had for their guests Mir. and Mrs. Percy Webb of West Haven. Raymond Goodale spent Christmas with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. l.. E. ( Ioodaie of Newington Center. Mir. | Soodale is a senior at Harvard Medi- T .sl school. Miss Katherine Hunter is spending 1 he holidays with her parents Mir. and | Mrs. George Hunter of 15l Winthrop z treet. Miss Hunter is private sec 2 etary to Professor Julian Moreno-Ls- ' ale. dean Of the Spanish school at I