New Britain herald., 1923-10-03
BROAD PROGRAM ARRANGED
 FOR WOMAN'S CLUB SEASON
Prominent Lecturers and Musicians Engaged for le23.24 as Part of Win- ter's Social Activities.

I FA&AszANtteA HF+AAAE4E A4AA AsaASAtA AH2 haze been engaged for the meetings of the Maman,s eiuh of New Britain. whose lsss-si social season Hill aReA with luncheon al 1 e'eleek an oeto- her ia al sl. Marks parish house, The program Is well balanced and the committee which arranged il deserves eammendatian for bringing 10 New Britain such distinguished and aell= informed lecturers and entertainers who stand so high in the musical world.
 The program for the season follows
 October la-Lunehean al l o'clock at at. Marks parish house.
 October s6-"tfietian We Talk About" Dr, Richard F. Burton. pro. fessor of literature, University of Nin- nesata.
 November is-Moman's Club liter ary contest. in charge of Mrs. John ii. atifkham.
 November sT-Slereopiieon lecture. < P. m. Edwin Y. Mitchell of Hart ford.
 November ls-"world Afiairs." Mrs. Ida Wright Bowman. New York city.
 January ib-nramalies. st, Marks parish house. Mrs. N. T. Wells. coach.
 January 2a-Mnsieale, soloist, Mrs. Maurice Mileke. New York city, at home of Mrs. William [. Hungerfnrd. courtesy Of Mrs. Frank l.. Hunger ford and Mrs. Charles l. Parker
 February h-Guest night. Camp school auditorium. Miss Bernlce soloist: the MendeIssohn trio. Theron Waleoit Hart. pianist: F.. Anderson. stolinist: Henry c. Schaunler. 'cellist; courtesy Of Mrs. William (. Hungerford and Mrs. Charles $. Landers.
 February ia-"America's Real Problem in the Orient" Rev. D. Brow nr Eddy D. D.. Boston.
 March 4-interpretiye recital, "rhe Cardinal King" Henry Lawrence | president Of Emerson coi- | ege of oratory. Boston,
 March lS---Annnal meeting, Mrs. | -'arlos s. Hoicomb. pianist, courtesy If Mrs. Frederick H. Hill.
 officers for Year
 The OIlltpTS Oi llt ilub ioi hh' sNe' ire:
 president---Mrs Buell. E. Bassette.
 First Vice. -Prcsident-Mrs. John II. Sirkham.
 Second Vice President--Mrs. Louis Y. Young.
 Recording secrctary-Miss Jennie Vessel.
 Corresponding secretary-Mrs. Will { fam H. Judd.
 srreasurer-Mrs. William F. Parker.
 Auditor-Mrs. George w. Traut
 Directors Term Expires 1924, Mrs. ,ufus N. Hemenway, Mrs. Harris B. Iumason; term expires 1925. Mrs. ames F. Cooper, Mrs. William c. term expires 1926 Mrs Ienry T. Burr, Mrs Elbridgc M' vightman.
 Committees for Year. Committees for the year are: ! Civic Committee-Mrs. F. Allen {, [oore. chairman; Miss Cornelia ( Mrs. Howard $. Parsons, $ |iss Letty Learned, Mrs. Maurice Il. , ease. Miss Elizabeth Leghorn. Mrs. i rederick c. Platt, Mrs. Laurence ouat, Mrs. Robert w. Poteet, Mrs artwell A. Taylor,s Hospitality Committee-Mrs. Frank ! Traut, chairman; Mrs. George E. shley, Mrs Frederick w. Macom- sr. Mrs. James P. Baldwin, Mrs. enry w. Maier. Mrs George F. \ can, Mrs. Frederick Mann, Mrs. Mill n w. Davenport, Miss Grace Man ng, Mrs Howard F. Horton, Mrs. scar J. Murray, Mrs. Charles w. Lee, a !, Mrs Kenneth M. Searle. | Press CommitteeMiss Mary Bing- nm, chairman; Mrs. P. r. McDon- r lgh. Mrs. James R. Thomson. Mrs. q all c. Porter, Mrs. Johnstone Vance, S rs. Herbert Swift, Mrs. Edmund l.. arren. f Nominating Committee-Mrr. Wal a r H. Hart, chairman; Mrs. William V
 Atwood. Mrs. Edwin W. Schultz. \ Social Committee-Miss Mabel ibbard, chairman; Miss Helen ], is ince, Mrs. Maxwell A. Coe, Mrs. lssell Germond. Mrs. Arthur H, A lrrop. Mrs, Harold Hatch, Mrs. e twrence Humason, Mrs, Ray W. W 'ach. Mrs. John c. Loomis. Mrs. sl ,orge ,R. Matthews, Mrs. Logan E. & ge. Mrs. Fred w. Porter, Mrs. Paul ts Rogers. Mrs B, r. Showalter, Mrs is orge B. Taylor.