New Britain herald., 1923-04-07

al comprehenhon. NOW, less man n
 years time has witnessed such stesAy
 advancement as to already stamp tAAs
 young girl as a performer of fine sA-
 tainments and to give to her playing
 clarity, beauty and brilliance that
 might well be the envy of more ma
 ture players Miss Phelps will play
 the following program on Monday
 evening:
 Fantasia ................. Haydn Courant '.........'...''' handei Gigue ................. Handei
 Rondo in c ............ Beethoven Nocturne Op. 37 No. ? ...... Chopin
 Etude in G Flat op. 10 No. s
 Cradle Song op. IF No. S.. Brahms Capriccio in B minor op. 7s
 NO. 7. ................. Brahms Am Loreley-Fels ............. Ran Reyerie Debussy Rondo (Mouvement PerpetueD
 ............... weber Concerto in G Minor Op. 25
 ......... .... Mendelssoh1
 Motto allegro con fuoco
 Andante
 Presto
 Mrs. Burton M. Yaw at the second piano.
 Miss Anna Houlahan gave mis- cellaneous shower at the home of Mrs. S. M. Tucker of Maple Hill last evening for Miss Margaret German of Hartford. Miss German received many beautiful gifts as well as useful gifts. Vocal selections were rendered by Miss Margaret Shea of Hartford. accompanied by Mrs. Charles Halli- han of this city on the piano. Games were played and buffet luncheon served. Miss German was a former resident of this city. She will become the bride of William Delaney of Hart ford on Thursday, April 19 at St. Jos eph's cathedral.
 Miss Mary Gilbert of 23S High street entertained at her home on Thursday evening in honor of Miss Marie Doherty who is soon to become the bride of James Gilbert. Miss Doherty was the recipient of many gifts. Guests were present from Hartford, Bristol and other nearby places. Gray and old rose consti- tuted the color scheme in the house decorations.
 Many New Britain people attended the first spring dance of the Hartford Undergraduate club of Holy Cross ha1 ot kay nrk Tuesday evening. A splendid pro- gram was enjoyed and the club offi- cers were so enthused with their suc- cess that the event will probably be- come an annual fixture.
 The patrons and patronesses were Secretary of State and Mrs. Francis A. Palotti. Mayor Richard J. Kinsella, Mayor and Mrs. Angelo M. Paonessa, Dr. W. T. Morrissey, MT. and Mrs. B. M. Holden, Dr. J. F. Barry, Mrs. Mary O'Gorman, c. B. Reardon. MT. and Mrs. Peter Prior and MT. and Mrs. W. J. Mulligan.
 The committee which arranged the social consisted of Cornelius B. Prior, M. Francis McGrath. Thomas B. Cannon, Joseph R. Burns, Thomas E. Hayes. Francis E. Duly and Walter P. Jennings.
 The fifteenth annual meeting of one of New Britain5s famous institutions, the Commonwealth club, was held last Tuesday evening in the '. M. ,. A. Chicken pie and ice cream. with all of the fixings furnished the piece dc resistance of the banquet and he mental drawing card was a lec- .ure by Harry c. Ostrander, world traveller. on Mexico, the Egypt of the New World
 The nominating committee, of which E. M. Wightman was chair nan, brought in the following sug- ,estions for officials. Those elected were: President, E. B. Bassette: secretary. W. E. Fay: treasurer, J. ,. Moody; chairman lecture commit- a ee, l.. r. Slade; chairman civic com. nittee, Miss Elizabeth Leghorn; 'hairman publicity committee, Miss Helen Bunce; chairman membership committee, Miss Mabel Hubbard: 'hairman social committee, Mrs. w. 5. Montague: chairman decorating committee. Miss Bessie Andrews: member three year term, Carl Neu- nam; member two year term. Henry ioar: member one year term, Miss Elizabeth Allen.
 Miss Beatrice Moody, of New ,ork, is visiting her parents. Mir. and lrs. J. c. Moody. of Golf street, iaple Hill.
 Another treat, perhaps the last of ne season. is promised to New Brit In music lovers tomorrow when Mad. mo Onegin, a Swedish soloist of ip- ernational renown will appear at 'oxs theater. The proceeds of the flair will be given to the Children's Iome.
 Beatrice B. koplowitz, daughter of IF. and Mrs. I. Koplowitz, of Dewey rect, student at the University of ermont, spent the Easter vacation 'ith her parents.
 Gerald Hannon is back at Vale fter vacation with his parents ere.
 The engagement of Ruth D. Smith. Meriden, and c. E. Puppul of this ty has been announced.
 Miss Mildred Harrington. of Berlin. as returned after a visit in New ork city.
 The Woman's Missionary society of erlin met at the home of Mrs. Sam el Ffske Wednesday afternoon. With India" was the sub- cf of tbo d;srucsiar