New Britain herald., 1924-03-15

The regular monthly meeting of the Business and Professional Womens club was held "Wednesday evening in the club house on South High street, taking the form of d St. Patrick S party. Supper was served at 6 o'clock at table decorated with the usual 1 St. Patrick favors the traditional pig. the shamrock, tiny clay pipes and all sorts of other appropriate flaw ors. Miss Eileen Gilmore and Miss Mary Donahue were in charge of the supper party which was followed by an interesting talk made by Miss Mary l Elwell, a member of the Hartford club and state bank examiner. The annual meeting of the New Britain Woman's club of which Mrs. Bueil E. Bassette is president will be held next Tuesday afternoon in the First church chapel. Reports for the year will he given followed by a pro gram of music given by Mrs. Carlos Holcomb, pianist, who will play 1 through tho courtesy of Mrs. Fred erick w. c. Hill, A social hour will follow at which Mrs. Frank Traut Mrs. George E. Ashley. Mrs. James r. Baldwin. Mrs George l.. Bean. Mrs, Milton Davenport, Mrs. Howard F. Horton, Mrs. Charles W. Lee, Jr., Mrs. Frederick w. Macomber Mrs. Henry W. Maier. Mrs. Frederick Mann. Miss Grace Manning. Mrs ls Miss Helen Bunce. Mrs. Maxwell Coe, Mrs. Russell Germond. Mrs, Arthur Harrop. Mrs. Harold Hatch. Mrs. Lawrence Humason. Mrs. Ray Leach. Mrs. John C. Loomis, Mrs. George R. Matthews. Mrs. Frederick West Por- ter. Mrs. Paul K. Rogers, Mrs. E. r. ShoWalter and Mrs George E. Taylor will act ss hostesses.
 Mir. and Mrs, Andrew Sloper of Grove Hill have gone to Atlantic City and Washington. n. C.
 MT and Mrs. Allan McKinnie of Forest street were In New York city this week.
 The annual concert to be given for the benefit of tho Children's Homo will take place on the afternoon of Sunday, April 9th. nt tho Capitol theater at 3:l6 o'clock. Mime. Inga Orner soprano sooist has been sc cured 10 sing. Mme. Orncr comes here highly recommended by musical critics as being an artist of exception al ability. Shc has toured Europe and Australia and travelled extensively in this country. having been connected with the Metropolitan Opera company of New York and the Chicago Opera company and the Covert Garden in London. Costa Nystrom has been on. gagged for inc tenor soloiSt. While the latter Is n comparatively now sin. ger in this country hc is very well known in Sweden where he has been soloist in the Royal Opera company. music lovers gre looking forward with much anticipation 10 this concert
 
 Mir. and Mrs. Louis W. Young of Lincoln Road were in New York city this week.
 The Berlin Motherhood club will ! meet next Wednesday afternoon al 2 | o'clock in tho Community house to 1 hear John L. nonnelly speak on | Trees, Shrubs and Perennials." Mrs. | W. IT. Meagley will be the hostess
 
 Leo Gaffney, son of Judge E. F. iaffney and Mrs, Gaffney of Vine street, Is homo from Yale University for tho weekend.
 Sigma Chapter. Theta Sigma fra ternity held its annual St. Pafrick's lance last evening at tho Burritt 1otel. About loo couples were in at- endance and inc Bacchanalian or 'hestra furnished music for dancing. The committee in charge was com ,osed of William McCue. chairman. Tohn Conlin. Carmen Naples and Cyril guddy.