New Britain herald., 1924-04-12

show to be given tomorrow afternoon
 by the '. W. H. A. society at the
 Palace thcater under the direction of
 Robert NJ. Fcldman. The program follows:
 Act 1-Opening number. entire company: "Clawrcnce," Leo Komiss; "Linger While" Sadie Cantor; 50 This is Love-" Mae Belle Swarsky; "hrcady." Sammy Sab!otsky :<''Dancc," |" Rose Swarsky: "The World is Waiting for the Sunshine" Annette Abraham sen; T Love You" Julie kopiowitz: "Ukulele Trio-Father's Ministers" |" Eva, Lillian and Daisy koplowitz; "I Certainly Must Be in Love-" Elsie Goursor; "Lorey Came Back" Jack Puttcrman; That Old Gang of Mine" Rose Miller: finale, entire company. Act 2-Scene l, Plantation; Dance, Milton Wellins: Every Night I Cry Myself 10 Sleep" Bessie Kaplan: Olio, song and dance. Edith Fichman and Mildred kelmowitz.
 Scene 2-Drawing room. Novelty dance and violin number. George Mar lowe, accompanied by Ruth Soroker: Ma Curly Headed Babby." Julie Koplowitz; "Marcheta," Rose Miller; ballet dance. Jeanette Putterman: Youngest in the Family" Elsie | Gourson; interpretive dance, Eva Can tor and Jeanette Putterman; speciality number. Milton Wellins: Tt Ain't Gonna Rain No More." Bessie Kra- mer, Celia Abrahamson and Mollie Nair; speciality surprise; Roses of Pi- cardy," Mae Belle Swarsky; finale, en- tire company.
 ! Cast of characters:
 Interlocutor. David l.. Nair. Premier end mcn-Sammy Sablot- ! sky. Jack Putterman.
 Second end ladies--Daisy Koplo- wiiz, Julie Koplowitz.
 Third end men--Leo Komiss, Duke Rogin, William Aisenberg. Slaves and cotton pickers-Helen Aranson, Murial Welinsky, Jeanette Gourson. Ida Morofschick, Lillian Koplowitz. Max Kirshnit. Herbert Swarsky. Edward Rogin, Henry Mar lowe. Abe Ribiooff, Ben Wiener.
 Chorus--Esther Blackman. Marion Koplowitz. Muriel Welinsky. Jeanette AfbulcpIls IiftNH AIdilsDllt lid chick. Ria Gordon Ida Kramer. Mil dred Keimowitz, Edith Fichman, Lil- lian Koplowitz. Sadie Kirshnit. Rose kirshnit. Josephine Goodman. Lillian Yankowitz. Julia Levine, Helen Le- vine, Lillian Stein, Lillian Putterman, Ida Birnbaum, Sylvia Clark, Sally Waskowitz, Evelyn Fucker, Henry Marowe, Herbet Swarsky, Max Kir- shnit, Edward RoGin, Abe Ribicof, Ben Wiener, Max Richer, Harold Kolodney.
 General committee in charge--NIar- lon Brown, Jennie kirshnit. Mollic Gilman, Mildred Meshken, Modiie Nair
 Mrs. Gail Porter of Forest street left Wednesday for Washington, D. C., 10 attend the national convon- ton of the Pi Beta Phi sorority, of which she is a member.
 The Women's Aid society of the Berlin Congregational church met Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. E. E. Honiss. Articles for the church fair were worked on.
 Members of the candy committee | for the French bazar of which Mrs. | Harold T. Sloper and Miss Florence | Camp are chairmcn, met Tuesday | afternoon al Miss Camps home on Russell street. The committee in- | ciudes Mrs. Elmer Stone, Mrs. Charles Chase, Mrs. Robert S. Brown, Miss Jane Vessel, Miss Carlotta Miss Emily sloper Miss Ella Slopcr Mrs. Russell Gcrmond and Mrs. Johnstone Vance.
 Mir. and Mrs. James NJ. Halinan and daughter. Mary. Of Hamilton street. have returned from Florida where they have been spending the winter.
 Al a party hold al inc home of Nr. and Mrs. Martin Ernst Of 95 sefton Drive last Saturday evening. he engagement of their daughter. Miss Tnger D. Ernst 10 Kenneth F. son of Mrs Mary S. Rob 'IIH bl ls lItltAbIll HtIttls tldTlIOTl, vas announced. About 20 guests we're present and tho home was prct- fly decorated for the occasion in ! -ellow and green. During the eve ling musical selections were given. l buffet supper was served. The wedding Of Miss Elfrcida Gins { ,crg. daughter Of Mir. and Mrs. S acob Ginsbcrs of this city. to Bcr- ram Mcllins took place last Sunday. The ceremony was performed by 2 iabbi Silverman of Hartford and was q ollowcd by q reception at the brides ! omc. S1i Chestnut street. II Mrs. Charles z. Blakrsicy opened l cr hom" in Plainvilic Thursday 10 | n all day meeting of the Stella Re- | ckah sewing circle. Miss Margaret MuIaney of Plain- h ilIe has returned to her home after C pending two weeks with friends in c bridgeport. Arthur Gaucr. son Of Nlr. and Mrs corEc Gauor of Hamilton street. fc- | lrned Thursday 70 TorneH uuiver- T " after spending his vacation in ,Wn.
 "a. Mrs. William Montague and her \ Iccr. Miss Polly Morse of HapI"y ia rret. Icft today for New York city V spend several days W
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 ss Mr. and Mrs. John r. king of q -orcrstcr. Mass. have hren fhc re- q nj guests Of Daniel Clark of Fair rc cu street. kf
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