New Britain herald., 1924-01-26

Capitol theater under the auspices o' the New Britain Musical club. Few people here seem to realize what 6 really fine baritone singer Mfr. Ora. reure is. while not so we'll known as a number of other artists who have appeared in town. is one of the most wonderful interpreters of song there is. The program for his recital fol. lows:
 Star of Eve (Tannhauser) .. Wagner Look Into Mine Eye ............
 ............ Hungarian Folk Song Songs My Mother Taught Me F..
 ................... Dvorak Cayatine tvalentines Song from
 "Faust'D .........,.....: Gounod Three Fishers Went Sailing .....
 ................. Old English The Birds Courting Song from
 Songs from the Vermont Hills. Mary .......,......... Old Scottish Winter Storms .. Bryceson Treharne Piano Solos by Accompanist.
 la cloche .............. Saint Saens II neige ................ Bembers Destination .....,..... Fontenailles Vision fugitive (Heriodade) Massenet V LoNcty NiBHt t.ss...ss.... NoIldiu The Leprehaun .... Irish Folk Song Her Rose ................. Coombs The Trumpeter .......... Airlic Dix
 Robert Vance of Maple street Is spending the weekend in Marble head, Mass. with his mother, Mrs. R. ]. Vance and his sister, Miss Agnes Vance.
 Alexander Mackay, William Booth md Carlisle Baldwin returned Mon- day from New York city having spent the weekend there.
 Announcement has been made of the engagement Of Miss Laura Maude Penn and Fred Monroe stearns. Miss Penn is a member Of the faculty of the Central Junior high school and Mir. stearns is with the Fafnir Bear ing Co.
 Leo Gafney. son Of Judge B. F. Gaffney and Mrs. Gaffney of Vine street, returned no Monday to Yale University after spending the week. end in town with his parents.
 
 Miss Mildred May of Cleveland street gave party at her home Mon- isy evening for Miss Betty smith, the occasion being Miss Smiths birth day.
 Miss Helen Wilcox of the Hartford school of Pedagogy was the speaker at the meeting Of the woman's Iriendship club at the Trinity Meth odist church held Wednesday evening. Miss Wilcox chose for her subject My Work in the Cotton Fields of Georgia" Miss F. simms president of the club was in charge of the sr- engagements.
 Mrs. T. c. Penny entertained the members of the women's Home Mis- sionsry society of the Trinity Meth odist Episcopal church at tea at her home CT Locust street Tuesday aft ernoon.
 Miss Marjorie Baldwin, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Carlisle Baldwin of Forest street. returned Monday to Miss Howe and mis Morot's school in Thompson after spending the week. end in town. Senator John Trumbuii and Mrs. ! Truplbuli of Plain,ffle with their l daughter, Jean, will leave Monday 1 for Miami and St. Petersburg, Flor | Ida, 10 spend a few weeks.
 
 MT. and Mrs. William Hultbere of i Chestnut street celebrated their | fftieth wedding anniversary at their home on Thursday.
 The McAil Auxiliary held board | meeting Tuesday afternoon at the | home of Miss Frances whittlesey of West Main street. The annual meeting and election of officers of the Sunshine society was held Monday afternoon. Mrs. George W. Corbin was reelected president 0, the organization. Mrs. W. ". Marshall. first tice-president; Mrs. Carrie U. I Thompson, second president; Mrs. William H. Horsfall. secretary; MI o- u-sA NuuVs tbTFtspDnbAih secretary; Mrs. Henrietta L. Pinches, treasurer: Mrs. George Caldwell. as- sistant treasurer. Mrs. George Christ, Mrs. Charles r. Scott and Mrs Charles Glover were named directors of the society.
 The Sparks of the Kensington Congregational church gave a suc- cessful supper and moving picture show at the church last evening.
 The worthinEton Community Cen. ter association held a card party anc dance at the Community building on Berlin street last evening. Prizes were awarded for the highest score in bridge. whist, five hundred and mah jongg. Mrs. S Chase CoaIe, Mrs. Charles Pratt. Miss Alice Huston ana Mrs. Pardon c. Hickey were the com mittee in charge. Ii Mr. and Mrs. r. L. Bishop of Farm lneton avenue. Hartford. were th. 7 dinner guests of Mir. and Mrs. Fred l trick Porter of Garden street Thurs ( day evening.