New Britain herald., 1924-02-02

 Twilight Musicale at the Shuttle Mea- dow club, when George Morgan and Millicent Chapman Cooke will be the features of the program. Both MT Morgan and Miss Cooke have been here several times before and New Britainites are anxious to welcome them again. Tn the field of music a joint recital by these two artists as sures program full of interest. Rivaling the Twilight of Sunday in importance are the two musicales at which Bernice Schalker is to be the artist. Tomorrow evening at the Trinity Methodist Episcopal church she will give a program of songs and Tuesday evening she will sing at an open meeting of the New Britain Woman's club, coming here through the courtesy of Mrs. William c. Hun gerford and Mrs. Charles s. I-anders.
 One of the really important dances of the season is the Pirates Masque Ball which is to be held at the Shut tie Meadow club next Saturday eve- ming. There have been number of fancy dress parties at the club but undoubtedly this one stirs up the greatest interest, principally because it is the last big affair before the Len ten season comes on March 9th, with its full in social events.
 Miss Hazel Egan. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. R. W. Egan of Court street, and Miss Helen Janswick. of Broad street, have returned from Boston, Mass.
 MT. and Mrs. Elbridge M. Wight man of Russell street will leave later in the month for the south to spend a few weeks.
 Miss Virginia Hart daughter of Mir. and Mrs Howard Hart of Hart street, a student at Smith college, will attend the Yale prom" and its festi- vities at Yale university next week.
 Mrs F. T. Armstrom entertained at her home on East street last eve- ming for her sister. Mrs. J. s. Allison, Jr,, who Is soon to move into a new home at Belvidere.
 Mrs. George Flanagan of Forest street, attended the annual reunion and luncheon of her college frater- nity in Springfield, Mass, today.
 Mrs. Harry M. Hermann of Maple street entertained the Tuesday after noon bridge club at her home this week. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. C. ]. Greenstein, Mrs. M. Poyser and Mrs E. Myerson.
 The Teachers College club of Con- necticut will have a luncheon next Saturday. February 9, at i o'clock at the Business and Professional Wom- ans club, 33 Wall street, New Haven. The speakers for the affair will be 1'r. Bessie Lee Gambrill, Yale uniycr- sity; pr. Annie W. Goodrich. Dean School of Nursing. Yale university; Gr. William II. Fitzpatrick, Teachers college, Columbia university, and Dr. Jesse r. Williams department of phy- sical education, Teachers College, Co., l,mbia university. All former stu- dents and graduates Of tho Teachers College, Columbia university. are cor dlally Invited. Reservations may be secured through Miss Marion C. sheridan, I'll Orange street, New Haven.
 Mir. and Mrs. Clayton Parker of Vine street entertained four tables of bridge at their home Thursday eye- ming. Prizes were awarded 10 Mrs Virgil Palmer and Alfred Jordon. Mir. and Mrs Parker served a buffet supper to their guests in the dining room with Mrs. Ernest N. Humphrey presiding at the attractive table.
 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Scarle of For est street will entertain at dinner at their home this evening.
 The second concert in a series of three Twilight Musicalcs will be held tomorrow afternoon at the Shuttle Meadow club al 3:30 o'clock when the following program will be given featuring Millicent Chapman Cooke, pianist, and George Morgan, baritone. Songs
 where'er You Walk. ...,.. Handel
 Aud Daddy Darkness .........
 ............. Sidney Homer Retreat ........ Frank f.aForge
 Nichavo tNothine Matters) ...
 ............... Mana Zucca Piano Sonata Or. 27 No. 2... Beethoven Adsgio
 Presto Agitato
 Songs Pierrot's Tanzlied Die Todte,.
 Stadt .............. korngold
 Le The ............... koechnn
 Beau Soir ...s.......... Debussy
 Ouvre tes Yeux bleus. .Massenet Piano
 Le Csthedraie Englontie. .Debussy
 Golliwog's Cake Walk. ,. Debussy
 Lotus Land .......... Cyril Scott Concert Etude in F... Mcdowell Songs Ma Little Banto ...... Dichmont A Golden Echo ..............
 ...... Katherine $. Ahneit Tally-Ho ................. Deoni Morning ....... Oley Speaks Mime. Cooke is we'll known 10 New Britain through previous appearances tsthe Shuttle Meadow club. She Is an artist of rare ability. a graduate from tho Royal Academy of Music in l London. Mir. Morgan has appeared l with the Philharmonic orchestra in l New Britain as well as al the former i Shuttle Meadow club musicales. He | Is fayorably known to New Britain l music lovers and is now studying for l grand opera undar fine direction of I