New Britain herald., 1924-03-15

i1ngsins Of New Britain will cy.
 change pulpits with the pastor iii the
 morning. His theme will be Christ
 m" Critic and the Scriptures" Sun.
 day school at i2 o'clock noon; ( i D. m" Young Peoples meeting; [
 D. n'.' song service and sermon by 1 pastor. Thursday evening al ,:45 o'clock nid-weck prayer and tes- uinony meeting. theme. The Bel.cy- CTS Prospects"
 A. NJ. F. Zion church.: Rcy. F. Horace Brown. pastor: II q. m. morning worship: l3:So pf m. Sum gay school; ?. m, evening worship.
 Colonial Social Held.
 The Colonial social held in the Baptist church parlors last evening was d success beyond the cApccta- lions of the committee in charge. Beautiful and rare old gowns were worn by those attending and these had pretty setting in the manner Tn which the parlors were fitted out "ltn rag rugs. candles. old pictures. etc. Many of the gowns wer. heir looils. The program presented last evening was as follows: "Auld Lang Syne." ensemble: recitation. Paul ReNerc's l;ide." Eva Morrow; piano and violin duet. Believe Me IT All Those Endearing Young Charms" Misses Barbara and Hope Farrar: se- lection. Mrs. Fannie Alldridge: read ing The One floss Shay" Barbara Farrar; solo Ben Bolt" Herbert Barnes: reading. Kentucky Belle" Alice Lane: song. "No Sir" kath- crime Farrar and Edward Lackcy and old songs. ensemble.
 WOman's Federation.
 The Woman's Federation of thn Congregational church will hold a program meeting Tn tho church par lors Thursday afternoon. March 20 at o'clock. Mrs. George Miller of Hartford will speak on The Rela- ton Of Our Organization 10 the National Woman's Home Missionary Organization." The February and March envelopes are due at this meeting.
 Tho federation will hold an an- day sewing meeting in the church parlors on Thursday. The members will bring their luncheon and coffee will be served hy the federation.
 Entertainment Program
 The entertainment to be given ', inder the auspices of the combined societies of the church or our Lady ot Mercy in the Community thcater Monday evening to celebrate S1. 'atrick's Day. will be one Of the best 'ver presented in PlainNille. accord ng to present indications. The pro- gram contains tho names Of some Of he best singers.
 The program is as follows: Open ng chorus. Irish and popular songs. 'ntire company: recitation. Exile rom Ern." Miss Anna Parkinson; ola, Nellie Kelly, Love You" Miss ulia Graham: solo Love Sends little Gift of Roses" Miss Virginia iarino; solo Somebody Stole My 'al.' Robert Brown: solo, Every. ody Loves an Irish Song" William duet sister Baby 'lues." Misses Helen and Mary Tier. ey: solo. I'm Going South" James icCall; solo. "T.addic Boy" Miss
 'HN'''' "''bihbiks tolo, HrettN 'itty Kelly" Master Edmund Tolli: olo. Those Songs My Mother I'srd Sing" Ray Cunningham solo, , You May Be Fast. But Your Money , Going 10 Slow You Down." Miss , atherine Cunningham. solo. Irish , ovc Song" Mrs. Rena Prior: solo. , rhat Old Irish Mother Of Mine" hartes Prior: solo, "For You Alone" fired Gaili: closing chorus, entir. , 'mpanr William Cunningham win T t as interlocutor and tho mlnstrels f ill be presented under tho direction
 him and James ]. Graham. ,
 Plain,illc Dricfs. !, The condition cf MrS. William T, ayes Of Park street is reported 10 be ', proved " :, The w. c. r. [. will hold an i'm. |, rtant meeting at 'he home Of Mrs. n II. Bronson at ia Maple street ., esday afternoon at o'clock. ', The l.. T. l.. will hold meeting at r'' home Of Mrs. T.. \. Francis A, ', West Main street Sunday after. ,,'' on s' o'clock. .i LssI ffairio state incubators. F, Williams, New Britain .Ate.-ad,t. s' Tor Sd;'--Threa burner girnvood plate. 4i Broad St. Tcf. iS2-5.--- B'