New Britain herald., 1924-02-09

which will he followed by the mu- sicsl program given below:
 Sonata for violin and piano Gin A
 maior)
 Mfr. Anderson and Mir. Hart Aria for baritone
 Within This Hsllowed Dwelling 1 Mir. Latham
 Mir Sjolander at the piano
 Duet for soprano and baritone
 La ci darem Ia mano Don Clio
 vannD
 Miss Latham and Mir. Lindsay
 Miss Parker at the piano
 Two pianos -four hsnds) | Fantasia in c minor
 Second piano part-Grieg Mrs. Andzulatis and Mir. Hart Quartet from Twelfth Mass 1 Remember Thy Tender Mercies Miss schade, Mrs. Smaller. Mir. Snail
 CT and Mir. Wasley l Miss Powers at the piano
 Aria for soprano
 yoiche sapete Marriage of Figaro) Miss Schade | Mir. Andzulatis at the piano Overture to The Magic Flute (two pianos--eieht hands) Misses Littlehales. Parker olcott and Markham. One of the leading social events of the year will be the annual banouet of Bishop Tierney assembly, Fourth will be held at the Elks club on the evening of February 20,
 Governor Charles A. Templeton has accepted an invitation to attend and to speak. Mayor A. N. Paonessa and Rev. George J. Donahue, formerly a curate at St, Mary's church. will also speak.
 The banquet Is usually brilliant event, attended by leading citizens and their wives. Elaborate arrangements have been made for the 1924 affair and the demand for reservations is said to be in excess of the supply, which is limited to 300.
 Mrs. H. B. Leinhardt entertained the Maple Hill bridge club st her home on Golf street Tuesday after noon. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Nelson Mann, Mrs. Frank B Rau and Mrs. H, B. olmstead.
 The woman's club of Maple Hill will hold a public bridge party next Tuesday afternoon at the homes of Mrs. A. S. Grant and Mrs. H. B. Bein- hardt, Mrs. R. !. Hubert and Mrs. E. R. Proudman are in charge of the tables,
 Quite a number of people from town attended the first Kellogg mu- sicale held yesterday morning at il o'clock at the ballroom Of the Hotel l Bond. Pablo Cassls. worlds greatest | yioloncellist, was the feature of the I program.
 Several teachers from this city st. tended the annual luncheon given by the Teachers College club of Conpec- ticut at the Business and Professional Woman's club in New Haven. The sneakers for the affair were pr. Bes. sic Lee Gsmbrill, Yale university; Dr. Annie W. Goodrich, Dean School Of Nursing Yele university: Dr. William II. Kilpstrick, Teachers college. Col university. and pr. Jesse r. Williams. department of physical edu cation. Teachers college, Columbia 
 Miss Marian Young entertained the members of hef church school class at tea yesterday afternoon st the Business and Professional Women's club on High street Those present were Miss Elizabeth Hance. Miss Mar iorie Bull. Miss Gertrude Middleton. Miss Elizabeth Barker. Miss Violet Miss Adelaide Phillips and Miss Louise Brown.
 Miss Josephine Rsthbone Of the Stste Normal school faculty. is spend ing the weekend at her home in x. ].
 The bazaar which is to be given un. der the auspices of the New Britain NcAI1 auxiliary uiil take place on Easter Monday. April ai. rather than Saturday. April 96. as was first planned. Already many preparations ! have been made to insure a social az sell as 8 inanrisl success.
 Mrs. q. l. Mitchell. Mrs. ". r. Brooks. Mrs William C. Hungerford. Miss Cornelia Chamberlain and Miss { Frances whittlesey pill be pstronesses I II fhe rroduction of The Chinese { Willow Plate story presented by , Tony sargs msrionettes under The fusrtces of the Hartford McAn Aux liarr at Whitney hall on Pratt street. ;aturdav. Feb. IS. An important wedding of interest Q New Britain people is that of Rich Ir5 Iovray White, son of Mr. and Hrs. Marcus White of Forest street. z hose marriage to Miss C8trinua q ole. daughter of mr. and Mrs Vii isu Morse Cole Of Concord. zii1 take ! .laee next saturday afternoon at stso 'cioct at Trinity church in concord. iasa Mir White is 2 graduate Of the ' sep. Britain high school in inc class ', f 1916 and of Harvard university in g he ctass Of 1a1o. ti Members and friends of Sons Of -etsrsns' auxiIisrv. No | 7Ill he en- t srtafned at 9 social Monday from ', T 5 o'clock in the afternoon at fhs orne cf Mrs Francis Williams of 1a fonrcs street
 H 4 rfrthdsy surPriss party 7as ten 2, .re5 Miss Bertha Hsilin 9, her home ' { Linden greet last evening by umFer of her friends Vocal solos 7 ere rendered bv Charles Moore Z. .av-xs -.srk r1awed and refrns1-r m -ss V