New Britain herald., 1924-01-05

Miss Baum is well known con tralto whose musical experience be gan here and whose career has beel followed with a great deal of interes , by New Britain people. She has rich contralto voice, the beauty o which is sure to be highly appre ciated. This will be Miss Baums final ap pearance in this community prior t, a long concert tour throughout thu United States.
 The Mendelssohn Trio consists O Herbert F. Anderson, violinist; Henr, c. schauffler. 'cellist: Theron w Hart, pianist, all of this city, who b, considerable experience together hav' acquired an enyiable reputation through their concert programs o chamber music.
 This series of complimentary musi' cales for club members and theii guests has been made possible by the generous subscriptions of some of tho members, and will be followed by other programs of a similar nature al intervals of a month during the win ter season.
 Tomorrow's program will be as | follows:
 Grace Landers Baum, contralto. Mcndelssohn Trio--Horbert E. An derson. violin; Henry c. schauffler, cello; Theron W. Hart, piano.
 I.
 Trio Opus 49..,......,. Mendelssohn Allegro
 Andante
 Finale
 Mendclssohn Trio
 II.
 Invocation to Eros .,..,.,,...... '~......... Jean Paul Kursteiner Songs My Mother Taught Me.,....
 ..,,,,........,.,. A. Dyorak My Laddie. e..........W William Thayer Sur, wer die Selmsuchti kennt. ..,. ~.,...,,....., r. Tschaikowsky Miss Baum
 III.
 Trio Opus % ............... Gade Iarghetto Con Moto
 Moderate
 Mcndelssohn Trio
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 ftNcnp E.s.ss.ss.s. F.. lHlanllnc Dana .......... Geo. W. Chadwick Absent ........ John W. Metcalf. Springs a Lovable Lady. Elliott
 Miss Baum
 V. Schant Sans Paroles r. Tschaikowsly Londonderry Atr ,...,...,. kreisler Extacc .,................ Game
 Mcndelssohn Trio snd Mrs. Frank scarle, Mir. and Mrs. II. l.. Hatch and Professor Stanley Galpin and Mrs. Gaipin attended the New Years eve celebration at the Pennington Country club. Mir. and Mrs. Ralph Farrell of New Britain avenue. Hartford. announce i the arrival Of a daughter, Marjorie | Lois. Mrs. Farrell was formerly Miss Muriel Bigelow of this town.
 Mir. and Mrs. Victor Poindexter of Hartford viii spend the remainder of the winter in town at the home of Mrs Poindexter's parents. Mfr. and
  street. Mir. and Mrs. McMiilan will leave the latter part of the month for Florida to spend several weeks Mrs. James Landon Cole and her sister, Miss Katheryn Bishop of avenue, Hartford, will spend the remainder of the month In Boston, Mass. Both Mrs. Colo and Miss Bishop arc well known in town. Orlando Swift has returned 10 Norwich university, Norwich, VI. after spending his vacation In town with his father, Talmadge svift Of Cedar street. ', Mrs. William Montague Of Hawiey street and her daughter and sen-in- aw. Mir. and Mrs. Louis Tryon Of Chi ago. are spending the weekend in New York city. tt Mir. and Mrs. Harry Bates Of Rus ell street gave a buffet supper st heir home Monday evening preeed- ng the New Years eve celebration at he Shuttle Meadow club. Mrs r. Rodgers Wilbur sf Forest treet rave 6 luncheon bridge At her lorn. today for Mrs Edward Fennef- r of Neriden. Jack Wilson, son of MF. eHd Hrs. l ,lifton Wilson of Forest street enter [ sined is of his young friends st his ] Ions Thursday afternoon in hsncr of is sirih birthday.
 Mrs George Hapeiye entertained . er bridge ciub st her home on For q street yesterday afternoon. Mrs, John Kirkhhm and daughter. ! ,cis, of Cedar street, returned from ] few York city today. Mrs. E. Rodgers Wilbur and son. Isvid. of Forest street will leave on Q ussssy next fer BloomseurE. Fa-. 10 c pend two Esska