New Britain herald., 1924-05-17

A most attentive and interested au- dirnec listened to the illustrated lec- turc Of "A Trip Abroad" given by Miss Agnes Finnegan of New Britain at the regular meeting Of tho Catho- lie Welfare Council held Tuesday eHe- ming at St. Joscph's church hall.
 AS pictures Of the many points of interest wcrc thrown upon tho screen, brief, but delightfully explanatory de- scriptions and short narratives were given, causing each to finger in ones memory, and proved most acccrt- able substitute for the real advcn- 1 turc.
 Thus did Miss FiuBoran rarry ,hcr Scarrrs through France and England, Switzerland. Belgium, Holland and Ireland. giving them glimpscs of the marvellous cathndrala and public buildings in their different types Of architecture and dccoration; showing some Of tho choice portraits from the famous picture galleries Eccnic views Of the picturesque country with it's mountains and lakes and glcns, all of which was pcasingly intrrspcrsed with snap shots Of quaint inns and the homes of famous people or the setting for some important historical event.
 Miss Sara Eccvers was chairman or inc program Of entertainment for tho evening and previous to Miss Finno- can's lecture, Arthur Boy rendered three delightful vocal selections with Miss Bertha Moriarity as accompan- ist.
 The Tempo Quartet ot Hartford gave q very entertaining program Of music Wednesday evening in the rlalnvle ConErcraiional church un- ger tho auspices of the Woman's club ur Plainyille Arthur Priest played ,hc piano accompanimcnts The pro- gram follows.
 Song of the Sea" ............B Buck
 Quartet.
 Air uf inc Hermit ....... Bemberg
 Mr. Jones. My Love" ..................F Parker . "Eosars" .................... Nevin
 Quartet.
 Crying o' Water .ramphru- -Tipton
 Mir Dnwi.
 The Star" ..-..--..... ....... Busch
 Quartet.
 Young Tom 0'Dryon" ...... squires
 Mr. Couch. Violin solo" ........... fselectedD
 Mir Dowd.
 Rub q Dub" ................G ..Gibson Musical Trusi" .............H .Hasley Yankee Doodle" ............W Wilson
 Quartet.
 'Ighpar' ............, -....... Sprpss
 Mr. Carroll.
 Good Night" .............. Buck
 Quartct.
 The seml-anuuaf meeting of the Hartford c9un'y branch Of the WOm- ans I;osr1 of Missions. which was held in th" BrrIIn Congregational church "Wednesday. was most suc- e ssfui4 as weIl as interesting and well attended. There were two sessions with a morning and an afternoon pro gram. The speakers st inc meeting were Mrs. Ger rude Chandler Of Ma 1ura. India. Mrs Lester Mclean of Japan. and Robert Fairbanks of h. dia. atI of whom spoke of ihe cxten- sit- work bTinE done in those roun- iriaz and nf thEir Oe.n experiences while there. h addition to the talks. a jubilee skit entertained the members and the visitors.
 Among tha mambers in attendance from NeH Britain were: Mrs Hellyar. Mrs. McCutcheer. Mrs. y. ". Maisr. Mrs. ". Parker. sirs. Marcns White. Mrs. E. l.. Warren. Mrs. y. Clark smith. Mrs s~sler. Mrs. C. F. Nit rh- ell Of the First Congregational church. and Miss Gertrude Rogers, Miss Laura woodford. Mrs. BueI Bassetfe. Mrs. C. F. Earrows. Mrs. Harwood. Miss sarah Rogers. Miss Harriet Rogers and Miss Jane Wessei Of the South church.
 D. K. Perry of Golf street. Maple T5H. is spending tha ueek-tnd in Is.nrhar1fou. New York.