New Britain herald., 1924-11-15
SOCIAL NEWS

OULAL WEWO .(Continued from Third Page) Mir. and Mrs, Truman Fassett of New York city. accompanied by Miss Helen Tiffany. will contribute a pro- gram of music Tuesday evening at tho annual guest night observance of lhe New Britain Woman's club, Two years ago Mrs Tassett gave a re- Clta before the club members at the Camp school auditorium and New BritaintteB are anxious to welcome her again. This is MT, Fassett's trst appearance in town and while hs Is perhaps, better known as a portrait painter he is also singer Of merit. Miss Tiffany comes from Hartford. and Is member of the faculty of the Oxford school and the Hartford School of Music. Tho re- cital, one Of the first musical events of the season, will naturally draw a large gathehng. especially since Mrs. I'assett is a sister Of Mrs. George Boan of Newington. formerly of this town, and well known in social as well as musical circles. The program follows:
 Widmung ................. Franz Die Lotosblume ...... Schumann
 
 scheiden ............... Strauss Wanderlied .......... Schumann
 Mr. Fassett II
 Sonata, First Movement, Op.
 ls .,,........... A. Rubinstein
 Mrs. Tassett Miss Tiffany Times Garden IA. Goring Thomas Hills O Syke ....... Victor Harris Elegie .................. Massenet
 Mir. and Mrs. Fassett
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 Condescend Will c. Macfarlane Cargoes ............. Tom Dobson Love Goes As The Wind
 Blows .......... Ida Bostelmann Sally Roses ...... Ida Bostelmann Ireland .......... Ida Botelmann Spanish Love Song (First
 time) ....... Ida Bostelmann
 MT. Fassett
 V.
 Adagio op. 3s .Woldemar Bargiel Flegie ............. Gabriel Faure Gavotts ................ P, Perrin
 Mrs, Fassett
 VI.
 The Pretty Creature H. Lane Wilson Border Ballad ........F. H. Cowen Dearest ........... Sidney Homer 1nvictus ............. Bruno Hum
 Mir. Fassett
 Mrs. Truman E. Fassett,
 Violin 'Cellist
 MT. Truman K. Fassett
 Baritone
 Miss Helen Tiffany
 Accompanist
 Dr. Matthew H. Griswold and Mrs. Griswold have returned to their home in Kenslngton after spending few days in southern New Hamp- shire.
 Miss Betty Clark, 1o.year-old daughter of MT. and Mrs. Sheffield Clark Of 201 Bassett street, has been awarded a prize by the publishers of Child Life" in a recent national poster art contest. The little girls father, Sheffield Clarke, is connected with the engineering department of the board of public works.
 Mrs. c. F. Bennett met with her Current Events class at the '. ". c. A. Monday evening at 7;S0 o'clock. The Nathan Hale school Parents and Teachers association will hold It's first meeting in the school build ing Friday evening. William W. T. Squire, Junior Achievement director, will speak.
 Miss Addie D. Root, assistant di- rector of home-making at the Junior Achievement bureau at Springfield, Mass, was the speaker at several achievement meetings last Friday. At o'clock she spoke in tho band room of the Boys club on the sub ject Doll to Mother" Miss Root also gave demonstrations Of home making at that time.
 At 7:30 o'clock Mss Root gave q demonstration and talk on the Head to Foot Project"
 An exhibition of miniatures done by Mrs. Adele Peters of New York city will take place Monday and Tuesday Of next week at the home of her mother. Mrs. W. P. Bacon kf Lexington street. The miniatures have been shown at the Curtiss schervee Galleries in Hartford for the past ten days. While a number Of New Britain folks saw them there, there are still & great many who were unable to get to Hartford. For this reason Mrs. Peters has decided to show them in New Britain.
 Mrs. Adele Peters of New York city Is the guest of her mother. Mrs.