New Britain herald., 1924-11-15

Bridge Parties And Personal Not

Solo. "Marcheta," by Katherine Sincko.
 Violin obligato - Gertrude
 Nichols.
 Trio, Gypsy Sweetheart" Anna Fisher, Anna KrawitZ and Mary Wallech.
 Duet. "I drove the Old Mare" Sarah Malone and Rose Beltrame.
 Solo, Memory Lane." Cecilia Ralph and chorus.
 Solo dance - Eleanor Burns.
 Comedy solo. Eve got a new kind Of Man." Aida Wightwood.
 Duet, Daisy song," Leona Bel trame and Lilly Malone.
 Violin solo - Gertrude Nichols.
 Solo, Land of my Sunset Dreams" Anna Krawitz.
 sextette, "Minnetonka," Helen Perosky Clementine stoddard, Lil- Han Malone. Leona Beltrame, Anna Fisher and Mary Wallech.
 Comedy solo - Mary Brightenty.
 Final chorus: Tessie -- Doodle Doc -- Doc, entire company.
 The end men, Aida Wightman, Mary Brightenty. Sarah Malone and Rose Bcltrame, will inter- sperse the program with jokes. Alma Dressel will be interlocutor and the members of the chorus are: Mamie Dragone, Mary Dragone, Mary Krawitz, Veronica Kane, Elizabeth Kane, Lena Terlato, Esther Riley Mary satallno, Marie Kowalski, Marie David, Emma Namenicky, Margaret Carroll and Helen Smith.
 The industrial committee of the Y. ". c. A, Is sponsoring the 1n- dustrial Girls club and will act ss patronesses for the affair. The mem- bers of the committee giving their support are: Mrs. Arthur Kimball, Mrs. Philip Stanley, Mrs. F. C.. Platt and Miss Gertrude Rogers. Mir. and Mrs, Douglas Johnston, Miss Mildred Barrows, Miss Agnes Johnston and Miss Brugger will be present as hostesses. Mrs. Sterling, Mrs. Walter Meyer and Miss Helen Bromley will sell punch. The min eoupp 6q psMoUoJ eq Il!M leIls with the Whitmore club orchestra providing the music.
 The cub was organized last spring with Twelve girls and now has fifty members on its roll. The officers of the Industrial Girls club are Alma Dressel, president: Aida Marley, secretary, Anna Fisher, treasurer, Yolanda Morelli, chair man of rings and pins; Anna kra- witz, chairman of ways and means committee; Mae Meskosky. chair man of program, and Elizabeth Kane, chairman of social commit tee. The dance and minstrel is in charge Of the ways and means committee.
 Members Of the New Britain Col iege club are all helping to make ! success of the appearance of Frances Parkinson Reyes at the Camp School auditorium on the night of Wednesday, November 19 when the greater part of the re- ceipts will be used for the Scholar ship fund. The patroness list in- cludes Mrs. Logan Page, Mrs. A. \. Abbe. Mrs. F.. N. Peck, Mrs. F. H. Johnson. Miss Grace Manning. Mrs. John Abel, Mrs. F. o. Rackliffe, Mrs. o. F. Parker. Miss Caroline Hillard, Mrs. William Judd, Mrs Arthur Harrop. Mrs. Clifford Niv- Ian, Mrs. Horace Brown. Mrs, C W. Buckley, Mrs. Ray Leach, Mrs Dugald MacMilan, Mrs. Raymond Catlin Mrs. Harold Shepard, Mrs , Paul Baker. Mrs. ". G. Muller and Mrs. Arthur Sampson, The national W. C. T. L. observed its golden jubilee on last Monday af' ternoon al the First Congregations church. Mrs. Frank L. Sanborn ot Portland, the new state recording secretary, spoke on Local Presi' dents and the Efficiency Standard, Mrs. Bertha Sears Robertson spoke on "The Importance of the Evange' listic Department.
 The meeting vas opened witr singing and a devotional by Mrs Milton Anderson followed by tho history of the local union by Mrs. E F. Atkinson of Hartford. The his, tory of the Scandinavian union wa! also read. Rev. William Ross, ant Dev. pr. Abel A. Ahlquist, werC among the speakers and Mrs. W. J Bryan rendered several vocal solo. accompanied at the piano by Mrs Florence Kutz,
 Guests were present from Forest vile, Bristol, Plainyille, Milldale ant Newington.
 The Parents and Teachers associa. ton of the Smith school will hold { meeting next Monday evening. Int : program for entertainment follows:
 Flag salute and singing The Sta, SpangNd Banner.
 Opening remarks by the President Mrs. Emil Dauberg.
 Piano solection-Harry Whatnall nall.
 Estelle Gould. Russain DRnce-Adeline Hurlburt Singing.-Grade 6.
 Violin selection.-Frances Ander son.
 Recitation.-"WeS Shall Not Sleep Doris Smyrk.
 Address, Attorney Harry Gins berg.
 Singing, ng,-America. MT. and Mrs. Frederick Macombe, Of Hamilton street are spending th, week end in Springfield, Mass. Mrs, Ernest W. Christ entertained her bridge club at her home or