New Britain herald., 1924-02-16

Ass@1 o wy ahtcicoeiiB paper On NC zart" after which the following we arranged program was given:
 Sonata for violin and plano Gin . major)
 MT. Anderson and Mfr. Hart Aria for baritone
 Within This Hallowed Dwelling Mir. Latham
 MT. Sjolander at the piano Duet for soprano and baritone
 La ci darem la mano (Don Clio vanni)
 Miss Latham and Mir. Lindsay
 Miss Parker at the piano Two pianos -four hands)
 Fantasia in c minor
 Second piano part-Grieg
 Mrs. Andzulatis and Mir. Hart Quartet from Twelfth Mass Remember Thy Tender Mercies Miss Schade. Mrs. Smaller, MT. Snail
 CT and Mir. Wasley Miss Powers at the piano Aria for soprano
 yoiche Sapete tMarriage of Figaro Miss Schade Mir. Andzuiatis at the piano Overture to The Magic Flute ttwo
 pianos-teight hands) Misses Littlehales, Parkes, Olcott ane
 Markham
 The B. H. r. club held a Valentine dance at the clubrooms on Thursday evening. A program Of music featur. ing Frank Barrett. well known tenor of New Haven, was given. Miss Lor- aine Roxbury also of New Haven gave solo dance. The program end ed with a selection by the B. H. F. quartet consisting of the Misses May and Williams and the Messrs. Olson and Gregory. Dancing followed. mu- sic being furnished by the F. o. c. orchestra of Meriden.
 
 Among the first parties to be held at the Elihu Burritt hotel will be a bridge social on Saturday afternoon March IS. The affair is being held for the benefit Of the building and en- dowment fund of Trinity college, Washington, D. C.. and is being given by Miss Agnes Finnegan and Miss Leona Grove, alumnae of the Wash ington institution.
 Earl c. Bowman of West Hartford Is spending a month in Florida.
 Cards have been issued for a bridge party which Miss Harriet Reynal. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Louis Rey- nal. will give next Saturday after noon at her home on Lexington street.
 The woman's board of the New Britain General hospital of which Mrs. George w. Traut is president will give a bridge at the Elihu Burritt hotel during the afternoon and eve ming of Saturday March 22nd for the benefit of the Citizens Free Bed fund with the hope of raising si.eoo for the private care of worthy needy per- sons. The object of the Free Bed tund is to give financially em- worthy sick the benefit of private or semi-private hospital care without the fact being known by any save the committee and the patient. The Citizens Free Bed fund pays Inc hospital at the rate of sf4 per seek for each free patient though he care of the patient actually costs Inc hospital s33.25 per week. This und is invested by tbe hospital finance committee and the income is iisbursed by the officers of the wom- ms hospital board. Members Of the board include the president. Mrs. George W. Traut. Mrs. 1 N. E. Atteoo Mrs. William Bacon. | frs. W. l.. Hatch. Mrs. Arthur liar | op. Mrs. William C. Hungerford. Mrs. | ieorge kimball. Mrs. Frank Traut. Hrs. A. C. Mekinnie. Mrs. Valentine | Miss Corneiia Cham erlain, Mrs. C. B. Mervfn. Mrs. ! leorge Rapelye. Mrs. Louis Young. frs. Waiter Hart, Mrs. Elisha Cop CT. Mrs. F. r. Gaffney. Mrs. Frank |. Searle. Mrs. Pardon Hickey. Mrs. Ienry Trumbull and Mrs. II. l.. Mills 'ho Is acting chairman Of the affair. The wedding Of Miss Grace Coniff, aughter of Mr. and Mrs William onif Of North Whitney street. Hart 1rd. and T. Frank Lee of this city ,ok place in Hartford Tuesday morn lg at St. Joserh's cathedral Mon gnor Thomas s. Duggan officiated. he bride was attended by Miss Flor 1ce Caufieid of this city and Robert 1. Ferguson of this city vas Mir.
 
 artford was an usher. h The bride wore a gown of navy ue canton crepe embroidered in , -ey and hat 10 match. She car ! ed a bouquet Of orange blossoms. , he bridesmaid wore a red canton epe gown and a brown hat trimmed ! Ith ostrich feathers. Her bouquet , as of roses. D After the ceremony wedding | 'eakfast was served at the Hotel d 1nd. n Mfr. and Mrs. Lee are or a wedding b ID 10 Florida and Cuba. upon their Q turn they Wili live at the EIihU 6 Irrftt hotel. \ number Of parties \ gre given for Mrs. Lee preceding a ' marriage. Among those entertain b 2 were Miss Anna and Miss Agnes il inklin Of Meriden who entertained dinner and a shower last Monday. ss Florence Caufeld gave a bridge d oWer at her home on Garden street n did the young ladies of the execu- q office or the American Hardware 4 operation. Mrs. J. r. O'Brion and s -s. Carl Greene Of Hartford nsre |, stssses al 2 dinner party at the J II club for Mrs. Lee. R
 s. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rackiiffe, Jr.. Maple street returned "Wednesday m New York city. IP
  Miss Glsdys Andrews Of Stanley 2, eet attended the Westminster Ken al