New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-12-05


Jean Livingston Wager to Harry
r, Kallgren Of Detroit, Michigan,
son of Mrs. Amanda kalgren OF
81 Dwight street, this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Campbell and
children have returned 10 their home
In Boston after spending the ho1i-
days with Mrs, Campbell's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John H Dillon of West
street,
Mrs. Charles Erickson Of Lake
vtew avenue entertained II guests
at luncheon followed BY cards a.
her home Thursday evening.
The Trysting Place. by Booth
darlington, drew a, large and repre-
sentative audience when presented
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings az
the South Congregational church
Members OF the Young Women's de-
rartment were in the cast and Mrs
Amy Guilford was the coach. The
list Of characters follows:
Mrs. Curtis ....... Dorothy Hale
Lancelot Briggs ....,... Alan Burr
Mrs Briggs ..,..,.... Irene Halg1s
Nancelot's Mother)
Jessie ,,.........,. Lily Calmhac<
Lancelot's Sister)
Rupert Smith ..,.., Robert Christ
Mr.. lngoldsby 80, Monroe Harwood
The Mysterious Voice ,.,...,..,
..,.....,..,... Frederic L. Fay
The affair will be repeated this eve
ming,
With a steady demand for tickets,
loges and boxes for the New Britain
Choral club concert to be given IN
the Capitol theater on Sunday aft
ernoon, December 18th, a. large and
representative audience is assured
Handerg oratorio The Messiah" Is
to be sung by 100 voices and witt
the accompaniment Of the Boston
Festival orchestra Director Edwin l.
Laubin has been drilling the chorus
in Almost thorough manner and /
can be taken for granted that tn
$50 voices will sing the great worl
in highly artistic manner,
When the Elijah" was sung here
three years ago it was an artistic
success Of the first magnitude, ant
the house was packed to the doors
Although the Elijah" oratorio !!
considered great work, The Mes
siah" is generally regarded as helnt
the greater. The great work vii
be given a rendition here worth!
it's reputation.
The Choral society now is IN IT
tenth season. 1t has given many fin
cratorios aud cantatas during tina
time. has set a very high standar'
of production, and in the Messiah
according to its officers, all preNou
records will be broken. 1t Will b
the first time the Handel master
! piece has been sung in New Britai
. in 80 years, and this fact IN itsel
has ELECTED much popular acclaim
The generation OF New Britain
= grown up since that time, has nc
( inr oro,orio The older generatio
goes to hear it whenever the oppol
tunity offers.
Lois Phelps, young daughter
t Mr.. and Mrs, Burton Phelps
/, n,,,n,,iIra won tbn hearts OF her al
r '.i '|,,, onco more whom rs the man
nalai.t ~ t,,a corcort If tho H3rt(ol
U,.n .', orcbcstra last sunday at
II a ~ -. hororo rrorIcd house
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IT. WA che rr,ndiose finish. with
60 DnI,a and noverful peroration
au ,I,o house in order for the ovati