New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
WOMENS CLUBS Pf7LAN7HROPlC AND SOCIAL ORGANzZA
Bridge Parties and Personal Mot

ally active ono for Emma Hart VII. lard chapter. Five new members have been added to the roll and the membership list now bears a total of 6i names. Meetings have been held at regular intervals and great interest has been shown by the members In the activities of the or ganization which has become one Of the most important societies in the town of Berlin.
 During the past year contributions were made to the American Inter- national club at Springfield, Massachusetts, the Berry school in Georgia and the National society, Daughters Of the American Revolu- ton. for the publication of the Manual for Immigrants, this manual standing out as valuable aid to those coming to the United states from foreign countries. Three boxes Of materials for needle work were sent 10 Ellis Island, the immi- grant station at New York, for use | in the Women's Detention room. and an acre of land in the "Peope's Forest" was purchased and pre- scnted 10 the state of Connecticut. The chapter, in the course Of the past year, caused 10 be placed on the grounds of the Worthington | Community Center association on Berlin street, spruce tree, which will be used as a living Christmas tree in tho community Christmas l celebrations.
 The Sunshine society. Mrs. George Corbin, president, will hold it's reg ular meeting Monday afternoon at 2;3O o'clock at the Trinity NJ, F, church.
 Mrs. Nellie Bettes and Fred Rad. cliffe of New York city are inc weekend guests Of Mir. and Mrs William Booth Of Forest street
 F., Raymond Ewing Of Lynn Mass, is the weekend guest Of hi' sister Mrs. Douglas A. Johnston o' Maple TTill
 Mrs T, H, Latham entertained two tables of bridge al her home ir Maple Hill Friday. The prizes were awarded to Mrs. R. F. Damon ane Mrs, William Allen.
 The annual banquet Of tho New Britain Musical club was held Tues, day evening at the Burritt hotel Charles D. Isaacson of New York, . speaker of national reputation ir the musical life of the nation, ad. dressed the gathering, which for tho most part included the active mem. bers of the organization. Dancing followed Mir. 1saacson's address,
 The pupils Of James n. Donahu' featured in a recital at the Y. N. T A. & B. hall on Wednesday evening Israel Rosenberg. pianist, assiste' with two solos, The program fol lows:
 "T Hear You Calling Me"
 ............. Charles Marshal "Eesta" la Giubba," from "Pag-
 liacci" ............ Ieoncavall,
 William Hayes
 "Thora' ,.... Fred F. Wetherb. The Magic of Your Eyes, ",,.,..
 .................... Arthur PcnI
 Nathan Kravets
 la Donna e Mobile" from "Rigo-
 letto' ...'........''''''..' vera 70 Sole Mic" Capurro-di Capu'
 James 1'urilani
 "Irn Bel di Vedrcmo," from Mine.
 Butterfly" ............ Puccin "Addio," from "T.a Bohemia',,.
 ..........,.....,.,.... Puccin
 Miss Mary Di>icino
 Era Poco a me Vicovevo," from
 "I.ucia" .............. Donizett "Adio' .,,......,.........''.'' Ios'
 Paul Cassehno
 Eiano Solos
 "Barcarolie" ..,..... EubenStci Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2' ............,........... Lis7
 Israel Rosenberg = "Elcsy" .......... Jules Massent l "Thc Wreck Of the Julia Planto'
 ........ O'Har George Dillon "Iglo D'Amour" .,,., Earl Carro ] sunset Lullaby" .... Syrcne Liste ? Mrs. ]. Cronin , ."I Love You Truly" y"......,,,.. :. ............. Carrie Jacobs Bon "Duna' ....,,..-. Pik'haI' MU"' Master Francis OBrien
 "fricndly Heavens" from "MmH' |, Butterfly" .......,..''.. fucc'I ,sIz Il;,.Ioi,0 ana Mir ltaNCS