New Britain herald., 1925-10-10
LIST CELEBRITIES
 ON YEARS PROGRAM
WOnlan'S Club to Hear Noted
 Speakers and Music Stars

Never before in its history has the New Britain Woman's club ar- ranged seasons program 90 filled with such interesting numbers as that for 1o25-26, which was an- nounced today. There is not A sIn- gle mediocre individual on the list, which includes only talent of the very highest type,
 One of the most interesting meetings Of the club will take place on Tuesday, October 20. when the organization will ob- serve its both anniversary. The gathering will take place at the Shuttle Meadow club at 8 o'clock in the afternoon. The program for the day has not been announced but 1t Is in charge of Mrs. Harris B. Humason and Mrs. George w. Traut.
 On November 8, the members of the club will make an imaginary , tour of the world. Travel talks will be given by Mrs. Buel B. Bassette. Mrs. Rufus N. HemenTay, Mrs. Harirs R. Humason, Mrs. John II, Kirkham and Mrs. Pardon c, Hickey.
 An event which will probably be largely attended will take place at the state normal school at 3 o'clock, D. m., on November 17 when Miss Mary F, Wooley, presl- dent of Mount Holyoke college, South Hadley Center. Mass. will speak on Our Foremothers and Their Granddaughters." This meet ing will be through the courtesy of Mrs. Charles F.. Mitchell. Casting about for the finest tal- ent, the program committee se- cured Lambert Murphy, the cele- brated tenor. 10 give a concert on December 1 at p. m. at the Gen. ter Congregational church. Another noted educator, Dr. Al fred F. Stearns. principal of Phll- | lips academy, Andover, Mass. will speak on December 15. His subject will be "The Promise and Plight of Youth" Dr. stearns has had as much to do as any New England 1 schoolmaster with moulding the | character of youth. For years he has been at the head of this famous academy for boys, which ranks high among American pre- paratory schools.
 Charles Theodore Carruth of Cambridge. Mass, will speak at the December 29 meeting on "Domenico Ghirlandaio and the Medicl Court" through the cour- tesy of Mrs. William r. Brooks, Mrs. Elisha II. Cooper and Mrs. Charles T.. Mitchell.
 Richard F. Burton has been en- gagged 10 speak on "The Multitude and the Movies" at the meeting on January d2. The needing will be through the courtesy of Mrs. Vii liam r. Brooks and Mrs. William C. Hungerford.
 Carveth Wells. traveller. will bring Lapland to New Britain through the medium of motion pic lures on the evening of January 26. The film will be shown at the South Congregations church and 1t will be guest night.
 American Drama" will be the subject of an address by Professor Stanley T. Wells of Yale on Feb ruary 2.
 Civic Day" will be observed on February g in charge of the civic department of the club. 1 Dramatics will be given or March at the Y. W. c. A. with ] Mrs. George M. Flanagan as coach
 At the annual meeting on March oS the Mendelssohn Trio will en. tertain through the courtesy ot Mrs. Rufus N. Hemenway, Mrs John c. Loomis and Mrs. Frederick A. Seare.
 A course in current events will lm given under the auspices Of the club by Miss Mary Taylor Blauvel' on October @7. November 10, No. vombcr q, December s, December %. January |, January 19, Febru' ary and February 16.
 Announcementsn under the cap, tion "Woman's Club Dramatic Workshlp" al the Y. W. c. A. al Io:So o'clock a. m, include the following;
 November A.
 General Stage Department.
 Presentation of "NeiEhhors" .,,. ,......,,,....,,.... Zons Gal' December 2--
 The Speaking Voice. Presentation of "The Dust of the
 Road" ... Kenneth S. Goodman