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

Mrs Josephine Patterson; patriotic
instructor. Mrs. Elizabeth Atkinson;
guard. Mrs. Margaret Lawrence: del
egate to the department convention,
Mrs. Agnes Lenox: alternate, Mrs
Mary Reeve: press correspondent,
Mrs. Esther Itch.
A joint installation OF officers OF
Stanley Post and Stanley Woman's
Relief corps will be held January
9Th at the G. A. r. hall,
Mrs Lillian A. Pierce will enter
tain the mem bers OF the auxiliary to
the Sons Of Union Veterans OF the
Civil War at her home. 101 Pleasant
street, Tuesday evening, December
Is, the occasion being the 18th
birthday OF the order.
Mrs. Lawrence Humason Of Liberty
street Is working among the Mount
Holyoke College alumnae of town
and New Britain in general to stim-
ulate interest in the carol choir Of
so voices which is coming from
Mount Holyoke College TO the
Fourth Congregational church OF
Hartford on Friday evening, Deem
Der 18th. The concert is being giver
IN aid Of the music fund of the COL
lego. Among the patronesscs will
be Mrs, John Trumbull OF Plainvile.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. n. Wells o.,
Scuthington, formerly of New Brit.
ain. arc spending a few weeks in
Atlantic City.
The New Britain Musical club ex-
perienced another animated house
meeting Tuesday night at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Y, Stearns,
1882 Stanley street. A goodly mum Der
of active members were present. and
all reported a spirited evening. A
collation. was served.
The discussion which took UP most
OF the evening was precipitated by
Mr.. Stearns by reading a few para
graphs from Tolstoy regarding the
nature OF art. Those present quick.
" took sides and found time slip.
ping altogether too swiftly. Whether
anything was settled or not is an.
other matter; the attempt at least
was worthwhile.
Plans are under way for a dance
to be given at the Burritt hotel or
the evening of Wednesday, Decenl.
Der 30th, under the auspices OF tho
Phi Sigma Sorority. Coming as Il
does during the holiday season thi,
dance will draw large gathering o.
| local school folk as we'll as a Erea'
many who will be home from tn,
schools and colleges.
The senior mld-year, the junior
and junior mid-year classes OF tn,
New Britain high school will run &
combined promenade at the Senior
| high school in January. Plans hav,
not been completed for the affair bu
It is possible that 1t will take plac,
before the mid-year graduation.
An artistic program Of unusua
interest has been arranged by tn
committee in charge of entertain
ments for the annual Christina
party 10 be given Wednesday after
noon. December q. under the aus
pieces OF the ladies' auxiliary Of tn
Boys club. The auxiliary will pro
\ vide the program OF entertainment
and viii fill 500 bags with popcorn
and candy, and the Eddy-Glove
post, American Legion, will furnisl
oranges and apples for those VIII
attend the affair.
Plans are also being made by III
auxiliary to furnish the club Il
brary, which has been enlarge
and will be systematized by the EN-
ployment OF several Junior achieve
ment girls as librarians,
1t was an interested gathering Q
Rotarians, and Rotary AIMS tha
assembled Thursday evening at til
Hotel Burritt to hear the program
OF music given under the auspice
OF the New Britain Musical clu
following a dinner served at
o'clock. The program was made u
OF hloth classic and modern com
positions and was given by the TO
lowing members of the association
String trio: Raymond ostmai
violin; Henry @. schauffler, 'cellC
Theron W. Hart. plano. sopran
Mrs, Kenneth RobertA Barton