New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-21

'FN'F ~ 49, N'NiN"A
Mrs, Robert Dcming, chairman
July
of-Town- Outing
Leland Gwatkin, chairman &
August
Corn Roast
Lester +, Deming, chairman
September
Entertainment
Committees Appointed
President Emil o. Shierden OF
the Community club has an
nounccd the following committees
for the coming year:
Community council William
Scott, Charles Z Pratt, Russell
Gold, Mrs. NJ. i. Rhodes, Helen
Rohm, Mrs. s. Charles Coalc. Gar
lner Goodwin, A, II, Bushnell, Il.
O. ShJcrlon. L. o. Slsby, Lester
Dcming, Harry Gould,
House: Harry Gould, chairman;
Mrs, Harry Gould,
Grounds; James S. Thomson,
chairman: Robert Silsby. Samuel
Coale, Ralph Carter, Harry Gould,
Jr.
Social: Mrs. Robert Sisby,
chairman; Mrs. Charles Hawkins,
Mrs. Fred Troup, Miss Doris Ho-
Mss.
Membership; Lester Deming,
chairman.
Program: Miss Alice Huston,
chairman Mrs. Pardon c, Hickey,
Mrs. Frank Woods, Mrs. s.
Chase Coalc, Charles +. Pratt,
Junior: Lucy Goodwin, chair
man; Grace Smith Leon Honiss
Paul Willett, Ernest Schofield.
The officers OF the association
are; President, Emil Q. shjerdon;
vice president, Lester +. Deming;
treasurer, Russell s. Gold, and sec
rotary, Arthur H. Bushnell.
The association has large
membership and at the present
time campaign for increased vot-
| ing membership is being carried
on. Baseball field, tennis courts,
Fairgrounds and a coy community
house arc at the disposal Of all
members.
The weekly rehearsal OF the New
Britain Choral society will take place
in the South church chapel on Mon
day instead Of at the Y. w. G. A.
| hall. The change was made neCes-
sary because the Y. w. c. A. hall
will be used for another purpose on
that evening.
The choral society has made re-
markable progress in the mastery Of
Handel's Messiah" and more than
$50 voices are taking part. All voices
are we'll balanced and an artistic
performance Dec. 13 is assured.
when the Boston Festival orchestra
, will accompany the singers in the
| Capital theater.
Edwin G. Laubin OF Hartford who
is directing the chorus has an eye
10 the most minute details and has
I brought about remarkable results so
| far. II undoubtedly will be the
greatest local-talent musical event
Of the season in the city, The soloists
are yet to be chosen.
The New Britain Musical club
looks back with satisfaction upon
"a, i,,tr fnr oCti =
members. which took place Mt the
home OF Mrs. Emile AndZulatis, 22e
Chestnut street. Tuesday evening
The meeting was very spirited, rir'
tually all taking part in the dis.
cussion in connection with phono
graphic portrayals of the music o.
Richard Strauss and Igor StraWin'
sky. From the former the two sym
phonc poems, death and Trans
figuration" and IT'LL Eulenspiegel'.
Merry Franks" were heard. while o
the latter excerpts from the Fire
Bird suite" and "Petrouchka bal
lnt' were played. There was little
disagreement regarding the appea
of the Straussian programatic music
but in the ease of Stravinsky Their,
was much disagreement. George
Hahn was in charge of the meeting
ord toId tbe stories illustrated nv III,
p,rs,c
II wos good heginninp ne re-
cards tho honso meetings and III,
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urs 1o,o.,o Tomas If Torrin,tor
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