New Britain herald., 1925-05-09

spring flowers, were Mrs Arthur L, Gillette. Mrs. Harry A, Smith, Mrs, Olcott B. Colton and Mrs. Clarence r. Catlin,
 A meeting of the Ladies Aid Society Of the Konsington Methodist church was held this Wcdnosd2y afternoon at the home of Mrs, Charles Dickinson,
 
 The auditorium of the new State Normal school was used publicly for the first time Thursday night, when the Glee club of the institution spon- s0rcd q concert, Never in the his- tory of the city has an audjonc" heon so pleased with tho bnGuty of an assembly hall~~an artistic delight 10 the eye and acoustically perfect. There is nothing like it clsov her" in New Britain ani probably not elsewhere in the statc,
 Tho lighting system permitted tho stage 10 he h1thod in varied rolor"d huos al will, resulting in astoush- ing color effects throuEhoul }hG progress of inc concert, "Stago cf- facts" is not q fit term; if was stage artistry, There seemed 10 ho q dif- fcront combination of lights for every mood of the music. and inc @H sing CTS. not dressed all aIko as is of ion the monotonous fashion in cUor- al events. but scarcely any two Garb- ed in thu same color, aided th" op- teal feast. Had q mere n&n been running tho performance rrOh9hly all inc ladies would have b~"n frossed in white, like so many Naji- rcss"s; but Pauline A. Mny.r, thf director of th" chorls has IigHcr standards Of art. s0 that whCn the lighting system 0as orora'rd tho appearance of thr staEo VAS sight that is hard 10 forget.
 Glce clubs don't sing glca songs any more; they 20 in for tho r'al thing in music, They Urrotv r' f1}u the name out of consideration for scholastic associations. Tho pro~~4ll was one os s'ipc~a music,
 Considerable of trn iutoroSt "o0- tered around the directing of Miss Meyer. Here is q woman who knows how to direct like a man. She had the style Of a syulplory director, with the crorus trained 10 fo,Io" the meaning of every hroad sweep Of hnr busy arms every second Of the time.
 Miss EtAc' Prior, planist nor assistant in 'he mpHc &"0artm.1' os the State Normal contrihu-od an ideal piano accompaniment,
 The singers p,umhod tho cmotion- al depths Of every number gave m expressive portrayal to every bar md hold themselves in due rrstratn' jn the search for qu@Htv of 'o@o ~a,ncr 'han powerful sorority. so;.- hing that is rather foreign to t.' t>1M@ir os m aII-f"maIe chorus a"}- a av Wc did not lnor iNf opsu~ chorus. "SalutaHon." by Gains 's' assume ii was as adoWan y -N.0 IS the remainder.
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