New Britain herald., 1925-01-24

c. Il. Iovejoy Of New York city has been in conference with the committee and is exerting every ef- fort to assist 1t in securing artists that will make the concert part of the program one of the best ever offered Bristolites.
 Chairman l.. A. Wheeler of the second part of the program has asked his committee members to meet and arrangements will soon be completed for the second part or the dance feature.
 Tickets for tho ball will soon be issued and 1t Is anticipated that a greater demand than was evidenced last year will result and that every seat in the auditorium of the com- munity thenter will be taken.
 The concert program committee Is practically assured of one group of artists. the Gloria Trumpeters, one of New Yorks most prominent quar- tets. These musicians have played over the radio and every Sunday afternoon they are heard as they have q part in the largest Sunday afternoon meeting held in this conn- try. the gatherings at the Brooklyn Bedford branch of the Y, M. c. A. at which Dr, $. Parks Cadman is the speaker.
 Dr. Tucker Speaks
 The first social evening of tho season for the members of the Bris- tol club members held last evening in the club rooms in the Root block brought out a large attendance of members and their friends The guest of the evening was Dr. George F.. Tucker, surgical examiner of the Aetna Life Insura9ce company Of Hartford, and recent past president of the Hartford Rotary club.
 In the absence of the club presi- dent, Judge S. Russell Mink, Earl J. Arnold, chairman of the entertain mcnt committee. introduced the speaker of the evening.
 pr. Tucker spoke on "The Worlds Greatest Debt" He gave very forcefuI, instructive and inspiration- a talk on the work of Louis Pas- teur whose contributions to science and humanity stamped him as one of the worlds greatest benefactors.
 After the talk a social hour was enjoyed and a buffet luncheon was served.
 Near East Aid Planned.
 The large number of replies be- ing received by Chairman Frank B. Tibbitts of the Bristol Near East Relief indicates the many that will attend the Golden Rule dinner in the club rooms of the Endee club Monday evening. It is anticipated that at least 250 will be on hand. A prominent speaker has been en- gagged.
 The menu will be that served to the orphans cared for by the gen. eroslty of American folks. Tin cups made by Near East orphans will be used. Chairman 1'ibbitts will pre- side at the dinner and he has an- nounced that no solicitations will be made.
 It is interesting 10 note that one of the foremost workers of the Near East is Miss Caroline Silliman of New Canaan who is a graduate of the New Britain Normal School. former assistant to Principal Mar GUS White of that school. and a young woman who has visited in Bristol and Terryvile with friends. The dinner Monday night will start at o'clock and will be one of l the most unusual dinner events ever l held in Bristol.
 Warbassc to Address Forum Meeting James P. Warbasse, outstanding leader in the cooperative movement in America, will be the speaker at the fourth open forum meeting of | series of ten to be held at the Congregational church tomorrow evening at o'clock MT. War basse has been engaged for the past ten years in promoting the cooper ativc movement in America.
 Rev. Ernest l.. Wismer will pre- side at the meeting. which will be preceded by an organ recital of fifteen minutes beginning at 6:45.