New Britain herald., 1925-10-17

Salute to the Flag-Led by Mr
 Elmer E. Knapp. state chairman. Correct Use of Flag.
 Address of Welcome-Mrs. Rufus N.
 Hemenway, regent Esther Stanley chapter.
 Welcome from City of New Britain
 Hon. A. NJ Paonessa Response- Mrs. Charles H. Bissell, state regent Greetings from National Officers and guests. Contralto solc-"The Great Awak-
 ening" ................. Kramer Mrs. MerTtn H. Futile Address
 Mrs, Anthony Wayne Cook,
 national president general singing-"Battle Hymn of Repub- lie" .......... Julia Ward Howe ] Organ Postlude.
 Luncheon at First Baptist church St Marks church. Afternoon Session Organ prelude-"Fantasie Triom- phate" ................ Dubois singing--Connecticut state song Address-"Moral Aspect of Public
 Education
 Luther A. Weisle. Sterling professor
 religious education, Yale Uni 'Versity.
 Soprano solo--"In Autumn ...s ................, Curran
 Mrs, Howard E. Horton singing-"America" Benediction-Rev. Samuel F. sut-
 clifte.
 Recessional-March. "Pomp and
 Circumstance" ......... Elgar Committee for arrangements: eption-Miss Frances S. Whit tlesey.
 Hospitality--Mrs James E Robin son.
 Luncheon-Mrs. William H. Judd.
 Cshers and Pages-Mrs. Howard s Parsons
 Information-Mrs. r. Raymond Gilpatric.
 gistration-Mrs. S Dayton Goodwin, Mrs Edwin ". Schultz.
 Musio--Mrs. William C. Hunger ford.
 Decoration-Nfiss Flora Humph- rey.
 Transportation-Mrs.' Louis Rey- nal.
 Color Bearers-Mrs Kenneth slo- per, Mrs. Fred Porter.
 Pages-Mrs. Maxwell Porter, Mrs, Kenneth searle. Mrs. Howard Bruemmer, Mrs. Edward Lancaster.
 Cshers-Miss Gladys Day, Mrs. Maxwell Coe, Mrs. Dudley Walker, Mrs. Percy Platt.
 Luncheon hostess at First Bapt,st church-Mrs. Rufus N. Hemenway, Mrs William C. Hungerford, Miss Frances Whittlesey, Mrs. Frank ]. Porter, Mrs. William F. Brooks. Mrs, E. Allen Moore, Mrs. James S. North, Mrs. Frederick Benham, Mrs, L. Hoyt Pease, Mrs. E. NJ Wightman, Mrs. George Ashley, Mrs Charles H. Parsons, Mrs. William p Felt, Mrs. William E. Parker. Mrs, Orville S. Parker. Mrs. Anson A. Mills Mrs. Charles Norris At St. Marks Episcopal church-Mrs Charles F. Nichols, Mrs. George Brown, Mrs James E. Cooper. Mrs E. Clayton Goodwin, Mrs. Loujs Reynal, Mrs. Frederick Searle. Mrs Herbert H, Wheeler. Mrs, William, H. Rattenbury.
 Hostesses at Tea-Mrs. Lawrence Mouat' Mrs H. R. Humason.
 me Ne" Britain College club Mrs Douglas A. Johnson, president Will hold its annual scholarsb,n bridge at the Hotel Burritt on tba afternoon of Saturday November 7th Due 10 the generosity of its patrons last year the club awarded scholar ships 10 three girls of the New Rrjt- ain High school graduating class in- stead of one as formerly has been the custom.
 The committee on general AT. engagements includes: Mrs. Donald Bartlett, Mrs. NJ, A. Kinsella, Miss Frapces Ferguson. Miss Agnes Fin. negan, Miss Eunice Humphrey, Miss Margaret Perkins, Miss Norma Re- gan, chairman. Mrs. Edward S. Ian. caster is in charge of the prizes and Mrs. Charles F. Chase and Mrs, Florence Camp are managing the candy committee.
 The Woman's Club has a new de- psrtment this season headed by Mrs. George Flanagan and known as the Womans Club Dramatic Workshop, The department is open to all mem- bers of the club and the member ship fee is one dollar. The club plans to present number of plays this season under Mrs. Flanaean's supervision. The play meetings are 10 take place at the Y. ". c. A. and will be known as the Morning meeting of the Dramatic department open only 10 members of that de. pertinent.
 The program for the year fellows:
 November 9th.
 General Stage Department.
 Presentation of "Neighbors."
 ',....s.........,. .Zona Gale
 December snd.
 The Speaking Voice.
 Presentation of The Dust of