New Britain herald., 1925-05-02

'. HunGfTiOrd, j. C. koNnHdN, l.. r. Pierce; librarian, Mrs. Merwin H. Futile; critic, Miss Ruth schade.
 The annual meeting Of the Wom- ems club Of Maple Hill will be held "Wednesday afternoon, May 13, at 9:%o o'clock at tho home Of Mrs. William Kinner on Golf street. The hostess will be assisted l,y Mrs. Nelson Mann and Mrs. IT. E. Lien hard.
 TO GIVE CONCERT
 lsra'l Eosenbcrg, a pianist Of nigh standing in local musical cir cles, will give q concert at Unity hall, Pratt street, Hartford, Tues day evening, May ,. His program will be as follows:
 Sonata, Op. %5 ,.......... Chopin Fouerzaubor Tre MusicJ .....
 ,..,.,......... Wagner Brassin Jcux d'Eau lTroiic of the Waters)
 -....., ....,..........,...,,. RaYel Barcarolo, Op. %, No. .....,
 -................... Rubrnstcln Ehepaodio Hongroiso, No. l2 ... Concerto. Or, @5 .,.. Mendelssohn
 tE. Augustus Lawson at a second rtanol.
 
 The women oS tho South church arc making plans for Tea in honor of Miss Ruth CoUlcs, 10 be held Monday. May {, at $:39 ?. m, in the South church parlors Miss Cowlos expects to sail in about two months for Johannesburg, Africa, where she will be visiting nurse Johanncsburg is q city with crowded districts, and a large mining popula- ,iou. The American Board for For oign Missions has appointed Miss rowlos 10 be q pioneer in the work IS visiting nurse there,
 Miss Cowles lived in Natal South Africa, from the age of 5 months 70 IS years, when she came to An. erica for an oducation, She is a graduate ot Oherlin college and ot New York Post Graduate hospital She has lad q position as district nurse in New Bedford. Mass, this vrar. Miss Cowlrs hopes that it may he possible 10 start q hospital in The near fu'ure, for the Hulus, as rhere is none for ;hcm in Johannes burg.
 Nr. and Mrs. George Cowlcs, her parents. previously were residents Of ,his city. and have been misaionar- ios in Africa for some years. Mr. unUIos is educa'ional supervisor ot village schools in an cAtorsiy" dis tric, anl Mrs. Amy RrldComan CoWIes carries on work among inc ,vomnn. They have lad many '"riIl- ing experiences in Africa, Gs tF"lr 'omo in Umzumhe IS No2r tor'S' rom which huge snakes. monkeys a7I other animals often yeL'ur".
 The hostcsscs for the afternoon viil he Mrs. T.. N, Uar"oot, Miss Tiara Vessel. Mrs, George Christ, Mrs. Chas. Lee aNl Mrs. George ravIor. All women are r'l'e1.
 
 Tie annual meeting Of -h" Con- nccticut Gtr} Scout group con<orenc" uil be hold at the Royal James ho- .ol Norwalk, q, a, n.- WodnoS- .av. May (. THe speaker will b. Mrs. James n-.re~ Elppin. national director of ,nc Glrl Scouts. Tho nominating committee has proposed ,hc following names Tor officers and cxncu'iro romn1iUN". Chairman. Mrs. Clinord n. Perkins Of liar lord: ,ico-chairman Miss Geneva rcbiCer Of Now Haven. s""r",ary and treasurer. Mrs. Everett F. Troldman ot Nov Britain; 'N''1- i've committee. Mrs, H FoTor'ds Lee of Now London. Mrs. Harry Ayers of Wcstpor'.
 Attondng from Eoro "l'l "" Mrs r. P. Froudman, Mrs. 'Narlrs Coal' and Miss Lois <. Shaw,
 Mss Elizabeth Johnson of Hart ford heads ihc cast in 'Hc pr's'n'a' ton Of Hurry, Hurry, Hurry comedy which will he given a' 'ho Sou,hvest school May by 'he lutncr league Of the Swedish lu'E- cran church. Miss Johnson vas graduated from tho Hartford Fuh'ir htEh school in log' and from tho New Britain Normal school.