New Britain herald., 1926-04-03

Rogers.
 Children's professional, carol and
 recessional.
 Soprano solo, Mrs. Robert Chapman,
 Ring Out, Ie Bells Of Easter
 Day" Dressler.
 Special duet for organ and violin,
 "Andante Cantabile," Tschai-
 kowslly.
 Quartet, "1n the End of the Sab
 bath" Macfarlane.
 Finale, "fictory," Shelley. Postlnde, "Postlude in F Flat" for
 organ and violin, by Abernathy.
 St. Paul's Services
 There will be three masses al E,. Faul's church, Kensington, to- morrow morning and at each one there will be special musical pro. gram, arranged by Miss Madeline Horton, organist and choir director
 At the 7:30 o'clock mass the hymns will be as follows. Christ the Lord Is Risen Today, "Regina Coeli," and "Ope. Ye Gates of Glory High" Selected music will he offered at the 2 o'clock mass.
 At 10 o'clock there will be sol emn high mass, at which time Harry McKeon and II. Mulligan will assist the choir and soloists with violin ohlisatos. The program will be: Vidi Aquam .....,.... Gregorian Kyrie ....,,. Theodore LaHachf Glorla .........,.,,.. La t1aCHe soloists: Mrs. Lardner, soprano; Mir
 Sullivan, bass.
 Teni Creator by Miss M. Horton. Credo ................ IaHach' Soloists: Mrs. Lardner, soprano; Miss
 Horton, soprano; Mr, Lardrer
 tenor: Mir. Sullivan. bass. Offertory. "Panis Angelicus,' C
 Franck.
 Sanctus ...........,,..., 1.allach( Agnus Dei .,,....,...... 1-aHacht Soloists, Mrs. Lardner, soprano: Mrs
 Kiniry, alto.
 Visiting Tn Stonington
 Miss Madeline Dcl.owery of Ken sington is spending the Easter holi days with friends In Stonington.
 Miscellaneous Shower A miscellaneous shower was ten lercd Miss Rose Orecchio Of Berlir at her home on Wednesday evening lasts. The affair was given hy hol sister. Miss Lena Orecchio and abou 50 guests were present, from Mtri den, Springfield, Wallingford, New Britain, East Berlin and Rocky 1ill
 The house was prettily decorated lin pink and white. In the course 0 ,the evening q buffet lunch was serv ed. A feature Of tho evening was mock marriage, Mary Sylveste act ing as bride; Mildred Schubert groom; Ella Teronrsi, maid of hon or; Lucy Migiioli, best man; Anni 7ipadelli. ring bearer, and Elsie Fer rarino, minister.
 Miss Orecchio was the recipient Q many gifts. She will become th bride of Merino Pcgalo of Barnes dale, New Britain. on April fl. Well Child Conference There are three field nurses 10 d. the follow up work for the Vel Child conferences carried on by tn state departmert of health in th rural sections of Connecticut The keep in touch with the mothers Vh icome regularly 10 these conference in order to see whether the advic Itha, is given is followed, and 10 en courage the correction of any defect which their family physician has ad vised.
 There are many encouraging sign as the nurses make these field visit lin the homes. Many lessons hay been learned al these conferences a shown by the nurses reports. l one family it was found that on child with gland enlargement ha been cured entirely after the fathe had the COWS in his herd tested fo tuberculosis and disposed of the co' which had been causing this cond ton. In another family where th family physician had explained th need for removing infected tonsil it was found that the mother ha had this done for three of the chi dren. The winter was too strenuor q time 10 bring tho children 10 th monthly conferences, but she anxious 10 bring them In the srriu 10 see how they have grown and in proved in physical condition sint lthcse hindrances 10 normal crowt and health had been removed. TT worker found one mother who wi bringing her small baby up accort ing to the rules Of the infant feet