New Britain herald., 1926-11-27

Pilgrims Song ...... Tchalkowsky
Mr.. Lindsay
Suite for Piano ........... Nevin
In Already.
Shepherds Tale.
Shepherds all and Maidens Fair.
Lullaby.
The Tournament.
Mrs. Lindsay
Solos for Baritone
sylvia olSJ oPCuho
Bitterness of Love ........ Dunn
Song of Thanksgiving .... Allitsen
Mr.. Lindsay
Recitation-That Old Sweetheart of
Mine tPiano Acc.) :. James Whit
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. comb Riley
Mr.. and Mrs. Lindsay
Solos for Piano
Nalse Caprice ...........-. Raft
Romance, No. 2. ...... Schumann
Grillen ............... Schumann
Mrs. Lindsay
Solos for Mezzo Soprano
I Love You Truly ..............
........ Carrie Jacobs Bond
My Love Is a Fisherman .......
Lily Strickland
Mrs. Lindsay
Ducts for Baritone and Mezzo
soprano
Passage Birds Farewell :. Hildach
A Lover and His Lass :. Weatherbee
Mr.. and Mrs. Lindsay
The Daughters of the American
Revolution will hold a meeting at
the home Of Mrs. John c. LOOMS
on Friday afternoon. Mr.. J. Berg
Esenwein of Springfield, Mass, will
give talk on THE Modern Short
Story"
Mrs. James H. Robinson. Mrs.
William H. Judd and Mrs. F. Ray
mond Gilpatric will assist Mrs.
LOOMS as hostesses.
The New Britain Musical club
Its first house meeting of the sea-
son at the home of Mrs. Emile
Andzulatis, president, Tuesday eve
| ming. The life of Carl Maria Won
Weber was the theme of this meet
ing.
The program consisted Of the
playing of Weber's Perpetual Mo-
ton by Miss Frances Parker
pianist; a movement from trio
played by George Westerman. vlo-
linist, Miss Margaret w. Perkins,
cello, and Miss Parker. pianist; a
sonata for violin and piano, played
by Marcus Fleitzer. violinist, and
Mrs. Andzulatis, pianist; and an
aria from the opera "Frelschutz'
sung by Mrs. Howard e. Horton
soprano, with Theron w. Hart at
the piano. Mr.. Hart gave an account
Of the remarkable life Of this first
of the romanticists of musical art
while George Hahn read few
letters by the composer which were
reprinted from a collection owned IN
London.
The Orpheus Instrumental Quar-
tet of New Britain held its DEBUT
| with a benefit concert and enter
tainment at the parish house or
| Christ church, Hartford, Monday
evening under the auspices OF the
Layman's association of the church.
The quartet is composed of Marcus
IA. Fleitzer. violin; Walter Occupin,
cello; Harold Stedman. flute; and
Charles A. johnson. piano.
The program was shared with
Mary Lampone in dance divertisse-
ments, in which she was assisted by
| three capable dancers and lor
whom the Orpheus Quartet played
| the music.
The total of music played during
the evening consisted OF 16 NUMBERS
several of which were double num-
bers. In addition there was sketch
by the Lampone artists.
The program included a quartet
in G. major by Carl Bohm; Cradle
! Song" Schneider; Scene de Bal
let Schubert; "Chanson Russo
sydney Smith: lie Secret Gautler;
Pas de Quatre," ballet; 'Polonalse
Triumphal," quartet; Invitation to
the Dance" Chinese Love story .
sketch; lie Cyvne," "Elegie,' ana
"Tarantelle," by the quartet, Marie
/ and the Bell Hops a sketch,
Dawn of Love-" Bendix; Largo, ~
Handel and paradise" kreisler'
violin solos by Mr.. Fleitzer); 'Ihou
Mighty Ocean," Richardson; "Trau-
nider Senneriu," Labitsky tduet for
violin and flute); "Adagia, and
"Bouree," Richardson.
The Social Workers club will hold
its regular supper meeting Wedhes-
day, December /. as guests OF MIS-
G. F. Erickson of Kensington. Mrs.
| Erickson represents the sunshine
society. A Christmas grab bag VIII
be one feature Of the evening
fun.
The Woman's Club Dramatics Will
be held Tuesday evening IN the
Camn school auditorium at O'Clock
under the direction of Mrs. George
NJ. Flanagan. with the following
program:
Vocal selections
Leave Me, Loathsome Light
by Handel
"Where Ere You Walk Handei
Sung by Burton c. Cornwall
one act play: Finders Keepers
by George Kelly.
Cast Of characters
Eugene Aldrid Miss Mabel Hibbard
Mrs. Aldrid. his wife
Mrs. C. W. Wilson
Mrs Hampton, neighbor
Mrs Russell c, Germond
Vocal selections
May, the Maiden" by John AL
den Carpenter; Il Know a Hill by
Benjamin Whelpley, and 'Tally-Ho'
by Francis Leoni, sung by Burton
S. Cornwall.
A one act play-Where But In
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