New Britain herald., 1926-04-17


 evening 10 lenefit food sale in aid of tEe Women's Aid society of Ser lin Congregational church. All sorts of home cooked foods, candies jelltes and cakes were sold and d substan' /" m was realized.
 Mrs, Loren Bancroft entertained the members Of the Maple Hill ! Woman's club at her home on Rob- bins avenue Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. R. C. Kennedy, the owner Of Lockwood Gardens" in East Hart ford, gave an interesting talk on "Delphiniums" and other garden ! flowers.
 The group ot old fashioned songs sung by Mrs. A. J. W. Meyers of Hartford, was most entertaining. The hostess was assisted by Mrs. F. ]. Skinner and Mrs. Clifton McKen- na.
 Mrs. Paul G. Baker and Mrs. F. 1 r. Crane of Krn5ington have been appointed members of q committee to complete plans for q May brcak- fast which members of the kensine- ton League of Women Voters will hold on May Day at the home of Mrs. George S. Griffith. Breakfast will be served from 7:30 to 1o;2O o'clock in the morning.
 Ono of the most interesting events taking place tomorrow in town is the annual public concert in aid of the Childrcn's Home, given under the auspiccs-of the combined SWo- dish churches of the city and pre-. iscnLing two prominent musical or. Ganizations. the WennGrberg male chorus and the Swedish Bethany choir it is sure 10 be one Of hil merit Assisting it will be Miss Heler M. NnGyc, soloiSt Of Worcester. MrS Florence Bowman Jaffc. yioinist O New Britain. Prof. Per llsson, or ganist and choir leader at the Firs Lutheran church, and Raymond Hel sing organist and choir leader a the Swedish Bethany church.
 The proceeds of the concert vii go to the Children's Home. Tho us of the church is being donated fo the occasion and the entertainer are giving their services free.
 The talent Is well known in Ncv Britain. The Wenncrborg choru has given q number of public con certs. The Swedish Bethany choi ranks among the best in the city Professor Olsson and Mr. Raising are leaders in their professions.
 Miss Yngvc has appeared fire Guently in Connecticut and through out the east and middle west. Sh' has travelled extensively as solo ist with tho Mendelssohn chorus.
 Mrs. Jaffc began her music carec as child giving concerts an' playing difficult compositions whcr only seven years Of age. She wol recognition from leading musica circles at rccitals in Philadelphia At present she is studying unde Professor Leopold Amer, the world greatest violin master, who taugh such artists as Elman. Heifetz, Zim balist, Hansen and others.
 After the concert the Ladies Ali society of the First Lutheran churcl will follow its usual custom of serv ing a turkey supper 10 the Childrel of the home at the church.
 Tho program will be as follows Organ
 a Sonata in A minor ......... ........... Felix Borowsk
 b Finale from First symphony ............',. l.. Nicrn Professor Per Olsson Chorus
 l a Olav Tryg| anson ....,......
 ............., r. A. Reisige ! b Turuskogen .....,..''...'.' . ...... ". Peterson -Berge Wennerbcrg Male Chorus , pr. Abel Ahlquist, Director ! Violin
 , Dreams (Traume) Wagner-Aue - h Nariationen arr lhl-hFelSit
 Mrs. Florence Bowman Jaffe = Vocal
 al Know a Hill .... Whelple S b The Star ...........,... Roger ( ThrceS ............., Rasbac Y Miss Helen NJ. Nngvc Chorus
 a Deep River ......... Bnrloig . b Peter. Go Ring Dem Bells $ ............... Hcrbe' Q Bethany Male Chorus
 Raymond C. Hclsing, Director r Violin