New Britain herald., 1926-11-20
CLUB EVENTS
P. & B. W. Club to Have Open Meeting-Woman's Club Musical Attracts.

The Berlin chapter Emma Hart Willard of the Daughters of the American Revolution held the sec ond meeting of the season Thurs day afternoon at the home of Mrs. E. W. Mildrum of East Berlin. Mrs. George F. Dodd spoke on Mirrors of 1776."
 An interesting and entertaining program is planned for the members of this chapter for the season of 1s26-1927. At the opening meeting held in the Community House on October q, Miss Mary F. Potter gave an address on Alien Educa- tion in Connecticut" The hostesses for the day were Miss Savage, Mrs. Damon, Mrs. Shepard Mrs. Chap man and Mrs. Phillips.
 The next meeting will be held De- cember 16, at the home of Mrs. R. s. Gold. Following the business meeting there will be a Christmas tree for Ellis Island and Mrs. Bacon will speak on the "Beckley Tavern"
 On January 20. Mrs. Deming will be the hostess and Miss Bauer will discuss '"The Wayside Inn"
 The February meeting will be held on the seventeenth, at the home of Mrs. Fisk, the feature of the afternoon will be Patriotic Music" by Mrs. Cowles.
 On March IT, the meeting will be held at the Community House. Mrs. Gold, Mrs. Wickwire, Mrs. Upson, Goodrich and Mrs. Smith will be the hostesses. Grant T. Wickwire will discuss Primitive Maintaining" On April 2S, there will be lunch con and Mrs. Rhodes and Miss Illus ton are Tn charge of the affair.
 The annual meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Hodgson on May 19. There will be the report of Continental Congress.
 The list of the officers and direc- tors follows:
 Regent, Mrs. Elmer w. Stearns; vice-regent, Miss Croline K. Savage; secretary, Mrs. Ernest w. Mildrum; treasurer. Miss Alice W. Huston; registrar, Mrs. Elizabeth J. Wick wire; advisory board, Mrs. Leland W. Gwatkin, Mrs. Frank B. Woods, Mrs. Samuel A. Fisk programme committee, Mrs. Elizabeth J. Wick wire, Mrs. Russell Gold, Miss Emily s. Brandegee; conservation and thrift, Mrs. Francis Deming; Ameri- canization, Mrs. Sidney NJ. Cowles; Revolutionary relics, Mrs. Thomas C. Hodgson; flag, Mrs. Edna S. Damon; D. A. R. magazine, Mrs. Mortimer L. Rhodes; trustees of Christian Lane cemetery, Mrs. Sid ney M. Cowles, Miss Alice w. Hus- ton, Miss Majorie Moore, Frank L. Wilcox, Harold. w. Upson; Ellis Is- land. Mrs. George F. Dodd.
 The Woman's club of Maple Hill will give a benefit bridge at the Se- quin Golf club this evening. Mrs. Herbert F. Anderson is the chair man and those who will assist her are Mrs. William r. Middlemass, Mrs. William w F'itzell, Mrs. G. K. Spring and Mrs. William IT. Allen.
 The tooth anniversary of the deaths of Weber and Beethoven be- ing observed throughout the mu- sical world this year, the New Britain Musical club will occupy it. al ,ritl, nr nf \Nahrr lt the first house meeting of active members at the home of Mrs. Emi- lie Andzulatis. it's president, next Tuesday evening. A number of Weber's compositions will be played, addresses will be made regarding his life and his contribution to music, and his operas will be discussed. Later in the season a similar eve ming will be given over to an iuti- mate consideration of tho works of Beethoven.
 The Woman's Club. through the courtesy of Mrs. John C. Loomis, Mrs. Marcus White, Mrs. Louis w, Young and Mrs. Frederick $. Cham berlain, gave a delightful musicale, which was opened 10 the public, Tuesday afternoon in the auditorium of the State Normal school. Miss Emily Roosevelt Of Stamford and New York. q talented soprano, gave pleasing program of songs in four groups:
 Old Italian
 "Rendil serene al ciglio" tsozarme)
 .............. Handel "Tu fai la superbetta' ... Fesch Modern Italian
 "Non ho parole" ......... Sibella "BallatelIa" from "Pagliacci' ....
 r.,....,.......... Leoncavallo
 II.
 Selige Yacht ...,..., Joseph Marx "Und gestern hat CT mir Eoscn gerbracht" ......... Joseph Marx Maria Wiegenlied .... Max Roger Erlkonig ............... Schupert
 III.
 Traditional Old English Melodies 70 Sleep. Why Dost Thou Leave Me .,......-..'.'.' iiahuel Come and Trip It''-Arr. by Car