New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1926-11-20
GATHERINGS
Numerous Small Parties
Feature During the Week,
Gayeties for Holiday.

A very pleasant tea was given by
| Mrs. w. H. Anderson of Russell
| street, to the ladies OF the Methodist
church. Newington. Thursday after
! noon from two until five o'clock.
| She was assisted in receiving by Mrs.
i F. E. Rackliffe. Mrs. Walter Fetch
er presided at the attractive tea
| table assisted by Mrs. H. J. Foster
and Mrs. ]. Earl Burdick.
| A concert was given by the Clet
| Male, quartet OF New Britain, Tues
| day evening. at the Congregational
| church under the auspices OF the
| Christian Endeavor society. Miss
| Dorothy Root, dramatic soprano as
| sisted the quartet and Miss Signe
Peterson was reader.
The program follows:
My Love is Like the Red Red
Rose" Bishop
! -. go. Quartet
! Because" ........... D'Hardelot
Miss Root
| "Doan Ye Cry Ma Honey" 80. Non
Quartet
Experiences of Clerk at Soda
Fountain
Miss Peterson
Honey. ! Want You Now"
Quartet
"Shipmates O'Mine -. Sanderson
Frederic W. Latham
INTERMISSION
On the Sea" .............. Buck
Quartet
"A Birthday ....... Woodman
Miss Root
Jerusalem Morning" ...... O'Hara
Frederic w. Macomber
Dutch Lady At the Theater
Miss Peterson
Harold S. Winship
Sunset"
The quartet is composed OF
Charles ]. stuhlman, first tenor;
Harold s. Winship, second tenor:
Frederic w. Macomber. baritone,
and Frederic W. Latham, bass. Is.
/ E. Leroy Pond was the accom-
| PIANIST.
| The Cabaret revue and dance
held last night at the Y. w. c. A.
! auditorium under the auspices of
. the Girls club and Universal club Of
Landers, Frary and Clark was a de-
! cided success. Over 500 were turn
ed away before the performance be-
' gan and 1t Is planned to hold the
affair some night the coming week
! to accommodate those unable to OBJ
/ tain admission last evening.
The scene was in Pierre's Night
, club and Pierre was ably portrayed
| by Hardy Payor.
Those taking principal parts were:
| Winifred Kenney, Constance Nor
feldt, Johanna Czellecz. H. Winship,
| Edna Peterson, Helen Lynch, Signe
Peterson. Ida Greenberg. Catherine
, Clark, Tony Lussier. Leon Arel,
! Beatrice Griswold. Hardy Payer,
d Mollie and Jean Drayer. Lillian
Josephson and Gertrude Anderson
Paulson.
iiS NdIlouS CdpS SoiisioLSd VI
! the following: Mattresses. Jean
| Drayer. Lillian Putterman. Mary
Morelli, Sally Bay,ock, Grace Far
rell and Edna Peterson; Egyptian
dancers, Helen Lynch, Lillian Put
terman, Sally Baylock. Mary Morelli
Jean Drayer and S!gne Peterson;
Charleston dancers, Lillian Putter-
man, Ida Greenberg and Catherine
Clark.
The chorus consisted OF Moylan
Conlon. Mollie Drayer, Lillian
Josephson. Winifred kenney. Jean
Drayer, Sally Baylock, o. Anderson,
l.. Arel. l.. Boilard. c. Potter, Mary
MorelN. Lillian Putterman, Edna
Peterson. Agnes O'Keefe. Johanna
Czellecz, Grace Farrell. F. hester, G.
Ward, S. Chidsey. J. Hayward. Vic
toria Havenda. Helen Lynch,
Beatrice Griswold, Constance Nor
feldt, Gertrude Paulson, Signe
Peterson. II. Payer, E. Powers, w.
Hines and H. Winship.
The numbers were greatly ap-
plduuSu dNu NliSS IlCicu 1yISl' MISC
S!gne Peterson, and Mrs. Gertrude
Anderson Paulson were forced to
respond to many encores.
The show was under the direction
OF Signe Peterson.
Following the entertainment there
was dancing until - o'clock.
Miss Margaret McGrath OF Daily
street was given a miscellaneous
shower at the home OF her sister in
Forestville, Thursday evening. Miss
McGrath Will become the bride of
Hubert L. Mccormack OF Forest
Vile. November "a. at ST. Mary's
church.
A miscellaneous shower was given
in honor OF Miss Rose G. Sadd by
Miss Florence Messenger of Conner
ton street. Miss Sadd will be mar
ried to Fred Dehm of Griswold
street. on December !.
Mrs. Dugald Mcmillan OF Dover
Road entertained at luncheon and
cards at her home Wednesday for
Mrs. r. A. J. Hewat of Neither
Byers-Ayt onBierwickshire. Scotland.
Mrs. Hewat is visiting her daughter
Mrs Robert Davis of West Hartford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Hart enter
tanned at dinner last evening at
their home on Lincoln street.
Mrs. Howard Bruemmer enter
tanned twenty friends at dinner fol-
lowed by auction bridge at her home
on West Main street last Saturday
e ening. The prizes went to Mrs
Dudley Walker, Miss Ruth Bristol.
Mrs. Howard Bristol, tombstone
Vance, Maxwell Porter and Harry
Bristol.
Reverend and Mrs. Theodore A.
Greene gave a reception at their