New Britain herald., 1926-03-20
MISS MARJORIE MONROE

was called 10 order at o'clock on Thursday. Reports of the National officers were given, state by laws came mp for revision and the state officers were elected. There was representative gather ing of New Britain college club members present on Saturday last at the somi-annual meeting of the Connecticut Federation of College clubs held in Meridon on that day.
 Al the business meeting 1t was Fvoted 10 give %50 70 the education and international relations depart ment of Connecticut college, in or der to arouse interest in the work of the American Association of Uni rcrsitv Women, which is devoting itself 10 these two subjects.
 After an appotizine luncheon. served by tho Junior College club of Moriden. Miss Louise Wrockoff. instructor in music at Kohn college Japan, spoke on the progress of rol. legiato instruction for women in that country
 Miss Marguerite Jones of Huntcr college spoke on tho value of an auxiliary international language. The purpose of such language. shn said. vas not 10 replace the national Ian guage, but 10 supply the necessities of international conferences, husi- ness. science and radio broadcastinc. Esperanto has been endorsed hy such institutions as the International Red Cross and such men as Elhu Root and Professor Tinstoin.
 President Marshall of Connecticut college described that college as T college planned for women and not as an imitation of 3 mans college. Its ideals are cooperation. arprccia- tion and loyalty. Hc hoasted of its high rating and of tho typo of girl who studies therc. The attainment of it's ideal Is proved hy the fact that not even the faculty is subjected 10 orders.
 Miss Martha Nonhno who holds m A. 4. [. W. fellowship at Yale and who is the director of the dc rartmont of nutrition at Seattle, Washington spoke on nutrition, The subject of nutrition she said pre- scnts itself in five steps: Selection of food, planning of meals. cookery, psychology of feeding, and the will 10 eat food chosen and prepared and served according 10 these sciences. The afternoons program was fol- lowed by a tea.
 Following the meeting of the Par ents and Teachers association of the Elihu Burritt Junior High school held last evening a musical program was presented hv the New Britain Musical club in which the following artists took part: Miss Laura Farrcll, Mrs. Inga Ernest Roberts, Miss Ger trude Hine, Miss Frances Parker, Herbert Anderson, Theron W, Hart, Mrs, Kenneth Roberts, Roy O Tut tie. Mrs. Emile Andzulatis.
 The program was as follows: 1 Plano, violin, cello
 Trio op. 1 No,
 Adagio espprcssiro
 Finale--Presto
 The Mendclssohn Trio ? Songs for soprano
 (a) Hid My Love
 Guy D'Hardelet
 (h) The Winds In the Spring
 John Prindle Scott
 Miss Farrell 3 Two pianos
 fa) NIinuet a rAn'ico. sechoelk
 (bl scherzo op, kNo. S7
 Saint Saons Mir. Hart Mrs, AndZulatis 4 Duet for soprano and baritone
 Passage Birds Farewell. .Hildack Mrs. Roberts Mir. Roberts : Songs for baritone
 ta) Caro- Mic Ben. .Giordani
 th) The Diver .... McMillan
 Co Captain Mac ..., Sanderson Two pianos
 Nalses op. No. SC . KirSchncr Miss Parker Miss Hine :, Trio
 ta) Eligie ........,... ArenslIy
 tb) Gavotte ..,..... Beethoven
 Co Norwegian dances