New Britain herald., 1926-03-27

enjoyable program which vas fol- lowed by the usual tea and social hour, The program Vas as follows: Trio, 0p. l. No. ,,..,, Beethoven
 Allegro
 Adagio cantabils
 Finale-Presto
 (al Elegie (from Trio in D minorl
 '',...,,,,,,,,.,t,,.ArcHShy tb) Norwegian Dance,
 Op, a5, No, ? ,Grier Co Waltz, Op. 6G, No. 6 ....,,
 ..,.,,,,,,,.,Ts Tschaikowsky Trio, op, 6s ..,.,,, Mondclssohn
 Andan'e expressive
 Allegro enerrico
 The Mcndelsso.n Trio consists Of Theron Wolco't Hart. piano; Her. bert F, Anderson violin; Roy c, Futile, cello.
 Mrs. Bael Basse'te addressed meeting Of tho Maple Hill Woman's club last Wednesday afternoon at the home Of Mrs Douglas A. John. ston, She gave very vivid doscrip. ton of her recent tour through Italy and Egypt at the same time showing her audience q number Of curios and novelties which she pick cd up during her travels. Preceding the meeting Mrs, E. B. Praudman entertained al luncheon at her home for Mrs Bassett and also for Miss Gladys Day Of this city and Mrs, 4. Van Veen of Hartford. Miss Day played q number Of piano selections and Mrs Van Nccn sang a group Of songs. There were 45 members pres ont and decorations about the house were daffodils and Easter lilies,
 The Newington Garden club met last Thursday and presented Miss Katherine Rowe, the first president of the club with set Of silver spoons Miss Rowe will be married next month 10 Reverend Harry s Martin Of Palmer, Mass.
 Miss Majorie Moore of kensinC- lon was the writer Of the two plays which were so successfully presented in the Grange hall in Berlin last evening. The plays which are called "The Angels" and "The Aunt's Visit" were given under the aus! pices of the recreation committee Of ithe Kensington Congregational church. Miss Moore has written a number of one and two act plays and several of them have been pro- duced in Berlin and New Britain. They deal with ordinary everyday people and everyday happenings, l portraying interesting plots and 'characterizaiions Among the mem- i hers of the casts last evening were. "The Aunt's Visit" Mother Adele Basseit. Father Joseph Wilson; ! Caroline, Barbara Senning; Frances Helen Johnson, Grace. Doris Bald win; Lulah, Edith Nelson; Aunt Emma, Helen Nclson Pete, Ernest Hall.
 For "The Angel" the cast was; Miss Wilson. Marion Hart; Elizabeth, 1 Marguerite Johnson: Jule,. Dorothy Wright: Maizie, Stasia Chotkowski; J. C. Hitaire, Henry Clark; Herbert Crandall. Clarence Carlson; Johnny George Hart.
 Efforts 10 raise money In aid oI the New Britain College club schol' arship fund are continually being made by members of the organiza ton. With this end in view they arr bringing group of Emerson ColleE' girls her. on the evening Of Aprl lMh 10 give an entertainment in the Camp school auditorium. At the same time will be heard the Seniol High school orchestra under the d. rcction of George Matthews. Mem bers are making every effort tc bring out q representative gathering and to reach s50Q00 mark in thell scholarship flnd.
 | me Ne" BTltdlH -huSlral Nl"' Theron w. Hart president, me Tuesday evening at the home O Miss Frances Parker. daughter O
 Mir. and Mrs. w. E. Parker Of Cur lis street. Mir and Mrs. PhiliI Schailer of Bristol gave q descrip
 ton of the methods and achieve ments of the Norfolk music festivals which ended in 1922.