New Britain herald., 1926-05-08
Bristol Nous
OLDER GIRLS HAVE
 BRISTOL MEETING
26S Delegates From Hartiacd
 County in Attendance

OuuutJ Ill nllVlluuuUU ANNIVERSARY OF CHURCH swedish Baptists Celebrate 1Gth An nivcrsary Tonight and Tomorrow -Haverhnn Team Plays New De parturc Nine Sunday.
 At the seventh annual older girls conference of Hartford county, held at the parish house of the Congrega- tional church yesterday afternoon and evening, Frances Goltra Of Hart ford was elected president Other officers elected were vico-president. Ruth olmsted. East Hartford; secre- tary, Betty Lee. Unionyille; vice-sec- retary Janet Parkman, Thompson vile. The business session opened at , ?. m. and was in charge Of Frances Howe Of Waterbury.
 After the business session. d ban quet was served to the 26S delegates by the Congregational guild and in the evening service of worship. led by the Newington Girl Reserves. were held. A pageant was also pre- sented by the Plainville delegates. The visitors were welcomed to Bris- tol by Rev P, r. Wolfenden. pastor Of the Baptist church.
 This morning at 9:30 o'clock a service was held in the church. led hy the delegates from the First Con- gregational church Of New Britain and at 10 a. m. an address was de iivered by Rev. Horace Fort Of the Berkely Divinity school of Middle town. Discussion groups were held from l0:45 to 1t:l5 and at noon lunch was served by the women of the Methodist church, assisted by the women Of the other churches in the city. The closing services will be held at 2:15 D. m. at the Congregational church, music being furnished by the Bristol Girls Choir and the confer encc will be brought to q close with q candle lighting ceremony.
 Wallace Barnes-Dunbar Concert Rehearsals are being held regu- larly for the concert program to be rendered next Friday evening May ftth, in the Bristol Community theater by the Wallace Barnrs-Dun- bar Male chorus. The program, which will be given under the lead orship of Raymond W. Cook, Is as follows:
 The Heavens are Declaring
 ....-................ Beethoven Dawn ............,...., Curran Keep A Coin ......... Jacobsen
 The chorus
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 Trio Op. 66 .....,.... Mendeissohn Allegro energico
 Andante cspressio
 Scherzo-Molto Allegro
 IinaIe--Allegro appassionato.
 The Mendelssohn Trio
 III. Lochinvar ,.....,..,... Hammond The chorus and Mir. Olmstead
 ". Elrgie (from trio in D, Minor ..,.......,............ Arensky Dance cop. 35 No, 2)-- ...................... Grieg Waltz (Op. 66 No. 8 -
 .....,.......... Tschaikowsly
 The Mcndelssohn Trio
 Y. Swing Along ............... Cook Bedouin Love Song .;...... Foote Shadow March ........, Protheroe
 The chorus sce Thy Horses Foaming Mane ......,............ Speaks Calm as the Night ........ Bohm The Wreck Of the Julie Plant"-- ....... ...........,,......' U HdTa
 Mir Olmstead
 VII VolEa Boat Song .... arr. by Gaui Altar of Truth ...-......... Mohr
 The chorus
 Following the concert dancing will be held in the high school gym 1asium.
 Mothers Day
 Tomorrow, Mothers Day" will be generally observed in the city, with special services in all Of the churches. A number of fraternal organizations will also hold special axercises either tomorrow or Mon Jay.
 sixteenth Anniversary The 1 9th anniversary of the Swed- sh Baptist church at l75 Goodwin street will be obsedved this evening md tomorrow with appropriate eX- rcises in the church. This even- ng at o'clock. q thanksgiving sery- cc will be held.
 Tomorrow morning at 9:So a. m., } short Mothers Day celebration will be held by the Bible school and It 10 o'clock the anniversary ser mon will be delivered by Dr, J. r. Of New Britain.
 At 3;&0 o'clock in the afternoon m anniversary service will be held.