New Britain herald., 1926-01-16

 and pattison concert given under the direction Of the New Britain Musical club In the Capitol theatre tomorroY afternoon a large and l representative audience Is assured. Both musicians are famous for their | tvo plano concerts, giving a pro. gram of gay, witty, cprightly num- | bers, refreshing and novel. A deliL htful nu CT which these | pianists have been featuring Is a tarantelle called, The Fishwives ot Procida." by Raff. According to Mir Pattison. he ard Mir. Maier chose the piece because of its deliciously unconscious humor The tarantele, although l'ght subject matter, is composed In the grand, old-fashion- ed. pompous manner--typical of tho virtuoso writing of its period. AL most stupenCous In proportion, it rushes along in a rapid and brilliant torrent Of sounds, ard these artists make of 1t a gargantuan piece of hu- nor,
 Their complete program for to- morrow follows:
 Sonata in R Flat Major. .. Clement
 Allegro, Minuetto, Allegro Motto Six 'Liebeslieder" Values .... l ............., Brahms-Maier Fantasia and Fuge In A Minor.
 ,....... Bach Bauer
 II.
 Variations on q Theme of Haydn
 .,........ ....,........, 1ranlnS Coronation Scene from Boris
 Godounof" Moussorgsky- Pattison Valse .....,,,,.,..... Arensky Puppazzetti---
 D. b. TsasHsss Rsrosuss ........ cassl,a C. Polka
 Tears ..,.,,........ Rachmaninoff The Beautiful Blue Danube" Waltzes ..,..,.. Strauss -Chasins Miss Freda Carlson of Linwood street, who is to enter the Nurses Training school at the New Britain General hospital February 1. was the guest of ho, 1T Monday evening at the Aetna House on Pennington ave 'nue, Hartford when Miss Louise Lucian al Miss Mary Butler were the hostesses.
 Miss Beatrice Reynal entertained at cards Friday evening at the homt of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis \ Reynal of Lexington street, | Miss Milda Andzulats, daughter c
 Mrs. Emile Andzulatis of Chestnn , street, will entertain at bridge thl evening at her home for her hous IF guest, Miss Constance Farnham o # Waterbury, On Sunday Miss Andzu 4 latis will take her guest to tn t' Maier- -Pattison concert,
 l. Mrs. John H. Trumbull of Plain l vile was the guest of honor at tn 'N bridge party given yesterday after II noon at the Hartford club by tn J. ways and means committee and tn ld unite of the Hartford Women's clu G of which Mrs. H. J. Montgomery
 chairman. at which 400 member on were present. Refreshments Uer J. served during the afternoon by MT V. Henry S. Sturtevant, Mrs. F. $. Mor !, rison, Mrs, Seth Hadficld, Mrs. A. W :, Belden, Mrs. Charles E. PoindeXte !" Mrs. Edward c. Banfleld, Mrs. Fred
 erick c. Bill, Mrs, Henry Wilkinson
 Mrs. Theodore Dickerson and Mr. ,p H. J. Montgomery.
 70 Mrs. Sherwood Berger entertaine 'u three tables at cards at her home O r. Corbin avenue Monday afternoon fo e Miss Katheryn Swift, daughter ( ! Mir, and Mrs. Orlando Swift of LiI lo coin street, who has left to spen
 the remainder of the winter in th
 south. The prizes were awarded h. Miss Harriet Reynal. Miss Marjor ~, Baldwin and Mrs. Lucien Stevens Ie Mrs. William Rowland entertain as ed a few friends at her home c op Lincoln road Friday afternoon. ''i Mir. and Mrs. John A. Andrew 'e, entertained at dinner at their hon
 on Lincoln road Thursday evenin
 afterward taking their guests to Il oe Lions club frolic-
 pS Mrs. Edward H. Christ was t re- hostess to the Alpha Alpha alumn ,W meeting at her home on Coolid ,,a street Tuesday afternoon. Cards we 70 played and the prize went to MI
 Eunice Humphrey.