New Britain herald., 1926-04-17
Signe Peterson

s. Violin
 (a) Nocturn in F. flat ....... .......... Chopin -Sarasa c
 (b) Mazourka ....,... Zarazycki 9. Chorus
 Song of the Vikings F. Tanning Wennerberg Male Chorns Rev. Abel Ahlquist, rh, D., was director of the chorus, Another interesting concert which brought forth a large attendance of music lovers was the concert of or gan music at St. Johns German l Lutheran church on Thursday eve ming. Professor Joseph C. Bccbo was the organist and he was assisted by Mrs. Horace Hancock. soprano, Miss Ruth Schade, contralto and Miss Gladys Haigis, reader. The program 1 follows:-
 1 q. Allegro Macstoso e Minor)
 ................. Lulli
 Ii. Song of Sunshine. Die"hmanu c. Judex ...........,... Guonod
 Mir Reche
 2 a. Die Forello ........ Schubert
 b. Wanderers Nachtlicd Schubert
 c. Gretchen am Spinnradc
 ................ Schubert
 Mrs. Hancock
 , q. Der Gruenc Hut ..,Schnmann
 b. Wonn ich in doinc Augcn sch
 Schumann
 c. Der Schmiod .......,. Brahms q. Der ErlkooniE ...... Schubert Miss Shade
 4 Madame Butterfly =. Dcia9cc
 Miss IIaigis
 5 Duets
 a. still vie die Nacht .... Go"tzt
 b. Tutti Flor. Madame Butterfly
 ...,............. PucCln
 Mrs. Hancock and Miss Schade !G Six choralc Preludes q. Es ist cin Ros cntsprungen .. .....,..,,,... hranIn' b. Schmuecko dich. o licbe Socl" ..............., Brahms c. Hcrlich thut mich crfre0en ..................... Brahm q. Els ist das Heil ...,.. Bac) Q. Ich ruF zn Dir ........ Nacl f. Icut' triunIphio Gott"s Sohn ................ Bac' Beobc ' a. Sing 10 me, sing ...... Home b. Night ...........,.., I}roWl c. Songs my Mother taught mo I1,crn | ,..''.''' I'NOl "i Mrs. Hancock s Al the photographers .... Cook' Miss Haigis g q. Come 10 the Fair .... Marttr b. Little picl'onanny Kid Guior c. April, my April ..... Milligal Miss Schade 10 q. Arla ,............' Tlorodl' b. Evening Song ...... Schumanr c. March CD major) .. Iemmcn Mir. Beebe
 
 Miss Anna FoberE, a teacher II the Monroe street school was elect ed president Of the Business am Professional Womcn'S club at th' annual meeting held on Tuesday eve ming in the club house on Soul High street. Others elected 10 of flee were vice president, Maudo, F. Travcr: recording secretary. Ellel Johnson; corresponding secretary Doris Wolfe; trcasuror, Helen Phil lips; directors, Marion Campbell and Hannah Scott.
 Miss Foberg was presented with club pin by Miss Annc Nave, re itiring president. A bouquet of swcc ! peas was received from a group o friends of the new president. Mis- Mawc was presented with a pas presidents pin by Miss Mildre \ Weld on behalf of the club. Miss Foberg has been an activ member of the club ever since was organized. She was chairma a of the ways and means committo N last year and also chairman Of th a publicity committee of the stat S federation of business and proles H sional womens clubs. Thc annual report shows mon % bership on April l Of 155 womel A All bills arc paid and the club ha H balance In ifs treasury. Th H building and scholarship funds sho E substantial increases. .. % & Tho regular meeting of the New $ ington League of Women Notol
 was held Tuesday afternoon nt tf N home of Miss Mary C. Wells. s s Mrs. Frank l.. Wilcox opened ht $ homo on WorthinEton Ridge Frida