New Britain herald., 1926-05-04

Mers, Miss Anna Nelson, Mrs. Emily Porter Baker, Miss Loretta 8IcKeon, Miss Phyllis Senning. Mrs. Mary Carbo Lardncr and Mrs. Margaret Erwin Carbo. The Misses Dorothy Wright, Ruth Stromfors, Elizabeth Gugerty and Doris Baldwin will take care of the small section reserved for those who gave subscriptions.
 It Is suggested that those plan- ming to attend the musicale be in their seats before the opening greet ing by the president, Mrs. Griffith. People will not he seated during the playing of the numbers.
 The program for the evening fol- lows:
 Mrs, Emile Andzulatis ,.... Piano Miss liza r. Harvey ...... Piano Miss Margaret Perkins Vio1oncoIlo Mrs. Philip B. Smaller ,... Soprano Mr. Howard Y. Stearns .... Violin
 Greeting, Mrs. Florence Griffith, president Kensington League of Wo- men Voters.
 Part I. Andante Aeligioso ...-....-. Thome Mlnuot ......,........s.., Mozart Bourrce ...........,..... Bach
 Mrs. Andzulatis, Mir. Stcarns
 Miss Perkins Love Is the Wind .... MacFaydcn Boat Song ........ Harriet Ware Spirit Flower .... Campbell Tipton
 Mrs. Philip Shailor
 Mrs. Andzulatis at the piano. Erotikon Op. 10, No. .
 >........,.....,.. Emil Sjorgren Reveil dcs Fees, Op. 41--
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 Emil Prudent Nocturne Op. 4S, No. l -. Chopin
 Miss Ilga F. Harvey Romance ......,.:....,, Marshuer Gayotte ,.......,.. Pacho Finale from Trio in G ..,. Hadyn
 Mrs. Andzulatis, Mr. Stearns,
 Miss Perkins.
 Part II.
 Address. 'The Crippled Child" by Miss Constance Leigh, superin- endent of Newington Home for Children.
 Address, "A Million Dollars Leg station for Children" by Miss Adele Murray. subscriptions-Children of Public chools, Miss Mary Griswold, Mrs. Herbert Knox Smith, NIr. $. Chase 'oale, Mr Angelo NJ. Paoncssa, MT. Pardon c. Hickey, Mrs. Pardon C. 1 {ickey, Friend, Dr. William Mor- issey, Mr. William 1Iangan, MT. William Donneily, N1r. Henry Don i elly. Mrs. Amelia Green, MT. George iriswold Mir. B. r. Caffney, $. Helen 1 'hillips, Mr. George P. Hart, MT. P. '. McDonough, MT. s. M. Davidson, | Ir. George L. Prentice, Mir. E. A. Iawley MT. George Levitt, MT. 1 ohn Carbo, A1r. William Farley. | IT.. Charles Lewis, Mir. Robert o. lark, Miss Mary Noonan. MT. A. J. eventual, Mr. George Demos, Mr. | .harles r. Smith, Adele Murray, Mr. | ames c. Moody and Mr. George ! tyson.
 Miss Murray today issued the fol- owing statement Of appreciation: To the pupils and teachers of the ublic schools of the town of Berlin: "I am expressing my personal and | rateful thanks to you each, and to | ou as q. group, for your warmly i uman interest and generosity, as , ell SIS for the splendid spirit ot CO., peration in the appeal made for the hildren who are so sadly handl- lpped in their bodies as to be really rippled for life.
 Ut is our obligation to help care 1r them; your generous giving ana our willing service is q finely worth nile example to the community nd to the state as well. 'Who ceas- , to give, no longer has; who has Iways gives and We feel proud Of le boys and girls, who have prov 1 their sensitive understanding Of le broader and finer meaning Of wing.
 q express to you also the appre- ative acknowledgement of the ensington League of Women Not- 's-
 And I close with my Health to ,u and to your homes in Q very enuine feeling of gratitude.
 ADELE D. MURRAY,
 Director"
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