New Britain herald., 1926-03-20

op. 35 No. , ......... Grieg
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 The Mendclssohn Trio
 Accompanists, Miss Tomassoni and Mrs. Andzulatis.
 The Woman's club of Maple Hill will hold it's next meeting Wednesday afternoon. March q, at 2:30 o'clock at the hon1e of Mrs. Douglas John Ston of Frederick street. Miss Gladys Fay and Mrs. Myrtle Van Veen will render piano and vocal selections and Mrs. Buel B. BasSette of New Brit ain will tell of her Mediterranean trip.
 The executive board of the club will give tho entertainers Q luncheon preceding the meeting at the home of Mrs. E. R. Proudman of Frederick street.
 On Friday evening, March o6, Ed. win Brush, magician and tllusionist will give an entertainment at the Central Junior High school auditor. inn under the auspices of the Par. 6ntS and Teachers association. The public is invited to attend and the entertainment is expected to be one ot inc most enjoyable presented this year.
 'G"ttinE Acquainted With Madse" was Inc title of a three-act comedy presented at the Congregational church parish house. Plainyille, Thursday evening. The play vaa given by the Young Peoples circle of the church and was for the bone- tlt, of the church calendars which tho society Is providing.
 The cast of characters was as fol- lows;
 Arthur Tilden ........ Lee Evans sam Forhush ...... John Madeley Randall Graham ... Wesley Schwab Frank Garner =. Raymond Schwab Harry Neville .,. Trafton Getchelf Burton ............. Loyal Smith pr. Ormesby Ridgevay ......
 ............... Harry Josephson Mrs. Alicia Ridgeway. Elsie Evans Nadge .............. Viola Spencer Jerry Saunders. Elizabeth Benjamin Aunt Minnie ... Florence Thompson Lizzie ...........,.. Rachel Smith
 Miss Margaret Peterson. elocution- ist of New Britain entertained be- tween the acts. Nellie Bixby, pian- isl, rendered Mendelssohn's "Rondo Capriccioso.
 Mrs. Charles Humphrey Rissell of Southington. was reelected state re- gent of the Connecticut Daughters of the American Revolution, at the close Friday afternoon Of the two- day session of the Thirty-third state conference.
 Other officers were elected as fol- lows; Miss Katherine Arnold Nettle- ton, of Derby, vice regent; Miss Mary Louise Pardee of Newton. recording secretary: Miss Alice Lee Coe of Winsted. corresponding sec retary; Miss Jennie Loomis of Wind sor, treasurer; Mrs, Mary B. Bishop Of Putnam, consulting registrar; Mrs, Laurence Mouat of New Brit ain, historian; Miss Jessie W. Hay den of East Hartford, librarian.
 The following were elected coun- cilors: Mrs. William P. Barber of West Hartford; Mrs. George A. Ash hey of Norwich: Mrs. Fred ". Wersebe of Washington: Mrs, Harry W. Hoyt of Danbury; Mrs. Charles Lincoln Taylor of Hartford, and Mrs. James K. Crofut of Simsbury.
 The bylaws Of the state organi- ration were amended to limit the holding of office to five consecutive years. Previously there had been no limit The bylaws were further amended, creating officers of paid secretary to the state treasurer; and assistant treasurer.
 The second day Of the meeting was confined principally 10 tho cleo ton of officers. and a continuation of the reports Of the state commit lee.
 At the annual meeting Of the Commonwealth club held at the I.