New Britain herald., 1926-10-09

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 January 25, Civic day. Recent European Developments" James G. Mcdonald. chairman Of the ex- ecutiye board Of Foreign Policy association.
 February S. The Mob and the Movies" Dr. Louis K. Auspacker, New York.
 February 22. Guest night, First church chapel at eight o'clock. Colonial quartet of Hartford, Conn.
 March 8. Popular Psychology" Marcus White, courtesy lecture. March P. Annual meeting. Mu- sic by Mrs. Ruth Goodrich Horton. soprano; Herbert E. Anderson. vio- lin; Miss Frances ?. Parker. ac- companist.
 The officers for the year: Pres!- dent, Mrs. John (. Loomis: first vice-president, Mrs, Louis W. Young; second vice president. Miss Cornelia Chamberlain; recording secretary, Mrs. Alphonso Porter; corresponding secretary, Mrs. Orville Parker; treasurer. Mrs. William F. Parker: assistant treasurer, Mrs. Arthur Harrop; auditor Mrs. Louis s. Key nal. The directors are Miss Mabel Hubbard, Mrs. Laurence Mouat, Mrs. Buel B. Bassette, Mrs. Marcus White. Mrs. William Judd and Mrs. James Robinson.
 The following committees are in charge:
 Civic committee: Miss E. Gertrude Rogers, chairman; Mrs. Algernon B Alderson Miss Corinne Bacon, Mrs C. R. Barrows, Mrs. Harry NJ. Bates Mrs. William F., Diehl, Mrs. J. D. Hahn, Mrs. T. c. Kelly, Miss Eliza, beth Leghorn, Mrs. Isaac D. Russell Mrs. Harold T. Sloper. Mrs. Arthur ". Upson, Miss Laura E. Weible. Hospitality committee: Miss Jen. nie Vessel, chairman; Miss Mary Bingham, Mrs. Truman H. Bristoll Mrs. Howard J. Bruemmer. Mrs Arthur E. Gard, Mrs. Harry G Hancock, Mrs. Carl J. Hart, Mrs William 4. House, Mrs. M. L. Marsh Mrs. Harriet N. A1erwin, Mrs. E. N Humphrey. Mrs. Pardon c. Rick 1 ey, Miss Grace NJ. Swain. Press committee; Miss Olive J Lydall, chairman; Mrs. Henry T 1 Burr, Miss Ella A. Fallon, Mrs. Er nest NJ. Harwood. Mrs. Frederick A 1 Hart, Mrs. Lawrence C. Humason Mrs. Fred B. Hungerford, Mrs. B | D. Radcliffe, Mrs. Kenneth M. Searle Nominating committee: Mrs. Hen ry T. Burr, chairman; Mrs. Valen tine B. Chamberlain and Mrs George W. Traut.
 | Social committee: Mrs. Raymond Catlin. chairman; Mrs. Ernest E Baldwin. Mrs Edgar Carter, Mrs l Leon Dary, Mrs. William E. Fay Mrs. John Fellows, Mrs, Josepf Hance, Mrs. George Hildebrant, Mrs l Harold Ingraham. Mrs. Frederick w. Macomber, Mrs. Virgil Palmer Mrs. Harold M. Parsons, Mrs Charles E. Pratt, Mrs. Richarr Pritchard, Mrs. John Purney, Mrs Paul K. Rogers, Mrs. Charles F Swain, Mrs. Orlando Swift, Mrs Reuben Twitchell, Mrs. E. L. War ren, Mrs. Luther Williams,
 With Mrs Emile Andzulatis, pre- siding over the New Britain Musica club for another season, the activi ties give promise of much interes ar color. Six free public concert have been arranged to take place Il the school buildings in conjunction with the Parent Teachers associa ton meetings. In addition to thes the club will give four concert for it's active and associate members as well as two visiting artist con certs which are always open to tn public. The program for the season complete with one exception follows October 26 - Free concert In tn Israel Putnam school.
 November Ii - Free concert Il conjunction with Everyman's Biol Class, place to be selected.
 November IS - Concert unde the auspices of the Rotary club q the Burritt hotel.
 December 19 - Visiting artis concert by Mary Lewis, Americal singer.
 January II - Free public con i oor+ at inc Nathan Hale Junio 1 High school. ! February 6 - Scholarship bene fit concert. place to be selected.
 February 8 - Free public concer at the Central Junior High school March 1 - Free public concer at the new Lincoln school.
 March 20 - Visiting artists con cert, the Barrere Little Symphon' orchestra.
 April 5- Free public schoo concert at the Senior High school
 May 3 - Free public school con cert at the Camp school.
 Open date - Composition night postponed from last year,
 The many members in this Vicinlt' of Connecticut Chapter Daughter ! of Founders and Patriots Of Amerlc' will be glad 10 learn that m autumn historical meeting will b held on rilay, October 29th at tn ! shuttle Meadow club.
 Tho president, Miss Mary $. Whit tlcsey. has arranged q program O unusual Interest. The paper Of tn afternoon will he given by MS Florence $. Marcy Crofut of Hart ford who has chosen as her sub feet "A Great American Shrine ! Mrs. John Laillaw Buel. Natlona ! President will also speak on "Sig nlncanco of the Sesqui-centennial' ! A large attendance is expected.
 Many of the members of tho or ranlzation are planning to atten( i the exercises 10 he held in Phila dalphia the previous week Thursda! | tho Dist at the Indian Queen Inn