New Britain herald., 1926-03-06


 Flanagan has been coaching the cast for several weeks and q most finished production is expected. The complete program for the afternoon follows
 Orchestra Selections .. Burrtt Trio "Tor Distinguished Service" ,.., ..........,......F, C. Knox
 Cast of Characters Miss Katherine Burton ..,..,...
 ,........ Mrs. Kenneth Searlc Mrs. Jim Harding, otherwise Ann Mrs. Frederick W. Porter Mary Mrs F. Raymond Gilpatrick Vocal Selections a. Cuba .............,La La Forge b. Pine Tree Salter T. Serenade .,,...........Nc NcIin 1. naffodils a-BloTing German | Ruth Goodrich Horton. Soprano "Columhinc" .........,...,..,... Collin Campbell Clements
 Cast of Characters Minnie .............M Mrs. C., l.. Wilson Sally ...... Mrs. Edward Lancaster
 Vocal Selections
 q. Nightingale of Lincoln's Inn
 .....,..,...,..... Oliver h. City Child ..,....... Stanford c. The Au&Wfr .....,... Terry Ruth Goodrich Horton. soprano Dust of The Road ...........,
 Kenneth Sawyer Goodman
 Cast of Characters Peter Steel Mrs. George NJ. Flanagan Prudence Steel .......'..''....
 .....M Mrs. Frederick A. Hart An Old Man Miss Ruth Bristol The Tramp Mrs. William Fay Orchestra Selections . Burritt Trio Stage Manager Miss Mabel Hibhard Mrs, Olive J. Ingraham Properties
 .......... Mrs. John Fellows Pianist Miss Gladys Day Director Mrs, George M. Flanagan
 
 The Wonlans Home Missionary society of tho South Congregational church held an all day sewing meet ing yesterday at the church. Lunch con was served at noon.
 Principal Harry Vessels Of th" Elihu Burritt school will address q meeting of the Parents and Teachers Association of the Lincoln street school on Tuesday evening. March 9th. His subject will he "Th" Junior High School Mrs. Elizabeth Wichwtre Mrs, Edna Shaw Damon, Mrs. RussaI' Gold and Mrs, Elmer w. Stearns were in charge of the benefit bridge uhich the members of the Emma Hart Willard chapter, Daughters Of the American Revolution gave Fri day afternoon In the Grange hall in Berlin. There were 2h tables playing and prizes were awarded at each.
 Tie Woman's rlnh Of Maple Hill nill have an all day sewing meeting on Wednesday. March 10th in aid of the Now Rritain General hospital Mrs. Richard IIulhert will open her home on Stuart street for the occa- sion and she will be assisted by Mrs, Leonard Fox. Mrs. T, L. Monier' Mrs Matilda Nordstrom and Mrs. E. B. Proudman. Luncheon will be served at noon.
 The Monday afternoon Current Events class of Berlin met this week a, the home of Mrs. George Prem tice of Worthington Ridge. Miss Elizabeth Wickvire discussed the entrance of the United States into the World Court, the Mexican situa- ton and the bills being considered by congress. In addition to this she gave an interesting review Of Thom- as R. Marshall's book of Recollec- tions.
 The next meeting will take place March 18th at the home of Mrs, Samuel 4. Fiske.
 
 Mrs Frank R. Woods opened her home on Hudson street in Berltr Wednesday afternoon 10 a meeting Of the Woman's Missionary society Of the Berlin Congregational church. Mrs. Russell Gold gave a discussion Of the first chapter on the now hook, Latin America"
 
 The Connecticut Dartmouth asso. ciation will hold its annual banauet