New Britain herald., 1926-04-03
Social lNews
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state Normal school. The program will be given by Charles A. John son and Warren Hale, pianists, and George Wcstorman, violinlst The assisting sololst will he Ruth Good rich Horton, soprano, All tho ar lists arc well known in local must cal circles for thoir work as mem bers Of the New Britain Musical club.
 The program follows; Violin and piano
 Sonata in D Major .,,,.., Handel Adagio
 Allegro
 I.arghctto
 Allegro
 Mir. Wcstcrman Mir. Johnson Songs for soprano
 a, Tho Years al the spring ...
 ...,...,,,.,,....... Beach b. Carc solvc CAtlanta'D ..,
 ....,..,,........, Handel
 Mrs, Horton
 Mir. Hale at the piano
 III Piano
 q. Gayotte in n ,.. Bach Mason b. Pan "Pastorale" ..... Goddard C. Rigandon ,.,.,......,,, Run
 Mir Hale
 " Violin
 a. CaTatina .,............. Ran b. German Dance ..,.....,,..
 ........... Van Dittersdorf c. Nocturne in F fiat ....,...
 .......... Chopin Sarasatc Mir. Westerman
 Mir, Johnson at the piano
 V Songs for soprano
 a. Lilac Time ........ Willcby b, The Answer ,......... Terry
 Mrs, Horton
 Mir. Hale at the plano Two pianos
 B. Air de Ballet ...., Masscnet b. Le Soir ......... Chaminade Le Matin ..........
 Miss Norma Began is being as sisted by Mrs. M A. Kinsela, Miss Margaret Perkins, Miss Agnes F'innegan, Mrs. Donald Bartlett, Miss Frances Ferguson, Mrs. Frank Zwick Miss Regina Connor and Miss Gladys Day to complete the necessary plans for the entertain which the Emerson college girls will give in the Camp school audi torium on the evening of Monday, April 19. The program of enter tainment is being given under the auspices of the New Britain College club to raise q sum Of money in aid of their scholarship fund, In addition to the Emerson college girls. the Senior High school or chestra will also feature on the program which is 70 be as follows; High school orchestra Poor Old Jim, a humorous sketch
 of everyday life
 Emerson college girls Gongs
 The Blackblrds' Roundclay Sing. Sing. Birds on the Wing
 Mary Frances Brady
 " The Mnuet, dramatic play of the
 French Revolution
 Emerson College girls Selections
 High school orchestra
 
 The Woman's Club of Plainyille will meet Wednesday afternoon April 7th at the home Of Mrs. Jo- snph \. Mckernan. A paper on per sonal glmpses Of India. written by Mrs. Harry Adams of Calcutta, India will be read by Mrs. Charles r Spalding.
 Mrs. James North Of Sunnyledg, will open her home next Friday afternoon to a meeting of the Esthe, Stanley chapter. Daughters of tn, American Revolution,
 The executive committee of thr Connecticut Women's Golf assoCia, ton met at the Lawn club, New Ha, ven. Tuesday. Mrs, Burnside Wins low presided. Members of tho com mtttee are: Mrs, VI. J. Lawlcr O Waterbury vice -preSident; Mrs George C. Soeley Of New Haven, soc retary and treasurer; Mrs. WondcI q. Reycrott of Bridgeport, Mrs. A Raymond Ellis Of Westmoore Farm Flagg road, West Hartford and Mrs H, W. House of Pennington. Plani for the coming season were discuss cd.
 A meeting Of Emma Hart Wilar, chapter Daughters of the American Revolution. was held Thursday aft ernoon at the home of Miss Mar, Atwater Of Worthington Ridge. Tn, meeting was largely attended ant those present heard with great inter eAL a talh pN 1ldllL l. N lthNl V Berlin on "A Walk Through Conncc ticut With a GeoloEist." About 2 members were present.
 Recent experiments, indicate tha hlrds have sense Of taste. thoug' not acute.