New Britain herald., 1927-03-19

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 Mrs. Horton and Mr. Anderson.
 The open meeting of Emma Hart Willard chapter. Daughters of the American Revolution. which was held Thurs lay evening at the Ser lin CorSroEational church. was we'll attended hy local residents. Grant T. Wickwira of Ncw Haven and q former resident of Berlin. spoke on tho subject "Primiti,o Man. The address was illNsi rated throushou. and dealt with tho life Of the early stages of humanity
 A delightful program was given by 'ho Arcadia Quartet. assisted ny Ruth Bennett Linsay, Tue sday eve ming at the Camp school auditorium. The program was entirely devoted 10 the music of American composers. This concert was Eiyen under the auspices Of the Business and Frotcs- sional Women's club.
 The next meeting of the Woman s club Of Maple Hill will bo held Wednesday afternoon at 3:3n o'clock at the home Of Mrs. W. II. Fitzoll ot Robins av5nue. Mrs. l.. E. RaH- lord will have charge Of the Fash ion Show which will be the main feature Of the afternoons program, Mrs. E, B. Doane and Mrs. B. J. Hubert will assist tho hostess.
 The E'ude Musical club met Tues Gay evening at the home of Miss Irene Walsh. ll4 Carlton street. with Miss Ella sims, vice president of the organization. presiding. The program given by the members was G> follows:
 Piano solo. "Prelude and Tueue," by Bach, played by Warren Haio. Paper on Tannhauser, read by Miss sims,
 Vocal solo, Heaps of Roses" by Wtlloby, sung by Miss Walsh with Miss Gerr;sh al the piano,
 Violin solo, Vision" by Drdla, rendered by Miss Sims, with Mrs Sims accompanying on the piano. Monologu". "Nevah Min Miss Lucy" by Dunbar-Caroy, given by A. E. Bvardsley with Mrs. Sims al the piano.
 Mrs. Leslie Thompson. chairman of the board of cuthenics in New Haven, gay" an interesting talk Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Donald Bartlett before the Col l,go club.
 lIcr talk was one Of universal in- tcrcs,. as 1t brought out in" lack of { preparation and th" steps that edu- CltionalistS ar" taking to overcome this lack. in the education of the average college graduate. man or woman. in the science and art of home making and parcnthood.
 The commonwealth club will hold q meeting on "Wednesday evening. March @$. at the First Congregations al church chapel, Hemandra K. Eakhit will ha the speaker and he will talk on Western Civilization Through Hindu Eyes" The speake represented India at the World Con- ference on Education, held at san Fra ncisco in 1928 and is co-au' hor of book, The Folk Element In Hindu Culture.' He has been elected president of the Hindus'an Associa- ton Of America on two occasions and he Is at present the editor of the official organ of that organization
 The meeting will be preceded by q banquet at G:30 o'clock.
 One of tho most elaborate mus ical programs ever given at house meeting of the New Britain Musical club took place Monday evening, at the home of Mir, and Mrs. Marcus Floitzer. Coolidge street: and 1t was also one of the best attended house meetings in the clubs history. The program was in charge of the pres ident of the club. Mrs. Emile And zulatls Miss Ruth Schade gave an address upon American musical compositions, which was illustrated