New Britain herald., 1927-10-29

April 25. Annual meeting. lunch con reports and election Of officers. June. Community picnic. Hostess ses: Mrs. H, II, Howard and mem bers of the executive board.
 There will be three card parties, one in November, in charge of Mrs E. J. Hubert, one in January in charge of Mrs. L. B. Banford and one in March in charge of Mrs. L. L. Harding.
 The list of officers and commit tees for the coming season follow: President, Mrs. Everett B. Proud man; president, Mrs. Douglas secretary, Mrs. r. B. Rau: treasurer, Mrs. H. H. Howard.
 Standing committees: member ship, Mrs, J. T. Powell, chairman, Mrs. Jonathan T. Hart, Mrs. NJ. Nordstrom; flower, Mrs. L. L. Hard ing, chairman, and Mrs. II. E. An derson: press Mrs. G. k. Spring: program, members Of the executive board; music. Mrs. l.. kinsley. chairman, Mrs. F.. +. Hitchcock and Mrs. T. l.. Monier.
 Special committees: civic Mrs. A . ! P. White. chairman, Mrs. H. F.. An ! derson, Mrs. l.. B. Banford: nomi- hating. Mrs. R, B. Doane chairman. Mrs. T. H. Cogswell, Mrs. J. H. Latham; federation news, Mrs. E. F. Hitchcock.
 The seventh annual convention of the Connecticut League of Women i Voters will be held in Waterbury. November Sth, 9th and 10th. David Lawrence, editor of the United States Daily" and the writer Of the Washington Dispatch" is to speak on National Political Issues" at d dinner the first evening of the con- Nertion. A luncheon on Wednesday at which Harrison Elliott Of New York will speak on Truth Through Discussicn' and q gala finance luncheon on Thursday will conclude the convention. All of these affairs
 
 though tho Mattatuck Historical so- Ciety will be the general convention headquarters where the business sessions will be held. Mrs. Harry & Co, is president of the Waterbury league which will be hostess to the delegates. Miss Edith Chase is general chairman Of arrangements. Among those representing the New Britain chapter Of the state league are the president. Mrs. Buel B. Bas- sette. Mrs. Arthur Kimball, Mrs. James Robinson, Mrs. Richard White, Miss Alice Pearce, Mrs. John H. kirkham, Mrs. George Loomis. Mrs. John c. Loomis, Mrs. l.. D. Kelsey. Mrs. George IT. Cryne and Mrs. Stanley Cooper who is secre- tary of the executive board Of the State League of Women Voters.
 Thirty active members of the New Britain Musical club were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Kennedy, 5S Vance street, Wednesday evening.
 The topic discussed was "Contem- porary Music" and George Hahn, chairman of the program commit tee, was in charge. The musical program consisted of a piano solo by Warren Hale, who played Tn the Night" by Ernest Bloch. II was one of the pieces Mir. Hale played in New York recently when winning a scholarship at the Guilmont Organ school. Miss Ruth Schade sang three songs by Richard Strauss, in cluding the widely known All Souls Day" Mir Hahn accompanying at the piano. From a French musical publication. Mir. Hahn brought forth highly appreciated novelty. the first composition of Chopin. written and published in Warsaw, when the composer was as yet a youth. It was polonaise of naive simplicity, not rem otely suggesting the later Chopin AS a representative American orches tral masterpiece, Ernest Scheling's "A Victory Ball" was given via the