New Britain herald., 1927-02-12
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(Continued from Page Three) street, entertained on Wednesday evening in compliment to Mrs. A. Klavans of Norfolk Virginia, who is visiting friends in town. There were two tables of bridge. the prize was won by Mrs. Edward Lyons. The program of the concert to be given by Marie Sundelius, famed opera singer, and the Wennerberg and Bach choruses at tho Capitol theater Sunday afternoon has been announced. Mme. sundelius will appear in several groups Of songs. the two choruses will make several appearances, and at the close will combine. Rev Dr. Abel A Ahlquist. director of the Wennerberg chorus and Prof Per Olsson, director of the Bach chorus, will share the conduc- tors dias.
 Among Mme Sundelius' offerings will be a group of Swedish songs, a group of American songs, and bril- liant selection from the Italian school. Among her songs will be one by Critics. The complete pro- gram follows:
 (a) De Swenske ......... Korling tb) Muntra Musikanter ... Riccius
 Wennerberg Male Chorus
 Conducted by Dr. Ahlquist)
 Caste Diva-Aria from Norma"
 ......,...,...... Bellini
 III
 (a)Jungfrun Click at Killan ....
 ....... Swedish Folk Song tb) Pehr Spelman .......,.
 .... Swedish Folk Song Co Visa ........ Peterson Berger (d) bet Driver en Dug -, Sjogren (e) Silkesko Over Gylden Eaest
 ................ Flklund
 Mime. Marie Sundelius
 Miss Marion Simms, Accompanist
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 (b) Og Jeg Vii Ha'e Mig En
 f1JtlltllSHJdbT toOutT
 Wennerberg Male Chorus
 Conducted by Prof Olsson)
 V
 (a) By a Lovely Forest Pathway
 ...,. .............. Critics (b) Song of the Palanquin Bearers
 ..... Sud" (c) She Stands There Smiling ..
 LleuT pdiiCt td) My Lover He Comes on the Ski ................ Clough-Leiter
 VI
 Sc Saran Rose ............. Arditi
 Mime. Marie Sundelius (a) Spin! Spin! ........... Jungst (b) Viking Song .. Coleridge-Taylor e Wennerberg Male Chorus
 Directed by Dr. Ahlquis)
 The Valentine social and playlet Miss Hitty's Valentine" given last evening at St. Joseph's parish hall under the auspices of the Children of Mary, was largely attended.
 The playlet was of the semi-hu- morous type and was aply presented by the following young women: Miss Loretta King, Miss Nellie Ryan, Miss Josephine Conrad, Miss Elsie Anthony and Miss Rose King. Rev. John J. Keane was the director.
 Preceding the sketch and between the scenes Miss Marguerite Kenney and Miss Irene Sullivan played a piano duet, March Militaire." They were accompanied by Joseph Demor- at on the violin. Later Miss Ken ney and Mir. Demorat rendered "Valse Bleue" and "Minuet in e. All of these numbers were we'll re- ceived by the audience.
 Following the entertainment, bridge. whist and 45 were played and several handsome prizes award ed.
 The auditorium was prettily decor ated for the occasion in red, white and blue, and Valentine motifs.
 The annual midyear formal at Connecticut Agricultural College was held last night in Hawley Armory at Storrs LeRoy J. Begley, '2S, of New Britain. chairman of the executive committee in charge of arrange ments led the grand march with Miss Elizabeth Bartle of Lakevlle. A tea dance will be held this after noon in the Armory and this evening The Show Off" will be presented by the State College Players under the direction of Professor Howard A. Seckerson, head of the English de- partment of the college.
 Miss Jean Irving, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. S. W. Irving of LenoX Place; Miss Miriam North of Berlin, and Miss Margaret Root of East Berlin, are attending the festivities.