New Britain herald., 1927-03-19
SociiQlNews
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Those who will participate in the
 program are the Mcndelssohn trio,
 which will play a trio and several
 single numbers; Miss Florence Tom
 massoni, pianist, who will play
 sonata: Mrs Horton, who will sing
 several folk songs to which Beetho-
 yen wrote an accompaniment for
 string and piano trio: Marcus Fleit
 ger, who will offer selections from
 the vast violin literature of the
 composer; and John Lindsay, bari
 tone, who will sing several Beetho.
 Ven vocal solos. Complete details
 Of the program will b. announced
 later The Mendelssohn Trio is composed of Herbert E. Anderson,
 yiolnist; Roy Futile, 'cellist, and Theron W. Hart. pianist.
 The songs 10 be sung by Mrs. Horton come in the form ot novel,
 ties, having been almost forgotten.
 They were found in an old edition of Beethoven's works. Few musi- clans were aware that Beethoven wrote these elaborate trio accom-. pauimonts 10 folk melodies. The concert will be free 10 the public.
 The Connecticut Alumni associa- ton of the Castle School al Tarry- town n-the-Hudson will hold q luncheon Wednesday, March 2S, at
 aE Nj. is,ro of West Main street. with Mrs. Vivian and Mrs. Randolph Eddy Of Waterbury as the hostesses. Henry Pclton, son Of Mir. and Mrs. Ernest pclton Of Forest street sill entertain several members of the younger school set at dinner and
 dancing at the Shuttle Meadow club on the night Of Saturday, April ?, when the annual cabaret entertain nent is to be given.
 Mrs. Gardner Weld entertained q few friends at dinner Tuesday eve- ming for Miss Helen O'Connor Of Washington. D. c. Miss O'Connor is the house guest of Mrs. Johnstone Vance of Monroe street. Mrs. George Corbin entertained the members of her card club Mon
 day afternoon at her home on Lex ington street.
 Mrs. Ernest Christ gave a card party at her home on Ton Acre Road Thursday afternoon when sine entertained six tables at auction. The
 prizes went to Mrs. William Judd, Mrs. Charles Swain and Mrs. Ed Hard Christ.
 Mrs. Mortimer Rhodes Of Berlin
 has sent out cards for a luncheon
 bridge to be given at her home on Monday March 2s.
 Mir. and Mrs. Elwood Baecher will entertain a cards at their home on
 Grove Hill this evening.
 The directors Of the Visiting
 Nurse association, president, Mrs lIrncs: smith, entertained the active nurses of the association at dinner, Wednesday, evening. at the home Of Mrs. Harry Bates Of Russell street. A thcator party at the strand fol- lowed.
 Mrs. Bret Eeecc gave delight ful bridge party Wednesday after
 noon at her home on Corbin avenue, when she entertained thirty friends
 at cards and tea. Spring flowers
 were used to decorate and St. Pat lcks day colors prcdominated in the bridge accessories. The prizes
 went to Mrs. John Whitteker, Miss
 Beatrice Ecynal, Miss Virginia Le- | land and Mrs. Harold M. Parsons. | Mrs. Howard Bruemmer. Mrs. George Colt. Mrs. John Pclletier and
 Miss Harriet Rcynal assisted with i the serving.
 , On Friday afternoon Mrs. Charles
 Merwin gave a lovely card party at i her home on Vrumbull street. There
 were seven tables of auction and the prizes went to Mrs Bennett Hubbard, | Miss Margaret Middlcmas and Mrs.
 Ellis Bcardslcy. Miss Ruby Andrews and Miss Marjorie Baldwin assisted
 with the serving.
 Miss Ruby Anderson gave din- ner party followed by cards at her home on Lincoln street last Satur- 1 day night
 Mrs. Emory Corbin entertained few friends at luncheon and cards at her homo on West Main street,
 Tuesday afternoon. Mrs George Boli- won the prize.
 Mrs. Laurence Humason enter taincd at dinner and cards at her home on Liberty street Wednesday evening. The bridge prizes were awarded to Mir. and Mrs. Harrison
 T. Bristol.
 | Mrs. and Mrs. John c. Loomis are 10 give a very novel party at their home on Lincoln Road this
 evening when they entertain sixteen ] friends at a Hard Time party The 1 guests will come in costume. i
 ! Miss Grace Swain Of Forest street 1 gave q small bridge party at her | home last Friday afternoon. The