New Britain herald., 1928-03-17

lee: social. Mrs. w. B. Montague.
 The club voted life membership To the retiring president, Buell. E. Bassette. Mrs. Bassette and Mrs. W. E. Montague. The speaker of the evening was Robert Parker Miles. who spoke on ''Tallow Dips"
 Emma Hart Willard chapter. Daughters Of the American Revolu- ton. met al the home Of Mrs. Robert O. Clark in East Berlin Thursday afternoon. Mrs. W. Levin read a his torical paper. There was also a musical program.
 Plans were made for the April meeting which will be given in the form of luncheon. The committee in charge is composed Of Mrs E. O. Shjerden. Mrs. Damon and Mrs. Phelps,
 The annual meeting cf the New ington Garden club will be held Thursday afternoon at the home Of -hi N' o' N StetpIItS ot New llSl0D Center.
 Mrs Howard Parsons, Miss Mary Whttlesey, Mrs. Laurence Mouat. Mrs, Rufus N. Hemenway, Mrs. Will liam Booth and Mrs Frederick Renham will attend the state meet ing of the D. A. R.. held in Derby on Tuesday and "Wednesday of next week, IS delegates from Esther stanley chapter.
 Mrs. John c. Loomis will be host 'Ss to members or the New Britain college club Monday evening at her home or Lincoln street. A musical program will be the feature of the evening with Mir and Mrs. John Lindsay taking part.
 Tn" next house meeting oi the New Britain Musical club will take place Wednesday evening af th., home of Mrs. W 4. House. tf5 Adams street, where Miss Mar -aret Perkins will entertain thy club. It will be q miscellaneous program and numerous musical numbers have h".n listed
 The executive board ot the New Britain Musical club met Thursdav evening at the home oi Marcus II Fleitzer, president Of tho club. and decided 10 make tn. remaining con- cert of the Camp school auditorium series one intended to aid the Kat A. stanley scholarship fund. l. was 'he intention of the late patron Of music 10 assist in providing an an- nual scholarship for some young and deserving New Britain music stu dent. The club will ,ontinue to follow this intention, if possible. From the scholarship fund last year there is approximately Sl00 remain ing. and it is reCessaryto raise con- slderably more to put on the same kind or contest as was the case last year, when George Westerman. vio- linist, won q years tuition in New York. The final concert will talk" place on April "i and spirited ef-
  fort will be made 10 interest all for me7 associate members and friends of the club in this deserving cause.
 An organization will be formed and officers chosen tomorrow for tn. new community orchestra form cd in this city last week from the nucleus of the former New Britain Musical club orchestra. A name will also be chosen. Per OlsSon. leader of the orchestra. is desirous of mak- ing a community enterprise Of the widest possible scope. with the highest possible standards. an or cheStra representative of the best in- strumental musicianship in the city. A committee has been formed from the Lions club 10 aid in attaining this object. The music being studied at the moment includes the Peer Gynt suite Of Grieg and the Unfin- ished Symphony of Schubert. After tomorrow is il probable that the orchestra will meet on Monday nights and in q hall to be deter mined.