New Britain herald., 1928-12-15

the association. Mrs. 6loper was unanimously elected. Nrs. Smith was elected to fill the unexpirsd tsrn of Mrs. Qopsr e . member of the board of directors.
 MrA Georee T. Ki1mball. trsasur- CT. reported for the finance commit. tee. Mrs. Robert ". Parsons report ed for tho nurset comUittee. NrG William P. Parker presented the statistical report for the We'll Baby conference work during the past month. ..
 Rose Ferdman. constant nurss h charge at the We'll Baby Confer. ences. gave . brief report Of the work as it is carried on in the sta- tions. describing the work of the volunteers aud the doctor and the nureses. '
 Marry Lockwood, office Inanassr. describing her work in the Visiting Nurse association, once. and com- pared the local organization with several other Waiting Nurse aaso- ciations which she has visited dur. ing the past two months. In par ticular she said she had noted that each organization was baaing its standards of work on the recon. mendations of the National Organi. zation for Public Health Nursing.
 The members present were: Mrs. Stanley T. Goss, Mrs. Robert M. Parsons. Mrs James B. Thomson. Mrs. George T. Kimball. Mrs. Val entine B. Chamberlain. Mrs. Rufus N. Hemenway. MrA Patrick F. Me- Donough. Mrs. Charles B. Parsons. Mrs. William E. Parker, Mrs. Ever ett B. Proudman and Mrs. Andrew J. Sloper.
 The Woman's club held its annual Guest Day" at the First Church chapel on Tuesday afternoon. Profess sor Walter Scott Perry of Brook lyn. New York. was the speaker, coming to the club through the courtesy of Mrs. Elisha H. Cooper, Professor Perry has been director of the School of Fine and Applied Arts. Pratt Institute. since its organiza- ton.
 Professor Perry illustrated his ad- dress, American Painting with many slides of great paintings the originals of which may be seen in the museums throughout America.
 Following the lecture. afternoon tea was served to the club members and their guests. with Mrs. Edmund Warren and Mrs William A. House presiding at the tea table. attractive. ly arranged in holiday colors. Mrs. Frank D. Smith was hostess, assisted by Mrs. Charles w. Lee. Mrs. Bern ard s. Dickerson, Mrs. Laurie B. Banford and Mrs. Alvin R. Lamb.
 A house meeting of the New Brit ain Musical club was held Tuesday evening at the home of Miss Flor ence Tommasoni and Miss Josephine Tommasoni on Grand street.
 Marcus Fleitzer. president of the club. presided at the business meet ing and also told the members that Adolph Sundell. who was named to the Kate A. Stanley scholarship last spring, and who is now a student at the New York school of Musical Art, is a leader in his class His work is excellent and the teachers are more than pleased with the in- terest and effort he is displaying in , his work.
 Following the meeting . musical program was given by George Hahn. pianist, Theron Hart, pianist, Albert Kuehl, violinist. and James Donahue. baritone. Miss Ruth gchade gave Current Events" news and com- ments on the world of music, and Miss Jean Vanderslice read a paper on John Field.
 The Connecticut Valley club of the University of Notrc Dame an- nounces it's annual Christmas formal dance 10 be held at the Hotel Bond, Hartford. on Friday evening. De. cember 2s. Dancing will be held . from ten until two o'clock to music by Emil Heinberger and Hotel Bond orchestra.
 Emma Hart Willard chapter Daughters of the American Revolu- tion. held a meeting Thursday after. : noon in the parlors Of the Berlin Congregational church. The host esses were Mrs. William Shepard
 Mrs. Carrie Riley and Mrs. Harold upson.
 There was a Christmas tree fot Ellis Island and the state president nf ho I>i1i~ 1S1a,d onvyo