New Britain herald., 1928-04-14

lhent Collntl'lcr. who spared no tlne and effort in preparing an in- tercstinS pros -an. The young ladies making up the committee were:
 Miss Moe Mias1kowski, Miss Ccle Granasl. Miss role MichaloWski
 MISS Helen Eup, Miss Helen Symo- Icon and Miss lase Chotkowski.
 house meeting and social gath trIns ol the New Britain Musical club took place in the Business and
 Professional Womcn's club rooms
 Wednesday night. at which time an elaborate program Of music was q feature. Those participating were
 Albert kuhl. Niolinist, who with
 Mrs. f.nlllc Andzulatis at the piano rlay'd tn" Addgio from the Bruch concerto and an Egyptian dance by hrclsi"r; James Donahuc. baritone, with Miss Ruth Edna Schade at the piano, sang With Joy the Impatient 1unsbandman, from the "Se;seons" oratorio by Haydn. and the "Invic- Jus by Bruno Huhn: Lewis NJ, Nor rlson. Nlollnist. with Mrs. Andzulatis al the plano. played the Sonata No, D. Tn l. major, by Handel; Mrs. Kathleen Crowley Solomon. soprano, with Miss Schade at the piano, sang
 Lost Thou Know the Land" from "Mlenon," by Thomas, and "Ho, Mr. Piper, by Curran; Miss Schadc, so- pfdno, with Miss Florence Ruth
 ohlhlasonl at the piano, sang
 sprlns IS at the Door, by Roger oulller, "The Last Hour,' by A. Walter Kramer. and "Thc Faltcrjuc Dusk, by the same composer. Pres ld"nt Marcus II. f'lcitzcr of the club fold of the extensive preparations pel'lS made to make the scholarship 'und concert at tho Camp school auditorium on April 4. a notable artistic and social success. Dancing followed. The house meeting was lhe last of the season. the mex, jm- por1ant meeting being the annual gathering at which new officers will De elected and the policy for next year adopted. In addition, however. hcrc may be q send-otf party for Nr. and Mrs. Philip Schaicr of ftlstol. who will move 10 Chicago. mere Will also be spring outing to Lake Concamond. to the summer place of Leland Pierce. one Of the directors of inc club.
 An Educational meeting under the auspices of Teachers club will be held on Thursday, April 19. at the Camp school auditorium. The speak CTS Will be officials of the New Brit au school system. who will bring messages frof1 he recent Educa. t'onal Convention held at Boston. Massachusetts. The following will speak: Stanley II. Holmes, Miss Ella tallon. Louis r. SIade, William C. French. Harry Vessels. Miss Helen J. hunce and Miss Mary Campbell.
 A' the annIal meeting of the Business and Professional Womon's club held Tuesday evening, Miss '''"''r ''' - dN'iS. OlGcCtfCSS or nurses at the New Britain General hoSp'tal, was reelected president Other officers elected were: Vice president, Miss Clarissa Bentley. treasurer, Miss s. Helen Phil)ips. recording secretary, Miss Charlotte Symolan; corresponding sceetarv. Miss Mary Clifford; directors, Miss t'stelle Cuddy and Miss Ellen John son.
 The members will observe Guest Night Tuesday evening at the club house on High street There will be short m usical and interesting trav- fi talk with pictures Of the West, \ social hour will follow the pro- gram. Members of the Woman'y 1 t''lb arc cordially invited to be pres ant.
 The next meeting of the Noujnc- on Garden club will he held Thurs lay afternoon at the home Of Mrs. :. W. Bell in Newington Center.
 Mrs, George Green of kcnsington