New Britain herald., 1928-01-07

Trio-M. D. Casner, 80, piano: E.
 H. McCormich. '29, violin; R. N.
 Ryley. 80, flute.
 Jibers--First Bass W. M r.
 Sleichter, 80; Second Bass. H. B.
 Matthews. 'cS: First Tenor. l.. R.
 Thompson. '2s; Second Tenor, V. B. ! Harrison, '2S.
 Piano Soloist--M. D. Casner, 80.
 Mrs. William H. Hart entertained
 the members of Esther Stanley chapter, Daughters of the American
 Revolution, ,at her home on Hart street yesterday afternoon.
 Mrs. William P. Felt read a most delightful paper which she had pre- pared, the subject being "An Inter- esting Corner in Colonial Connecti- 1 cut" At the meeting preceding Mrs. Felt's paper. the following delegates and alternates were elected to at- /, tend the national congress in Wash ington the week of April 19: the regent, Mrs. Howard Parsons, as delegate, with Mrs. Harry Bates as her alternate; Mrs. William Booth, delegate, and Mrs. Laurence Mouat alternate for Mrs. Booth. Alternates Mrs. James H. Robinson, Mrs. F. Raymond Gilpatric, Mrs. William H. Judd, Mrs. John C. Loomis, Mrs. l.. Hoyt Pease and Mrs. Charles r. Chase.
 The delegates elected to attend the state meeting in Derby March 20 to 21, include Mrs. Howard Par sons, Mrs. Harry Bates. Mrs. Will liam Booth. Mrs. James Robinson. Mrs. Rufus N. Hemenway. Mrs. Will liam Brooks. Mrs. Orville Parker and Mrs. Frederick Benham.
 Following the meeting tea was served with Mrs. Frederick Searle and Miss Mry Whittlesey presiding at the table in the dining room, hich was attractive with crystal tree center piece and tall silver candle sticks. Mrs. James s. North poured at the table in the sun par 1 Those assisting with the serving were Mrs Maxwell Coe, Mrs. Will | lletlu Judpp INdSAloHu AA- patric. Mrs. Dudley Walker. Mrs. Robert Frisbie. Miss Katherine Swift and Miss Miriam Mouat. Miss Maude Royden will lecture on Tuesday cevning. January 10, at the Central Baptist church, Hart ford. Her subject will be, "Oli Phases and Old Truths"
 Miss Royden is England's fore most woman pra,cher She was i educated at Cheltenham Ladies Col l, lfge and at Lady Margaret Hall. OK ford. For three years she was as- sistant preacher at City Temple. Now shes is connected with the Guild House. Eccleston Square. Lon don. She has identified herself ac- lively with the suffrage cause. and has written for the women's move- ments as we'll as On religious sub jects.
 The Woman's Club will hold a meeting Tuesday afternoon at 5 o'clock in the chapel of the First Congregational church. Henry T. Burr of this city will speak on Schools and Critics Mrs. Emory Corbin will sing the following group of songs. Lullaby" by Cyril Scott: ''Conseils Nina" by J. E. Wekerlin: and Loves in My Heart" by Wood man Miss Gladys Day will accom- pany Mrs. CorDin on the piano. Refreshments will te served at the close of the meeting.
 The New Britain College club will be entertained at the home of Mrs. Louis J. Muller and Miss May loves at 161 Lincoln street on Monday eve- ming at o'clock. Mrs. Hallie Gel ! tart Reynolds of Hartford will give | an informal talk on her trip to the | Orient. She will display souvenirs 1 and pictures collected on the trip.
 New Britain branch. League of Women Voters. held a largely at tended meeting Tuesday evening at | the home of Mrs. George Loomis of | Grove Hill. The speaker Of the eve hing was Winslow Russell. who