New Britain herald., 1928-03-10
CLUB EVENTS
Annual Meeting of Con- monwealth Club--Grenfell Lecture.

The annual meeting of the Com monwealth club will be held Tues day evening at the South Congrega- tional church chapel with a hanqeut at 6:3O o'clock
 The speaker will be Robert Parker Miles. who will discuss the subject "Tallow Dips" a lecture drawn from experiences gained in two trips around the world. pr. Miles is also well known writer.
 Members of the Amphion club of the Senior High school will present Pals First" Friday evening, March 23, in the school auditorium.
 The New Britain Musical club gave the third concert of the season ! Wednesday evening at the Camp school auditorium. Liza Lehmann's s famed song cycle. "A Persian Gar den," was the feature of the evening. The song cycle was sung by the
 
 al church, consisting of Mrs. Howard F. Horton. soprano; Mrs. Jane S. Futile contralto; Philip C. Magnu- son, tenor: and John A. Lindsay, baritone. Theron w. Hart was the pianist during the presentation, and Miss Ruth E. Schade gave short description of the cycle.
 The program also included an un- usual combination, consisting of flute cello and piano, these instruments being played by Harold G. Stedman, Miss Margaret w. Perkins and Miss Gertrude Hina.
 Piano solos were given by Miss Ethel Prior. supervisor of music at the state normal school.
 Professor Grace Macleod of Teachers College. Columbia Univer- sity, New York. spoke before the Woman's club Tuesday afternoon, using for her topic Food Facts What Use Should Re Made Of Them"
 After the meeting an open dis cussion was held and many questions We're asked Of Miss Macleod.
 The regular monthly meeting Of Katherine Gaylord chapter. D. A. R.. of Bristol, was held yesterday after noon at the home of Mrs. Arthur C. Hitchcock of Woodland street, Bristol. Mrs. John Russ of Shelton. chairman on foreign relations, was the speaker.
 An all day sewing meeting will be held by the Woman's club of Maple Hill for the New Britain General hospital, next "Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Frank B. Rau on Rob bins avenue. Mrs. Rau will be as sisted by Mrs. T. l.. Monier, Mrs M. Nordstrom, Mrs E. R. Proudman and Mrs. M. J. Shonts. Luncheon will be served at noon. Mrs. Clarence F. Bennett reviewed the two books, Trader Horn and Gods Trombones." Wednesday eve ming at her Current Events class et the Y. w. C. A. She also described the play, The Good Hope She spoke on prohibition and the presi- dential candidates, and William T. Cosgrove, president Of the Irish Free State This lecture concludes a series, extending throughout the winter.
 I Sir Wilfred Thomson Grcrfell NJ. D., K. C. NJ. G., known as 'Ih' Labrador Doctor" will lecture un der the auspices of the Central Con. grecational club of Connecticut or Tuesday evening. at 7:45 o'clock II the First Conere gational church The lecture will be illustrated wit' moving pictures and colored stere opticon slides depicting the life l! the far north.'
 Sir Grcnfell is the founder ant superintendent of the lnternationa Grenfell association. q non-sectarla n humanitarian medical mission to tht fisher folk Of Newfoundland and La brador.
 While visiting in New Britain, Sil Wilfred and Lady Grenfell will b. the guests of Reverend and Mrs Theodore A. Greene at the Firs Church parsonage on Lexington street.
 The Emma Hart Willard chapter Daughters of American Revolution will meet Friday afternoon at th' home Of Mrs. k. O. Clark In Eas Berlin. The program announces { historical paper by Mrs. Levin ant q musical hour.
 Howard Bruemmer will meet th, members of the entertainment com mittee of the Shuttle Meadow clu' at the club house. Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
 The Ladies Auxiliary of the Boys Club entertained at a social ant dance in honor of the members O the Boston Boys Club basket bal team in the club gymnasium las Tuesday evening. During the eve ming games were played, including