New Britain herald., 1928-03-31
on Emmons Place Wednesday morn- ing. Mrs: Kitchlet's subject was The Congress of the World"

on Emmons Place Wednesday morn-
 ing. Mrs: Kitchlet's subject was "The Congress of the World"
 St. Elmo lodge, No. el, Knights Of Pythias. celebrated its fifty-eighth anniversary Wednesday evening with a banquet and dance at the Burritt hotel About two hundred guests were present. Emil Heimberser's orchestra furnished the music. A most interesting address was gwen by Dr. Alfred Lawrence Hall Quest to members of the New Brit ain Teachers club on Thursday aft ernoon. His scholarly talk empha- sized by pleasing personality gay. to the tcacheds a most inspiring message on the glorfication of life through self-knowledge. 4 sug- sested list of books was given for additional reading. Miss Mildred Weld. president of the club intro- duced the speaker to a large audi ence in attendance.
 4 capacity audience attended the first public concert held under the auspices of the Parents and Teach CTS association and New Britain Musical club in the auditorium of the new Lincoln school on Steele street last Tuesday evening.
 Preceding the concert an oppor- tunity was given for those. present to inspect the new building.
 The numbers were announced by Miss Ruth F.. schade with appropri- ate remarks concerning each one.
 The program consisted of sclec- tions by the Orpheus Instrumental Quartet, composed of Marcus II. Fleitzer. violin; Harold Stedman, flute: Walter Occupin cello; and Charles A. Johnson. piano Mr. Johnson favoring with piano solos, contralto solos by Mrs. Jane Sartoris Futile, baritone solos by John A. Lindsay and violin solos by Adolph Sundell
 Every number was cnthusiastical- ly received by the audience and George Hahn, composer of the last selection, The Woods at Dusk" was obliged to acknowledge storm of applause given him at the close of the program
 The General Court and D. X. F. Congress will be held in Washing ton on Thursday. April 12. at the Hotel Washington, Pennsylvania avenue and 18th street.
 There will be a morning session at 10 o'clock. afternoon session at 2:SO and the evening at S o'clock. An informal reception will follow the latter session.
 Among the delegates Of the Con- nocticut Chapter planning to attend are the following: Mrs. C. E. Bol- mer. Mrs. F. A. Strong, Miss Emcl- inc X. Street and Miss Susan Nor cross State President Miss Mary S Whittlosey of this city and State Nice-President, Miss Florence s. Nj. Crofut.
 Cn WeuncSdaN afternoon. the WO- mans club of Maple Hill held it's regular meeting at the home of Mrs. i w. J. Sorrow on Sequin street. 1 Child Welfare" was the subject Of ! the afternoon and also Of a talk | given by Mrs Earle V. Fomeroy of Now Britain. Mrs. Clifford D. Per | l.ins of Hartford. chairman of the Connecticut Girl Scouts spoke on scouting and Mrs. Jane Barker. nu- triton expert of New Britain spoke ! of the work among the undernour- ishcd children in that city Several i vocal selections were given by Miss Airline Root.
 Assisting Mrs. Sorrow were Mrs. l J. T. Hart. Mrs. F. F. Hitchcock and Mrs. George C. Comstock. Mrs. Hart and Mrs. A, s. Grant poured.
 The seventh annual Hartford ,avalry horse show will be given by 1 he Hartford Cavalry Horse Show as- 'oclation, Inc, at the Cavalry ar nory in West Hartford. Thursday, Friday and Saturday, May 3, and ,. according to the announcement made today by the executive com- nittee. This committee. appointed at he annual meeting 10 serve for the 1ura ton of the show. is composed ,f Lieut.. Col. J. If. kclso Davis, Col 'nel Richard J. Goodman. Captain