New Britain herald., 1928-04-21
CLUB EVENTS Clubs Hold Meetings - College Club Sponsors Dramatics.

ans club of Maple Hill will be held Wednesday afternoon at the Blue Plate Tea room, Hartford. at 1 o'clock. Following the luncheon there will be reports of the years work given by the committees of the club. and the election Of off cers. The committee in charge of the luncheon are Mrs. A. P. White. Mrs. T. L. Monier and Mrs. c. K. Spring.
 The NevinEtcn Garden club met Thursday afternoon at the home Of Mrs. E. W. Bell. Mre. George Green Of kensington gave an interesting and helpful talk on the early spring flowers Of the garden. Mr. Bell was assisted by Mrs. Jesse stebbins and Mrs. Woodruff.
 Guest night at the Business and Professional Women's club Tuesday night proved an enjoya ble event for sixty persons and was featured by a musical program furnished by members of the Etude Musical club. The program vas as follows: w. olin solos. "Old Refrain" by Kreis- Ter and Chant" by White. played by Ralph Gidlund, with Madeline Gerrish at the piano. Piano solos. "Erotikon," by Jensen and "valse "Parisienne." by Shut, played by Charles A. Johnson. Soprano solos with violin obligato. Happy Days" by Strickland. and Not Under. stood" by Carrie Jacobs Bond. play ed by Edna Sims. with Mrs Robert Sims a, the piano. Trio for three violins and piano, "Gypsie Dance" by Mohr. given by Edna Sims, Ralph Gidlund and Rose Meltzer. violinists, with Mrs. Sims at the piano. Violin soloA Tn . Monastery Garden" by kettleby and "Gavotte." by Steven, played by Rose Meltzer with Edna Sims at the piano.
 An illustrated travel talk on Alas. ka and Labrador was given by Charles Nadot, which was much en- loyed. Refreshments followed.
 The fifth annual banquet of the Landers Girls club u being held this evening 1. the Burritt hotel with about 200 girls present. A roast chicken dinner will be served, followed by a program of songs and sketches The Trinity Bucchanalian orchestra will furnish music for dancing.
 The ball room of the hotel has been transformed by the decorating committee into . workable flower garden for the occasion, forming one of the most artistically carried out decorative schemes shown in the city this year. The motif is an early summer garden. Artificial but terflies hover about, suspended in mid air by invisible wires, fluttering in a most life-like manner as the wires vibrate. A profusion of flowers and orchid and green crepe paper adorn the tables and corners of the room. The diners will wear paper caps of the same colors.
 The toastmistress for the evening is Elaine Wright: song leader. Ger trude Paulson; pianist, Fay LeMay
 The officers of the club are as follows: President, Slime Peterson; vice president, Lillian Josephson: recording secretary. Jean Drayer: financial secretary. Jerry Curtin: treasurer. Bessie Shine.
 The committees in charge are:
 Decorating: Elaine Wright, chair man; Anna Murray, Yadge Chotow- ski. Evelyn Swanson. Sophie Klinz- man, Delphine Malona, Grace Sor- row, Viola Gunther. Margaret Ja- cobs, Sally Bayiock. Helen Drank.
 Song committee: Mabel Hough, chairman: Dellie Young, Louise Firnhaber. Fay LeMay, Anna Mur- ray, Esther Mattsen.
 Entertainment: committee: Signe Peterson, chairman: Gertrude Paul son. Helen Lynch.
 Flowers: Mollie Farrell.
 Miss Helen M. Stone, q member or the Central Junior High school faculty. was elected president of the New Britain Teachers club at q meeting held in the club rooms in the Walnut Hill school Wednesday afternoon. Miss Agnes M. Finneran of the Senior High school, was elect ed Nce-prestdent. Miss Mary A. Campbell. principal of the Elihu Burritt school. vas elected secretary to succeed Miss Stone and William J. Hurley was chosen 10 succeed Harry Wersels aa treasurer. He is science teacher at the Central Junior High school.
 The Emerson College club Of Hartford will present three one-act plays under the auspices of the New Britain College club Wednesday night. April :5. in the auditorium of the Camp school for the benefit Of the Scholarship fund. Mrs. George