New Britain herald., 1929-03-16
CLUB EVENTS
Berlin D. A. R. to Meet Thursday College Club At Mrs. Pease's.

If present plans for the American Legion shows are as successful as the committee has reason to nope they may be, 1t is expected that an almost professional performance VIII be given by our talented amateurs Mrs. Arthur Kimball has been help full in aiding Sturman Dyson whose chief duty was to furnish a chorus. beautiful and graceful. Through their efforts twenty-five young ma irons and unmarried girls have been commandeered for the Pinafore chorus. Rehearsals start next Tues day night and the girls look forward to an exciting three weeks time. hob nobbing with the character cast and the stage directors. To date the chorus includes Miss Maxine Hart. Mrs. Stanley Hart, Mrs. Donald Me- Milan, Miss Corinne Goodwin. Mrs. sturman Dyson, Mrs. Roswell Moore. Mrs. Jack Whitaker. Mrs. George Boil, Mrs. Bret Neece, Mrs. George Colt, Miss Ruby Andrews, Mrs. Lu- clan Stevens. Miss Beatrice Reynal, Mrs. Gerald Walker, Mrs. Harold Peck, Mrs. Allen Bristoll, Mrs. Joseph Walton, Mrs. Bennett Hubbard, Mrs. Howard Bruemmer, Miss Zurich Wachter. Mrs. Emory Corbin. Mrs. Earl Van Buskirk. Mrs. Stanley Cooper, Miss Virginia Humphrey. and Mrs. Donald Gaffney.
 Emma Hart Willard chapter, of Berlin, Daughters of the American Revolution, will hold meeting Thursday afternoon, March q. at the home of Mrs. Russell S. Gold on Worthington Ridge. Mrs. T. C. Hodgson will read paper on the poet, James Gates Percival, and Mrs Gold will give selections from Percival's poems. There will be musical program in charge of Mrs. Edna s. Damon.
 The following delegates have been elected to attend the state confer Wednesday are: Regent, Miss Caro- line K. Savage; Mrs. Sidney M. Cowles. Mrs. Leland w. Gwatkin and Mrs Russell s. Gold. The alternates are: Mrs. Ernest w. Mildrum, Mrs. Edna s. Damon, Mrs. Robert T. Chapman and Mrs. Elmer w. Stearns.
 Mr. and Mrs Herbert Woods, 45 Harrison street, will be the hosts on Tuesday evening to the New Britain Musical club at its monthly house meeting. A novel feature of the gathering will be thrill talk" in which all members will be asked to join in relating the greatest musical thrill they ever experienced.
 The musical program will include songs by Ruth Schade Smedey with Lolia Littlehales at the piano: songs by John Lindsay. baritone: violin selections by Marcus H. Fleitzer, with Mrs. Emile Andzulatis of New York at the piano, and probably piano solos by Charles A. Johnson. Mrs. Smedley will also discuss cur- rent events. Several odd bits of mu- scal information will be presented. there will be question and answer period, and finally refreshments.
 Mrs. l.. Hoyt Pease of Lexington street opened her home Monday evening to meeting of the College club.
 The all day sewing meeting held Wednesday by the Woman's club of Maple Hill at the home of Mrs. c. K. Spring on Thompson street was we'll attended. The work committee in charge of the sewing reported that nearly a hundred articles were made for the New Britain General hospital and 72 bags for the Chill dren's home. At noon a delightful luncheon was served by the com mittee, consisting of Mrs. NJ. Nord- strom, Mrs. F. B. Proudman. Mrs. N. E. Mann and Mrs. T. L. Monier
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