New Britain herald., 1929-10-19
CLUB EVENTS
College Club to Meet Woman's Club Holds Luncheon Party Tuesday.

Plans for Halloween dance have been made by the Polish Junior league. The affair, which will be masquerade, will be held at Norden's bungalow at 8 o'clock. October 30, opening the leagues social season. Those who are in charge are: Chairman, Mrs. B. A. Grzvbowski Miss Helen Stempien, Miss Mae Meskosky, Miss Celia Michalowski Miss Wanda Chotkowski, Mrs. Mar tin Stempien and Miss Anne Koz- loski.
 Mrs. Harry Bates, Mrs. John q Loomis, Mrs. Laurence Mouat Mrs frederlck searle, Miss Mary Whit tiesey, Mrs. James Robinson, Mrs. William E. Parker and Mrs. Parker w. tairbank, attended the thirtv- sixth state meeting of the Connec- ticut Daughters of the American Revolution in Norwich on Thursday
 The New Britain club has made announcement of their annual fall tournament. playing contract bridge. These games will take place on five consecutive Thursday evenings be- ginning October "A, and ending on November 2l. The tournament will start at 8 o'clock in teams of two each player retaining the same partner through the entire five nights of play.
 Plans have been completed for the Halloween dance Of the Phi Sigma sorority which will be held at Club Worthy H Is in Hartford on the evening of October 24. Dancing will be enjoyed from until l o'clock.
 The patronesses will be Miss Katherine Griffin and Miss Elizabeth Macintosh, members of the Senior high school faculty.
 The Junior ITadassah gave a gypsy party and bridge Tuesday evening at the United Hall. Fortunes were told' refreshments were served and a great percentage of those present LOOK part In the bridge games.
 Following is the list of hostesses; Miss Bessie Dubowy, Miss Jewel Le vim Miss Lillian Yankowitz, Miss Sophe Ginsbarg, Miss Marcclla, Gins berg, Miss Frances Belkin, Miss Rosalind Rirnbaum, Miss Annette Abrahamson. Miss Eunce Komiss and Miss Sylvia Adler.
 Miss Elsye Gourson and Miss Rose swarsky entertained with vocal solos.
 At the seasons first house meet ing of the New Britain Musical Club. held at the home of MT and Mrs. Burton II. Phelps. Pennington ave hue, Plainville, Tuesday evening, a program of high merit was given, with Miss Lois Phelps, hostess to the club. contributing four riano numbers with masterlv style and velocity. The program as given was.
 Violin
 .N' i'o '''.''. ............ Bach Nolhhhce .............. Svcndscn
 Violin Solos 1toiiiahce ''.'..'......... SycndSon
 J. George Westerman, Theron w. Hart at the piano.
 Piano solos
 Caprice from "Alceste" ballet
 .......,...... Gluck- Saint Seens Scherzo in B minor ..... Chopin
 Miss Lois Phelps.
 Contralto solos My Heart Ever Faithful , Bach Alufhpcr Song ,....... GreChaninoff , O Thou Billowy Harvest Fields
 '................ Rachmaninoff l At the Forge .......... Brahms !!
 Mrs. Jane Sartori Futile.
 Violin and vocal solos The Lover Sings .... Hart
 MT. Westcrman and Philip Mag | nuson. tenor.
 Piano solos
 Au Bord dune Source .... Liszt | Liebestod, from Triston und Isolde
 '.............. Wagner Liszt 1
 Miss Phelps.
 The song by Theron w. Hart was new having just been issued from the publishers this week and was given for the first time at this 
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