New Britain herald., 1929-12-07


 nal; cotumes. Mrs. George Bodley; stage manager, L. Ekwurtzel; pro- gram, Miss Dorothy Betts; electri- clan, Leslie Golf: music, Leland | Pierce; mistress of auditorium, Mrs Pardon C. Hickey.
 l The Womans' club of New Brit ain held it's meeting on Tuesday aft ernoon at 2:S0 o'clock at the Ma sonic Temple. Mrs. Hugh D. Butler was the speaker and her topic was, My Experiences on Being Pre- scented at Court" The afternoon was reported to have been a very inter- esting and delightful one.
 The Sunshine society held a meet i ing at the South church on Monday afternoon, with Mrs. George Corbin 1 presiding. Reports in regard to the society's work for Thanksgiving i, were read. Final arrangements for the Christmas work. will be made at the next meeting to be held on December 16 with Mrs. Edward Ferree.
 Mrs. John Murray, q Hartford newspaper woman, spoke to tia members of the Junior College club at their meeting on Thursday aft ernoon at the Senior high school. Mrs. Murray's topic was, "The Value of College Education in Journalism and Advertising." The Junior College club has had some interesting speakers at their meet ings, and more enthusiasm has been shown by the members this semester than in the semesters preceding.
 Mrs. Clarence F, Bennett of For est street, gave an interesting talk at the '. w. z. A. on Tuesday eve- ming, on two current events. The subjects were. The Harnessing of the Ohio River,' and "The Wall Street Panic" Mrs. Bennett also re- viewed two books Hans Frost" by Hugh Walpole, and, "A Victorian Idyl-Life of Robert and Elizabeth Barrett Browning" by David Loth A play. now starring Otis Skinner "One Hundred Years Old," was also reviewed.
 Following the regular meeting oi the Landers' Girls club on Tuesday evening. at the Universal club house on East Main street, Miss Huda Swanson of Hart Terrace. showed several reels of motion pictures taken by her during her extensive trip abroad this summer. Scenes in cluded, Italy, France, SwtzerlG.nd Germany, and Sweden. Miss Swan. son drove her own car while il | Europe.
 The Landers Girls and the Uni. versal clubs will hold their annua bridge on Monday at the Y. M T A. and E. hall. About 100 tables are 1 expected to be filled. Miss Lillian Larson and Harry Kiernan arc il charge.
 A house meeting of the New Brit ain Musical club will be held Tues day evening at the home of Miss l Frances r. Parker on Curtis street for which q program Of music iS being prepared. Mrs. William II Barsch, violinist. will play a group 0 solos with Theron w. Hart at the plano. These will include composl. uons by saint Saens, Beethoven ant Wieniawski. It will be Mrs. Barsch first appearance before the club and she will follow this with a pub lie appearance at the club concert q the Burrtt hotel the following Sun day afternoon.
 A unique number at :heLTuesdal house meeting will be d duet for two sopranos, to be sung by Mrs. How. ard E. Horton and Mrs. r. J Carney. The former will sing { number of solos, and in addition ar ensemble number with others par. ticipating, including George Wester. man, violinist, is being prepared. A short exposition of some of the work. of Scriabine will be given and as { final tribute to the muse of harmon, MT. Hart is prepared to contribute piano solos.
 An eXhibit of paintings, etchings Autographs, charcoals, and pastcls by modern artists is now in progrcs. in the art studio on Cedar street The exhibit which began on Thurs day will last until the end of the present month, and contains abou 50 original works of the modcrI artists. These objets dart will D, shown In the Modern Museum il New York city prior to a showin; in the Metropolitan art museum Among those whose works are ol view, are the artists. Pop" Hart Max Weber. Oldfield. RockWcl Kent. Peggy Bacon. Goldsworth Walt Kuhn. Earnest Ficnc, Walko Witz and John Carol