New Britain herald., 1929-11-16

1 bert. Mrs. Robert B. Doane. Mrs. A. | M. Brown. Mrs, F. D. O'Meara. Miss
 Harriet Wells Miss Elsie McAuley
 Mrs. J. II. Robinson. Miss Mac 1 Booth, Mrs. Charles Swain. Mrs. F.
 II. Clark, Mrs. William II. Booth, 1 Mrs Howard Bruemmer. Mrs. Ar ] thur kinball. Mrs. Ernest W. Christ l Mrs Reid Derrick. Mrs. Fred I.ath- am. Mrs. William $. Montague, Mrs. William L. Parker, Mrs C. II. Dis | brow, Mrs. Logan Page. Mrs. Oscar Erickson. Mrs. C. r. Scott. Mrs. A. C. Sundberg and Mrs. A. E. Gard. Thc first meeting Of the Junior Hadassah Literary club will be held Thursday evening al o'clock at the | nome Of Miss Ida Waskowitz Of Lin- coin street, "Thc Unknown Sane tuary,' by Rabbi Atme Palltere will be the book reviewed. and discus sion will be led by Rabbi Jesse Schwartz.
 FortN-thrce momhcrs and ~u, ,s of the New Britain Musical club :t- tended the hous" greeting at the home Of Mir and Mrs. ]. <. Kennedy. Corbin avenue. Tuesday night. The interest Of this large gathering was whetted by the presentation of an attractive musical program. which included soprano numbers by Mrs. F. J. Carney, a new member of the club. Mrs. Carney, the posessor of Well-traincd voice Of brilliant tex ture. made most pronounced i'm pression. With the assistance of Miss Jean NandersliCc at the piano she sang Eissi d'artc from Puccini's Tosca, CarO Mic Ben by Giordanj the Robin song hy White. and When I Was Seventeen. a Swedish folk song arranged by A.tWaltor Kramer. At a second appearance she sang Nocturnc, hy John Prindl" Scott, with a background of luscious harmony provided by Marcus II, Fletcher. violin; Richard White, cello. and Miss Nanderslice at the piano.
 Another musical offering of note wah the playing of Mozarts sonata in A major for violin and piano, given by Herbert r.. Anderson and Theron w. Hart, This number in two movements. received the artis- tic presentation anticipated from these two accomplished performers.
 Israel Rosenberg. appearing after a rehearsal of the Mems Choral club, pleaded that ho required some thing easy to Timber up his fingers before taCklinG his main COntrlhu- ton at the keyboard. He thus play ed the familiar Iiszt Lobestraum in \ flat, giving a masterly interDrota- tion. His next was the oXactinE Polichinolla by Rachmaninoff 10 which he lent spirit. color and bril- liant tochnic. To these he added q study by CoNC0no.
 James Donahuc. baritone. despite illness in his family. made q short appearance &s promised the pro- gram chairman. giving the PrOlOEU" from raGli9rci by Looncavallo and an encore. Mrs. Ruth Schadc Smed- ley accompanied him at the piano.
 Lending variety 10 the program Of music was reading by Mrs, Law renee Edwardson. who gave The River Of Stars by Alfred Moves. It's dramatic values were well reflected by the reader.
 Herbert & Woods, president of the club. stated that the first public concert at the Rurritt would prob ably take place on sunday, Decem- Der i5.
 Alpha chapter of the Beta Mu sorority held a bridge at the Elmer soil studio on Monday evening The rooms were decorated in orange and blue. the COlors of the sorority. About 70 guests were present, The prizes went to Miss Agnes replaw, Miss Virginia TaWlers Mrs. Z. ]. | IJIIy Mrs t' CrOWlCV Mrs w l