New Britain herald., 1929-10-12

know of q member who has done so. The reading Of the articles and awarding of the prizes promises to be an exciting event Of the year.
 On December 3rd, Mrs Hugh D. Butler of Boston, Mass. will speak on. My Experience in Being Pre- scented at Court" What woman has not dreamed in her secret heart of being presented at the Court of St James? Mrs. Buffers audience will share with her the thrill Of that great occasion. She comes to us after eight years in London, where her husband was connected with the American Embassy.
 A Christmas Tea will be given on December 17th from three. to five o'clock. This is to be an Open Meet ing under the auspices Of the Civic Committee. Members are invited to bring Christmas gift for the Ch.l- dren's Home. On December 3'st, Miss Avery will conclude her lee ture on Current Events" in 0 re- turn engagement
 A Lecture Recital, "Women Friends in Shakespeare's Plays" will be given by Mrs. Forbes Rob ertson Hale and her daughter, Miss Sanchia Robertson. Mrs Hal" comes from England where she has had a successful career as an actress, she is widely known to American audi ences for her Shakcspcarean read. ings. Mrs. Hale and her daughter are now touring the British ISl"s with this program and will come to New Britain for 1heir club engage ment on January 14th.
 On January 28th, & K. I;atcliff" is to address the club on America Russia Britain, Three Rival Sys- tems." MT. Radcliffe comes from London where he writes for suca leading publications as, "Tho New Statesman" and "Thc Observer '' George Bernard Shaw concludes a letter full of generous praise for this speaker by saying, You may take 1t from me that $. K. Radcliffe is a first rate proposition as q lee turcr."
 Dr. Louis K, Anspachor will speak f on Fepruary 1lth on the subject Democracy and Responsibility | In contrast to the two preceding | numbers of British fame, Dr. Ans. pachcr has won recognition as ar | American orator, the product ot many years training in American | Universities He Is known both as al actor and playwright, thus bringing dramatic art to enrich his scholarly lectures.
 The musical event of the year takes place February 25th and is q | Guest Night. Maurice Marcchal, yio- | lincellist, of Paris, France, need. no introduction to the American mu. l sic-loving public. Miss Ethel Lucn. ing, soprano, has been engaged fol the vocal part of the program. She returns to us from several year, study abroad and concert debut ir Cologne, Germany. Miss Lucning i! under the auspices of the Naliona | Music League.
 The next meeting will be on MarCf | l1th when "Currcnt Events" by Mrs Grace Poole Of Broclston. Mass, wil be presented. The years calcndaI concludes with q luncheon at on' o'clock on March 25th at which An nual Reports will be read.
 Officers for t920-103O The officcrH for the ensuing yen are: President. Mrs. puell F. Bas
 sGtte; First President, Mrs. |
 Raymond GIlpatric; Second Vice
 President. Mrs. Alphonso F. Porter Recording Secretary, Mrs. Dougla A. Johnston; Corresponding Socrc tary, Mrs Edwin W. schultz; Treas urcr, Mrs. Arthur II. Harrop, As sistant Tra0snror Miss Esther F Stanley; Auditor. Mrs. Louis $. Roy nal. The directors arc: Mrs. Johl C. LOomis, Mrs. William r. Parker Mrs. Orvlllc Parker, Mrs. Harold NJ Parsons, Mra. Laurence Moual ana Mrs. Ray W, Beach.
 The following committees hay, been appointed:
 Civic Commit Miss Caroln' F. Hlllard chairman; Miss Ruth E Bristol Mrs Stanlcy NJ. Cooper Mrs. William IT, CroWcu. Mrs. LooI F. Dnry, Mrs. Clarence Derrick. Mrs George II. Dyson. Mrs Charles r
 Erickson. Mrs. Russell C. Germond Mrs. Alflcd D. IleuiDgcr, Mrs Ed ward A. ETolstcin, Mrs. Henry Hook or, Mrs. Frederic ". Latham. Mre Irving W. Mott Mrs. John Purncy Mrs, Maurice x. stanley, Misa Eve