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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-26
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WITH the permission of siegfried
Wagner, son of the illustrious
Richard Wagner, Julia Z. SchellinR,
distinguished music pedagog Of this
city. will 60 to Bayreuth, Germany, this
Summer for the purpose Of interpreting
in English the music-dramas Of the
Wagner Festival Of 1880. Miss Schell-
ing is the sister Of Ernest Schelling.
American composer and pianist.
comprising ''DaS RI1ingold," "Die wall
kure." "Siegfrfd;" ''ootterdamneE-
fal," ..sl,.
In the morning before each perform
Ance Miss Schelling will tell In English
the story of the coming music drama
with musical interpretations.
These will be the first lectures ever
given in English on WagneriAn operas
interest TO music pilgrims from both
England and America.
Warren f. johnson will give an organ
recital at the Church of the Pilgrims
at 7:30 O'Clock this evening. He will
play q Cesar Franck program Of the
dante" from "Pie-s symplioniques and
Final" .@- -. i
The Congress Heights Glee Club, Eii-
genia L. Slattery, director. made its
third appearance this season Mt q
Parent-Teacher Association meeting
early this month. The club member
ship includes children chosen from the
seventh and eighth grades. ~
Ruby Potter, well known young So
prano here, was guest solotst at Hood
College, Frederick. Md. recently, when
the glee club of the college gave q pro-
gram. Enthusiasm was shown and two
encores demanded. MRS. Potter sang
Russian songs principally. Louis a.
Potter, pianist and organist, was Mrs.
Potters' accompanies. qy dt
The Chevy Chase Chanters recently
sang several selections during intermis-
sion of three-act comedy given by the
Chevy Chase Community Center. The
Clnanters were entertained last Monday
at the home Of A. J. walker, where the
held. A committee was selected to
make plans for the Spring production.
Two guests were entertained, Dr.. ROlun
and Mr.. Colt.
Mabelle New Williams, vioinist and
soprano. who has recently come to
washington, will be featured In the
program OF the Federation Of Women's
Clubs at the Roosevelt tomorrow morn
ing She will be accompanied at the
piano by Buelah Beverly Chambers.
Miss Williams has concertized ex-.
tensively throughout the United States,
taught violin in the San Antonio Col
lege of Music, San Antonio. Tex, and
for the past six years has directed and
managed school OF music In Fayette-
vile, N. G. ~
Miss williams has q studio at 1910
Continued on Sixth Page.) !,
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SCHUBERT CHORAL CLUB
Tomorrow.

The Schubert Choral Club has issued
cards for its second evening program
Of music, to be given in the gold room
of the La Fayette Hotel tomorrow at
$50 pm. Mrs. Apolline M. Blair of
Boston, guest conductor, will lead the
club. Mrs. Emily @. Dickinson, regu-
lar conductor, and Greta Won Bayer,
pianist, will be accompanies. Guest
soloiSts viii be Richard Lorleberg, vio-
loncellist. and Alma Kitchell, contralto,
of New York city.
The club number 40 members. The
first concert was given most success
fully last Spring. Cards are issued for
this event, rs the ball room is fairly
small, and the audience therefore must
be limited.
The choral selections include unusual
numbers. There viii be "Salutation, -"
Gaines: THE Night" Schubert, with
cello accompaniment; Trees" Ras-
bach-HarriS; '"The Perfect Hour" Pol
dowski; "Nightfsll in Granada" Bueno;
THE Three Singers" Tours; "I'm So
Glad Trouble Don't Last Away" Dett,
and sweet Little Girl and the Quaint
Squeegee," Warner.
Mrs Kitchell will sing 20 Mo Fer.
nando," from Donizettis ia Favorita";
"Estrellita.' La Forge: 'Bendemerr's
Stream" Garry, and Love Is Mer-
chant" Carew.
Mr.. Lorleberg will play Romance, I"
Granados: "Canto AMBROSE" Samar-
tini-Elman, and Guitar" Moszkowski.
NEW YORK ORCHESTRA--Tuesday.
The Philharmonic Symphony Society
of New York. in its second orchestral
concert Of the season for Washington,
introduces conductor new to Wash
ington in Bernardino Molinari. He will
conduct Tuesday at 4:45 pm. at Con-
Stitution Hail. This is the second con-
ductor to be heard with the Philhar-
monte Orchestra, the first having been
Williem Mengelberg. This third concert,
March 4, viii be conducted by Toscanini.
Molinari's program opens with the
Mozart overture to Don Giovanni Cor
Don Juan" as the German Opera pre-
sented IT.. Beethoven's Fourth Sym
phony In B Flat" is to follow. After
the tntcrmission, the italian nodernist,
Malipiero, viii be represented by his
lie Paus del Silenzio," followed by an
exSSrDt from Casella'S La Clara" for
which Dan Gridley, tenor, is soloist
Wagner's famous ride Of the Walkyrs"
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DR.. Wolfe Lectures Friday
On Nine Bach Cantatas

DR. j. FRED WOLFE, director Of the
Bach Choir of Bethlehem; Pa, for
recital for the Friday Morning Club
this Friday at IL am, in Barker Hall
Of the Y. w. c. A. headquarters.
DR.. Wolfe is recognized as one of the
finest authorities on and interpreters of
the music Of Johann Sebastian Bach.
The Bach festivals given late each
Spring in Bethlehem by the Bach Choir
are world famous.
Twice previously has DR.. Wolfe given
lecture recitals in Washington for this
club. This time his subject will be the
nine cantatas Of Bach, which are to be
sung at the festival this year in addi-
ton to the "B Minor Mass"
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Organ Recital Tomorrow.

4 RECITAL Of organ music win be
given tomorrow at S:l5 pm. at st.
Johns Church, Lafayette square, T.
Guy Lucas. the organfst,. Will give a
short talk IN the choir room preceding
the recital, at o'clock, on the subject
Of the program.
Mr.. Lucas viii be assisted In this
program by Margaret Randolph Muse,
who viii sing Bach's Signing, Weeping"
and Cesar FTanek's 20 Lord, Most
Holy"
The organ numbers viii include works
by Bach, Parry, Arensky, Brahms, Karg-
Ebert, Faulkes and Wesley.
The next program win be given Feb
ruary "a. s1s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-26
EVENTS OF THE WEEK

MONDAY.
Schubert Choral Club in at the Fayee Hotel
$3.50 PM
TUESDAY.
New York Orchestra Bernard Monar
conducting Constitution Hall, at 4:45 pm.
WEDNESDAY.
Nathan Mlstein violins Gregor Piatgorsky cel
joint recital the Mayhower Hotel at 11:15
swastika Quartet will play High School at
BIS PM
FRIDAY.
National Symphony Orchestra Rudolf Schueer
first program, at Constitution Hail. at 4:45 pm
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Music Talks" Scheduled
To BEGIN This Afternoon

4 SERIES Of music talks" win be
"a instituted this afternoon at the
Young Women's Christian Association
at o'clock in the fourth floor music
room of the Seventeenth and K streets
building. Lucy Street, national director
of music, will present Horace Smithy.
washington baritone, with Mrs. Horace
Smithy at the piano, In . Program of
Song"
This program win be followed on six
successive Sunday afternoons In Feb
ruary and March with other programs
by outstanding Washington artists, fea-
turing the classic, romantic and modern
music literature Of the world for the
various instruments, including the
voice.
All music lovers in the city are in
vited. Preceding each program the
works Of each and their composers will
be given brief descriptive comments by
the artists of the afternoon.
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The Marine Band Will Give
Two Programs This Week

THE United States Marine Band will
present two, concerts during the
being detailed TO other offlciaI duties
wednesday, there will be no concert
at the barracks that night.
a OanQ program viii be given tomor-
row ana an orchestral program will be
given Friday, at the usual hour In each
case. The numbers to be presented
WIZ De published in daily issues Of The
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Pianist and Cellist
PLAY at Country Club,

THE Congressional Country Club will
present program this afternoon
at 5 o'clock, when Anna Sloan, cellist,
and Henry s. Gregor, pianist, will be
the artists. The program will be entirely
classical, with compositions by Beetho-
ven, Rubinstein. List, Schubert. Saint
SaenS, Raff and Bach featured. Both
artists are well known to washington
audiences and are very popular in mu-
sic circles Of this city.
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Soldiers Home Orchestra.

THE orchestra of the United States
Soldiers Home Band John s. M.
Zimmerman, leader, and Anton Point.
ner, assiStant) will give three concerts,
as usual, Tuesday. Thursday and Satur-
day afternoons at $50 o'clock In stan
ley Hall. The program will, as usual,
combine classic and lighter numbers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-26

THE Washington soprano, Alice Evers-
man. who has made . name for
herself in opera companies here and
abroad, is in her home town for a short
visit this Winter. She returned here
during the holidays, and she Is giving
a 10-week course in special work for
singers while she Is here. Miss Evers-
man also offers three part scholarships
through additions arranged through
Miss Elena de Sayn, well known vio-
liniSt.
Last Spring Miss Eversman opened
q concert bureau in Paris, where she
also has studio. to help American
artists secure recognition abroad.
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SWASTIKA oUARTET-Wednesday

The Curtis Institute Of Music of
Philadelphia will present It's chamber
music ensemble, the Swastika Quartet,
in Washington Wednesday at S:15 pm.
under the auspices of the Community
Institute in Central High School audi
forum.
This Is the second performance of
this quartet before the public of Wash
ington.
The Swsstika Quartet is composed Of
Cana Gilbert and Benjamin Sharllip,
violins; Sheppard Lehnhoff, viola, and
Orlando Cole, violoncello
The Washington program will include
Beethoven's Quartet in E Flat Major,
Opus IA; Hugo VOLTS italian Sere-
made" and Cesar Franck's Quintet in
F Minor" for piano and string quartet.
The quartet will be assisted by Joseph
Levine, pianist.
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NATIONAL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
EridnY

The National Symphony Orchestra, a
cooperative orchestra ensemble of more
than 80 professional Washington mu-
Sicians, who have combined to give
Washington q symphony orchestra of
its own such as the cities of Detroit,
Cleveland, Philadelphia, Chicago and
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DR.. Barley to Talk On
LiturGical Music

. Ev. J. LEO BARLEY, director Of the
~ Archdiocesan Commission Of Music.
viii speak on "Liturgical Music" at the
IL am. mass today at st.; Augustine's
Church, Fifteenth street between l. and
M streets northwest. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-26

Rho Beta Chapter; Mu Phi Epsilon
sorority, VIII present program Tues
day evening. at 8 O'Clock. &C tha wash
ington College Of Music.
. A general invitation 10 extended TO
the public. ,7sr - 'f. +.
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MILSTEIN PIATIGORSKY RECITAL
"Wednesday.

SSAS~A W \ Al .O1IlAbA1s
MILSTEIN PIATIGORSKY RECITAL
"Wednesday.
Nathan Milstein, violinist, and Gregor
Piatigorsky, violoncellist, will give a
joint recital at 11:15 am. Wednesday
at the Mayflower Hotel. Both artists
are new to Washington. They viii APP
pear under the auspices of Mrs. Law
renee Townsend. Their program prom
tSes unusual and charming music. Their
accompanies will be Max Rabinowitsch
for Mr.. Milstein and Valentine Paw
lovsky for Mr.. Piatigorsky.
The artists will play: Sonata In A
Major" (Boccherini) and "Toccata''
(FrescobaldD, Mr.. Platigorsky: Grave
CIV. r. Bach) and La Folia," Mr.. Mil
stein; 'Passacaglia" (Haendel-Halver-
SEM, both artists; "Lamento" Faure
'Minuetto" (Debussy) and "Rhapsodia
Italiana" (Mainardil, first time in Amer
ica), Mr.. Piatigorsky; Caprice No. 24p
CPaganini-Auer),. "Albumblatt" (Wag-
ner) and "Polonaise in d Major (Wie-
niawSki), Mr. Milstein.
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will close the program. The concert Is
the second In the series of three pre-
sented by T. Arthur Smith.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-18
Social TcHuities Tbout @6own
Low Hart Wedding at Six O'Clock This Evening - Bridge Teas Proving Popular - College Club Annual Scholarship Bridge at Burrltt
 Hotel Next Saturday Afternoon.

WITHOUT doubt the outstanding event of the week Is the w marriage of Miss Virginia Hart daughter of Mr. and Mrs Walter H. Hart and Sanford Ballard Dole Low which will take place this evening six o'clock at the home of the ats on Hart street Miss Hart and Mr. Low have been teted at number of pare those who entertained them belng Mr. and Mrs Donald Hart Mr. and Mrs Rodman Chamberlain Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Manning Mrs Russell Gelmond s Stanley Eddy Mrs Maurice Pease Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hart DRIDG1 clubs hold the fore gatherings with suppers and D dinners and informal bridge both contract and auction coming close second The gray days of the past week and half have invited fires hearhs and foursOme of bridge and ceeIy of tea These usually mpromptu gettogether but afford many peasurae afternoon Showers beginning be given honor of the recently beothed young ladies in who have hnted that the spring would find their wedding date among them. ...
 .,lii
 THE brdgeea of late very popular of entertaining
 ones friends. Mrs Hubert Williams and her sste, Miss Beatrice Reynal issued invitations for Thursday and Friday afternoons, while Mrs. Walter Morse and Mrs Waiter Mudock have Wednesday afternoon aside the day upon which they will be hostess to their friends. .~u,"
 HE College club to hold it's annual scholarship bridge on
 next Saturday afternoon the Burl Hotel Miss Louise Noble and Mrs Edward Lancaster cochainnen of the committee in charge They will be assisted by Miss Marion Hungerold Mrs. Austin Stovel Mrs Stanley Holmes Mrs Harry Bamforh, Mrs. R T. Chapman, Mrs. Emory Cobin Miss Grace Coholan Mrs William Rowland, Mrs. George Nightingale and Miss Elizabeth Macintosh.
 ON THURSDAY, the Burns club of this city will hold its O annual banquet concert and dance the Buitt Hotel Over 200 expected to attend the affair very interesting program has been arranged.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-18

Kimball is entertaining at dinner for her house guest Miss Elizabeth Kirk,
 Miss Ruth Bassctte entertained three tables cf bridge Thursday afternoon at her studio. Mrs, Ha.- rison BristolL Mrs Harold Morrow and Mrs Olive Corbm were g'N&A the prizes.
 Mrs. D1cicn Stevens O. Monroe street will entertain her bridge clHD Monday afternoon.
 Mrs. Maurice II. Johnson ot Brighton St-.rl entertained her bridge club on Friday afternoon.
 Miss Eunicc Johnson of Sou;a Eurritt street will entertain her bridge club on Monday evening at her home.
 Mr. and Ms. Gust"No Wingcr of ! Harrison street entertained at dln- ner and bridge at their home oA l Thursday evening.
 
 Mrs. Christian Hcpp of Bass"tt i street entertained two tables of bridge at her home on Thursday evening.
 Miss Ruth Brisloll of south Bur ritt street will entertain at brid.>c at her home this evening.
 AIr. and Mrs. Stanley Hart Of Park place entertained at luncheon at the Shuttle Meadow club oN . Thursday for Miss Virginia Hart and sanford Ballard Dole Low.
 Mrs IT. C. Magargal of Garden street, was hostess at a charulnG bridge party on Thursday after
New Britain herald., 1930-01-18

where they will spend the winter season
 Nlr. and Mrs. Edward Hart of Pelham, x. r., arc in town this weekend for the LOW Hart wedding.
 
 Miss Elizabeth PumcY daughter of Dr. John Purncy and Mrs. Pur- ncy Of Corbin avenue, has just been elected captain of her basketball team at Drew Seminary.
 
 Theodore s Hart and Roswell Moore of Lincoln road leave tomor- row for a tcn-daY hunting trip to Ocracokc, North Carolina.
 Mrs. Roswell Moore and Ittle daughter, Caroline. of Lincoln road, leave tomorrow 10 visit Mrs. Moore : parents. Dr. and Mrs. Harry IarboA of Greenwich.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-18

street in honor Of Miss Anna F. Gourson. whose marriage to David RaschkoW will take place on Feb ruary 23. The bridge prizes went to Mrs. Louis Gourson. Miss Sophie Schcyd, Miss Ida Lcvinson, Miss EMnicc Comiss and Miss Emma Lcvinson.
 Miss Dorothy Luhrs of For st street entertained her bridge clno at her home on Thursday evening. Irizcs were won by Miss Virginia Humphrey and Mrs. John Mechan.
 Miss Elizabeth Schrey of South R,rritt street will entertain her bridge club nt her home on Thurs day evening
 Mrs. Walter Moore and Mrs. Wal ter Murdock have sent out cariS for a bridge party 10 be given next N cdncsday afternoon at the home ui Mrs. Moore on Monroe street.
 Mrs Dudley Walker of Monroe street will entertain her bridge club Tuesday afternoon at her home.
 NIr. and Mrs. Clarence Manning of Steele street entertained Monday evening for Miss Virginia Hart ana her filncc. Sanford Ballard Do', Low. The guests included Mr. auC Mrs. Harold Peck, Mir. and Mrs Bcnnctt Hubbard, Mir. and Mrs A Stanley Duncan. Miss Katherine Swift and Valentine Hart. Mr. and Mrs. Pardon C. IicN". ] entertained twantN-tour at dime and cards Tuesday evening at th2l i home on Wortningtou Ridge, Berlin Mrs Hubert W. Williams and Nils . Beatrice RcynIl have issued invita-
 licns for bridgc-teas to be givy next Thursday afternoon and frld"
 afternoon at their home on IcXin ;
 ton street.
 Mr. and Mrs. Clarence w. Braln
New Britain herald., 1930-01-18

for California this spring returnios to this city abou, the l5>h Of April
 Miss Marion Bennett. daughter Q: 3Ir, and Nre. Clarence Rcnnett or Forest street has ho~u made q pr1- vislonal member of the Hartfo"l Junior LcagU".
 Mrs Harry Bates ot Russell street and Mrs, Laurence Mouat of Gro C Hin attended the Bridgeport D. <. H annual Chap'r Day Monday af'ct- noon
 Miss Kathryn E. Clark. taught r o' Dr and Mrs. Robert M. Clark Of Garden street. returned 10 her home or Suuday after visiting her brolhor-jn-lJv and sister. Mr.. dnl Mrs. Stanley Lousdalr of Iridgcror.
 Ar and Mr. William, B,urs u ptdn street left ou Thursday t," florida. They will spend a few days .iE N'v York city, and rtuehu 4 ,r, rorI,.
 Mrs Eleanor Lewis Hlldobrmdt and her SmalI daughter, Jean. Of New York city are leaving the first oS February 10 spend the remainder Of Inc winter season at West Palm Beach. Fla.
 Miss MauI@ r.. rruvr dtrrcDross 'ot nurses al New Britain General hospital, has gone 10 her home m Rochester x. r.
 \ private recital vas -Ieru by Miss Lois Phelps. daughter of Mr and Mrs. E If. Phelps ot' l'IautIUe .1r steuVay halI in New Nprk, GIN on Friday afternoon at 2:%0'o'ctock Mrs Phelps and C II Wldo erandlatn,r or Miss Phelps attend, ,I ns we'll us m,uy friend, IT rlaiu>iIr and This city.
 Mrs Lows Jones of Ten Arr, road spent Ilst weekend visiting friends ill Eroo',l>u x. '.
 Nlss I.rf> Learned Of ,lr~ iio'" uurrilt Is sailms ou Wcdnesda! th
New Britain herald., 1930-01-18

noon, Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Frederick W. Maconbcr and Mrs, Joseph t. Walton.
 Mrs. Charles II. Norris Of T,l Acre road entertained her bridge club on Monday.
 Mrs. Otis scripture of Lincoln street will entertain her supper bridge club this evening at her home,
 Mrs. William Cole of 1onoN place entertained at a luncheon bridge at Ter home on WedncsdaN.
 Mrs Carl Hart of Lincoln street entertained two tables of bridge at her home yesterday afternoon.
 Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Morse of Everett street entertained at their home on Tuesday evening.
 Miss Mary Hurley of Maple street entertained two tables of bridge on Tuesday evening. Mrs. William Mcchan and Miss Carolyn Conlin won the prizes,
 Mrs. Arnold J. Grant of Lyons street will entertain three tables of bridge at her home this evening.
 Miss Ruth Johnson of Park street entertained two tables Of bridge on
New Britain herald., 1930-01-18

Judge uuG Mrs flames r. 'oopoe of Vine street and Mr. and Mrs Richard L. pritchard Of Ten Acrt road left Thursday mornn9 for A motor trip 10 Miami Florida, Judg1 md Mrs. Cooper will remain south for the winter and \lr. and Mrs Tritchard will return in a couple or weeks.
 Miss r.. G,mradc Rogers of sum uylod-o and Miss Jcnnle r.. Wcssrl Of Maple Hr,,r arc m Washington D. C.
 Ar. aud Mrs. James N. RurIIc& of Grove ItIu have as their guest Tor a few weeks, Mrs. Eva Brown of Hartford
 Mrs. llanvoI T,ygor,. formerly of this city, nov O. Ncw York city and Iuchmou1 atteudgl the ln- aug.ratiou Of Hcr uncle Governor John Garland Pollard ol Richmond. on WcdncsdaN
 Abraham E,u or Norh street has been appointed e1jtor-m-chjct of the magazine "I,rd and White published hy the fraternity SlEum Phi Bcta, oI which ba is a mrunbcJ of the AIAla echagDr. Mr. l'.Ii 's junIor ar 1Adsr Gpfi"-e. ia Trtn7 ton, x. l
 Ira Hicks, son ol Mr~ .lra lIJrl. is spending the weekend al h" home on West Main street.
 Mr. aud Mrs Joseph Aroour I" ou Monday by motor for Miami Fla. where th.1 Nili ~roNd scye. weeks at their winter howr, Mir and Mrs Arbour will sail iron Florida by MI5 oi the Panama Cana
New Britain herald., 1930-01-18
GATHERINGS
Bridgc-Tea Invitations ls- sued-Bridge Clubs Meet Showers.

With continued colder weather, skating has taken a firm hold m the affections of sport loving SoCle)E and out at the Shuttle Meadow club 1 the pond, Circlcd with many lights, ! is d, brilliant and gay spot every . night. Here the club members aud i their guests. the school crowd and . their elders congrcgale m great numbers. Informal home supper parties frequently add zost to the skating or more often li IS a bacon i and c2s party that IS the taNontc. the latter always following the shat- Ing events.
 Another high light in week ot varied entertainment was the detI- cation ot the Bushnell memorial , rhou.h tnls attracted mostly Hart ford folks. there were many st New Britain'S foremost citizens noticed Ill th" audiences,
 Dr. and Mrs. Arthur J. SaNiud entertained at dinner in honor ,t 1 Mr. and Mrs. Luthrr N. Barnes al their home on Lincoln street. Iaet saturday evening. Alr. and Ms. Barnes left on Tuesday for Wood- binc. Georgia. where they have q plantation. Major and Mrs. Fra"> l.. Johnston and Mir. and Mrs. J. -. Lincoln accompanied the Barnes n\ motors
 
 Mrs. Bennett II. !Iihbard of For est street entertained her bride cub Monday afternoon. Mrs. Thep- dorc <. Hart Miss Kathcrinc Swift Miss Miriam Mouat and Mrs. HoN- ard J. Ururnmor won the prizes.
 Air. and Mrs. Joseph Arhour We'c given a farewell party last Saturday evening at thy home of Everett Ar . bour on Mapl. street. Mr. and Mrs, Arbour left on Monday to spend tAe winter in Florida and California.
 Marie Jane Bard~lcN. little dauGh- ter Of Mr. and Mrs Ellis J. BardsleE oi West End avenue. cutcrtaine q eithgrcn Of her iurlc friends Wc.'- noSday afternoon in honor of her fourth birthday.
 The Alpha Alpha ahmnae W''I neeI ncN, Tuesday evening m tr' home of Mrs, bennett II. Hubbard T Forest street,
 Miss Bertha Dud,ck Of EIst | Main street Was guest oi honor r' . a miscellaneous shower given at hcl 1 home on Tuesday rv"0in- by q . number of her friends Miss bun, drck will marry Leo iialdcsari or | Monday at the Holy Cross church yI
 Mss Emma Miller nd Miss Eos' Miller entertained twenty at bridS' . and q handkerchief shower Sunda' I afternoon at their home on Arcl