New Britain herald., 1930-04-26

to be: Mir. and Mrs. Stanley H. Holmes, MT. and Mrs. Patrick King. Mir. and Mrs. Henry T. Burr, Mir. and Mrs. Aaron Danielson, Mir. and Mrs. William Day, Mir. and Mrs. Joseph M. Halloran, MT. and Mrs. Arthur kimball, MT. and Mrs. George Le- Witt, MT. and Mrs. William r. Man gan, Dr. Henry Martin.
 MT. and Mrs. Morris D. Sake, MT. and Mrs. Joseph M. Ward, Mir. and Mrs. Louis W. Young, MT. and Mrs. Louis P. Slade, MT. and Mrs. w. C. French, MT. and Mrs. George B. Mat thews, Dr. and Mrs. David Wasko- witz, Rev. Matthew Traynor, Rev. Lucian Bojnowski, Rev. and Mrs. A. T. c. Steege, Rev. and Mrs. Samuel Sutcliffe, Rabbi and Mrs. Jesse Schwartz, Rev. and Mrs. William H. Alderson, Rev. and, Mrs. Theodore Greene.
 Rev. and Mrs. Raymond Gilman, Rev. John Donahue, Rev. and Mrs. James Dankevich, Rev. Thomas La den, Rev. Joseph Rewinkle, Rev. and Mrs. Abel Ahlquist. Dr. and Mrs. Henry Cieszynslli, Mir. and Mrs. Leon A. Sprague, MT. and Mrs. Alonzo Bull, MT. and Mrs. Donald Bartlett, MT. and, Mrs. John Loomis, MT. and Mrs. James Macarthur, Mir. and Mrs. Marcus Fleitzer, Mir. and Mrs. Will liam Hart, MT. and Mrs. William To1> T Jo, ~ Mir. and Mrs. w. c. Hungerford, Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Johnston, MT. and Mrs. Frank OBrien, Mir. and Mrs. James Donahue, MT. and Mrs. David Nair, Mir. and Mrs. Frank Porter, Mir. and Mrs. Martin S.empien.
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 The Esther Stanley chapter, D. A. R., will bring their active season 10 a close next Friday with luncheon meeting at the Shuttle Meadow club house. The reports of the dele gates to the 39th Continental Con- gross will be read and officers and directors for the coming year will be elected at this time. Mrs. Ray mond Gilpatrc Is in charge of luncheon reservations.
 Reelection of Herbert S. Woods as president of the New Britain Mu- sical club it it's annual business meeting Tuesday was in conformity with the custom of the club in re- electing efficient officials for more than one term. The presidents of the club since it's founding have been Theron w. Hart, Mrs. Emilio And zulatis, Marcus H. Fleitzer, and Mir. Woods, and all were rendered more than one term. MT. Woods preferred the reelection of the same slate Of officers as had served the past sea- son, a request that the club granted with alacrity. The entire roster of officers therefore arc:
 President Herbert s. Woods; vice president, Gertrude M. Hine; secre- tary, Frances P. Parker; treasurer, Marcus H. Fleitzer; chairman of the membership committee and his tcrian, Jean Vanderslice; chairmcn O. program committee, George Hahn and Theron w. Hart; ar rangemens committee. Leland Pierce; members of executive board, the president, chairmcn Of committees and J. S. Kerfncdy.
 Ten new members were admitted to the club during the season, bringing the membership up to 51, the highest in the history of the club.
 The ten new members for the year were Mrs. Caroline Barsch, Mrs. J. J. Carney, Mrs. J. s. Geetter, Miss Adelaide Phillips, Frances Coyle, Frederick Eechenberg, Mrs. Margaret Sullivan Kovel, Walter Magnuson, MisI Mollie Drayer and Richard L. White.
 Although tho only income of the club is very nominal membership dues, and the outlay for the publi, concerts at the Burritt entail an cX- pense of approximately $25 per con. cert, the finances are satisfactory.
 The final activity of the club this season will be to be hostess to the state convention of the Connecticut Federation of Music Clubs May 25 and A in this city. Headquarters will be at the Burritt, and aroun1 125 delegates are expected. not in cluding those from nearby cities who will not stay overnight.
 . The meeting Tuesday was held in the home of MT. and Mrs. Edward Schupack, 2S Vance street. Those gram were a string quartet con- posed of Caroline Barsch, Marcus Fl. Flcitzer, Adolph Sundell and Walter Occupin; Mrs. Schupack ill vocal solos; four-hand piano num- hers by Charles A. Johnson anl Theron w. Hart; and vocal solos by Miss Lillian Josephson, with Ruti. Schadc Smedlcy at the keyboard.
 On Tuesday evening at Erwin hall, the Senior Chapter of Hadas- sah will hold 8 gathering for the benefit of the Hadassah Med. ical organization in Palestine. The program committee comprising Mrs. Charles Willer, president; Mrs. George l.. Cans, Miss Anna Roscn- berg, and Miss Lena E. kranowitz, has arranged to have a bridge from eight to ten o'clock, and from ten to eleven o'clock, musicale will be given by,two of New Britain's well known artists, Mrs. Nathan Jaff?, wife of Dr. N. B. Jaffee. a late pupil of Franz kneisel and who has also studied with Prof. Leopold Auer. and Ecor Rosenberg. Ecor Rosen- berg will accompany Mrs. Jaffe d, the piano. Mir. Rosenberg is n member of the New Britain Mu- sical club. The program for the musicale is as follows:
 Walters Prize Song ... Wagner
 ("Meistersingcr"