New Britain herald., 1930-03-01

man of the hospitality committee of the club and other members of her committee assisted in seating the guests. The complete program for the evenings musicale is given be- low
 a. Variations (after theme of
 Corelli) .............. Tartlnl b. Adagio-Allegro .... Boccherini
 MT. Marcchal
 1. Aria-Queen of the Night (from The Magic Flute) ...... Mozart 2. An Zine Aeolsharfe -. Brahms 3. Westron Wynde =. Old English 1. Alleluja ............... Mozart
 Miss Leuning
 Symphonic Variations .. Bocllmann
 Mir. Marechal
 1. I'm Wundershoenen Monat Mai
 ............. ........ IL. franz 2. Fruchlingstimncn ... J. Strauss
 Miss Leuning ... .. -. a. Three Spanish Popular Songs
 .......... De Falla (MarechaD
 D Fl Pano Moruno, @ Mana,
 (S) Iota
 b. Elegie ............ Faure c. Gopak ........ Moussorgsky
 MT. Marcchal
 Once more bridge served as ill> attraction to wheedle dollars from the general public: This time the money goes into the treasury of the New Britain Teachers club, spec.- fically for the scholarship fund which the organization supports. 4 record breaking attendance turned out for the card party which took place Thursday evening in the oli Walnut Hill school building. The flowing and the two floors above were brought into use to seat the 1000 players. In addition to the bridge game the following musical program was presented: duet by Doris Bradley and Ernest Uphan, Venetian Song; soprano solo, !y Lila Byrne, 'Morning": violin solos by William E. Wilson, Gypsy Song and Rose of Picardy'; contraltc solo, by, Florence Ostlund, accom- panied by Lola Littlehales. Break O Day.; soprano solo by Miss Brad, ley, with violin abligato by MT. W;l- son; bass solo, by MT. Upham Three for Jack; soprano and al.c duet by Misses Bradley and O5t- lund.
 The Stanley Rule and Level men. bowling club held a banquet or Monday evening at Robbins, Inc. il Hartford. The guests later attend ed the theater.
 The Girls club of the Stanley Works and the Swift House mems club held a dance at Norden'. bungalow on Tuesday evening.
 Miss Evelyn Toboco, Miss Rosa, lind Miller, Miss Josephine Miller Miss Helen Keimowitz, Miss Lilli4r Stein. Miss Esther Blackman, Mis-: Elsye Gourson and Miss Eunice Ko mis have been elected as chairladic' of committees for the Junior Hadas sah formal dance.
 The members. alumni and active of the Alpha Delta Sigma fraternity Gamma chapter held theil S6th annual banquet at Fal Ions grill last evening. Glen Lewis. an alumnus, furnished entertainment and Sturmar Dyson, also an alumnus, was toast master. The committee in chars, consisted of Edwin kloiber, Frat Ritter, Edward Steinle and Arthur krom.
 The Woman's club of Maple Hi. held a colonial party at the home Q Mrs. H. II. Howard on Wcdnesda. afternoon. The program, all recall ing olden days, was as follows piano selections by Miss Elino Pond, vocal solos by Miss Arli1' Root two groups of colonial song by the club quartet composed 0 Mrs Everett B. Prudman, Mrs. l.. l Harding, Mrs. H. J. Cook and Mrs | Theodore Monier. Miss Barbat; Johnson and Miss Miriam Stadic danced a minuet They were ac companied by Miss Gertrude Eos sett, Mrs. A. s. Grant, Mrs. II Howard, and Mrs. l.. B. Bancrof who served tea, were dressed il colonial dance costume. Mrs. B. k Elam, Mrs. W. Manville Johnson and Mrs. T. H. Cogswell arranged the program.
 The Maple Hill Woman's club als' held a benefit bridge at the hon. of Mrs. H. A. Lenhard, and Mrs A. S. Grant of Golf street yesterda. afternoon. About 20 tables wer sold. Mrs. William F. Middlemas held benefit bridge last eveni1i at her home on Golf street.
 At a meeting of the governing committee of the Shuttle Meadoy club held Thursday noon the follow ing officers were elected to serve fo the ensuing year:
 Reelected, r. C.. Hickey, chair lman; c. W. Parker, vice chairman George P. Spear, treasurer; C. 1 | Sheldon, secretary.
 Other members of the commit 9 are: C. H. Baldwin, H. H. Pease Maurice Stanley, P. B. Stanley, l.. w Young. E. $. Baldwin, J. T Hart H. S. Humphrey, l.. S. Jones, P. r McDonough. M. S. Porter, F. T l Wheeler and w. Manville Johnson.
 E. E. Baldwin was re-appointc; chairman of the greens committee and selected the following member to serve with him: A. F. Corbin, ( w. Davis, H. s. Humphrey and W J. Sweeney.
 | Clarence H. Barnes is the ney chairman of the tournament com