New Britain herald., 1930-02-15
CLUB EVENTS
>IusicaI Club in Limclight -Moman'S Club Meeting On Tuesday.

. Tn" Polish Womm's club held T
 charity bail Wrdncsday evening ot , tI" '. NJ. r, A. X E. hall. Mor,
 than $oo business and professional
 men und women were present from this city,
 The halt was decorated with yari-
 coIorrd balloons, and red papcr val-
 "ntinca. While most of tue guests
 danced others played cards in tl,.
 mterooms. The proceeds from the
 affair will b. used to aid the nccn
 f"miljcs of the town.
 \ meeting Of the board Of dIre.,-
 tors of the Visiting Nurse a4sortJ-
 tion was held #t the Visiting Nnr
 hcadquarters Tuesday morning, Mrs
 Andrew J, Slopcr, president, prcsii- "". Reports were heard from Ms.
 LGu15 Young Gil the activities of th. I nurses committee and from Mr.. 1 Harry lIln", chairman of the chi,1 l welfare COmiuittcc, The members attending in" meeting were: M.. 1 Andrew J. Slopor Mrs. $tanlcv r. ] Go@S, Mrs, Robert N. Parsons, Mrs . James E. Thomson, Mrs. William
 <, Bacon. Mrs. Valentine E. Cha,l.. herl"n, Mrs. Walter II. Ilart Mrs.. Harry (. Iln> Mrs. Lawrence C.
 ftumaSon, Mrs. William l.. Humaaon,
 Mrs. Patrick McDonough Mrs. Charles E. Parsons, Mrs. William L.
 Parker Ms. jurhard r.. I:richard.
 Mrs, William H. Eattrubury, Mrs.
 Ernest N. Sm1Ih Mrs. Louis N.
 oung,
 Tn" l"&H couyrnUoG of 1hr Con- nrrjlrW Federation of Music Clubs i'll he held II the Burrttt on May @@, 2t, as st result of the unanimous Not" for 1he event given al hons, It"ctlng Of tn" New Britain Mu4il} club last Tuesday, The meeting was held at tn" home of the cltu', president Herbert Woods, on uar- HSon street. i'orly-tWo members .f th" club Wor" present
 Th" local music club. pos.ihIy m conjunction with the muAic clubs. ur lrHuiord and Torriugtun. win ',r host 10 th" 'omrctirHt federation ''Ic%at"s at 1a" convention. TNJ days of musical events in connrr- . ton with the coulrrtiou will h. H"Id, the Friday events being for the senior clubs, and thoao on %at- . md1y for th" junior clubs. It will . h' th" first lime in the history of jh" Connecticut music club r.lcra- ton that the state convention j~ ] scheduled for the central part of the Siutc.
 Th" musical program at las. Tuesdays meeting was nss follows. \ violin duo by Spohr cop. 5. N1~ played by Caroline Earsch and Mar cUs IT, FIcitzer, Warren Hale. plan lSD played q Chopin Etudc and the Beethoven "rhrec German Danccs.'
 Mrs. F. T. Carney, soprano. was iion heard in two songs, with WuI- lol L. Ma9nuson at the piano. Sit, chos" "Opcm Thy Blue Eyes" ny MaHscnct. and "Tho Swallows" bv I'rlI Acqua.
 Mrs. Har:.ch and Mr. rIojz.r. "ilh Ethcl Prior UI the pl#uo. pro-. ,id"d two movements from fine Each concerto in r for two yioIjus nut piano, They played the largo and he rivaci.
 Tn" program cIoe"d with # ,or-r fuHrct composed oi Mrs. turn"5.. lane %"rtori I'utIo, phlIir Ma~ul- 'ou and James n. Donahur. win Walter l.. M11uuaou at inc piauD This p1lurt"t 4un% "Echons" hy CI- ger and 'Scrcuadr' hy Arcnsky.
 \ coIlation was served hy Mrs icrhort Woods assisted by Mr.. NHrcu% f'lcitzcr. Mrs. Jess Kcnn,-u Miss Francis r, Parker, Miss Gc~- rude Hines and Miss Jean Nand"r- hcu.
 Plans for the Jubilee Bridge giv- n under the auspices of the N",Y ritaln Teachers club are rapidly aiming hcadWHy as inc several con- ltittcnS in charge hrc arranging a rogram of bridge and entertainment e } be held on the evening of F,u- { 'ary 27th at the Walnut IIilI audi \ orjUm. Two hundred tables arc p"- \ 1g arranged for in what promises l. t h" on" Of the largest gathrriun.4 q f like function held in the history ~ [ th" club, \ varied program CT z will be provided by ! peal professional talent, consisting u | instrumental aud vocal +clcc- Q ons. The following committee h"irmrn i# in charge.
 Treasurer, Miss Mary A. Tormal, 0 of Washington school: u tkcts, Miss Mary Douahur, CcuttIl a Cnior High school; sales, Miss tt nth Larson. WaahlnGt on school. ', Publicity, L"Itoy J. BcEIry, rcr- ! 'Hl Junior High school; dccoratioa, Al iss Jennie Olsson, Senior ,IIigu ,hool; properties, Miss t,stclle Ianchestcr Walnut Hill school; tr mdy, Miss Minnie Clark, Roosevelt v. ,hool 4, Bridge, Miss Regina Dunlay, Ma di Ian Hale Junior High school; tI- {, les, Miss Dorothy Hughes, Nalen- ar ne B. Chamberlain school. ushc'a. cl iss EstclIc Cuddy, Supervisor of ,,; hySica. lIdu .Ition. Y. Entertainment, George F.. Math- h, rS, Supervisor of Music; door Saiu. l.; IFS Anna Ita<oWslly, Camp school; ukIn%. Edward Weeks, Principal
 Valentine E. Chamberlain auI ,i coscYclt schools. lc Mrs. Irwin j. Hroon Of tue Waal- ol glou school taculty is chalrman r.
 charge Of arrangements. dl