New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 2, 1922, Page 10

e S TERSTmE——— The Tuesday meeting of the Wom- wn's olub of New Hritain, which was hel at the ¥, W, (" A, gymnasium, was one of the most interesting and entertaining that the elub members have enjoyed this season. Dramatics was the subjeet of the day, the pro. gram consisting of two one act plays, “The Florist Shop,” by Winifred Hawkridge, presented by members of the Womun's geolub, and “Hearts to Mend" by H& A. Overstreet, given by students of Emerson college, for Whose coming eredit is due Miss Ituth Basgsette, a senlor at the school. At the opening of the mecting, Miss Bassette, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Ruel B, Bassette, sang two numbers in her clear swoeet volee, aecompan 19d on the plano by Miss Parker. Miss Bassette is studyingy o- cal music in Roston, in addition to, her work at Lmerson, and the club members and thelr guests wore €x- tremely fortunate in hearing her un- usual voice on this oceasion, The first play, a scene in a florist #' an, wherein Maude, the properly grmpathetie clerk, helped fellow hu- mans. as a first consideration, and at-| tended to the business of the shop, as a second, was delightfully and ably played by Mrs, Eleanor Seq Hon-| ry. the boy about the plac highly scornful of Maude's romanti nature, was depieted most snecessflly by Mrs. Ldith Rogers. Miss May Tiooth gave a splendid characteriza- tion of Sloviky, the scheming proprie- | tor, who looked upon Maude's ready | Interest in customere as a great busi- ness asset until he fonnd had Leen sending orchids anonymously to an annual customer, at the expense of | the shop's advertising department, | Maude's orchids, however, acconi- plished their purpose, bringing the | fifteen year engagement of their re- | ciplent, Miss Wells, charmingly done by Mrs. Wilda Rickey, and Mr, Jack- son, acted cleverly by Miss Sally Mumason, to a happy termination. Turthermore, those same orchids brought business to the shop in the form of a wedding bouquet which re- established Maude in her employer's esteem.. The comedy was a '""“1 amusing one, and the characters es- pecially well played, show'ng. the «1»| ficient dircction of Mrs, Grace Wells, who trained them. | Between the plays Mrs, J. L. Davis| and Miss Florence Camp gave rl||lH‘ on the piano. The second play, | Frances | | ) she 'nll.u'(‘- to Mend,' 3 presented by three students m erson school of Oratory. It w an appealing little play whose char- acters were: Pierrot Plerrette, and| the Tins-to-Mend-Man. Miss * Ruth! PBassette was spiendid at Pierrot, the writer of songs; Miss Dorothy Sleep- er charming and graceful as his sweet wife, Plerrette, while Miss 'len Stapleton characterized the old Tins to-Mend-Man perfeetly. The presen- tation was a most finished one, as the three youthful students showed the study and’training which they have enjoyed at college. The scenery for both plays, tn the first a florist shop interior, and in ths second a home inferior ‘catried put in black and white. was plannad and !l_rv‘ ranged by Mrs, H. Kitkham, Mrs.| Hartwell Taylor and. Miss .Ir-nnio Wessel. The New Britain chapter, Hadassah, 8 comnleting arrangements = for ‘an entertainment and supper to he given Tiirgdov evening. Nacember Hth at 6:80 o'e'~ck i Ta'mud Morah hall. Maurice Simue's, we'l known author end orator, will he the main speaker of the evening. The program also in- eludes a taik by Isaac Carmel, direc- tor of the Zionist bureau of Connecti- ! cut. M3 7 abel Swarsky will ren- der a s, .ancing will follow the ‘supper. The committee is composed of the following memh Vier Rebekah Se. ‘gal, 'ehairman, Mrs, 13tr ) 1 Afsenberg, Mrs. Morris Dunn, Mrs. A. Geisinger, Mrs. Nathan. Miller. Mre. M. Putter. man,, Mies Anna Ttorenberg, Nirs. A'- ‘hert Sharman, Mrs, Max Zualer, Mrs Edith Weissman and Miss Lena Ab- rahamson, Miss Anna Goldsmith will preside at the meecting. | s e The meeting which the Parents and | Teachers' association of the Junior ! High school will -hold Monday even ing, promises to bBe a very intoresting ene. Dr. N. H. Faulconer will ad-. dress the gathering on “The American Bond,” which has heen organized for , & ' nation-wide ten . year ('rvls:ulr" against lawlessness. . e of Fora:t str"ri home | Mrg. J. B. Wilbor gave a luncheon bridge at hm Tuesday afternoon. o Miss Laurene Mopat, daughter of | Mr. and Mra Laurence - Mouat of| Grove Hill returns tomorrow to Port-| chester,, N. Y., after spending a few| days in town with her family. .o Mr. and Mrs. Wells Eddy of New- ington attended the Bachelors’ Ball in Hartford Wednesday evening. | Mrs. | tuncheon at her home street on Tuesday. v d George Hildebrant gave a on Harrison | Mrs. Howard Humphrey of Russell street has for her guest her mother, | Mrs. Converse, of Little Rock, Arkan- | numbers by the teey Day: Fridav, ‘street and Miss Aurlie G: Thanksgiving Week Marks Round of Social Activities—Students Home For. Holi- L Hungerford en- | | I Mr, and Mrs, W, C. tertained delightfully at an informal musicale Sunday afternoon at their home on Russell street, Miss Bernice Schalker of Leavenworth, Kanas, who is a gifted contralto singer, was the artist of the afternoon's program, being assisted by the t church' quartet of Mrs, Howard £, Hoiton,| Mrs, Merwin H, Tuttle, Charles H. Stuhiman, Burton & Cornwall #nd by | Theron W, Hart, pnianist and accom., panist, The prograny was a varled one with songs by i Sehalker, | whose rich and lovely volee smave! great pleasure; plane numbers by ! Theron W. Hart whose splendid work | i well known in New Rritain, and | qnartet which were | Leantitully rendered, In the dining! room Mrs, Gearge Kohn of I'arming- | ton and Mrs, Norman Coolay, assisted by a number of yonng ladics, served the grests, Ths musical program of the after-| noon was made up of ‘the following Lumbers: Aria—0 Don Fatale (Don Carlo) .. Verdi M Miss Schalker. a) Cae Salve (b) O Rocea Doloresa (¢) Dn Bist Wie Fine Blume o Schiosing-r ! Mainacht Brahms: Mins Schalker, [ (a) Rose of the Garden .......0wgt (b) Slumber Song .... The Quartet. (a) En bercant () Sailor's Sone. (¢ To the Sea. AN i From “Sea T‘I"('N « oo MacDowell Mr. Hart. (a) Yohrzeit (b) The Silver Ring (c) Like a Rosebnd ... (b) The Mither Hoart (:-) The Gypsy Trail ..... Mi# Sehalker, American Edwcation Week, a time set aside to insnire greater interest in | educational methads and resources, +Handel j Slhellu; | (d) Dle Versel Silderta | ..Chaminade ! . La Forge | .. Stickles | . Galloway tand to create a desire for further gelf- education. will be obserrved through- out the United States from Decem-; ber 3 to 9. The American . Tegion. ' The National Fdwucation Association | and The United States Dupean of Kd- uecation are cooperating to make thin. cvent' a suecess. having planned the | culendar. of the week to be observed, | as far a3 possible in' the churches,, sehools and hy private citizens. Each“ ay of the week has heen dedicated ; to a soccial subject as follows: Sun- dav, Tor Gnd and.Country; Monday, | Ameriean Citizenship Davi Tuesday. | Patriotism Dav: Wednosday, = School | and Teacher Day: Thur-day, TVliter-| Fauality' of Oppor- tonity, and - Saturday, Physical Edu- cation Day. aow s The Kenilworth club gave a very sueeessfri dance Thuraday evening at the Y. W. (% A, Tt was one of the most brilliant ‘parties of the Thanks- giving season, as it was well attend- ed by many of the vounger set’ who were home from ' school and college for the holiday.. The Rexmere club orchestra played for a long program of dances. Harry Scheuy was chairman ef the committee.in charge and was assisted v Clifford Odin, Harry Ginsberg. lement - Lewis, Rabert Loomis. and Louis IMleischor. “ue Alderman * of ) 473 . Park Gruthier of 244 Windsor avenue, Hartford, were married ' Hartford: on. Thanksgiv- ing eve. Rev. G. Chesterfield 8im- anson, paster of the Methodist church on Daerfield ‘avenue, performed :the ceremony. The couple will their home at 84 ‘West Main street in this city. . Mr. Alderman is em- ployed at the Elmer TLunch room on Main street. % Buel G. Mr. and Mrs. Wildiam Daigle of vjew’ street. entertained Mr. and William Thompson and two:chil- Bridgepor(, .Mr. .and’ Mrs. Fimgry Patterson and- children of Meriden, Mr. and Mrs, Harold Daigle and child of Plainviile and Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Patterson of Nova Sco- tia, over Thanksgiving. P Migs Jean Wardrope, general secre- tary at the Y. W. . A.; is spending | the week-end in Boston, Mass: owow Myrs, dren of H. Keeley, service man h Motor” company on his wife and son, Anna Robin~on left | where they .will Clarence ager for the West Main street, Lonald, and Mrs, today for, California, spend the winter, The Thanksgiving holidays have been erowded with festivities for the Bas. * e e Robert Swift, son of ind Mrs Herbert Swift of Park turncd . to Montelai Mr. J., after spending Thanksgiving with his par- | chestra plaved for the danchrs from § Amalie Traut, ents. Mr. | Hil, No the Miss Julie Russel, daughter of and Mrs. Isaac Russell of Grove who is spending the winter in York city, has been in town for past week, Rtoland Swift, son of Mr, and Mrs, Herbert Swift of Park has been home from Amherst college for the Thanksgiving recess . | ph Clements and | son of Schencctady in town for the Thanksgiving holidays, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. I, G. Platt of Grove Hin Mr, and Mrs, J were rd Platt of Lincoln g a few days in Atlantic Road is City, How #pendt William Sweeney spent Thanksgiv- | Ing at his home in ngatuck, Conn, Miss Kitty Durn of Highland street, salled today on the Olympic to visit her parents in England “ s Miss Grace Baum, contralto, wi' render a program of songs under the auspices of the Hartford MeCail aux- iliary noxt ‘Tuesday evening in the Center church parish housge, Hartford. | vounger set, en by the Alpha Delta Sigma fratern- | the last last evening giv- ity at the Shuttle Meadow club being . has re-|ane of the most successful and enjoy- | the Alpha Alpha sorority will be held| able parties. The Rexmere club or- 1, whi'e Mr. and Mrs. Hare chaperoned. Henry Arthur Fowler ard o'clo~k nntjl Charles R Christ, chairman; Manrice 1"entan made mittee which had charge of the dance rangements . Thanksgiving . morning, Miss Caroline R. Rice of Winthrop strect \nd George M. Leavitt of Prospect strect were married in the parsonage of the Fonth Congregational church by Rev. Dr. George W. C. Hill .4 On Miss Virginia Root, who is a stu- dent at the Woman's college in New l.ondon, is spending the recess at her Jome in Derlin, .. Miss eJannette lLight of 200 Tre- mont street entertained at a whist for a number of her friends on Thursday ovening. The first prize was awarded to Jack Seider of New Haven and the | second to Miss Sylvia Deizer of Hart-| ford. e Miss Mildred Gilbert of Newark, N, is th= guest of her uncle, Frank Cobey, of Clark street, Aibert Callahan of the Paulist choir is the week-end guest of 1'red| Monsees of Stanley street. make | up the eom- | 'un» Mrs. B, I NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, ATTRACTIVE PROGRAM AT WOMAN'S CLUB MEETING & i days—Shuttle Meadow Observes MISS RUTH | Miss Bassette is a_daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Buel B. bassettc of Emmons Place, and is a Under the auspices of - the Good Fellowship ‘club of the First'Congre- gational church about two hundred people enjoyed the:splendid program given by Miss Dorothy Berry Carpen- ter, reader, and Mrs. Marguerite Mack, soprano. Miss Carpenter, who is a gifted and versatile artist, enter- tained ‘her appregiative audience with sketches varying from the pathos and tragedy of ‘“Turn to the Right!’ to the humor of Boot Tarkington's “At Home to His Friends” Among her other numbers were Fetting John- nie Off to School,” “At the Registra- | tion Office.” Mrs, Mack, the other artist on the program, gave the audience much pleasure by singing in her clear so- | prano voige, first, a .group of native | Indian hongs, “The Bark Canoe," “Aooah,” ~“Papupoof” and “The Weaver,” and later “My Laddie.” SR DA Mrs. L. P. Hart of Prospect street entertained at'a musicale evening-last Saturday in honor of her house guest, Miss Bernice . Schalker. .of Leaven-| worth, Kansas.. ; The evening was an especially . deélightful - one, with Miss| Schalker, who is.a contralto singer of | groat ability; Theron Hart, pianist; | Mrs. E., Andzulatis, pianist; M.\ Fleit- | zer, - violinist, and the . Firét' church quartet, consisting of Mrs.,.H. E. Hor- ton,. Mrs/ M. H. Tuttle, Charles Stuhl- man‘and Burtan 8 Cernwall, giving a i most- enjoyable progrnm. Major Henry Webh Farrington of New York, city, a soldier poet ‘of the | late, war, addressed the - children of | the ‘'schools of Berlin Tuesday, morn- ing, telling. them of his war’ exper- jenices and reciting some of his own | verses, Soma ‘of Major Farrington's | poems have been published in New | York hemusn of their = interest and value:to chlldrcn e Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred A. Law of Maple Hill have annouficed the engagement| of their daughter,’ Nina® Ruth, to| Frederic Phillips Fuller, son of Mr.| and Mrs, Glen A. Fuller of'New Brit- ain, formerly of Boston: e A ! Witliam A. Hayden has been elected | treasurer of the Nutmeg club, a re-| }mnu_v organized society, made up of .| Connccticut students at the R | | luer Polytechnic Institute, at 'Troy, N. Y. P { +Mrs. Harriet, Luella ‘M¢Collum has | announced that she fs giving a series ‘nf free lectures on psychology at the | Methodist. chureh.. The lectures start- ed ‘yesterday and will continue until December -12. .o The annua) Thanksgiving dance of this evening at the EIks' club, Miss Miss Margaret Christ and Miss Dorothy lombra, who have| been in charge of 'the preparations, have arranged .to have the Charter Oak orchestra play for the dance pro- and have had the hall decorat- the sorority's| | ! gram, ed In white and gold, colors. | Mr. and Mrs. €. J. | Mrs. N, McKirdy will dance. Law and Mr, and chaperon the P | { Miss Gertrude “Cunningham and | James Moranbo th of whom arc [from New Britain, were marricd | Thursday morning at the church of | St. John the Evangelist, Rev. Thomas| J. Laden performing the ceremony. | se | © Miss Elizabeth Moulton of Arkan- sas is the guest of Mr. and Mrs, George Traut of West Main street. e Miss Celia Miller of New the guest of her sister, Mrs. Cooper, of Vine street, e Leo and Cyril Gaffney, who are stu- | dents at Yale, are spending the holi- day recess with their parents, Judge Gaffney, of Vine street. o | York is| Elisha Mr, and Mrs., Howard Wessel and son. Austin, spent Thanksgiving Day | ir. Springfield. | School of Oratory, Boston "‘pv nd a few days with her parents, the Day BASSETTE senior’at the Emerson E., Cunningham, daughter of Mrs. Annie Cunningham of 29 Linden street, and James W. Moran, son of Mrs. Mary Moran of 76 Smalley street, were married at St. John's the ~Evangelist church on Thursday morning at 9 o'clock. Rev. Thomas lLaden, pastor, performed the, ceremony. Miss Anna Cunningham, a sister of the bride, was bridesmaid, and Paul Moran, a cousin ‘of the groom, was best man, The bride wore a bluc sat- in canton crepe gown with a hat to matel and carried a bridal bouquet of roses. Her attendaht wore a blue canton crepe gown with a hat to match and nlw carried ‘a” bouquet of roses. About 50 guests were present from Guilford, New Haven, New. York and Hartford. Following the wedding the couple. left on an extended trip. Upon. their return they will' madke their home at 811 East street. Mr, Moran is employed as a foreman -at the North & Judd Manufacturing cempany, while before her marriage Mrs. Moran was a cterk at the North & Judd factory office. e Miss Agnes Johnston of Yonkers, N. Y., i8 visiting her parents. Me ‘and Mrs. F. H: Johnston, of “West Main street. 4 £ Miss Gertrude . Mr. and Mrs. George ' Kohn. and family ‘or Farmington will leave: to- morrow for Miami, Klorida, ‘where they will speud the winter. 3 e A uther ‘of the High visiting her sister, ;0, - of » Braintree, Miss. Mary 'M school faculty i Mrs. Winthrop C Mass. o g Miss Alice Gaffney, who isa student al Smith college, = is spending ' the Thanksgiving recess with her. parents, Judge and ;. Mrs. “B. K. Gaffney, of Vine street. A e e, Alan Bristoll, son”of Mr. and-Mrs, T. H. Bristol, who has been in Cali- fernia for the past two vears, ha,s re- turned to New Britain. e Mr, and Mrs. Rogers of Wegtfield, J., were the guests over Thanks- ing of Mr, Rogers’ mother, Mra D Rogers, of Sunnyledge. LI ! V N. giv 0. Mr, and Mrs, Fred Porter of Gar- den street were among the New Brit- ain people who attended the Bachel- ors' RBall in Hartford on Wednesday evening. s e | Mr, and Mrs, George Hildebrant of Harrison street gntertained at dinner at their hom»’ Monday evening pre- ceding the Monday ' night dancing’ class. o Stanley Cooper, son‘of Mr. and Mrs, 1. H. Cooper of Vine street is home from Yale University for the holidays. ' e James Cooper, son of Mr. and Mrs. J, 1. Cooper of Vine street, is home | Nicette iCo., No. from Yale University to spend | Thanksgiving recess with his parents. b ow Miss Grace Monsees of Stanley strect is spending the week-end in Foston, where she will attend the| Yotion college holiday danoe. ek | Miss Margaret Russell, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Isaac Russell ‘of Grove| Hill, fs home from New York city to R Miss Irances Whittlesey of West Main street entertained at a dinner| party at her home Wednesday even- ing preceding the dancing class at the Shuttle Meadow club, e Miss Lillian M. Kolodny, a fnrmnrj resident of this city, and now of New | York, is visiting with relatives in tewn. oo Announcenment has been made of | the marriage of Howard Mitehell of | Manle strent to Miss Harriet Dirdsley of Middletown. The marriage took place in Middletown October 18. | | Miss Minnie Russeil. DECEMBER 2, 1922, f High school, organized in October by Miss Mary Bouther, held its Novém- ber meetihg Monday when a very in- teyesting program was catrried out be- fore a’large attendance. The' busi- ness’ meeting was followed by talks on the visit .of Clemencean. {o . the United States and’ ol art and theaters; of Paris, by Miss' Kisie Hale, Mar-| garet Christ and. Elizabeth Rurr, re- spectively, ''A ‘comedy, “Nicette,” lo?— lowed with' this casty Anatole «« Jeouls Pike . ‘Bernice Welant Capdenac .. Albert. White | Buvard ... I " The “Causeri¢” was given by Rich- ard House, 'Harold Rossbers lnfli Warren Hale, Singing of French songs| ended the program, ! 'In accordance with the 'blgn of v.he program committee to study import- ant cities of France during the year, the ‘Cathedral eftiés will be’the sub- Ject of the nexz meeunt, Plans are under way for the an- npal- concert and ball which the Piret 8. men's “Pension and Relief assoclation will give on New Year's. The commit- tee are:' General chairman, David Moore; secretary, Deputy Chief E. F. Barnes; treasurér, Chief W. J. Noble: Harry Parsons and Simon Wiifer of Co. No.1; Stephen Goodrich and David” Moore of Cd. No. 2; Lieutenant Frank Gilligan and George Janelle of 3; Lieutenant Thomas Hin- chey of Co. No. 4; Lieutenant John Stanton and Fred Schneider of Co. No. 5;'Fred Fagg and I'. C. Prelle of Co. No. 6; Leonard | \ inders and A, Heis- ler of Co. No. 1, iadder; Michael Ley- den of No. 2, ladder. Sub-committees have been appoint- ed as follows: Printing, Leonard Saun-| ders and Harry Parsons; music, S8i- mon Wolfer and Willlam Frey; hall, Michael . Tieyden, Stephed Goodrich and A, H r; entertainment, Lieu- tenant J Stantze and Lieutenant Thomas Hinchey; ecorations, . Liéu- tenant Krank Gilligan and F. C. Prelle; refreshments, Fred Schneider and George Janelle. . s Mr, and Mrs. J. K. Cooper, Mt, and Mrs. Albert Corbin, Mr.. and Mrs. Hartwell Taylor, Dr. Robert and Mrs. Mazeine, Mr. and Mrs, George Beach, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Stanley, Mr. and Mrs. Dugaid McMillan, Mr. and Mrs, G. Reld, Mr. and Mrs, Robert Martindell and Mr, and .Mrs. W. P, Crabtree weére among those entértain- ing at dinner at the Shuttle Meadow club on Thanksgiving day. . .o Annduncement has been made’ of the marriage of James R.. Halloran, proptietor of the Hotel Washington and Miss Julia. Waller Mansuy, a school teacher. The ‘wedding took place in YWest Hartford, Sept. 26. «. . Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Olson of Church street celebrated their. - 25th wedding anniversary at their: home last Saturday evening with about §0; friends and ‘relatives in attendance, Mr. and Mrs. Olson, were matried ‘in Springfield,” Mass,, by the ‘Rev. John Bjostrom, They have two children Miss Llennor Olson ‘and. Arvid' Olson i e » Miss: Bernadine Wnlker. daughter of Mr. and Mrs: Fred Walker of Har- rison street, who i8-Home from Brook- line,. Mass., for a féw days’ enter- tained~four tables.of bridge = ‘yester. day’ aftérnoon ‘for her .'house guest, Miss' Virginia Bradfield, of, Davenport, Icwa. © Prizes were awarded to Miss Gladys Fogarty, Miss Beatrice Rey- nal and to Miss Gladys Btroyel., v e ‘Mrs.” Willlam Montague of Lincsin street and- her daughter.and son-in- law, ‘Mr. and Mrs." Louis' ,Tryon ;| of Claremont, N, H., spent 'flnnkaflv- t{\s in New Tork < { John Hayes, 'son " :of Mr. wnd ‘Mrs, M. F. Hayes of Mutray Hill is, hame from- Choate - school, Wallingford, Conn., for the holiday. % e S Miss rmby Andrews, daughter, of Mr. and Mrs, John Andrews of Bu selt ‘street, returns tomorrow to Rus- sell "Sage college after ufiendlnl the ! Lolidays in (,ow;u « M. and. Mra. Philip| -muley enter» ! tajned at dinner at their ‘home’ on Shuttle Meadow avénue Wedneaday T evening preceding the meeting of the dancing ¢lass at the. shume Mead glub, 3 0 ‘ * . Morton Swift,‘son ‘of Mr. nnd. Mn Orlando Swift of. Linceln street, re- turns tomorrow to M. I Boston, Mass,, after spending Thangsgiving in town, .. ? DR Miss Arnne Nelsou, , daughter of Mr. and Mra. Bennett Nelson of Har- rison street, whd' -is. spending the winter in nrmc‘-por, came home for the Thankuglvln; m:lidlrs. Miss Mary TAym- Tlauvelt witl xh'e the fourth of a 'series " of Current Event lectures unger the auspices :of the Woman's club at the First church "ehapel on Tuesday, December b, at 3:00 o'clock. "Miss Blayvelt has chos- en for subjects at this lecture “Clem. encea’s Visit to' the United States, “The Bhip Subsidy Bifl." “The Dpen- "ing of the British, Parliament”’ and the Lausanne énference. e Announcement has been made of the marriage of Edwin J. Radil and The wedding tcok plade dt the South church par: sonage Thursday, Rev. G. W, C. HiM performed ‘the déremony. "After a short wadding trip Mr. and Mts, Radil will make their home at ll Beldeh ntren!. ' LR i Baker, son of Mr. and Baker of Belvidere, ‘18 the Massachusetts Radlo | Loren "E. Mrs, L. C. home from ;and Telegraph school in Beston for the holidays. b ~ Mr, and Mrs. Robert. Littlejohn en- tertained at a family party Thanks-| giving Mpy at their home on Win.; throp strest. ’ the kiddie hboth, 1 stree bern bf ‘The New Britain Mu-t- cal of New Britain presented, the loliovln[ wel| arranged program on Tuesday evening a} the Camp schoal anditorium; 1. Plano ” Variations Brillante Qp, 12 i\ Chopin Miss Parker,. 2. Songw for Soprane . The Open Road ....... T Gertrude Ross b, Songs My Mother Taught Me Dvorak Caafaiiay Mjss Hine at the plano. Ming Vater, 3 'V\alln | | Ptelud\um and Allegro . | Jeansees Pughani-Kreisler ! Mr, Luryea, Mr. Rosenberg,gt ‘the pllno‘ 4. Reading with.Plano ., The Rayen ... Edgar Au;n Poo « U M, Cornwall, Mr. Hart. 5. Ywe mnql——h'our “hands aenuum FiMajor . vviaiiins sede Mozart- orlag Ane‘m Apdante | Rendo ' Allegretto w' M, -Andzulaitis and Mr. let. Sannu for .Tenor: . Gia 1l sole dal Gnnn A, Scurla,tt oo b Wlnn.o( Nltht “Winter Wltu ¢. qmmad nnllwrldn Thrist Mr.. Shaller. Mr. Hart at’ the . Piano, 7 Mixed Chorus Hear De Lambs A-crying. ‘Mrs,, 1pson, Miss Vater, Mrs, Tattle, Miss Schade; “ Mr. Shafler, Mr. Stuhlman, Mr, Wagley; Mr. thham. Piano’ Bcherzo in B l'llt Minor | Chopin Miss Tomassoni, ! o o Robert F. Logan, formerly an in- structer: in the. Hartford 'Art achool, | who has lately returned from Paris| where he has won distinction as a painter and etcher, was thé guest of friends in New Rritain last week. Among others Mr. lLogan called on Mrs. Cullen of Winthrop street to give her news of her son, Cyril C. Cullen, Ne¥% Britain's youthful, sculp- for who is, at present, studying in Paris. Mr. Cullen is living ih Mr, Logan's studio which is at Bellevue near St. Cloud, one of the suburbs of | Paris, on the Seine. Mr. Cullen's inspired work is well known to New Britain people, oné of his latest works being the bas-relief, in marble of Reverend X E. Kiing- berg which he did just before salling for Paris. It is expected that this spiendid piecé will be placed in the Children's Home on Radcliffe heights, a fitting tribute to the Home's founder. % e The annual Christmas sale for local charities was held by the TIsabella Circle, National Daughters of Isabella, | today. Mrs. W. J. Pebles. who was ohalrman, was assisted by Miss Mar-| ion, Egan at the candy booth, Mrs. J. & Callahan at the cake booth, Mrs.| B. . Gaffney at the fancy work booth, and Mra. R. W. Hinchliffe at . All Jadies of the congregation of the Methodist ‘chirch’ have bsen invited to attend the meeting of Women's Forelgn Missionary soclety at the | home, of ‘Mrs, Hurold Gee, 37 Trinity Monday at 3 p. m. * A short dhlou'ue,’ “Bleven Good Reasons,” will be -given, - a' game recently’imported fiom' India will be played and some ot Mother Goose's chudren will -re- cite, y 'I‘he M\ls{ca! club of New Rritain L¥as announced that the exchange of tickets for the Rosa Ponselle. concert | which will* bé . given 'hext Sunday, afterpoon: at 3/30, in the Fox theater, | upknefl this morning. Asseciate mem- bers’of ‘the olub will'receive théir re- semd selts enrly next week. Mrs. H Daytor Huhphnv will ‘open her, ‘home:on. West ‘Main street next ‘Flmruduy dfternoon 'to a' méeting of the Eether Stanley Chapter, D, A. R. Mrs. Charies H. Bissell of Southing- ten, the state regen of .the D. A. R., is to Be'the mpealter of the afternaon. Mps.. H.. Dagton Humphrey, Miss Fiora L. Humahrey and :Mrs. Fortis H. Allis wm be lhe hostesses. "I‘he -Young. Womenu Sewing Guild of. the First Baptist' ehurch. has an- | Aounesd a *ale of fancy articles and | food to 'be held"in the ‘ehapel: of the ehurch oy Frldny. December !A Miss . lhxhu Hart, daughter or Mr“ and Mra, Maxwell Hart “of Russell ‘street,’ -j8 shams’ from - the' Ogontz| school.« in Philadélphia - for . the| Thn\ksnwln# recess’ and has as ‘her | hLouse guest’ Miss Betsy Thompsnn of hwtorkcfg. # =%V Mnrtln Vi Stempien of’ (hh city, a! lludent at Bostan [ nhern.tv. has been ! gnrollad -on the: Konor listfor ‘high -chnlnrlhlp at. the College .of Busi- ners end .Admipistration by, Dean F. W.; Lord. " Mr, Stempien iis a memher LR Thp uoth anniversary of lhe tound- tng.of ‘the Worthington Foelesiastinal society ‘wil'.be observed. by ‘meémbers of .the Beriin Congregational church on ,Wednesday evening, December §, with apnroprlne, exercises at the church, The ulébrnuon will llke the form of. historigal ‘readings with .a recep- tion to. follow, / Papers dullnx,wuh the formation.of the society and . its growth in.after years will be. read hy promipent townspeople. -The rpecep- tion will be ‘opeén to the public. The executive committee in charge of the exercises copsists. ‘of A. A, North, Pardon. C. Rickey, Walton H. Meag- iey' and Rev. 8 A. F‘iske. i Miss v.rpm Cenxcy. a uudent, at D, Arnald's School of Gympnastics, \Iew ‘Haven, is" npenoh‘g the hulidln at me on Deaver street. YOUR i daughter, d Fwilight The first of a series of Musicales'" will. take place tomorrow afternoon at 4:30 at the Shuttie Megdow club. ‘The program promisen to be an unusyally delightful one with George Morgan, baritone sololst, who will gcome through the courtésy of Narman P. Cooley, and Gladys Bar- nett, pianiste, as the artists of the aft. ernoon, | After the musjéale supper will be merved to: club ‘members who desire it and who will make reserva- tiona, The program will be made up of the following numbers: 0, God Haye Mercy—"St, Paul" vv+ Mendelssoln tive e iane s Brahms In ‘Meiner Heimat; ‘frunk Htraues Feldeinsamkeit Vor. Akkron; Landskneght . iu .%o Zuelgnung T ) Gearge Morgan Polonaise—~C | Sharp Miner '\, Chopin Htude—A Flat .......\ ... Chopin Prelude—G Minor ... Rachmaninoff ‘Gladys ' Barhett . Hahn Temaire Mai Madrigal ... .. Te Yeux Lu M qure ’I‘eu Feux Bleus . George Morgan P Ballet' Music from “Rmmnnde" s [ coaaido Sehubert voden e Lient . Chopin Forsythe Tachalkowsky Etude~—D V‘Ilt Revalutionary Etude . Gadys Barnett June ., . o Pligrim's Song The -Ladt Hour , Kramer The 8itver Ring .. Chaminade Life and. Death ', . Coleridge-Tayloe Gearne Mornn Miss nn!hu E. Whlte 'ho i’ a st~ dent at Connecticut college has been the guest of ‘her parents, Professor and Mrs, Marcus White, of Forest street. PR Mr. and Mrs. Frederick H. Hill ane Miss Lilia Hill, of Win- ‘throp street, attended 'a family re- unign of ;the Holcomb' family at Ter- rington on Thankegiving Day. The rennion ‘was held at the home of state’s- attorney, Walter Holcomb, exq Governor Holcomb being another dis! titiguished member of the famiiy who was present. L Master Robert Johnaton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johnston,. of Chest- nut street, entertained at a party last week In obscrvance of his fifth birth- day. e Announcement is made of the en- gagement of Miss Agnes H. Carlson, . daughter of Sealer of Weights and Measures and Mrs. Carl A. Carlson of 84 Prospect street to Hilding. R. NBenson of Boston. Miss Carlson is amployed in the payroll department of Corbin Sérew Corporation and Mr, Benson is connected with a contract- ing firm in Boston. vew The B, C. G. club held a theater party Friday evening at Parsons’ the- ater, Hartford, in Honor of Miss Lil- lian Greenberger of New York, a for- mer member of ,the club, who I8 spending the Thanksgiving holidays ~in town. e Miss Eunice Kamiss of 651 Stanley street has as' her guest Miss Lillian Greenberger of New York city. PR > The' Ohristmas Gift Shop, 112 Lin- voln sreét. will be open all day Dec. 7th and 8th with unusual gifts (or all ages on sale.——advt, BEST T ADMIT HE |3 NOT INFORMED Otherwise. Yale Student Would Rank Mmus Instead of Zero New IHmen. Dec. 2.4—Yale's new tests wililch are being tried out. as a | complementary to .old ‘time Formdlis of determining ' 4 ‘student’s - mental alerthess, are not on tixed lines, it'is understood.: Neither are the questiong put into writing. Forty questidns are asked and tihe answer ‘yes’ or,“no" may be expected, within ten to 15 sec- onds. An equivalent answer may be required. If a student says “T don't know' to'all questions he would rank a ‘zero,” but u “guess’” to a question . | showing no mental’ eff8rt. to answor 4t would mean a rnlnuu mmk ,on’ that answer. The. Jist ‘of quouunna, it is. staied by students, ute uniike in the nverul departments, Biological students quote, others, these questions: “Is water necessary as a solvent for nutrition?” « “Is it possible to have a bnlanced agudrium without Jight,” In psychology the students asked, ror instance: ‘‘Is psychology. the seience or pre- diction and contrel:of. behayior?” “Is a8y napta & connection Mtwegn among were | néprones .’ The eivil.engineers were asked . fo pronounce “true' .or "ulse" éme- ments like these: “Feople who live along a Mlhwny ahnuld be taxed for its upkeep.” puy-us-you.go methods | is cheaper for.'the tax payer in the end t)!an the sinking fund method.” firlck L] the best pavement in'the '“-rm» penrtnuon test. ‘determines oW, Yar asphn)® will sink into a sténe toundatiep.’” A question in physics: "“Jf the distance between'the enrth and, the' meon were to be decyea%:d by on¢-half would the attraction tween ¢ e two be ~one-fourth as great?” All departmeénts ‘in tho university are adharing to thp old fests but are trying out nev sones, both as an a8 & t FRIENDS Al are. haman' mmngh to Mke to be remenbered at Chrl»‘ ns ume, the difficulty is they can buy for themsotvés most anyth .'nmummz. A dozen will more than plmc twelve b\“\-—enqn yO Oscar v ! Murray 158 MAIN mm