Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-11
JUNIOR AND INTERMEDIATE
 LEAGUES HAVE FESTIVALS
Afternoon and Evening Sessions at Trinity M. E. chureh-second An nuaI Affair.


 Booths, bowers and alcotes in pleas ing color effects made an especially pleasing picture in the Sunday school room of the Trinity Methodist church Friday afternoon and evening, as the boys and girls of the Junior League and the young people of the Interme- diate league held their second annual festival. A pretty lemon colored and blue alcove of home made candies was in charge of Miss Stella Purvis. The lemonade was served from a buff and green pinacle by Misses Elizabeth Lane and Hazel Robinson. The cake booth. in patriotic colors. was in charge of Misses Marietta Boyens, Myrtle Lumis and Nancy M. Colberg. A pretty booth of pink and white, containing fancy articles was in charge of Marguerite $. Wolcott and Olive R. Riley. The Christmas booth. of red and green, with an abundance of Christmas bells. was presided over by Isabel Fenton. The pie. table, elaborately decorated, was under the supervision of Master Harwood Dolbeare and Donald Robin son. The peanut stand. in Christmas attire. was a most popular resort. as it was the contribution of Guy Carpen- ter and Everett Pecllham. A little cookie booth was in care of Gladys Shoemaker and Annie Hahn. Little Elizabeth Peckham and Viola Palmer had a nice candy booth of scarlet and white. Popcorn was sold by Howard Ives and Leslie Miller. Blossoms and rt tied plants were sold by Carl A. Hahn. A pretty bower of green fas- cination and roses was known as the dolls home, where Misses Blanche NJ. Porter, Nellie Tibbetts. Marion Wood worth and Dorothy Wulf presided. The lunch counter was in charge of Herbert Hooker, Austin King and Her bert Ferguson.
 The following programme was giv- en in the afternoon when James C. McPherson presided:
 F Piano solo. Gypsy Roads. Waldo $. Newburg: Hang Up the Baby's Stock ing. Mamie Ladd; The Sunbeam. Edith Palmer. Olive Riley; Reclamation. X Little Pilgrim. Leslie Miller; story. Lu- lu Penfield; Three Children Sliding on the Ice. Helen Gordon Wcodworth: pic ano solo. La Grace. Edith Shoemaker; When She Went out to Sea. Hazel Purvis; Reclamation. Arthur Burlin- game: For Santa Claus. Elizabeth C. Service recitation. Bessie Brown: rec itation, Eleanor Fenton: recitation, Gladys Newbury; speech, Roger Worthngton; solo. Wonderful Star. Marietta Boyens. Mrs. Boyens accom- panist: Christmas Eve, Sarah Ladd; song, Harriet Newbury; exercise, Jeanie's Almanac, Anna Hahn. Gladys Shoemaker: recitation. I'm Thankful, Grace C. Service; solo, Florence Rog- CTS: Christmas. Avery Stanton; Good Manners. Kenneth Botham; The Jolly Old Fellow. Merton Palmer; recita- ton. Arthur BOtham.
 The evening programme was presid- ed over by Mayor Lippitt. the Sunday school superintendent, and was as fol- lows:
 Piano solo, The Home Coming. Miss Gussie Church; My Doll Is Dead. Miss Nellie Tibbits: Slumbertown. Dorothy Wulf; solo The Babe of Bethlehem, Miss Marietta Boyens. Mrs. Boyens accompanist; Knowledge Is Sweet. Bertha Hahn; Tomorrow. Herbert Ferguson: piano solo. Conamore. Ha- gel Robinson: Only a Pin Carl A. Hahn: The Legend of Pendinghoe, Miss Blanche M. Porter: From Rob bies Point of View. Harwood Dol beare: solo The Bird in Rose Miss Gladys FislSe. Mrs. Fiske accompan- ist: Keep Away from Put-of-Town. E. Leonard Purvis; The Grumbling Old Lady. Elizabeth C. Peckhsm: Nibht Before Christmas. Viola Palmer; solo. Norman Hines: The Shadow. Irene Cruthers: The Tragedy Of the Christ mas Candles. Marion R. Woodworth: Five Little Brothers. Donald Robinson solo duet Star in the East. Misses Gussie Church and Elizabeth Lane, Miss Fay Newland accompanist: An Overworked Elocutlonist. w. Harold Odgers: speech. Percy Cruthers: pi- ano solo. Miss Olive Rosa Riley.
 Mrs. NJ. s. Kaufman is superintend- ent of these two leagues.