Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-02
ANNUAL CHRISTMAS SALE
 AT NORWICH CLUB
Held bv Junior Auxiliary of Christ Church-Mother Goose ioea Large Patronage.

The annual Christmas sale ot tne work of the Junior auxiliary oL Nnlise church was held Wednesday afternoon at the Norwich club with the usuai success and large attendance. .ha Miss Osgood, the president oL Ine .rxii;arv had the general manage ment of the sale, assisted py lne teachers. .,6,..rl,, The Mother Goose idea was cieverly carried out and made a pretty enect in tables and costumes. The peaulIiui flower table in the center, niieu Mien choice flowers from the greenhouses oa Messrs. F. l.. and c. H. Osgood, was very decorative and the evergreens ana tinsel were reminders of the coming Christmas time. The credit for the decorations falls to Miss Osgood, MISS Richards. Mrs. Frank C. Turner, Mrs. Harry l.. Wadsworth, Mrs w. iylel Olcott Mrs. Gurdon l.. Bldweli, Mrs' Henry F. Ulmer and Miss Martha E Osgood. Each table represented dh- ferent Mother Goose character. At Bo Peeps table Kittie Holmes ana Jennie Iitchon were in charge Of the calendars, sheep and playthlngs. TWO | long tables of fancy work were one the fairies table and the other the ntIle
 Maids in the Garden Hanging Out tne
 Clothes. The fairy table was presloeo sS over by Miss Helen Robinson | assisted by Florence Smith, Amy Treadway, Jessie Hitchon, Jennie Corcoran, Grace Bush, Dorothy Lou den, Elizabeth Ellis in their pretty 1alry
 costumes. o, l At the other table Mrs. W. Tyler Ol- | colt was assisted by her little maids III appropriate costume. Irene Beethan. Matilda Beetham, Marion Pitcher, Lll- | ian Boynton, Elaine Hitchon. The HOW | CT table was Mistress Mary's garden, with Rebecca Reynolds, Justine Worth and Katherine Brown as mistresses.
 Kate Greenaway-Mrs. M. M. Hitch on-had pretty chrysanthemum table the big paper flowers each hiding the mysterious packages tied beneath. Miss Ada Richards as Little Miss Moffit had a large display of candy which Mrs. FJben Learned and Miss Martha L.. Osgood assisted in selling.
 The Queen of Hearts-NIiss Mar guerite Almy-and her assistants, Miss Justine Blackstone, Dorothy Ellis, Rhea Dobrow. Helen Willard. Maria Gallup, Irene Everett and Gladys Louden, made a dash of color with their red and white at the table for cake and
 tarts.
 The Old Woman Who Lived in a
 Shoe-Miss Mary E.. Richards-had plentiful line of brass articles and Jap
 anese goods, the boys in her class as sisting being George Smith, Willie
 Beckman, Frank Beckman, Arthur Lar
 sen. Emerson Jones. George Bartlett, Richard Bradford, Burton Thomas, Ar ; thur Adams, Robert Byrnes, Joseph Mueller, Raymond Bennett and Clinton Jones.
 Refreshments were for sale. Those
 serving ice cream were Mrs. Gardiner Greene. Mrs Charles l.. Richards, Mrs . William Reynolds and Mrs. Frank A Robinson. Mrs. Norris Lippitt and land Mrs Henry F. Ulmer served tea ] | and Miss Helen Began served tea punch. The tea room on the porch was in charge of Mrs. Harry l.. Wads- worth Mrs. Gurdon F. Bidwell and : Mrs. Fisk. Walters were Marion Bart. , lett, Agnes Troland, Lucille Lord, Nellie Pratt Fred Church, Carl Kinney . Frank Lowell, John Ulmer, Frank LII mer, Albert Gebraith and Eddie Bur . gess Joseph Worth and Walter KrohI
 were doorkeepers.
 The entertainment committee wer
 Misses Rebecca Reynolds, Mabel s - Webb, Henrietta Bidwell, Helen Rob = inson, Ada l.. Richards and Mrs. w @ Tyler Olcott.
 e A play with tableaux and fairy danc s was given at , D. m., all three beini 0 much enjoyed. The two tableaus wer ', Little Boy Blue and Ride Cock Hors s to Banbury Cross, in which Maste . Reynolds Palmer took his part nicel dDu AdIl nlJiHcgs OtlC VI tiAC bOy d sang the story of each character, w F
 Habekotte accompanying. Henriett
 Bidwell, Rachel Thayer, Dorothy Me V Clenathan and Jennie Corcoran gay n an amusing little play-The Wron S Package-with success and Miss Grac = Engler led the fairies of Miss Robin e sons table in a gracefully pretty fair
 dance, Miss Phebe Brewster at tn
 piano. Old Mother Goose herself wa present in the person of Elizabet
 Seyin..