Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-11-04
JEWETT CITY
Calendar Supper With Novel Features
Served in Baptist Church Vestry-
Entertaining Programme Provided
Borough Small Notes.

The Baptist vestry was transformed
INTO fascinating spectacle Thursday
evening. when a calendar supper was
given under the direction of Mrs. Ar
thur M. Brown. There We're twelve
tables set, for which seats were secur-
ed in advance
The January table was in charge of
Miss Ida Foster. assisted by Mrs Will
liam tombstone and Miss Alice Nc
Broome. 1t was a Mckinley table, his
portrait over the center of the table
IN frame work of flags. Red. white
and blue streamers extended to the ia
bic corners, and runners of the same
colors were on the table. Flags were
upon the wall also. The favors were
white carnations.
The February table was the st. VAL
entlne's table. in charge Of Mrs.
Charles H Gardner, assisted by Mrs
George Sparks and Miss Emma Bah
cock. There were red runners upon
the table. with a large Cupid for a
center piece, and red crepe paper,
from which hung hearts, and Cupids
We're over the table The favors were
hearts with gilt lettering
March was the st. Patrick's table,
and here Mrs E. r. Gardner was in
charge, assisted by Mrs. John Blake
and Miss Bessie Blake. Over the CEN
ter OF the table was an immense sham
rock, with festoons of green paper and
small shamrocks. There were green
runners on the table with a white
chrysanthemum center piece. The
favors We're shamrock candy boxes
and there. were shamrock menu cards
Green shaded candles lighted the ia
bic
April was the TESTERS table.in charge
of Mrs. A. NJ. Brown, assisted by
Misses May Potter and Rosa Wilcox
Yellow crepe paper, from which jest
er's silhouettes hung. were over the
tc 10 nd
it. The favors were jonquiI candy
boxes.
May was the tMay-pole table, in
charge of Mrs. Brown assisted by
Misses Emma Gardner and Ethel Ha-
lyburton. A May pole of pink and
white paper was in the center of the
table, and steamers extended from this
to the sides. Pink and white runners
were on this table. and May baskets
of candy We're the favors.
June was the brides toble, and was
in charge OF Mrs. F. C. Whiting, as
Miss Elizabeth Whiting. There was a
large center piece of pink roses. and
roses and their branches We're over
head, extending to the ends of the Ia
BILE where there We're large pink bows
Pink candles in silver candelabra add
ed much TO the effect. The favcrs We're
wedding cake led in the usual style
July was the patriotic table, in
charge of Mrs. Edward Raney. assist
ed by Misses May Blake and Theresa
Raney. There was a center piece of
flags and overhead We're large and
small f1recraci<ers flags. shields and
eagles, while ON the walls was a pic
ture Of Washington. draped in flags
The favors were crepe paper Ameri-
can flags.
August was the summer girl table
in charge Of Miss Alice A. Brown, as
sisted by Misses J0er1?ine Miller and
Elizabeth Clarke. Myriads of butter
flies fioated over this table among the
yellaw srepe paper festoons Yellow
runners were on the table, and there
We're summer girl menu cards. Thc
favors We're birchbark canoes.
September was the sunbonnet ba bes
table, in charge of Miss Mary NJ
Brown, assisted by Misses Georgine
Campbell and Ida Brown. Autumn
leaf runners were upon this table
and overhead We're twined chrysan :
themums and asparagus fern. The
favors were pie leaf candy boxes
on which were perched diminutive sun
bonnet babies.
October was a Hallowe' en- table. il
charge of Mrs. r. w. Dearnley, assist
Butts A ghosts head was the center
piece, and scattered over the table
were black paper cats and owls. Over
head We're pumpkins yellow and black
paper cats, witches and owls. The
window near the table was draped il
yellow and black paper, with an i'm