Norwich bulletin., 1910-02-03
ST. AGNES GUILD AND
 PARISH AID SOCIAL
Christ Church Organizations Have Sale and Supper at Norwich Club House.


 In supper and sale at the Norwich club on Wednesday evening, conduct ca jointly by the Parish Aid and St. Agnes Guild of Christ Episcopal church, for the benefit of the choir boys camp at Pleasant View, great
 success in attendance and finances was
 recordeG. From to 8 supper was
 served to about 300 persons, the tables
 befng arranged both in the grill room
 and the hall. Pots of tulips were the
 pretty table decorations, and the gen. eral decorative scheme was attractive
 iy carried out by the committee, com-
 pr1s1ng Mrs William Palmer, chair
 man, Mrs. Frank c. Turner, Mrs. Will
 lis Austin, Mrs. w. c. Reynolds, Miss
 Tfrrell, and w. F. HabeI1otte.
 An inviting menu, consisting of
 chicken salad, escalloped oysters, cold
 ham, Saratoga potatoes, rolls, ice cream, cake, coffee and tea, was served under
 the direction of the supper committee, Mrs. Gardiner Greene, Mrs. Henry F.
 Ulnrer. Mrs. Charles l.. Richards, Mrs. l.. B. Amy and Miss Mary Osgood. Tickets were in charge Of Frank Rob- inson, and the hand painted menus in charge of MonI oe Benson
 At the two serving tables were Mrs. N. S. Lippitt, assisted by Mrs. c. l.. Hubbard, Mrs. G. F BidwelI. Mrs. E . H. Willard and Mrs. Maxton Holms, and Mrs. l.. B. Amy, assisted by Mrs. A. c. Wright, Mrs E. H. Lin nell, Mrs. Lamb, Miss Mary Osgood and Mrs. A. w Spalding. The follow ing were the waitresses: Misses Elaine Hitchon, Grace Engler, Ruth McNeil, Dorothy McClenathan, Addie Crooks, Bessie Corcoran, Mary Ellis, Irene Kendall, Maud Hitchon, Jennie Hitch on, Phebe Brewster, Anna Holmes. Marion Bartlett, Ruth Wright, Eliza beth Wright, Fannie Branche, Beatrice Eldred, Florence Carpenter, Ruth Lord Kittie Holmes and Olive Huntington. The following also assisted as walters: Edwin Burgess, Albert Gebrath, Frank Lowell. Francis Forsberg, Rudolph Val lin, Manley EIitchon Sumner Willard, Franklyn Lord, Russell Smith, Chan ming Huntington and Walter Crooks
 The tea and coffee was in charge of Mrs. Frank Robinson. Mrs. w. H. Gallup, Mrs. H. l.. Wadsworth and Miss Rebecca Reynolds. Miss Irene Willard, Miss Roselle Rudd, Miss E. Camilla Eldred and Miss Helen Rea- gan. Those in charge of the ice cream were Mrs. A. Cleworth, Mrs. Charles B. Lee, Mrs George T. Lord. Mrs. Howard B. Stanton and Mrs. W. G. Haselden. The flower committee com prised Miss Mabel Webb, Miss Wini- fred Welles, Miss Rachel Thayer, Miss Henrietta Bidwell Miss Esther Lippitt and Miss Katharine Brown.
 Delicious home made candy was for sale in the billiard room, where a love- ly effect was produced in the decora- tions of peach blossoms, pink ribbons and candelabra- Miss Martha L. Os- good, Mrs. Eben Learned, Mrs w. Ty- Ter Olcott, Miss Louise Robinson, Mrs. John L. Mitchell and Mrs. w. W. Leonard were in charge. The cake ta- ble where Miss Helen Robinson, Miss Mary Richards and Mrs. Monroe Ben soy. disposed of many delicious in8ves had attractive decorations of silver candlesticks and pots of tulips
 A great deal of hard work that was to the supper and respon- sible for much of it's success was doT,e by the soil 2iti.:S e1Il rnittee, .tnS slinS Of Mrs. Ga~.iirer fIGLene, Mrs. c l.. Mrs. A CIeworth, Mrs. Charles B. Lee, Mrs. Cha inning Hunt ington, Mrs. Willis Austin, Miss Re becca Reynolds Miss Mary Richards, Mrs. F. w. Willard and Miss Maud Buckin gharn. the supply committee Miss Annie M. Petrie, Miss Lillian Stetson, Miss Martha Lehing- well, Miss Winffred MacAdarn and Miss Agnes Crandall, and also the committee, which com prised Mrs. M. M Hitchon. Miss Julia Brewer, Miss Susan I. Gallup and Miss Rebecca Reynolds.
 Dancing was enjoyed after the sup per tables were cleared away All those interested worked hard for the success of the sale, and a good sized sum will be their reward to present to the choir boys.