Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-08
SALE AND ENTERTAINMENT
 BY JUNIOR AUXILIARY
Christ Church Organization Gets Large
 Patronage and Proceeds

J church held it's annual Christmas sale on Wednesday afternoon at the Nor wich club. These sales are always most attractive and show the artistic and executive ability of the teachers or the auxiliary in the arrangements and decorations Many pleasing little arti- cles-the work of the children through the year-were supplemented by dona- tions of fancy work, etc. rom the otd- CT people, so that the various faoies were loaded with choice and pretty collection of the different wares III which brisk trade was carried on with the crowd Of admfring friends coming and going during the aIter- noon. The officers of the auxiliary are Miss Osgood, president; Miss Rich ards. vice president; Miss Webb, sec retary, and Joseph Worth, treasurer- There have been ninety children en- rolled in the society during the year
 The club house was prettily deeorat- ed with hemlock and laurel contrast ed with red Christmas bells and the red shades of the candles ased on the tables for lighting. The red cslenoars on one of the tables assisted in the red and green scheme.
 Mrs. W. T. Olcott, Mrs. H. F. Ul- mer, Mrs. Frank Turner and Miss Lou ise Robinson were the decoration com mittee A pretty flower table was IN charge of Misses Justine Worth, Ruth Lord and Helen Beethan1. Mrs. M. NJ. Hitchon looked after the grab bag ta- ble, where the big paper chrysaHthe-
 nums all looked deceiVing alike. Irene Wilson Viola Grover, Elsie Jacobson, Christine Sullivan and Helen Lyman, the girls in her class, assisted her.
 Miss Mabel Webb was assisted by her class. Viola and Mildred Engler, Katherine and Marion Bliven, Victoria Manner, Ivy Fske. Margaret Beckrnan, Lillian Brewster, at fancy work ta- bIe; Miss Helen Robinson by May Re- we'll, Elizabeth Sllis, Grace Busch, Dorothy Louden, Jennie Corcoran, Amy Treadway, Florence Smith and Jessie Hitchon, at another: Mrs. w. Tyler Olcott, by Elaine Hitchon. Marion Pitcher Lillian Boyington and Doris Hall at 8 third; and Miss Louise Rob- irson by Catherine Sullivan, Elizabeth Sevin and Winifred Grierson at the fourth.
 Mrs. John Lyman presided at the cake table and Misses Dorothy Me Clenathan and Florence Carpenter at the one of scrapbooks and calendars The brasswork table also held pas- kets, scrap baskets, and calendars made by the boys of Miss Rlcharos class-a cook book compiled by Miss Richards and executed by the boys, ferns and pottery.
 Assisting Miss Richards here were Bruce McMullan, Tyler Rogers, Io- seph Mueller, George Smith, Robert Bruce, Arthur Adams, Willie Beck- man. Frank Beckrnan, Francis Blo- well Louis Smith, Richard Bradford and Clinton Jones.
 The reading room made q cozy tea room under the supervision Of Mrs. John L. Mitchell, Mrs. Henry T. Ulm- CT, Mrs. Joseph Hall and Miss Martha L. Oseood. Mrs Norris $. Lippitt and Mrs. Bertram Fiske served frappe ana the members of Mrs. Fiske's class Marguerite Gallup, Ina Erickson, Lu- cile Lord. Agnes Troland and Nelle Pratt, assisted.
 In the other room large decorated candy booth was the work of Miss Marguerite Amy, Miss Lucille Peck and Miss Susie l. Gallup. Miss Amy s class assisted. These were Olive Lin ton, Rhea DobbroW, Gladys Louden' Irene Everett Helen Willard, Doro- thy Ellis, Lucy Gregson and Glaoys Elliott.
 Miss Ada L. Richards was the en- tertainment committee and provided an attractive programme of music anu | tableaux, received with much appiausS. The Jibers club from the Academy Glee club gave the opening nunDer' consisting of three of their songs, in fine style A recitation in costume The Knave of Hearts, was given py Master Willis P. Austin, and another' Little Miss Mufet, by Miss Ivy Flske- The tableau and song, Mistress Mary tlUlt6 WdS SiNSi " rion GalIaudet and Master Willis Aus tin. Old King Cole was impersonated bv Master Malcolm H. Austin ahe tab1eau of the fairies included Marga- ret Beckman, Lillian Beckman, VloLa Engler. Mildred EngIer, Victoria Mai mer. Ivy Fiske, Lillian Brewster, ka- tberine Bliven, Marion Bliven, Irene Wilson. Catherine Sullivan, Viola Gro yer Doris Hall, Elsie Jacobson, Magic williams, Elizabeth Sevin. Agnes ha- roinski and Antoia Kratockville. The A. l. $. Mandolin club, Misses Esther Lippitt, Irene Gregson. Gladys Preston, Lois Perkins, Grace Lester and Olive Huntington, gave six de- lightful selections. Miss Irene Ever att danced the highland fling and was recalled for a second performance. Miss Ruth Lord accompanied her. The march of the fairies ended the pro-