Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-16
APPLE BLOSSOM FETE
 BY JUNIOR AUXILIARY,
Christ Church Organization Provided an Attractive Sale at Norwich Club.


 The Junior auxiliary of Christ church held another of their attractive yearly sales at the Norwich club house on Wednesday afternoon from 3 to 6.3O. This one was an apple blossom fete. A MRypole in the center of the hall, with pink and white streaners floating overhead in all directions to the pretty wall decorations of vines and apple blossoms, and May baskets holding pink geraniUms, made an exceedingly pretty decorative effect. Besides the articles made by the children during the year, there were fancy articles of a more ambitious nature donated by gIOwn-up friends and also sales of candy, cake, ice cream and the pOpu- lar grab, which were well patrOniZed A short musical programme at five o'clock added to the success of the afternoon. Miss Mary Osgood, the president and a good fairy of the aux Hilary, assisted by the teachers, Miss Mary Richards, Mrs. William Tyler Ol- colt, Miss Mary Paddock, Miss Mar gueTite Amy, Miss Mabel Webb, Mrs. BerTam Fiske, Miss Helen Robinson and Mrs, John Lyman, made up the general committed in charge. The decorations wer executed by Mrs. Frank c. Turner, Mrs, Harry L, Wads- worth and Mrs. William Tyler Olcott, assisted by the Misses Osgood, Mrs. Boynton, Mrs. Reveu and Mrs. Hall. Miss Marguerite Almy and Miss Lillian Stetson were the committee on ice cream, which was served by Mrs. Richard Grahame, Mrs, Charles l., Richards, Mrs. Frank c. Turner and Mrs, Frank A. Robinson. Miss Almy's class, Misses Gladys Loudon, Alice ReYeu, Olive Linton and Jessie Parks. assisted. Mss Paddock acted aS treas urer, Mrs. John Lyman had charge of the cake table, assisted by Miss Louise Robinson and by her pupils, Antonia kratuckville Lillian Beckman and Az nes RaninskI The May basket con taining the grabs was in charge of Mrs. Martin M. Hitchon, assisted by Miss Paddocl's pupils, Alice Williams, Francis Baker, Raymond Hiscox, Doro- thy Turner, Louise Beetham, Mildred Tucker and Mazie Williams The can dy booth, also in Maypole decoration, was in charge Of Miss Mabel s. Webb, assisted by Misses Dorothy McClena- than, K1ttie HOlms and Annie NJ. Petrie and the members of Miss Webb's class Margaret Beckman, Ivy tiske, Victoria Malma, Mildred Engler. May Farrar Leora Beetham, Lillian Brewster and Dorothy Rasmussen.
 Those in charge of the fancy work tables were Miss Martha OsgoOd, Mrs. Bertram Fiske and Mrs Howard L.
 stanton, assisted by Mrs. Fiste's schol- ars, Viola Grover, Irene Wilson, Elsie Jacobson and Viola Engler. Mrs Will ham T. Olcott and Mrs Harry L.
 WadsW Orrh, assisted by Mrs OIcott's class, Elaine HitChOn, Marion Pitcher Llh9n Boynton, Ingrid Erickson, Doris Hall and Grace Wright Miss Helen Robinson and Miss Olive Hunt, as sisted by Miss Robinsons class. Jes- sle Hitchon, Lottie Jackson, Dorothy loudon, Amy Treadway, Jennie Cor coran' Margaret Hughes. Miss Mary E. Richards and her class in brass work. kenneth HaH Clinton Jones. Louis smith, Laurens Hamilton, Lawrence Tefft, Frank Beckman, Willie Beckman. Robert Byrnes, Raymond Byrnes, tdchard Bradford, Sven DidIickson, Leslie George, James DugEan, Tyler Rogers, Roger Dennis The doorkeep- CTS were Robert Byrnes and Carl Kin ney. The ushers were George Smith, Lewis Smith, Joseph Hall and Lloyd HaH William r. Habekotte was plan lst and stage director for the musical programme, consisting of two songs by Walter Krohn. The Flower May Hide It's Lovely Face and In the Time of Roses, tableau of The Fairies in which Viola Engler was the May queen and having a song by Ivy Fiske and violin solo by Russell Hunt.