Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-28
Christmas Cheer In Sunday Schools Annual Entertainments Were Given at Broadway and Second Congregational, Trinity Methodist and Universalist
 Churches.

Tho Christmas spirit was all-pervad- ing in the parlors of the Broadway Congregational church for the annual ChWstmas entertainment of the Sun day school on Friday evening. Fes- tive decorations beautified the room, feSteSns of green and Christmas wseaths being effectively used. while two large Christmas trees, brilliant with electric bulbs and ornaments oc- cupied prominent places of honor. A cleverly built dolls house, lighted by electricity also had its charms for 8 large part of the merry gathering. In charge of the decoration was Miss Pauline Chase and among her cap- able assistants were Mrs. Harvey M. Briggs, Misses Anna anG Elizabeth Chase. Miss Edith Young, Miss Edith Lane and Miss Helen Boynton.
 This programme was carried out: Music by the orchestra: welcome. by Supt. Herbert B. Cary: recitation, Miss Jennie Stanton. Westerly; solo, Mrs. Charles T. Bard; recitation, Miss Stan ton. Then Santa Claus, impersonated delightfully."- by Charles I. Smith. dis tributed gifts to the members of the Sunday school and candy to all.
 There were 4s members to be re- membered for their perfect attend ance, as follows:
 IS years, Joseph E. Spicer. Il years, George H. Dyer, Lillian Dyer, Minnie Freeman. s years, Charles I. Smith. S years. Walter J. Shanley, Florence A. Smith, William o. Dyer, Miss J. Nyles StandiSh. years, Ronald Kim ball, Alice Perrin, Erna Rosienne, Mary L. Kelly, Hans Rasmussen, Her. man Rosienne, Emma Kaiser, Freda Wimpahl Henrietta Davis, Miss Mar ion Beebe, Halsey Gallup. years, Ray D. Gilmore. Ida S. Heebner, May L. 'Dawiey, Charles B. Dyer. years, Herbert W. Galdlup, Dorothy c. Ras- nussen, Raymond c. Boone. Otto Ro- sienne, William Bogdanski, Alfreds Brosofski. H. Norman Rasmussen, Charles l.. Heebner, Earl Whitehead, Beatrice Freeman, Harold Rasmussen. Emma Rosienne. Annie LabinslS, Florence Whitehead. 1 year, Rev. Edward s. Worcester, Leslie B. Smith, Aibien Heebner. James Blair, Lucille T. Spalding, Arthur s. sabinski, Elis- aheth B. Smith, Walter Lumsden. Mrs, William H. Dawley. Theresa Hilde- brand, Edward Bogdanski.
 The general committee in charge of the festival was William T. Lane , chairman, Mrs. William J. Dawley Miss Hattie Carter. Mrs. Albert H L&throp and Miss Marion Beebe.
 At the UniversaIist Sunday School
 The tuneful operetta Santa Claus i: Coming was charmingiy presented as the main part of the programme fol the annual Christmas entertainment o1 the Sunday school of the Church of the Good Shepherd on Friday evening Directed by Mrs. Frederick S. Young and Miss Ruth Beebe. who compris, the music committee, the children who took part sang in amanner exceeding. ly pleasing to their large audience
 The cast for the opexetta was a, follows: Lora, Elizabeth Fifffnore Bess, Madeline Kelley; Mona, Charlott' Fowler; Susie, Hazel Hildebrand Eva Grace Taft: Nellie. Villa Bussey Frank, Harold Cobb; Fred. Lisle Fill more; Persia, May Glvers; Neva Leotta Dat; Zena, Natalie Bussey Fairy Queen, Doris Lewis: Fairies Margery Hall. Dorothy Parsons. Heller BjuHstrom; Jack Frost, Day Fillmore Santa Claus, William Rush
 After Supt. Edwin A. Tracy ha, spoken a brief message of welcome there was a distribution of gifts to tn members of the Sunday school, ant ice cream and cake were served b, the refreshment committee, Miss Hat tie Harris, Miss Minnie Keppler an, Miss Ellen Marvin
 At Trinity M. E. Sunday School.
 The little ones of the primary room and the cradle roll of the Trinity M. E Sunday school enjoyed a pleasant tim Friday afternoon at the annua