Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-30
GALES FERRY
Two Social Affairs for Benefit of the Country Club - Larger Delegation Than Ever Attended Camp Meeting from Here.


 Two affairs of social interest among the summer residents here were held last week for the benefit of the Gales Ferry Country club. On Friday even ing a dance was held at the kitemaug pavilion and Saturday evening a play entitled A Rank Deception was given by members of the club at the summer house of the Misses Amelia and Susan Mathewson in the village. The char dcters of the play were represented by the following members: Mrs. Charm ington, Miss Mary Gibbs; Madeline, Mrs. Charmingtons niece, Miss Mar jorie Mann; Dora, trained nurse Miss Bessie Ames; General De Bluster, ! Harold Bailey; George Coperwaite, J. ington's son, Fred Beadle. i Mrs. William Harris and daughter Marguerite of Groton. with Mrs. Cur tis Gates and daughter Marjorie and Miss Bessie Gates of New London, were members of family party held recently for the day at the home of Mr. and Mrs Harmon L. Perkins.
 Miss Emma Davis of Norwich ar rived here Tuesday fer a few days stay with friends in the village
 Mrs Lucy Hurlbutt. who has been spending several days recently at the home of her brother, R. H. Perkins, in New Lendon, left with MT. and Mrs.
 
 bile trip to New York city, where she Is to visit her daughters, the Misses Alice, Annette and Georgianna Hurl- butt.
 Mrs Delphine Fish, with MT and Mrs William Brooks of Hartford and Miss May Brooks of DayVille, enjoyed days outing last week at Sag Har- bor.
 Mrs Charles Hoyt of Washington, D. C.. returned to the home of her mother, Mrs. Lydia $. Maynard, on Monday after spending some time, with Mir Hoyt's relatives at East Washing ton and Nashua, N. H.
 Many Local People at Camp Meeting.
 The Gales Ferry charge was more largely represented this season than in several years past at the services on the Willirnantic camp ground. Rev. and Mrs. C. Wilson Harrison and daughter Miriam, with Miss Alice Sat terlee and Miss Florence Hurlbutt. from the village, and Mrs. William Lewis and Miss Grace Chapman of the Allyn's Point section were attendants during the week, while Mir. and Mrs. Eugene La Fontaine of Allyns Point and D. c. Perkins and Tracy Smith of the village were present al the Sunday services. Thomas Latham, who had charge of the Gales Ferry house dur ing camp meeting week, returned home Monday afternoon, being accompanied by his son law, Charles A. L.. Nor gan, of Middletown, who remained here as his guest over Monday night.
 Personals.
 Miss Ada Webb. who has passed the summer vacation at Camilla cottage, left for her mothers home at Green port, L. l., on Monday.
 Mrs Hudson P. Leavenworth and son William of Jewett City were week end guests of Mrs. Leavenworth's brother. J. P. Satterlee, at Ichabod cottage.
 Mrs. James Martin of Meriden was a recent guest for the day of friends at her former home in Norwich.
 MT. and Mrs. George Cary, with Miss Fisher and Louie Stockwell of Norwich, were callers at the Ferry on Monday.
 Mrs. Curtis Gates and little daughter Marjorie of New London were guests of Mir and Mrs. Eugene La Fontaine of Allyn's Point.
 Mrs E. V. Mann returned today Saturday. from a two weeks visit at the home of her sister, Mrs. Franklin H. Brown.
 Mir. and Mrs. Turner Entertained.
 MT. and Mrs Frederick Turner en- tertoned a party of relatives and on Friday of last week, in honor of their guest, Mrs. Edward Woodln of Holyoke, Mass, sister of Mrs. Turner the gathering being in observance Of Mrs Woodin A bSuntiful menu con : sisting or clam chowder, salads, cold ham. pie cake andc coffee was enjoy = ed by the guests