Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-24
CAFE CLAIMANT
To Be Given by Norwich College Club for Scholarship Fund for Connecti- cut College for Women.

Ine College club of Norwich, repre- senting many of the leading women's colleges will give a Cafe Chantant at the armory on Friday evening, May 1, at o'clock. The purpose of the en- tertainment is to raise fund sufficient to establish a scholarship at the Con- necticut College for Women in New Lodonn, the recipient to be selected according to merit from next years senior class at the Norwich Free Academy.
 The entertainment will consist of singing and aesthetic dancing by well known young people. There will be charming Dance of the Roses, given by Academy girls in costume. Spanish dancers in gay costumes will sing and dance to the music of guitars and cas- tanets, Italian troubadours will be heard the modern dances will be dem onstrated. including the tango and the maxixe. Archibald Gilchrist will inn personate Harry Lauder in Highland costume. There will be one of Waldo 5. Newbury's amusing pianologues the Academy Glee club will sing and there will be other attractions not yet announced. Young girls in cos tune will sell candy and flowers and May baskets and fortunes will be told by skillful palmists.A
 Light refreshments will be served at tables surrounding the open central space which is reserved for the yaude- vile and dancing. Tables are being reserved for people who wish to make up their parties beforehand.
 A good orchestra will furnish music for dancing during the evening.
 The committee in charge of the af- fair consists of Miss Faith Bonfoey, chairman; Mrs. Allyn l.. Brown, Miss Jane Bill, Mrs. Edward J. Graham Mrs. Alfred H. N. Vaughan. Miss Jose phine Sutton. Miss Louise c. Howe Miss Marion L. Pullen.
 The Patronesses.
 The patronesses for the evening are:
 Mrs. Willis Austin, Miss Mary An derson. Mrs w. s. A1lis, Mrs w H. Allen, Mrs William B. Birge, Miss Matilda Butts. Mrs. William N. Black stone. Mrs. Herbert R. Branche. Mrs. Arthur M. Brown tJewett City), Mrs Frederick $. Camp, Mrs James L.. Case, Mrs. William Chapman, Mrs. AL len Cleworth Mrs George W. Car roll, Mrs. Frederick w. Cary. Mrs. George D. Colt. Mrs. J. Dana Colt, Miss Carrie -Comstock Oncasville), Mrs Grosvenor Ely. Miss Ella A. Tanning. Mrs Edward D. Fuller, Mrs Charles w. Gale, Mrs. Gardiner Greene, Mrs Edison F. Gallaudet. Mrs. Richard R. Graham. Mrs Joseph Hall. Mrs. $. H. Howe, Mrs J. M. Huntington Mrs Charles L. Hubbard, Mrs Edwin W Higgins, Mrs. Charming M Hunting ton, Mrs. Oliver L. Johnson. Mrs sam uel Kronig. Mrs. R. w KimbaH. Mrs. E. H; Linnell. Mrs. Allen Latham, Mrs. Archibald Mitchell, Mrs James c. Macpherson, Mrs. Frank 4. Mitchell. Mrs. Timothy c. Murphy, Miss Ella NJ Norton, Mrs. William A. Norton. Mrs. Elizabeth P Norton, Mrs. Charles D. Moves, Miss Mary G. Osgood, Mrs. William H. Palmer, Mrs. W. S. C. Perkins, Mrs. Henry NJ. Pollock, Miss Porteous, Mrs F. H. Pullen, Mrs Will liam G. Park (Hanover), Mrs c. w. Prentice, Mrs Charles L. Richards. Mrs Zebulon R. Robbins, Mrs William H. Shields, Mrs. L. o. Smith Mrs. Will L. Stearns, Mrs. H. A. TirrelI Mrs. Thomas J. Wattles, Mrs. Winslow T. Williams, Miss Abby Willard (Colches- terl, Miss Elizabeth Wright (New London)
 Young Mems Committee.
 A committee of young men will also assist, consisting of Messrs W. Hum phrey Amy Russell Hunt, William F. Habekotte, Robert C. Johnson. Weston C. Pullen, Benedict C. Pullen, J. Harry Shannon. R. c. Plaut, John D. Moulton. Philip r. Welles.. Leo Kronig, James T. Isbister, Robert o. Fletcher. J. Ralph