Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-02
FESTIVAL OF DAYS
 NOVEL AND PRETTY
Sale Conducted by Park Church Parist
 House Association.

The Festival of Days held by the Park Church Parish House association in the Osgood Memorial cn Tuesday afternoon and evening was very suc- cessful and pretty. The parIors as well as the dining room were most attrac- lively decorated in red and green from the autumn woods, red berries and evergreenS being maSSed effective ly over the rooms and baskets of them used for the table decorations. Up- stairs in the Sunday school room the same color scheme was carried out in a wonderful playroom especially for the children. Here was a Christmas tree, a Santa. Claus house, McGinty slide, a Mother Hubbard grab bag, ice cream cones and lemonade, besides the games.
 Afternoon tea was served in the
 Wednesday booth at one end of the parlors, hot toasted English mullins being a special feature. Over 200 peo- pie were served a delicious supper in the dining room after 6 o'clock. Dur ing the supper hour music was fur
 nished by the Harmony club. The ya- rious tables were for the days of the week and contained an attractive dis play of articles appropriate for wash- ing day, ironing day. reception day,
 shopping day, sweeping, cleaning and
 mending day and baking day. besides l a doll table and a candy table at which Allen Latham made candy after sup per.
 Those in charge at the Monday table
 with it's clothes line full of specIalties man, Mrs. William N. Blackstone, Miss | Fannie l.. Bliss. Mrs. George T. How ! land, Mrs. Rush W. Kinball, Mns Mary A. c. Norton, Mrs. Frederick T. l Sayles, the Misses Sayles. Mrs. c. r. | Sultemeyer, Miss Frances D. Young. | lno1Ifff111Ixy IoTTndorad rx-A1 ! displayed on the Tuesday table and ! clothes racks in charge of Mrs. Charles | ". Prentice, chairman, Mrs. W. Tyler | Browne, Mrs. William T. Crandau
 Miss Alice Dyer and Mrs. George l. | Ingalls,.
 Wednesday had a fine assortment oa embroidered and fancy articles and | served many visiting friends at tho pretty tea, tables. Those in charge 1 were Mrs. Edson F. GalIaudet, ehaIr- Il Frank $. Bunnell, Mrs. J. Dana Colt Il Mrs. Grosvenor Ely. Miss Louise B 4 Meech, Mrs. Hibherd R. Norman ana | Miss Mary White, assisted by Misses
 Emily Latham, Eleanor Norton ant T Mary TirreH.
 Il arts and crafts work in charge of Mrs II William B. Birge, chairman, Miss Alici I W. Eogsweil, Mrs George D. Colt, Mrs Frank Hampstead, Miss Sarah Loring I Mrs. Robert w Perkins. Miss Elizabetl T F. Pullen and Miss Harriet R. Trum T bull Dolls of all nations and kind were in the family group assigned tI good homes by Mrs. William n. Allen
 chairman, Mrs. John P. Huntington
 Miss Kitty Sloane, Miss Elsie Suite meyer and Mrs. Telly Babcock.
 I At the Friday table many useful a. well as pretty articles for househol, use were disposed of by Mrs. Charle
 R Butts, chairman. Mrs. John Alton Mrs. Leonard ". Bacon, Miss Matildl Butts. Miss Cecil CroweIl, Mrs. RolIii II c. Jones, Mrs Edward !. Graham. Mis-
 Helen B. Royce, Mrs. Leonard O. SmdE and Mrs. Henry 4. Tirrell.
 ,i Mrs. Frank IT. Puilen was ehairma, at the well filled cake table. the othe members of the committee being MT Junius A. Brand, Mrs Charles 4
 Burnham, Miss Adelaide L. Butts, afrl