Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-13
ST. JAMES woMAN's GUILD.
Scenes In Country Station Success. fully Given at Poquetanuek-Sup per and Entertainment Netted $56.

The Woman's guild of St James church, PoQuetanuck gave a very suc- cessful entertainment and supper at the Parish House Friday evening. Every available seat was taken and a large number were present from out of town. Fffty-six dollars were re- affixed from the entertainment and supper. An attractive supper was served with the following committee in charge: Mrs Henry Saver. Mrs. George Murphy and Mrs. Christian Baer. They were assisted by Mrs. Alanson Fuller. Mrs Bert Williams, Mrs George Bigue. Mrs. Herbert Spucer and Mrs. Clara Busch. The waitresses were Mrs. Henry Hart, Mrs. Mrs. William B. Mitchell, Mrs. Charles Weeks, Mrs. Comfort Rogue. Miss Hulda McKelvey, Mrs. William Mo Kelvey. Mrs Charles Hardness. Miss Grace Willett and Mrs Thomas Thornes. Mrs. Sweet had charge of the cake table. Charles Hardness and Comfort Bogue served the ice cream. Mrs. Lillian Lucas was cashier. Alan son Fuller and Comfort Bogue took the door money.
 The sketch, Scenes in Country Station" was presented by the fol- lowing cast
 Mrs Brown and little boy Johnny, Mrs. Arthur Smith and Milton Nickel vey: Sleepy Bill'' a tramp. Willard Lucas; Uncle John, William Nickel vey; ticket agent, Christian Baer; de- pot master, Alfred Patterson: Man at lunch counter, Robert Thompson, mes senger. also newshoy. Alan Mitchell; boot black, Howard Fuller; MT. Jones, on his way to be married, William Mitchell; Lued, who wore patent feathers, Don't you <now?" Frederick Nicolai: Harold and F1ossie. an elop- ing couple, Frederick Nicolai, and Lucy 1 Willett; Mr.-and Mrs Linton, F1ossie's -x.6 i Charles Hardness: college boys. Les ter Smith, John Taylor, William Mitchell and Thomas Fhornes; woman and baby, Mrs. George Murphy and her little boy Harry, Alan Mitchell: three school girls, Dot. "Bess," and "Trix". Hulda McKelvey. Irene Baer and Grace Willett; Mrs. Amelia Hum mer. who made things hum" when she lost her train, Mrs. Comfort Bogue; Mrs. Larhdn who had eight hours to wait for her train, Mrs. Charles Markness; Mrs. Snyder who travelled with innumeraole boxes and bundles and her "umorelly'' tied on her. Mrs. Henry Sauer; her daughter, Mirandy. dressed in a fiery red gown, Lucy Willett; the village choir. who came down to station to see the bride l and groom off. Miss Eva Rist. Mrs. Thomas Thornes Mrs. Arthur Smith, Miss Hulda. McKelvey Mir Thomas Thories and William Mitchell; Bride
 and Groom. Miss Irene Bcer and Will liam McKelvey; Miss Sophia Piper. A Typical Old Maid. Mrs. William Mo- Kelvey: MT. Anthony, A Widower With Babe in Arms and Four Small Children, Thomas Thornes: The Four
 Small Children. Sarah Betty. Peter and Thomas Jefferson. Wis Bogue Harold Mansfield. Bernice Church end Lester Hardness; Nancy and Josiah
 Potter frob %ottersville Who had been
 on a Visit to New York, Mrs. John Fl
 Taylor and Lester Smith; MT. and Mrs. Martindale, Who Had Her Hus-
 band Under Her Thumb: Charles
 Hardness and Helen. Nicolai: Lily
 Eliza. George and Mir White( colored)
 dressed up in wedding fnery. Eve
 Rist. Mrs. Arthur Smith. John Taylor
 and Lester Smith: Two Italian Must
 clans, dressed in the native costume
 Mrs. Thornes and William Mitchell, key Roseburg Jew PeddIer. vii.
 lard Lucas: Classy and Juy, Who Were
 on Their Way to Visit Aunt Eliza
 ESdna Williams and Clarence Spicer; The musical numbers in the sketcf
 were a feature of the entertainment Mrs. Thomas Thornes. in swee , voice sang Fostfs Serenade in Itali. an and delighted all who heard her
 She was accompanied by William i Mitchell on the mandolin in an ac
 ceptable manner Miss Olin Nickel vey presided at the piano and played the accompaniment with much expres sion.
 : Ikey Rosebug's song by Willard Lu cas convulsed the audience and he re sponded to an encore.
 Clarence Spicer san All Dressed Ul
 and No Place to Co., in an acceptabl
 manner and was loudly applauded The college boys and village choi sang very pleasing selections and re ceived well-merited applause
 The colored singers sang with mucl spirit. and by their gorgeous costume { drew forth peals of laughter
 The costumes of entire cast adde, ] ] much to the success of the entertain ! ment. The committee on the pla, | were Mrs. Charles Hardness. Mrs
 Thomas Thornes and Mrs Willian