Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-02
EWETT CITY
Social Afisirs ef hallowe'en-Mene- rial Services fer tbe Dead of St. MaFsss Parish-Visitors From Nor wieh.

Mrs Fred S. Brown gave a Hallow-
 cen party at her home on Mathewson
 street Saturday evening. The house was efaeorateHy decorated with corn stalks. pumpkins, crepe paper and JacK-o-ianterns The effect as the guests entered was very spooky, as| the rooms were lighted only by
 pumpkin Inoonshines and ghosts met
 and clamny hands extended their
 greetings. A fortune teller. who was the ghost of a witch, was iimperson- ated by Mrs. T. B. Keen, told the
 most enchanting fortunes. in which everyone implicitly believed, All
 sorts Of Halloween games were play | cd, Sandwiches, dopghnuts, pumpkin pie. olives, pickles, apples and coffee
 were served by the hostess. assisted
 by Mrs. J. + Tracy, Sally Ann. a most uHbendingfy at the punch bowl | There was a fortune cake from which the wishhone came. to Henry Bottom Icy, the ring to Miss Irene Jordan, the
 thiMble to James DuTgan, the dime to
 Mss Mar1oTte Baker and the button | to Miss Lillian Stetsop. A fancy has- l &et was in the center of the dining ley, the ring to Miss Irene Jordan. the room table, each guest drawing from it by black and yellow ribbons Hal
 iowe'en favor,
 l Senior1 Social
 I The esnior class of Riverside Gram
 mar school gave a social Friday eve-
 ming in Assembly hall each member | inviting a friend. The hall was dec-
 oratea with cornstaiixs and pumpkins
 and with Halloween drawings. done by
 Mas HodgkinsoR, the art instructor A grand march was led by Stanley
 WWheeloeik and Mas Gertrude Me
 the Fnarch. TAehe was a short enter ] tainment program, Miss Doris Myott
 and Tyler Gilbert playing violin solos t and Madeline Brennan piano solo Games were played and cake and cof-
 fee served.
 II O. E. s. What and Dance T An exceptionally large gathering 1 celebrated the Halloween season iI Rierx'a hall Friday evening, when g whist and dance was given by the | Order of the Eastern Star I The stage was decorated with pump . Rims, eornstalks, black cats, etc, while the windows were dFaped with orange
 paper having decorations of witches : bats, black cats and pumpkins. Int
 Paul, Mrs George Reid, Mrs. W. T : Grumh, Mrs. p B. Cheney end Mrs. R F. Cheney,
 The ladies' first prize, a hant l painted ben-bon dish, was taken b, [ 1 Mrs. Charles Maynard, while the con
 HHtf@ItOAA = Mrs. John Blake. Mir. George Clarkt won the gentfemsn't hfFst prize, z hand painted ash receiver, while th'
 consolation priEes an ash tray, Wal 3 won by MT. Robert Cochran of Nor. ! wich, Mrs. E. M. Gray served puncl l during the dancing. The affair wal - quite 8 success financially. Guests From Norwich
 A party of Norwich people whicl : included Mrs, James Fitzpatrick. Mis- ' Loftie Williams, Mrs. Aubrey Jarvis
 Adr. and Mrs. George Stevens, Mir. an 8 Mrs, Robert Cochran, and Mrs. Wilsoi 5 were ir, toHn Friday evening to at
 tend the Eastern Star whist and dance ei They gave John P German a plessan s surprise by calling on him early il
 | the evening.
 Il A large number of children attirel 2 | in Halloween ga<b and carrying jack '' o-lanterns paraded Main street Satur
 day evening.