Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-12

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diocese of Connecticut, Rt Rev.
Chauncey Bunee Brewster and FIT Rev.
Edward Campion Acheson, the recent
~ consecrated suffragan bishop. were
given an Enthusiastically cordial well
come by the New London archdeacoa-
dinner Thursday evening at the Wau-
regain house, where 200 men from all
the parishes in the archdeaconry met
to do honor to the two special guests.
informal Reception.
From 7.so to s O'Clock there was an
informal reception in the parlors of
the hotel, where Archdeacon ]. Eldred
Brown received with Bishop Brewster
and Suffragan Bishop AcheSon and the
rectors introduced the representatives
Of their parishes to the two bishops.
The following were the rectors pres
emit:
Rev r. R.. Graham OF Christ church,
Rev F. Johns Boflanan of st. An
drew's church. Norwich: Rev. NJ. Nc
Lean Goldie of Grace church, Yantic;
Rev. C. j. Hartman, Putnam; Rev. P.
George. Jr., Daniefsoni Rev. L. c.
Sherbourne, Poquetanuck; Rev. C. l..
Adams, willimantic: Rev. A. H. Bar
rington, Mystic; Rev. c. S. NJ. Stew
art, Groton; Rev Philip NJ. Kerridge,
New London, and Rev. Sherwood
Roosevelt, Hebron.
Tables Handsomely Decorated.
About 8 o'clock the company filed
into the handsome dining room of the
hotel and were seated at the tables,
which had been very attractiveIy dec
GRATED by the ladies of Trinity church
and Christ church, the flowers for. the
decorations being furnished by Mrs. f.
l.. Osgood and Charles Henry Osgood
Large baskets of Immense yellow and
white chrysanthernums and pink and
white schrysanthen1ums graced the
centers of the tables, while smaller
baskets and vases of chrysantheInums
and pink and white carnations were
arranged along the tables. This pref
ty feature OF the evening received for
| NAL recognition later when votes OF
thanks were passed to the donors OF
the flowers and to the ladies who ar
ranged the decorations so artistically
At the head table. which was placed
across the north side of the room with
| the other tables extending from it in
E. form were seated Archdeacon
Brown, who was POSTMASTER for the
evening; Bishop Brewster and Suffra-
gan Bishop AcheSon, with the other
special guests, who included Judge
Gardiner Greene of the superior court,
Mayor 7. G. Murphy, Rev. DR.. 8. H.
Howe of Park Congregational church,
Rev. F. w. Coleman of Trinity Meth
odist Episcopal church, Rev. ]. F. Cobb
of the Church of the Good Shepherd
(Universalist), Rev. Philip NJ. Kerridge
Of New London, Rev. James H. George,
Jr., of Danielson, Rev. r. R. Graham
of Christ church. Augustus T. Sufli-
van of this city, Senator Charles o.
Thompson of Pomfret, and Fitch d.
Crandall, senior warden of st. James
church Of New London.
Menu.
After grace had been said by Bishop
Brewster, the following menu was en-
| joyed, served in the best style by the
Wauregan house staff:
Grape Fruit--Macedoine
Mock Turtle Soup-A L'Anglaise
Flake Waters
Celery Olives
Boiled Chicken Halibut-Parsley Sauce
Hollandaise Potatoes
Roast Stuffed Vermont Turkey
Cranberry Sauce
Mashed Potatoes Mashed Squash
Supper Rolls
Neapolitan Ice Cream
Assorted Cake Demi-tasse
Archdeacon Brown, who introduced
each speaker in a felioitous way. open
| ed the. post prandial exercises about