Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-11
EVENING INA
 FRISCO COFFEE HOUSE.
Delightful Entertainment at The Os-
 good Memorial Parish House.

A delightful entertainment was given by the Parish House association on Monday evening in the Osgood Mem orial, proving very successful in every way. It was planned to culminate an evening in a San Francisco coffee house.
 J. Dana Colt was the efficient and popular proprietor and Miss Catherine Isbister acted as cashier Small ta- bles filled the parlors and the guests were served with ice cream, cake and coffee while the entertainment lasted, from 8 to 10.
 The walters were John P. Hunting ion. Hubbard R. Norman, Weston c. Pullen, Benedict Pullen, Charles H. Haskell, Grosvenor Ely, William A. Norton. Robert c. Johnson and Dr. Frank s. BunnelI. The boys assisting were Arthur B. Norton and ManIey Eastwood
 The Harmony orchestra gave many beautiful selections, filing in the time 1 when the specialists were not doing their acts. For these Miss Marion l<imban, in costume. sang the Gypsy Song from the Geisha; Miss F1orine Scofield accompanying, in appropriate costume. Miss Annie Taft gave a ! pretty Spanish Dance with castauelo end then with tambourine: Miss Helen | B. Royce at the piano. Mrs. Frederick ! iD. Bal!Ou and Mrs. Curtis Benard in | Japanese dress gave the Jewel of Asia i and Chinatown songs from the Geisha. | Miss Tafft accompanied.
 | There was also a dainty Maypcle | dance given hy Miss Sarah Loring, and l Misses Henrietta Gallup. Ruth Loring, | Lucy Lcrinc. Mary Tirrsll. Beatrice l Eastwood Eleanor Norton, Barbara | Allen and Hazel Fletcher. Miss Taft ! accompanied.
 Tie dainty spring like colorings oi
 he dresses and ribbons made a pret- ! rv- off | the two cOlored ladies in pink who
 gave several mandoline duets and l were always received with favor. These | were Traver Frisco and Philip John- son. All these special Ities were en- Enthusiastically applauded and were ! obliged to be repeated
 The long corridor outside the par
 lors was equally pretty and was filled 1 with tables where candy. Japanese goods, plants and cake were sold. Jap.
 anese lanterns and parasols overhead
 and palms and flowers and girls ir
 Japanese costume beneath might bt
 seen every where. The same yellow decorations of the lights, done by tho girls of the candy table. added to tn, ] effect here, also. Miss Dorothy lone: at the candy table was assisted by tn, l Misses May Tsbister, Kitty Sloan anS
 Maria. T. Gallup.
 i Mrs William H. Allen was in charg,
 of the table of Jananese toys anJ
 Easter novelties. Miss Esther Fuller
 and Miss Marion Pullen had a brett
 table of Towering plants. Miss Put len also sold bouquets of violets ant l sweet peas She and those from tn ; other two tables going among tn l, guests in the parlors and adding thei | | costumes to the entertainment. At tn l cake table Mrs. William T. Crandal was chairman. assisted by Mrs s-ranI 7 Fl. PGllen, Mrs. John F. Parker, Mrs 7 Junius Brand. Mrs. Frank S. Bun } nell. Mrs George L. Ingalls, and NTis
 Alice w Cogswell. Mrs. Joseph W Gilbert had charge of the ice cream assisted by Mir. Gilbert and Mrs. Her bert |. Branch and coffee was serve . hy Mrs. John T. Rogers and Mrs ' Frederick Carey. Miss Mildred Care, ! was in charge in the cloak room. Al fred N. H. Vaughn and Leonard Pren l. tice took tickets and Speed Evans an 9 John Harris were doorkeepers. Mir. I Charles W. Prentice was the genera l chairman and with Mrs. A. N E t Vaughn, the president, had the plan
 ming and oversight of the whole af
 fair,