New Britain herald., 1916-06-17
ELkS ARE READY
 FOR THE CARNIVAL
Monster Auto Parade Will Usher In Opening Of Weeks Attractions

everything IS in readiness for the opening of the grand outdoor carnival of New Britain lodge of Elks which will take place Monday evening. fol- lowing the automobile parade about the city. All that is needed now is 8 deliverance from the torrential pastime of Jupiter Pluvius and the suc cess of the carnival on the first night and throughout the week seems cer- tain. For many months the various committees selected by the exalted ruler have spent much time perfect ing plans for the affair.
 Inside the enclosure will be found various booths where handsome and useful articles will be disposed of through the usual carnival method, the dolls, cut glass and many other attract and please.
 The booths will be in charge of the following members of the lodge and ladies:
 Doll and bear booth-William Brady, Otis o. Butler Richard Brown, Mrs. George E. Bunny, Mrs. O. O. Butler, Misses Elinor Bunny, Elizabeth Nor rin, Nellie Sullivan, Julie Sullivan, Margaret Meehan, Cecelia Meehan. Anna Carbo, Elizabeth Carbo, Sadie Erwin, Ruth Burckhardt, Theresa Johnson, Mrs Gyott
 Candy booth-Henry Rowe, William Smith, Mrs. w. E. Beers, Misses Frncina Beers, Margareta Cavanaugh Clara Klambpt, Grace Sloan, Mollie Burke, Mae Smith, Catherine Klahr Rita Cooney, Rose Lynch, Mary Cor man.
 Blanket booth-Timothy O'Brien William J. Noble, Herbert Bates, Mrs John Callahan, Misses Anna Dewitt Julia Dunn, Mollie Dunn, Kitty Camp bell, Anna Nave, Mae Dillon, Helen Prior, Josephine Prior.
 Flower booth-Simon J. Fitzharris Misses Anna Murphy, Mary Smith, Mae Cox, Grace Burns, Helen Wheel CT Madeline Caufield, Irene DeMore, Agnes Elliott.
 Hosiery booth-W c. Foster, Albert Swanson, Mrs. w. c. Foster, Mrs. T. W. O'Connor Mrs. w. r. Delaney, Misses Loretta Caufeld, Florence Caufield, Marian White, Grace Contff, Fannie Holmes, Grace Wainwright, Florence Hickey Marguerite O'Brien, Florence Doherty.
 Cut glass booth-William Mueller, c. H. McKirdy, John F. Curtin, Will liam Dougherty, Mrs. F. N. Iur1ph- rey, Mrs. W. Mueller, Mrs. c. Fl. Me Kirdy, Mrs. Hargreaves Misses Eunice Humphrey. Ruth Rowe, Mary Ram, Vera Odenkirchen, Molly Jackson, Helen Jackson, Corinne Erichson.
 Cigar booth-William Lucas, Char les Gugel William zegler, Misses Helen Sherman, V. Holcombe, Evaline Scheidler, Nellie Paulson, Gertrude Weigand, Gathering O'Leary. Veron- ica Smith, Mae Nelson.
 Ice cream booth-Edward Weigand, Mrs. August Burchhardt, Mrs. P. II. Smith, Mrs. John Curtin, Misses Marie Campbell, E. Blanchette, Bernadine Walker, Lillian Brady, Lillian Waln- wright, Grace Brady, Amy Wiggles- worth, Ruth Wigglesworth, Mildred Brady, Helen Brady, Dorothy Hallett, Veronica Noble, Catherine Belcher, Anna Ahern, Mae Ahern, Gertrude Callahan, Margaret Naughton Gladys Hartmann
 William P. Nickerson will be in charge of the dancing, assisted by a committee to act as aids The terpsichorean performers will hold forth in the banquet hall, dancing to be held every evening.
 The leading bands of the city have been secured to render concert every evening"
 Interest is growing daily in the au- tom obile parade it being expec' ed that over sixty handsomely decorated cars will participate. Spirited competitor