Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-30
ROYALTY ENTERTAINED
 SAILORS AT DINNEF
Nearly Thirty-five tackles Thanks giving Guests at Christ Church.

giving Guests at Christ Church. U. s. $. Chicago. submarine base, and the U. S. Marine Corps, were royalty entertained at dinner Thanksgiving evening by the ladies of Christ Epis- copal church. Many of the boys at tending were naturally little home sick but their spirits soon revived when they saw the good things that were set before them and they were made to feel at home. During the serving of the following menu Jack sons orchestra furnished music. The menu:
 Mock Turtle Soup
 SaItines
 Roast Turkey
 Mashed Potatoes Turnips Onions
 Glace Sweet Potatoes
 Celery Cranberry Jelly
 Pumpkin Pie Mince Pie Rolls Cheese
 Fruit Nuts Coffee
 Cigarettes
 The Sunday school room where the dinner was served was artisticalIy dec orated with flags and foliage. Miss Phoebe Brewster had charge of the entertainment and supper and was as sisted by the following: Miss Mary OsSood, Mrs. Benjamin Brewster, Miss Martha Osgood, Miss Mary E. Rich ards. Miss Louise Robinson, Mrs. Ebe- nezer Learned, Miss Lillian Stetson. Those whe served were Misses Lucy Gregson, Marion Bartlett, Jean Eur | !eson, Lillian Boynton, Victoria Nal Ter, May Ewing, Helen Robinson, Mar garet Hamilton, Elsie Bogue, Mrs James Lewis Smith. Mrs. Edmund w Perkins. Mr. and Mrs. John D. Hall, MT. and Mrs. Joseph c. Worth, MT. and Mrs. w. Tyler Olcott, MT and | Mrs Walter Crooks. Rev. and Mrs. R.
 
 with the boys.
 Following the feast the boys gath cred about the piano and sang, many of them having fine clear voices. I'aey sang old fashioned melodies and pOpu- lar songs as well as their camp songs. Miss Dorothy Brown and Mrs. F. B. Craven entertained with an interpre- tation of the sailors hornpipe. Miss Elaine Iitchon and Dr. " D. EIdred were heard in many vocal solos. A reading by Mrs. Albert Reice was greatly enjoyed.
 A feature of the evening was an exhibition of semaphore signalling by two of the boys from the U. s. s. Chi cago. The boys showed remarkable skill, sending and receiving messaees with lightning like rapidity. Miss Phoebe Brewster, as Ink Spot of Fi> ri, was the hit of the evening and was applauded again and again. l Miss Brewster responded to many en- cores.
 Ddnc4HS was eHJOyeu uuElIS llle evening, music being furnished by | Miss Olive Linton.
 At the close of the evening the boys all joined in three hearty cheers for | the ladies of the church for providing such a delightful entertainment. Rev. R. R. Graham was also given three cheers.
 The boys are invited to the church again on Christmas when good cheer will be extended to all. fn1lnyinO af the dinner:
 James s. King, Three Rivers, Mi chigan. Sub Base. New London. Conn; Joseph Wilson, U. $. Submarine Base, street. Centerville. Va: Arthur c. Lar sen, '. $. Experimental Station, New London, Norwich. Conn.,: Herbert J. Mclaughlin, Sub Base, New London, wood, N. J.: J. T. McGrath, U. s. s. D-3, Sub. Base. New London, Conn.,, Rochester, N. Y.; William Line, Sayre, Pa, Sub. Base. New London, Conn; Frank J. Keely. Brooklyn, N. Y, Sub. Base, New London, Conn: Edw, J. Wilson, Indianapolis, Ind. Sub. Base. New London. Conn; Chas $. Hoffer, Baltimore, Md, Sub. Base, New Lon don, Conn; r. R. FItzsimmons, An Harry Peffer, Tennessee; F. E. Un- gerland, '. s. s. G-3, Sub. Base, New London, Conn., 1s2 Peck street, Koch ester, N. Y-: J. O. Mattingly, Sub Base, New London. Conn, Louisville, Ky; Guy c. Timberman, U. S Marines, Submarine Base, New London, Conn.,, 2413 North 42nd street, Seattle, Wash; Wm. Russell Jarrett, Submarine Base, New London, Conn.,, 1166 Wagner ave- nue. Logan, Philadelphia, Pa.: J. D.. Brand, Submarine Base. New London, Conn.,. 14S High street, Morgantown, w. Va; Ray W. Schroeder, 936 F. Church street, Elmira, N. Y.; Subma- rine Base: Chas. A. Brusso, 936 E. Church street. Elmira, N. Y: Sub marine Base: Chas. l.. Sechriest, g Ludlow street, Warren, Pa.;, Subna- rine Base: Gerald F. Nevin, Canton. \. Y. Submarine Base: Frank B. Mo GinIey, Wilmington, Del, U. s. Sub. Base; Fred A. Snyder, Philadelphia, U. S. s. Chicago; c. s. Bonham, 467, Fourteenth street, Buffalo, N. Y, U. S. Chicago; Tony Lenondanski, 349 Till man avenue, Detroit, Mich, U. s. Sub. Base; Perry Deuten, St. Louis, Mo, Submarine Base, St. c: WiIlets, Phil adelphia, Pa, U. S. S. Chicago: H. H. Felton. Buffalo, N. Y-, U. s. S. Chi cago; Daniel Curry, U. s. s. Chicago, Erie, Pa.