Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-04
Y. M. C. 4. AUxlLfAKYrLANs
 FOR SEVERAL EVENTS
The Ladies' aukiiiary to the !

The Ladies auxiliary to the r.. NJ.
 c. A. held a capacity house meeting on Tuesday afternoon, at the home of the Misses Osgood at Rockwell teF- racer
 As usual at these meetings, prayer
 was offered hy Secretary Edwin Hill, wlio also took this occasion to say a few words about the local association work and it's pregress in general. The interest in the Sunday break fast is increasing rather than wan ing. and last Sunday an even hun dred men sat down to a botIrtiful meal; With the willing cooperation of the churches, the social get together hour oh Sunday afternoons is prov. iie, a splendid success. The association Accommodated f15 sailors over last Saturday night, four rooms as well as the assembly hall 1 being necessary to make space for all l the cots. The gshinaBiiif7l and Bible classes are doing good work. and the outlook is most satisfactory.
 l After the usual business reports, the 1 president, Mrs. Allyn l.. Brown, spoke l about the coming New Years recep- 1 ton. of whict Mrs. Clarence D. Sev- | in is chairman, and also urged every ! body to save all household odds and ends and wearing apparel for ruin i mace sale, early in January.
 1 It was voted that the auxiliary l.p1an for series of five cooking leo lures, at the nominal rate of fifty 1 rents for the course, to be given by ] Mrs. Robinson of Boston. wlfo travels 1 in the interests of several well known l food firms She is their representa- 1 tive and uses their products alone 1T l planning many delicious menus. IT all probability these lectures, which 1 cannot fail te be helpful to Norwich | h6useleepr%, wilis he given in asso- 1 citation hall .,luring the week begin
 ing December 20.
 i Miss Mary D. Richards spoke brief
 ly in behalf of the plan to keep oper house at the association rooms ot
 Christmas, and to have free with { small gift for every visiting sailor | This idea was enthusiastically fecniv !. ed. and all the town churches will b.
 asked te do their bit towards helpinl
 to give these hoFs a merry Yuletide. The imperative needs of the Knit ting branch of the Red Cross wer
 urged by Mrs John Hall. wfe state f that ROO pairs Of socks and 13o sweat , CTS. was the quota of inc lecs
 bre nch for three months. The room fo , surgical dressings at the Red Cros l Heauuuai'L 'LeJS IS Ct0SSSo- alt IhHSefit. 3u y fhe wool room is open every day ihefe is plenty of wool. a good dea of it free, and Mrs Hall gave a
 earnest plea for more workers. if f1<r
 wich is to complete the necessar,
 amount of knitting.
 Mrs. Edwin Hill spoke word for tn War Saving Stamp drive, which wi , begin next ve ok.
 Ali business then being concluded. s very enjoyable musical prog1'amm , followed
 2 Miss Elizabeth Lane gave tw | l charming violin solos. Invocation : Dorowski, and Allegro. 5y Gellette. ac
 conpanied by Miss H. Louise Fulle [. ] in her usual sympathetic and interprt Q tive manner Mrs Russell Baird, WI i was in splendid voice, sat!s Thy Blu i, 1 Eyes, by BnhIn, and Thy Rernem brance, Coheh, playins her own at ri compartments A Little French ba : lad. Mighonette and a negro lnllab n Little Bit of Honey; wefe sung ve1
 sweetly by Mrs Louis Potter. vii
 Miss Kramer al the piano.
 The next meeting of the auxiliary
 set for January 7th. at the home
 Miss Porteous on F'aifmount street.