Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-17
JEWETT CITY

Mrs. Edward Andrews dancing class held their reception in Rioux hall on Friday night. The hall was deco rated with overhead. festoons of bunt- ing and Japanese lanterns. The win dows and doors were hung with red and white crepe paper streamers, and fans of patriotic colors and stream CTS with pine branches were upon the walls. The front of the platform was done with pine boughs and festoons of red and yellow. The opening num- Der was a n1inuet danced by Charles Parkhurst, Ellen Faust. Benjamin Pot ter, Elizabeth Mclaughlin, Eugene Carroll, Jr., Ruth Ballou, Irene Stew art and Gwendolyn filling. Exhibition waltzing and a one-step followed. : A Mother Goose quadrille was very at tractive, the dancers singing the Mo- ther Goose rhymes as they danced the set. After 8 fox trot there were sev- eral fancy dances done by four chil- dren from Norwich. The Syracuse, a Grecian Folk dance. was danced by Catherine Dutton and Betty Stear, costuined in Grecian dresses of green tarleton. They also dances the Heel and Toe polka. Pierrot and Pierrette was the fancy dance by Elizabeth Col lins and Lucy Wilcex.
 All the unbers were splendidly executed and the spectators were lav- ish in their commendation. The re- matnder of the evening was spent in general dancing. Punch was served by
 Mrs. E. A. Faust. Mrs. Ernest Potter, Mrs. J. T. Stewart and Mrs. r. D. Bal lou. The members of the class are 1 Ellen Faust, Elizabeth Mclaughlin Ruth Ba1lou. Irene Stewart, Gwendo- 1 lyn filling. Harriett McCluggagc Charles Parkhurst, Benjamin Potter Eugene Carroll, Jr.. Harold Faust
 Leslie Carroll and Roger Alling i Lang's orchestra furnished the mu- sic.
 Eleazer Jewett Lodge, No. 336, N. E l o. P. celebrated it's twentieth anni-
 versary Thursday evening in the Finn block. There was 8 large attendance
 The entertainment program included solos by Miss Eva Cragin, and Frances
 Campbell, and a speciality dance by
 Harry Howes. Past Supreme War
 den Chaplin made brief address Miss Esther Harris was accompanis
 and the drum was played by Austir i Harris. Salmon salad, escalloped po- 1 tatoes, tea rolls. cake. coffee and ict
 cream were served. Dancing and {;
 general good time followed. The com inittee in charge was Mrs. Ida Daw- ley. Mrs. Mary Howes. Mrs. Mary 1 Harris, Mrs. Alice Babcock. Mrs. Eli 1 zabeth Campbell and Mrs. Augusta 1 Lee.
 Mrs. A. M Brown is in Ashburnhan i to spend the week end.
 ] Attend the auction of household 1 goods at Pigeons farm today at IS 1 o'clock.-adv.
 The date for entertaining the Fres} Air Children has been changed to Au, gust sixth.
 I Rev. J. Eldred Brown, rector o Trinity church, Norwich, will conduc an Episcopal service in Slater Librar,
 hall on Sunday afternoon at 3.30.
 i As the beginning of the centenar: ! drive. Rev J. B. Aldrich's Sunda, morning subject at the Methods church is An Earnest Call. Miss Mar tha Davis leads the Epworth League meeting at 6. There will be a Victor,
 service at '.
 l Rev. Albert Dcnnell will preach a 1 the morning service at the Congrega tional church. Miss NJ A. Burdicl leads the Christian Endeavor servic, at '. There will be special singing a this service.
 Rev. M. Q. FuIler's morning suhiec
 at the Baptist church to the Junior: l is Looking To the senior: 1 for Mothers Day Woman's Influence Albert Brewster will lead the Youns | Peoples meeting at 6:15. At o'clocl the pastor will preach his closine
 Revelation sermon. The City 4-Square [; There will be special solo singing.