Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-01
The committees were as follows:

, The committees were as follows: Supper committee-Mrs. E. w. Per- kins, chairman. Mrs. F. w. $ Frazer, Mrs. John s. Blackmar, Mrs. Charles Tyler Bard, Mrs. Charles Garner, Mrs. Leonard O. Smith and Mrs. J. w. Gil- bert. : Decoration committee-Mrs. Frank Hempstead. Miss Nellie Loring and Miss Rose Trumbull
 Waitresses-M Dorothy Phillips, Miss Esther Bixley Miss Betty Lock wood, Miss Evon M Broadhurst. Miss Clara Evans, Miss Betty Huntington, Miss Pauline Mathers, Miss Lillian Barber, Miss Nora Warwick. Miss Margaret Say1es, Miss Gertrude Oelze. The waitresses were daintily attired i in yellow aprons with black cat cen ters and wore yellow hats.
 1 Halloween colors were used in the dining room decorations and the elec- I tric chandeliers were shaded in green. In the center of each table there were | flowers
 Mrs. William A. Weeden was chair man of the entertainment committee. |. Prizes at Community Center.
 ; The Don't. You Wish You Knew | Unit of the Girls Community Gen. ter held a very pretty Halloween so- l clal and dance at the Center rooms or l Friday evening with about 50 present 1 The prizes for the best costumes went | to Miss Elizabeth Weller, who appear ed as Might" and who won first 1 prize, and Miss Althea Church, who l was in Chinese costume.
 An orchestra under the direction o1 Fred Clarke furnished music for the l dancing. The committee in charge o1 the evening comprised Miss Bernice Wiley, Miss Marguerite Copeland Miss Mildred Fillmore and Harry House.
 Mooseheart Legion.
 The Women of Mooseheart Legion held Halloween party in the lodge | room at the Moose Home, Friday ev- ening with large attendance. Va rfous Halloween games were enjoyed as was also whist. A mysterious witch told fortunes and there was mu- sic by an orchestra. Refreshments o1 doughnuts and cider were served The lodge room was prettily decorat- ed. Those in charge of the evening ] were Mrs. Dora Letendre, Mrs. Louis l Congdon, Mrs. Rose Carter, Mrs. Mary Wright, Mrs. Arthur Andrews an6 Mrs. Eugene Boyens.
 Invaded Y. M. C. A.
 A large crowd of boys and girls in vaded the Y. M. c. A. unexpectedly or Friday evening about g o'clock. The! were in all sorts of fantastic Hal I lowe'en costumes. Boys Secretar, Knowles and County Y. M. C. A. Sec retary Kellar successfully entertainet the young people. There were mum Der of Halloween games and the ev ening proved very enjoyable one fo
 all. .l
 Private Masquerade.
 In T. A. B. hall Friday evening tn
 second Halloween masquerade wa
 given by. N. Fl. Levy, the dancing in
 structor, for the pupils and thei
 friends. There was an attendance (
 250 with probably over 100 in costum ; making the scene varied and pret l ty one. Four prizes were given an ! there was also an elimination Iriz l waltz which was quite a feature. Nov I I city dances with Rowland's Jazz ban a | playing were popular numbers durir
 the evening. Mr. Levy announce
 that he is to leave for New York tt l day (Saturday) to learn the new dam es in preparation for opening his ne
 class in November.
 Ladies of Columbus. A very pretty Halloween social W;
 held Friday evening, October 31, Knights of Columbus hall, by Merc : Council, Catholic Ladies' of Columbu
 The costumes were many and varie e including witches, clowns, colleen
 and gypsy fortune tellers. the latt @ being the great feature of the ever = ing. Music and dancing were enjoy d after which refreshments of coffe cider and doughnuts were served.