Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-25
NORWICH PEOPLE TO ENTERTAIN
 INyISIBLE GUESTSp TO-DAY

NORWICH PEOPLE TO ENTERTAIN
 INVISIBLE GUESTS" TODAY
 Some 250 invisible little guests will surround the Christmas hearths of Nor wich people today. They have been In. vited through generous contributions of $10 or over to join local families at their Christmas dinners today. These in- visible little guests are the children of war-torn Europe whom Herbert Hoov- CT asked the American public to "entsr- tain' over the holidays in the hope that the contributions received would aid in keeping open 1000 food kitchens in Po- land, Esthonia, Lithuania. Austria, Hungary and Cxecho-Slovakia.
 The New England section of the coun- try has contributed $40o,0o0 toward the $33, 100000 fund needsd to keep the children alive until the next harvest
 The European Relief council Is an amalgamation of the eight major Amer ican Welfare agencies recently formed by MT. Hoover to eliminate duplication of effort in ministering to the suffering of the starving children of Central and of Eastern Europe where want and famine are So acute that every dollar saved means the saving of a child's life for month. It has just inaugurated a nation el collection to secure $33,o00,000 for carrying out this project
 Through cooperation of the givern- ments of the several countries in which the relief is to be administered this winter, fuel for cooking, transportation from the boundaries of each country to the various warehouses and child feeding stations of the council within its borders is furnished. The labor incident to the maintenance of the stations is furnished without expense to the council so that all money collected in this country is available for expenditure in the actual purchase of supplies.
 The complete list of Norwich people who will entertain Invisible guests" Christmas day follows: St. Agnes Guild. Lucy B. SayIes. A Mother. w. H. Allen (Church street) MT. and Mrs. Edward Smith. MT. and Mrs. Charles S. Eaton. Mrs. c. F. McNickle, Grace church. Yam tic Swedish Luthern church. Miss Jane Bill, Mir. and Mrs. w. B. Young and H. F. and A J. Dawley.
 Caroline B. Scarlett, George Weston, Philip A. Johnson, Mrs. Henfy Eastman, MT. and Mrs. William A. Pitcher. Nor- wich Teachers league. M. Edith Swezy, Frank R. Smith. the Misses Lucas, W. H. NcGuiness, MT. and Mrs. c. A. Sherman, Allen Mitchell Mrs. W. T. Lane and Henrietta s. Wetherbee.
 F. T. Sayles and family. Greeneville COngregatio Sunday school. Elizabeth B. Huntington, William Barrett. Harriet B. Camp, Park Congregational church s255, J. Thomes, Mrs. Day Lovett, MT. and Mrs. Roy D. Judd. Amelia M. Young Lucy P. Seholfield, MT. and Mrs. Herbert B, Cary, Emma F. Carroll, Carpenter Mfg. Co. s10o, MT. and Mrs. William E Manning, MT and Mrs Edwin Hill, Miss Ella Stone and seventh grades of Broad way school.
 MT. and Mrs. A. N. H. Vaughn, MT I and Mrs. J. W. Gilbert, MT and Mrs Robert C. Johnson, Mrs. C. W. Hedges MT. and Mrs. R. F. Smith. Miss Edna Stuart, Miss Alice Dyer. Miss Matilda 1 Butts, Miss A. L. Butts, Eben Learned Mir. and Mrs. R. S. Gernon, MT. anc l Mrs. c. B. Wodworth, MT. and Mrs l F. L. Woodward:
 l Gales Ferry auxiliary of American Ret Cross. MT. and Mrs. Henry G. Peek, Dr
 and Mrs. J. H. Allen, MT. and Mrs c. J Allen, Norwich Paper Box Co.,, Inc, c. H l Frisbe, Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Selden. Ar | chioald Mitchell, Central Baptist churcl
 s469, Union Sunday School association 0
 Laurel Hill. MT. and Mrs. w. H. Baker Girls Community club, Friend, Norwicl Girls Community club, Miss Barbara an, EShirley Fellows, kindergarten teachers o public schools, MT. and Mrs. Walter N Buckingham, Christian Science society
 Marion Cummings.
 John McWilliams, Mrs. A H. Dimocl Gardiner Greene, Ezra Briggs, -Dr. E. F Linnell, Andrew B. Davies, Mrs. Anna I
 Austin. Mrs. F. J .Leavens, Mrs. c. | Lane. Wm. H. Oat, Mrs E. B. Huntington Mrs. S. w. McAdam, Mir and Mrs. F. (
 Crowell, friend, Julia H. Coffin, Mis- Ada L. Richards. Mrs. Helen R. Palme II Miss Angelina Fuller George Jacob Ott
 Hoelck, Grace church Sunday schot
 (Yantic) Miss Margaret E. Suck, Lii
 liam c. Stetson, Lucille s. Stetson, v , IT. Browne. Mary B. Moves, George An : burn, Drop-In class, Sarah W. Chapi , Grosvenor Ely, George Linton, Della l 7 Leavens, Faith R. Leavens, the Missc Williams, William B. Birge, Louisa { Lane, Hugh Blackledge, Hugh E. Camy : bell and family. William A, Eliza an Mary Aiken, Charles L. Stewart, Natha
 A. Gibbs, Mary R. Osgood, F. J. Hun
 ington, Sarah L. Huntington. Dr. an Mrs. W. K. Tingley, MT. and Mrs He bert L. Warrington, Mrs. John Kukl John Kukla, Mrs. M. E. Jensen, MT. an Mrs. E. A. Prentice, Mrs. Calvin L. Ha . . wood, Mrs. Hugh H. Osgood, MT. ar Mrs. Charles H. Osgood, MT. and MT Oliver L. Johnson, the Misses Norto MT. and Mrs. c. D. White, MT. and MT James L. Case, MT. and Mrs. James
 Macpherson, Mayor and Mrs H. M L rou, John Porteous, George W. Carro
 MT and Mrs. Wallace S. Allis, Rev. V A. Keefe, Rev. c. H. Ricketts, Rev. . F. Bailey, Rev. and Mrs. s. H. How John J. O'Rourke, Fred P. Thuml George Greenberger, William H. Dave port, MT. and Mrs. F. w. Lester, NJ ss and Mrs. W. H. Allen, MT. and Mrs. ] T. Shea, Charles H. Phelps, H. W. Ga :. lup, MT. and Mrs H. D. Johnson, Mi n Lillian M. Carpenter, Dr. N. E. Levi . MT. and Mrs. John M. Lee, Mrs H. Il Snalding Miss Grace Reniamin