Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-19

the grand lodge of the Knights of Py- thias, The convention was held in Wa terbury Tuesday.
 Cards have besn received in WfIli- mantle announcing the engagement of Miss Irene D. Bishop, sister of Mrs. William Buckingham of Jackson street. to Eugene Doyle of Auburn, N. Y. Miss tBishcp is living with her mother, Mrs. Mary Bishop n that city.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frederick W. Wood of Brook'ine Mass, have announced the engage ment of their daughter. Miss FL la l.. Wood to Dr. Grey of Pekin MT and Mrs Wood were former residents of this city and Mir. Wood was super visor of roadbuilding when the Willi- 1nantic-Norwich trolley road was put through.
 William Champlin, treasurer of the American Thread Athletic Association, rendered his resignation at their meet ing held Monday night. John J. Nor iarty was elected to succeed him. MT ChanpIin stated that press of business made it impossible to devote the prop CT amount of time to the work of treas- urer of the organization.
 Members of the WiI1imantie Woman's club and their guests enjoyed a delight ful evenings entertainment Tuesday at the First Congregational church house Selections were played by an orchestra, led by George W. Hickey, prior to the l opening of the entertainment of the ev- ening.
 The progl amme was presented by Miss Bertha Everett Morgan of Boston. -ocutionist, and by Mrs. R. G. Rem | ington, soloist. Both entertainers were called upon for encores. | TN l members and their guests were served l the following luncheon by members of ] the Girl Scout Troop of the First Con gregatlonal church:
 Chicken a Ia King 1 Rolls Olives Ice Cream
 Cake Coffee The entertainment programme was in charge of Mrs F. W. Hendry, who al so had charge of the decorations The l decorations of the room were typical of fail autumnal foliage, principally oak leaves tinged by the frost being placed about the room and on the platform i Bunches of bittersweet added to the ef- feet. The stage decorations were of oak l leaves, bittersweet, and the stage set tings were wicker furniture.
 The committee in charge of the luncheon was: Mrs. H. H. Bronson chairman. Mrs. Frank P. Fenton. Mrs George Livesly, Mrs. Ralph Wolmeri Mrs. Herman c. Little, Mrs Walter Abbe, IT,, Mrs. Donald French and Mrs Dexter Crawford.
 The members of the Girl Scout troor who assisted in serving were Misses Elsa Skogland, Madaline Shepard, Mar. garet Dawson, and Fayette Southwick 1 Fol. owing the entertainment dancing was enjoyed music being furnished by ! the orchestra
 Brief News.
 Final services were held Tuesday night at the Jewish synagogue when the Hebrew feast of tabernackles came to close after forty-eight hours dura tion.
 Mrs. Clifford Smith and son, Leonard have returned to their home on Asl street after two weeks visit with friends in Westerly, R. l.
 Word has been received here tha Mrs. Albert (''Circus) Greene has join | ed Sparks Circus at Macon, Ga. Mrs Greene was badly injured severa months ago when one of the elephant. in the troop went mad and crushed her. The elephant was killed after i had attacked another circus employe.
 MT. and Mrs. W. l.. Whittemore O 1 North street are enjoying a motor toul in Maine. They will visit relatives il Portland for several days.
 Edmund A. Pecbham and William P Higgins attended the sessions of the grand lodge, Knights of Pythias. helt Monday and Tuesday in Waterbury al delegates from the local lodge Teachers of the Willimantfc Norma school who spoke at teachers insti- tutes held in Montville Tuesday were Miss Harriett RI. Stone on Oral Eng fish, Miss Annie Buchanan of Windhan street school on Geography. and Mis-; Louise J. Greathead of Windham stree school on Primary Subjects.
 The Model School teachers are to en certain the teachers of the Willimanti Normal school this Wednesday, eve ming in honor of Miss Florence G
 Woodward and the new members of tn
 faculty.