Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-02
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A very pleasant card party was giv- i en at the Inn Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. Willard c. Fitch of New York, The Inn parlors were attractive with flowers. Fruit punch, cake, ice cream and salted nuts were served Those who played auction bridge were Miss Annie Stiles of | Willimantic, Mrs. George Stiles and | Mrs. Walter Abbe, Jr.. of South Wind- ham, Mrs. Young and Mrs. Halsey KeI- | ley of New York, Mrs. H. c. Hatch, Miss 1 Sara Johnson, Miss Clara Johnson, Mrs. Charles Larrabee, Mrs. Ada Larrabee i and Miss Gertrude Arnold. CGt glass vases were awarded and those making l the highest scores-Miss Sara Johnson and Miss Arnold Five hundred was 1 played by Mrs. W. s. Chappell, Mrs H. ! s. Maine, Mrs. H. c. Lathrop and Miss l Abbie Bates, the prize, silver embroid- cry scissors going to Mrs. Chappeu l Those who came in later in the after noon for the social home were Mrs. E. l w Mcguire, Of Brooklyn, N. Y, Mrs. J. I Alden Weir. Miss Dorothy Weir, Mrs 1William Carlin of New Jersey, Mrs 1 Guilford Smith of South Windham, Miss Julia Burnham of Hartford, the Misses 1 Stillwell and Miss Davis of New York, Miss Emily Perkins of Norwich, Miss Bingham Miss Anna Claassen and Mrs 1 I. W. MacLean.
 l Congregational chorus rehearsal 745 tonight; Tuesday, Sunday school pie nic at Waldo Station; Thursday, the
 first bus load leaving the church at a. 1 m. Prayer meeting, 7.30 D. m., leader, Rev. W. M Brown. The young people arc planning A Midsummer Night s Nightmare, which promises to rival the l Whimsical given last fall
 MT. and Mrs. William Carlin of New York who have been on a fishing trip to ] Labrador, are guests of Mrs. Carlin' s | mother, Mrs. J. Alden Weir
 The thunder shower Sunday morn
 ing kept many away from church but there were 30 Tresent at the Congrega-
 tional church services held in the chap
 el with the electric lights turned on be,
 cause of the darkness. Sunday school
 was omitted. There were about 30 at
 the c. E. meeting led by Miss Gertrude Conrad. Holy communion was observed
 at a m. at St. Pau1s Episcopal church
 The Sunday school was held at 2.30 but
 the afternoon service was omitted be-
 cause the rector, Rev W. A. Borchert
 was taken slightly i'll after the morning service in Willimantic.
 Rev. and Mrs. w. 4, Borchert and
 MT. Borchert's mother of WiIlimantic are spendingt August at Miss Bingham's
 Mrs John Beck~ith is visiting her sister. Mrs. Collins in Hartford Miss
 Ellen Hawkins IS keeping house during her absence.
 Guy Richmond has returned from the private hospital in Willimantic and 1:
 able 10 get about a little on crutches. MT. and Mrs. Walter Abbe are al , Northfeld for two weeks.
 The storm Friday interfered with tn,
 attendance at Northfeld Night given by { those who have attended the young peo ples conference this and past years An outline of the days program wa. successfully carried out by Mrs H. c ] Lathrop, Mrs. A. W. Clifford Misses Polly Bixby, Harriet Guild. Marguerit, . Cook, Charlotte Lathrop and Lucy Sher
 man. A silver offering for misslons wa. taken. Ice cream was sold
 The fortnigAtly ice cream sale by tn,
 Woman's Guild of St. Paurs church wa!
 in charge of Mrs. H, C. Hatch and Mis- Bingham The proceeds vas SPA. Former rector and Mrs. Adams of St
 PanPs Episcopal church were recent
 callers on friends in town. Rev. MT
 Adams Is now in New Canaan.
 Alan Guild has taken up his duties il the federal reserve bank in New York MT. Guild is one of several Yale grad
 uates who made a special study of tn banking business.
 Miss Mary Brink of Boston is tn