Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-16
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One of the largest and most pleasing social events of the spring season was he seventh annual dance given by the Has Beens Club in Ponemah hall Friday evening The hall was thronged with guests, including many from Willimantic: Baltic, Norwich, Jewett City and Plain leld. Seats were reserved for spectat- ors and a convenient parking place fer motors was provided in the rear of the r1iiding.
 .Tinkham's Country Club orchestra eapably directed by Miss Ethel Marsan- vieiinist, furnished the music for the dancing. The prompting was by Pro- fesgor Tinkham of Hanover, who has had charge of the dancing at the Has Beens aafrirs for seven years. He occupied a kAily decorated throne" al one side of the nall and his voice could be heard clearly by the entire company of danc- sf4. .st* 4..
 The dAcoratiorO by Chamberlain, con- Bihted Of long strings of electrically h&Ated Iapar&se lanterns strung over the a2nee sAoor, producing soft and artis- tic lighting effect The committee on dec er1tions was assisted by Harry Hannah md. Edmund 'Ouellette.
 At S:5o, the grand march led by MT. and Mrs, Earle M. Wood opened the program. The. second couple, Mir. and Mrs. Charles T. wooster, were followed by the officers of the club and their wives, MT. and Mrs. John D. Sharples, Mr. and. Mrs. Albert Aberg, and MT. and Mrs. Andrew Frchmader. Following these were the members of the club and their guests After the march the even ing was given over to the quadrilles, lan- Eers. rfoneymusks and Virginia reels of other days.
 als AAA BSuequet, d4neeuse, who gave a skillful interpretation of a Turkish dance, which w1s warmly applauded by the spectators. She was accompanied on the piano by Miss Blanche Fontaine, and there were special lighting effects for this number Another feature was the carnival dance when.s. at a given signal, confetti and vari-colored streamers were showeret upon the dancers NJ
 During the evening refreshments were served by Richard Troeger The chair. men of the committees who were in charge of the dance are as follows: Re cpetfon, William F. Chamberlain; dec oration, John D. Sharples; refreshments Albert J.. Aberg. Charles T. webste, was the floor director and his aides wer, Earle M Wood and Andrew Frohmader The coat room was in charge of Johi Herd
 
 : AnticipatinE that the village will ec sr daylight saving the officers and df -ectors- of the Twilight Baseball learu. held meeting in the rooms of the Pc aeTnah Wheel club on Wednesday even. ng to discuss the advisability of organiz ing for the coming season. Representa- taves of K. of C.. Army-Navy and tn, Penennah Wheel. club were present an, t was decided to etxend an invi.stion t the Lafayette to join and form fou Eiub league Last. season the leaeu consisted of six clubs. and it Is the gen eral belief that 2 four club learu would be much stronger. Secretary J. E Benoit and Treasurer Fred Hoidswort were named on a committee to talk i faver of daylight saving at the one meeting to be held in Norwich at som futures date The fans are anxiousl awaiting the reopening Of the Twilirf league as 1t certainly furnished goo sport, and amusement for village an developed some likely ball players