Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-19
PLENTY SOUTHERN PARTY AT
PARK CHURCH PARISH HOUSE

One of the prettiest and most success
full entertainments ever given by the
-arish House Dept. of Park Con-
..regational church was the Southern
Farty' held Friday evening in the Par
| ism House parlors. The parlors were
very beautifully decorated with green's,
imitation orange trees and southern
ually attractive.
The progl.s. nme 'openH at 1880 o'clock
with an entertainment in the garden. Inc
programme was as follows:
Orchestra, Whispering; dance, Eunlce
Ingalls, orchestra, Japanese Sand Man.
group of songs. Miss Marion Geer or
chestra, Avalon dance, Miss Elizabet'
| Collins: songs, Mrs. w. r. Baird; dance,
Miss Lucy Wilcox; nursery rhymes >
song Mrs. W.. r. Baird; grand marc.
led by Miss Henrietta Gallup.
| The members of the orchestra were
Miss Marion Williams piano; Miss Dai
Young, violin Richard Peale, saxophone
Russell Rathburn. coronet; William
Storms. trombone; Henry Dana john
son, Jr., clarinet; Albert NJ Van Wag-
enen, Jr.. drums.
Miss Marion Geer was heard in two
groups of songs as follows:
First group: The Humming Bird, The
|
Second Group: The Sand Man, The
Seeds Cradle Song. My Pussy. JACKIE
Frost. This Little Pig Went to Market
The words were written by Miss Ait
Stevens and the music was composed by
Miss Ruth Stevens Porter, nieoes OF
| Mrs Charles W. Gale.
Mr.. W. Russell Baird who played heI
own Accomplishments with violin ooli-
cato by Miss Isabelle Mitchell was hearo
TO advantage in the following numbers
La Serenata, by C. Braga encore, Chan
son D'Amour, by J. Holman A Creole
Love Song. by Mrs. L. Moncrieff; Ell
core, L'Heure Exquise, by Reynaldc
Hahn.
Those who took part in the nurser!
rhymes were as follows:
30 Peep, Helen Tirrell; Old Woman
Who Lived in shoe, Frances Colt
Mother Witch, Frances Murray; Old Kin
Cole. Billy Tfrrell; Red Riding Hood
EJanet Blackstone Jack sprat and Wife
Ursula Lewis and Sherod ingalls,; Littl
Boy Blue. Alice Sayles; Queen of Hearts
| Harriet Geer: Knave of Hearts, FRS
bic Mitchell Little Miss Muffet. Virgini
Smith; Golden Locks and Three bears
Marion MITCHELL; Little Jack Hornei
Douglas Fellows; Humpty DumptJ
Grosvenor Ely, Jr. Simple Simon, Elio
Graham; Mother Hubbard. John Sayles.
The dancers were Eunice ingalls,
, Cbow and arrow, Elizabeth Collins (cas
tanets) and Lucy Wilcox (Spring.)
Miss Marie Gallup was the trumpete
announcing the numbers Of the program
. Others who assisted were as follows. Mr.
+ Eben Learned. the colored nanny
charge of the log cabin where pTaline
> were sold Eben Learned, Jr., hat check
y er; Harold Prentice ticket man; Mrs
T. Phillips. in charge of the orangead
booth; Mrs. Raymond B. Sherman. apro
: and doll booth Mrs. F. s. Bunnell an
Mrs. James A Bidwell in charge c
{ chocolate. sandwiches. ice cream an
cake; Miss Esther Pullen assisted b
young ladies of the Sunday school. car
dy maids. They were prettily gowned
attractive costumes and carried tray
J. which matched their dresses.
0 The general committee in charge {
i the entertainment comprised Mrs. A.
MacDiermid, chairman; Mrs. F.
e Sayles. Mrs James A. Bidwell Mr.
4 Raymond B. Sherman. Mrs. E. T. PhilliI
:. and Mrs Frank S. Bunnell. Mrs. A.
I Van Wagenen is chairman of the Paris
s House Department under whose auspict
the Southern Party was given.