Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-16
WILLIMANTIC


 thy D. Dixon of New York.
 lawn party was held at the home of MT. and Mrs. Joseph F. Gaudreau' A1 John street. recently. 7 Forty mem bers of the St. Cecfle choir of St. Mary s | church with friends were in attendance. | The lawn. on which 20 tables were at tractively arranged was effectively deco rated with Chinese lanterns, and electric | rphts. Each member of the choir was presented beautiful gfft-barpins toI the women and cufflinks to the men. Tea was served at.s7 o'clock. after which 10 games of which were enjoyed. The prlzes were awarded, as follows; women first, a centerpiece, to Mrs Renee Beau dry consolation award, doll to Mrs' Peter Fortier.; .men's first, Alexis Calsse consoIation. Peter Fortier. After selec- tions b ythe boys seven-plece orcnes- tra d chop Suey supper was9sserved at i93O o'clock. Dancing followed.
 Men in the employ of the street de- partment were at work repainting the white lines from curb to curb in the Main street business section Tuesday The spaces between these lines are deS- ignated as cross-walks. Most of the teachers at the Normal school are. expected to return to their local residence hall Saturday next, Miss Mary Quinn is teaching in New Haven and Miss Florence Woodward Is staying with her sister in North Stonington-
 The Ladies Aid society of Windhan: Center church plans a supper followed bv an entertainment supplied by Mrs. John Woods soprano: Miss Marie Rio. l contralto; Miss Edith Coleman, solos on 1 organ and piano, and Mrs. Gladys Hyde | Wilson of Hampton will read. The com mittee in charge is Miss Clara Johnson. Mrs. Ada Larabee Miss Grace Bates and Mrs H. c. Lathrop. assisted by the members of the society.
 At present about the most attractive window in the city is the west window of the J. F. Carr Company store In which is displayed the hope chest to be given away at the Elks country fair. i The handsome cedar chest and its con tests effectively arranged occupy the en- i tire window. The arrangement was by l ?. D. Donohue. All of the linen articles were made by women friends of the To- cal Elks and some elegant specimens of handiwork are shown. It Is estimated that the value of the chest and contests is at least $500. The publicity commit tee of the Elks fair comprises Eugene F. Hickey George A. Bartlett and Maurice s. Leonard. Tuesday night they made their first trip with the Boy Scout band, going to South Manchester. Tonight Wednesday, they will visit Danielson and Putnam.
 One page Of the pictorial sections of | a Boston paper was given over to pie lures of headliners in the Sparks shows. One in particular shows Minnie Thomp- son, the famous woman rider, giving an exhibition for the children outside of the main tent. Miss Thompson in pri- vate life is Mrs. Albert E. Greene, of this city.
 ! Short Paragraphs. c, L. Jones has been confined to his home the past two weeks by illness The elms in front of the Latham and Crane properties on Valley street are to be taken down. new sidewalk will he constructed after the removal of the trees.
 S. Aubin of this city left Tuesday for Montreal to attend the funeral of his brother.
 Mrs, Katherine Clark Rowe was 2 recent visitor in Hartford.
 Misses Loretta Eagan and Marion Sullivan of the Nurses Training schoo : of St. Joseph's hospital were recent wis , itors in Colchester
 Mrs T. R. Parker is entertaining Mis-. Alice Sanger of Cleveland. Ohio.
 
 Dr. and Mrs. I. zipfeh have as guest. Mrs. Zipfel's sister, Mrs. Stewart Cot ter and children. of Sound Beach. Miss Mary Moriarty has resumed hel duties at St. Francis hospital, Hartford after three months illness at her home in this city.
 MT. and Mrs. Herbert D. Pollard anc two daughters are visiting MT. Pollard, father, W, H. Pollard. at Mansfield De . pot
 , Ralph L. Mason recently motored iron Morgantown, w. Va. arriving at B. G Thompson's in this city where he vii spend a week with his wife and family
 Ralph L. Mason and family MT ant [ Mrs. B. c. Thompson anG Miss Heller . Thompson motored to Silver Beach, ol 1, Tuesday, to join Miss Florence Howl and Miss Evelyn Thompson. 1 Mrs. A. H. Fenton of Andover enter = tained two tables of auction bridge a 7 her cottage recently. The party wa s Refreshments were served by the host Q ess
 S Miss Emma Johnson is able to sit UT . after a months illness. l Mrs. w. Sumner has returned iron , Pleasant View, to spend few days a . her home.
 . Dr. and Mrs. c. F. Simends and SO
 Harold have returned. after two weeks stay at The Wigwam, Pleasant View.
 MT, and Mrs. Abner Whitaker wh
 are on a motor trip from Cincinnati
 called on their cousin, Mrs. WilHar Williams, recently.
 Mrs. Fannie Dixon welch of Columhi Lake entertained the faculty of tn . Randall Harris drama camp and a fe,
 other friends at tea, Tuesday after a noon.
 MT, and Mrs c. E. McFarlane an
 family are at Pleasure Beach, until La bor Day.
 MT. and Mrs. Eugene Randall are CT
 tertaining their son and daughter-ir
 law. MT. and Mrs. Howard Randall,
 Norwich. for two weeks Mrs. Christopher Abernethy and chi dren left Tuesday for Pleasure Beacl
 MT. Abernethy will join them later.