Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-25
TEWETT CITY

Nit. Vernon lodge. No. 75, F. and A. Ar,, observed it's fftteth annual Ladies' Night in Finn's Opera house, Thursday night. Never has the platform been more eloborately decorated than was done by Hawkins of Norwich for this event Al the base of the platform were rustic baskets of decorative foliage and roses. chrysanthemums. and towering almond. Above them were baskets and pots of carnations box, palms and ferns all at traetively displayed. The Peerless or chestra of Willimantic opened the pro- grannle with several selections Everett H. Hiscox announced as containing ex- cellent numbers, which proved to be true Miss Janet Hersey of Boston assisted by Miss Retta Wilson as pianist, gave a charming entertainment. They had ap- peared before a Jewett City audience at &ast winters American Legion enter tainment course, and their numbers were received with great enthusiasm. EtheIle Parkhurst gave an interperative rance, Dhe Dance of the Dragon Fly, in a charming and graceful manner. She wore 9 costume of scarlet satin with gauge fringe. She was accompanied by Mrs. Earle E. Gilbert.
 The grand march of 1fty-three couples was novel in it's closing figure. The march was led by Worshipful Master Norman B. Parkhurst and Mrs. Park hurst. who also planned the execution of the figure which when completed was a square and compass. EthelIe Park hurst was the guide who directed the figure, which drew a storm of applause from the spectators as the last couple advanced to, position. TI usual numb CT of handsome gowns added greatly to the brilliant effect as the dancers filled the floor in the eighteen numbers on the pro- grsamrne. The Wauregan of Norwich catered for the lunch served in an ad- joining hall the menu including tuna fish salad, rolls, ice cream, fancy cookies and coffee. Guests were present from Norwich, Taftville, Lisbon Baltic, Wtlli- mantle, Glasgo, Bridgeport, Hartford l Moosup, Hanover, Pachaug and Central Village. The committees were:
 Master of ceremonies, Norman B. Parkhurst, w M; floor director, Robert J. Guy; aids, George T. Bell. Signey Melvin. Herbert Thompson reception 1 committee. A. M. Brown, F. L. Kanahan, William T. CrunSb, Charles B. Barnes Benjamin R. Gardner; committee of ar engagements, Carleton H. Ravens, Frank | D. Browning, Clinton H. Andrews Charles A. Anderson, Lawrence Dresch- er-
 George Davis. of New York, son oi 1 Mir. and Mrs Martin Davis of Jewett 1 City, married Miss Catherine Gately o. l Boston on March third. The ceremony 1 took place in New York, where Mir. Da wis is in business.
 l Miss Kathleen Dearnley is at hont l from Gushing Academy, Ashhurnham. l MT. and Mrs. Robert Willis have a | guests, Mrs. Alice Appelt and Miss Dor 1 otfly Moore, or Webster.
 Mrs Champion Mathewson and daugh
 ter, Janet, of Milford, are at A. F
 Youngs.
 Mrs. Thomas E. Keen of Norwich
 has been g. guest at Mrs. J. T. Stewart
 and Mrs E. H. Hiscoxs.
 Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Burleson have Ina ] Stanley Wheeloclz of Norwich as thei guest.
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur Jenkins of Nor wicfi were guests of MT. and Mrs Fran
 Goring, Tuesday.
 MT and Mrs. F. E. Robinson and sor
 Earl, are spending the week in Bo;
 ton at T. A. Robinson's.
 Edward A. Faust has been at hom
 seceraI days from Loornis 1nstituti
 Windsor.
 Misses Janet Hersey and Retta Va