The Press., 1922-03-23

Gahan, Miss Mann, accompanist; reef
 tation, Shaker Stockings," Ethel
 Wraight; solo, " Where the River
 shannon Flows" Frances Sladek;
 tableau, My Little Irish Colleen, i"
 Carrie Kivanik; solo, Grace More
 Grace Rev. William V. Allen: tab
 leau, "Seriah Sue," her first exper-
 fence at a theater, Emily Parizek;
 recitation, When Grandma was
 Young" Walter Kasper; music by
 the orchestra, Miss Cunning and Miss
 Rose Perizek. Mrs. Ida Brown, presi-
 dent of the Ladies' Aid society, presid-
 ed at the apron table, Miss Elizabeth
 Parker at the Mystery table. Cake
 was auctioned and sold by Oscar Him
 meier. Leon O. Woodworth at the door received $73O. The decorations 1 were green and white, so artistically
 arranged, that the effect was very 1 pleasing and enhanced by the green
 and white costumes of the young la dies, particularly that of the Mystery Maid. The proceeds of the entertain ment and sale, $43.62, were very grati- | flying to those who planned and work ed for it's success. Up to date Miss ] Mercereau and Tickets have $125 to- | ward the fund for electric lighting of l church and conference rooms. Sey~- | eral friends, whose names will be given later, have sent contributions and generous gifts have been received from local friends who realize the necessity for the proposed improve ment. This is real community work in which every resident has an inter- est. Mrs. Alice Tyler Smith, who had been untiring in her efforts to make the sale a success, was invited to New Haven for special musical and social event, and went on Friday for the week, that covered a notable D. A. R. meeting where she has a part in the program, as she did last week in Will limantic at the Ann Wood Elderkin chapter, of which she is past Regent.
 South WllllngtOn
 We the undersigned relatives of ! the late Harry Denman take this way of thanking all our relatives and friends for the many acts of kindness ! and sympathy shown in our recent bereavement, and also for the many beautiful floral pieces. Their kind I nesses will be remembered by us one and all ever.
 Signed,
 Mrs. Harry Denmann,
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas Denman,
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas c. Denman MT. and Mrs. Arthur Rainey,
 MT. and Mrs. Anton Peterson,
 MT. Phil Denman
 Mrs. George Richardson visited for \ a few days this past week at the home ! of her mother in Norwich.
 Special communication of Uriel lodge, A. F. and A. M..on Saturday evening at 7.30 p. m. Work on the E. | A.. degree.
 On next Friday night the Y. basket | ball team will have the Rovers basket \ ball team here from Rockville as their opponents.
 Beginning Sunday April 9, hours of church services will be changed. Ser vices here will be in the mornings, Sunday school at 10 o'clock and preaching service at II o'clock
 The funeral of Harry Denman was held last Friday afternoon at Memo rial church, Rev. w. V. Allen conduct ed the services. There were many beautiful floral offerings. Interment was in the Willington Hill cemetery.
 A town meeting for the purpose of laying a tax will be held in the hall at South Wilmington on Monday at 1.3O p. m. At p. m., following the town meeting, the annual meeting of the Cemetery association will be held in the same hall
 The boys played pretty rough bunch here from Willimantic last Tuesday evening, known as the West End team. This was about the hard est game the boys have been up against since they started playing basket ball. Score 36 to 16 in favor of the visitors.
 The Y basket ball team met the Stafford high school boys in Stafford high Gym. last Friday night and were beaten by a score of 48 to g. The Stafford boys are certainly a lively lunch and know the game. doing some very clever team work, and making IN some wonderful passes.
 Miss Josephine Bartek celebrated Ter 18th birthday last Friday with a party at her home. There was large number of her young friends present Many games were played and refreshments were served md all enjoyed themselves until the early morning hours, when they all departed wishing her many more hap 1y birthdays.