Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-19
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The piano pupils Of Miss Dorothy Brown gave a very enjoyable recital in the Congregational church Saturday af- ternoon. All of the selections We're well rendered. The following program was carried out Study. Heller, Margaret Oeh- rig; Restless Waves, Root, Macy Spokes- field; Souvenir, Schumann, Alice Jacobs !; Progress, BingmnlIer, Marian Bailey; h. quietude, Burgmuller Albert kirnball ]; German Airs, Myra Spokesfield; Grass hoppers Hop, Schmitt, Elinor Sherman Tender Blossom Burgna1ller, Earl Pot ter; Harmony of the Angels, Burgmuller, Eva Kimball; Oriental Dance, Hern, Mar garet Oehrig; Nocturne. Pearls, Alice Jacobs Limpid Stream, Brgmuller. Mari an Bailey; Pretty Thoughts Maria Zuc- ca, Albert Kimball Merrymakers, Kerg-
 man, EIinor sherman; Berceuse. Hjinsky. Earle Potter; If Now Thy Heart Will Give Me, Bohm Eva Kimball; Love Song from Faust, Gounod Eva and Albert Kimball
 Mr. and Mrs John F Woods had their brother-in-law. MT. Hartig, as guest
 over Sunday
 Rev. Samuel Lane Loomis of New
 York, secretary of the A. M. A., gave a very interesting talk on work among the negroes at the church last Sunday MT. l1oomis was dinner gueest of Mrs. R. T. Bixby. he being a former pastor here.
 Miss Grace Bates and Mrs Albert
 Bates leave Sunday to spend the winter in Hartford with Miss Anna Bates. who |is librarian at the Hartford High school.
 Miss Emma Neale will serve as librarian here while Miss Grace Bates is absent. Friends, in town have received the an- nouncement of the marriage of Mrs. Cora Moulton Hatherway and MT Duncan. Miss Kate Tibbitts. who has been at the inn for five weeks, returned to Nor 1 wich Saturday.
 pr. Elizabeth Follett who has been
 spending her vacation at the inn, went to ] Norwich Sunday to spend a day or twao with her uncle, W. B. Young, of Hunting ton place, before returning to New York Harold Brewer has entered the employ of Robert Tinsman of Huntingdon L. T.
 Miss Inez Hopkins has returned feoE1l Berlin where she was the guest of her
 sister. who is teaching there
 Mrs. Robert Pegrum and Mrs. H. F Robinson are attenling the w c. T. U
 meeting in New London this week. Mir. and Mrs. F. E. Guild entertained a few friends at cacds Saturday evening
 The guests were Mir. and Mrs. ". $ ChappeH. H. F. Parry. Mir and Mrs. ] F. Woods, Miss Maria Rizzo and Mis, Gertrude Arnold. Refreshments were served.
 Miss Grace Bates has been the gues of honor at two social events recently
 Mrs R. T. Bixby gave tea for her Mon day, and Thursday last the Misses John son and Mrs. H. c. Hatch gave an auc tion bridge party. The prize for tn, highest score, a pretty basket, went f,
 Miss HuOord, and Miss Arnold. who hae
 the next highest, received box of candy ] Miss Emma Neale is to be librarian II
 the place of Miss Bates.
 1 several members of the local C. E. SO 1 ciety are planning to attend the neetin. of the W1limantic C. E. union in Eastfor, on Saturday.
 1 The Woman's Missionary society hell it's first fall meeting with Mrs R. T. Rir
 oy with an attendance of IT. The presi dent, Mrs. F. E. Guild. was in charge l Various matters of business were dis
 eltssed. Miss Dorothy Brown was chose,
 secretary in place of Miss Grace Bates ] Yhe resigned because of absence iron town Miss Brown, Mrs $. c. Higbe, 1 and Mrs R. T. Bixby were chosen a com 1 lnittee to plan ways of raising the auxil 1 i2ry's share of the money to be raised f. carry out the plan of work of the Con nectcnt Home Missionary union. Tn 1 offering at the next meeting will be sen in response to an appeal from Thorsky in | stitutc in Alabama. The first chapter O ! ti1e sturdy book, Building With India. wa | given by Mrs. A. ". Clifford Tea wa! | serVAd