Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-18

of Jeha ,strest .n eslshr1tiQa of her were features ei the evening, Mrs. Lewis received 2 number Of gifts. dainty luncheon was served. Those present were: Mir. and Mrs. Fred l.. YeuneanA, M-. and Mrs. Fred T. Tracy, MT. and Al.s. Joseph Steiner. l1r. ami Mrs. Walter A. GreiRsr. Mr. and Mrs. Walter H, Pafkhurst, Ar. and Mrs Will liam T. chRnpiin, Mir. and Mrs. George Anthony, 1fr. and Mrs. Eigsns Lewis, Mrs. Ralph Clark, the Misses Amelia Campbell. Lena Hanson, Phyllis Ro- barge, Adelaide Cole and HsleE MeKell and Msssrs. r. 4. BeclEwith, c. W. and Ernest and Burt Lewis, and the Ma#ters Harold Rivers and Russel! LeYh.
 tables held under the auspices of the Garde St. Cecila in St. Mary's hail ths prizes were awarded as follows: Wo- mems AFst, Mss 8eTths IefebvFe; see ond, FRhicia LameneNgne; consolation, Eva BeaeIlsu. Mea. eFSt, Thomas De- Bfois: second, Louis Bsauseleil; and consolation. Adolf LahaAme. The committee in charge consisted of lrHE. Albert J, Ynusnier, chairman, Miss Caroline PaHlhus and Miss Isabelle Pe- pin.
 The manages and SaIes agents of Connecticut Of the M. J. Taylor com pany Inc, os Boston, will hold COZ l feFeHes and luncheon this (saturday) evening, followed by Yet-togesher l meeting of thH local clients of the com pany and their friends, M. J. TayfoF. president of the company will talk or aarN1O AAI 1:SA,k 1 who had charge Of the local Office and l territory Will be' master of ceremonies. ! In It's football ensaxesnsnt witii Westerly High school Friday afternoon l at Recreation Park, WiEdhaHl High lost to the visitors by the score oG sS to ts l FuReFal seETiSsa for Mrs, Louise Ma. s9n oi Spring Hill were held Friday af- /; tsTneon at 2 o'clock at the Spring HI l Baptist church. ReT, Harold Tilling- has. os Mansfield and Rev. Leonard Smith os Spring Hill were the cfie.st- ing clergyman. Mrs. A. ". Weld pre- sided at the organ and Mrs. Wayne Storrs sang Lead Kindly L:Eat and ] Abide With Me during tho services The bearers were Wayne Storrs, Danip Slaherty. Robert Gardiner and Chestcl paVlz. Burial was in the Spring Hir cemsse-y The Jay E. Shepard sstat, had charge Of the arrangements, Ihe Baltic Wanderers will be met c. their basketball court Monday evcnin. by a squad cs local players headed bS Duffy Connel; and Curley Lamoureux The Garde Sacred Heart drill team 0
 this city wdl Journey to Fall River
 M2ss., this (saturday) afternoon [,
 compete in prizs drill contest held un der the auspices of the uGarde St. Do
 minique of that city. The local driIler . will meet the sharpshooters of Nev Bedford, Mass.
 Williar Berard, IT,. one of this city best known pianists, has been heard b
 local radio fans when he rendered SC lections at the Davenport. Iowa, broad casting station. MT. Berard Will D heard again in the near future,
 The nanss of Miss Frances Stanle : and Miss Marion Hillhouse of Will X mantle appear in the cast of Springtimt
 a musical comedy to be presented l
 Hartford next week. At the First Congregational churcl = of which Rex. Harry S. McCready the |Rastor, the church school will me,
 at the church house at s45 a. m., al, s the morning worship will be at 1O.45 Q ; clock.
 '' The sermon will be by Rev. sherro - Soule' D. D. At p. m. the Sunday ey . - house.
 l MT. and Mrs. Carleton P. King re f gently entertained a few guests at din $ her in honor of MT. Kings birthday,
 A. NJ. Hathaway has returned from a extended visit with his son. Dr. MauriC s Hathaway, of Hartford
 Miss Marjorie Thompson left Frida 2 to resum her studies in Boston afte g three weeks stay with her monther 1jS, nit Ka,,
 son accompanied her for few day
 stay.
 Dr. Edward J. Ottenheimer of Ne
 York city is home in this city for ;. short stay.
 Harry F., Royce is improving after b D ing seriously i'll at his home for sever' Ward G. Holman was in Boston Fr ]. day.
 Mrs. M. E. Lincoln recently entertaint s two tables of "600" for the benefit
 the D. A. R.
 i- Miss Elizabeth Peterson, Miss Carr
 Powell, and Miss Mary Judge left Fr 1 day morning to attend as delegates fro ! the local society the annual Connect cut Friendly Society meeting at New H. Z, ven.
 Morton Hills Baker of Fall Rive n Mass, is spending the week end in tn
 city.
 AZ Miss Ruth F. Phelps of Hartford ' spending several days with Miss Elean
 ktngsbury of South Coventry. .3 MT. and Mrs. James ". HilIhouse a
 guests of Miss May and Cyrus StroI
 in Boston for several days.
 MT, and Mrs. Mayo s. Purple of Ea = Hampton are spending the week end vi
 Mfr, and Mrs. P. s. Hills of The Ridge
 Mir. and Mrs. James McCann of Bo
 i ton are the guests of friends in th
 city.
 Raymand J. Angler of the LAona
 Brothers Garage, Inc spent Friday
 Boston an business,
 A large number of graduates al former students of the Connecticut Agl
 cultural college are arriving in town = witness the SterTs eleven battle vi
 Rhode Island big ringer for the Ssor
 gridiron season.