Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-15
NORWICH

A. tho First Congregations Silu
sunday morning. the, pastor, rNsN' ~
don p Bailey preached a me SCI -
from samuel 18th chapter, VII" pa,
ticular reference to the tth verse, -.
~ lord said unto Samuel, look not Oh
Nc co,,ntenance, or on the he1snt OF
his stature; becauseI have refused MN
Co.. The Lord seeth not as man seetn
r.. "a, loolketh- on the outward ap-
-,as-snca hut the Lord looketh on lhe
basrt In his fervent prayer, ReY MI;
BAILEY raid a fitting tribute 10 Molner
nav what it meant to each and. every
ona in recalling memories of her many
wonderful deeds, not all done by her
hands hut the burdens carried on her
heart for her children. On the pat
form and in front Of the pulpit dog
wood and purple violets were etfectual-
ly arranged. ~
phA church members, after the ser
vice. by a popular vote decided 70 holu
services on daylight saving thhe
This was followed by session oi
m. 49, Forum which discussed the
tnn,c-The Application Of Religion 10
paiitics CLYDE M. Beebe was the leader
~ The Young Peoples Christian En-
Sssvor service at $50. The topic was
HOW Can We Help Our Church ana.
Get Help From IT,.
Hama CHAPTER Of the Hangs Daugn-
NOM IN charge of the musical hour
~ Rackus Hospital Sunday atterHoot'
T-da- direction of Mrs. Earle NJ.
SS,,r;stran chairman of the entertain
,,ort committee. an excellent program
- Vocal and instrumental selecllohs
,y.s given bv Mrs William Grove Jr-'
| soDra1o: Mrs. Leonard Prentice, a.to :
| Miss Alma Fenton, violinist MISS
II.Ior Rurdick. pianist, with MISS MA
C.-sv enthusiastically accompany ing
| a. the piano throughout\t the pIosl %iii'
r5hieb was as follows: Piano SOLO, lin-
nromptu. Strickland, Miss Helen bur
| dick vocal duet, / Would AhaI ~
Love Mendelssohn, MIS- Cro"e "!o
| Mrs Prentice: Violin solo, Simple AVeu'
1..a,,a Miss Fenton; vocal solo, Down
/ the Trail of Dreams TO YOU Perry
| Mrs Grove !; piano solo, Prelude from
| pacbnaninoff. Miss Burdick; violin So
Ia An Old Love Tale, Bianscomoe,
| Miss Fenton: vocal duet Greeting,
| NnndeIssohn. Mrs. Grove and Mrs
| prentice piano solo. Narcissus, NeVins
Miss Burdick violin solo, Swallows,
| Schjld. Miss Fenton; vocal solo, sing
| On Goldsconlbe Mrs. Grove; piano So
| 10. The Rustic Of Spring, siding, MISS
Burdick Several members OF Home
. ! Chanter
pertaining program.
Mrs. Benjamin II. Palmer Of Verga
son avenue entertained delightfully."- a
her home Saturday afternoon, when hel
pupils gave a piano recital, Each on
gave evidence of the skillful training
Of the teacher, by executing. the seY
eral numbers with rare expression ant
| accurate time. This Is an annual event
carried out by Mrs. Palmer for tn
pleasure of her pupils and a few in
vited friends. The pupils are-Shepar'
Palmer Jr.. Catherine Brown, Beulal
| Rogers Unabelle Harbeck; May Her
bert and Dorothy Nergason. Followin
the entertaining program which Taste
for more than an hour, the young pee
pie enjoyed interesting games, includ
ing the animal hunt in the forest. Lon
strings suspended from a curtain pol
and inter-twined, gave the appearance
of A huge spiderE-eb, Each participant
released q string and upon winding
in and out or the web until the end ha
been reached, which located the an
NAL each had been hunting for The ar
imais were souvenirs representing cat
dogs, cows, elephants ct al, and whe
each had been discovered the entire fo1
est or web of string had been removed
Following out written Instructions Mr.
l>Palmer's pupils searched in nook
about the house and after several di.
appointments and suggestions not to /
discouraged each found a very prett
gift from the teacher. The gifts cor
prised handkerchief. stationary. At
Those present sat down to a bea,,tif,
decorate ted table where the hostess scr.
&c delicious luncheon of sandwich.
cakes and ice-cream- At each plate W.
daintily trimmed May Basket file
With candies and flowers Mrs. Palm
vas assisted by Mrs. Shepard B. Pa
mer. The house was decorated wi
white and purple lIacs.
~ Y. Porter, former Norwich re.
Dent and friends were over-rig
guests recently at the home Of Mr.. Pc
ters son-in-law and daughter. Mr.. al
airs. Sidney AllinE, of Linden Parkwa
The reason a woman keeps hou
SO we'll is-youd better tell hey !