Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-18

ana see IL. HIS all happened ne says, while Johnny Bull Pete was still alive. ! CONDUCT CHRISTMAS SHOP
 WITH DISTINCTIVE FEATURES The Christmas Shop conducted Fri l day at the Community House by the l Woman's Guild of the United Congrega- | tional church, proved to be one of the l biggest successes of the year. The title | Christmas Shop suited the sale well, l for there were on sale every conceiva- | ble article to delight the heart of the
 Christmas shopper, many of whom were
 on hand when the doors opened for the ] sale at 10 o'clock.
 :, There was a winter floral decorations 1 table that contained many kinds or dec-
 orations for the home in winter, and l various holiday seasons. At the com l mon sense table were articles of use in | every home. In the bag department, | sister and mother could find bags to de- 1 light them. all attractively displayed. At
 the favor-basket table were many va
 rieties of articles, that could be used for
 sewing, shopping, knitting, or other pur- poses.
 The candy table was q great attrac- l ton and early in the day was nearly
 sold out, new supplies being called in
 to satisfy the sweet tooth of the pur- 1 chasers. From the food tables were l dainty bits, that were bought up to
 serve for meals in various local homes. There were doll tables for little ones.
 another for older children, and a chill 1 dren's apparel table with clothing for
 the youngsters from to 12 years A popular table was the infant table with
 articles for baby, dainty bonnets, boot yies, and many other things to delight
 the mother heart being on display.
 There were articles for the traveller, for the bride-to-be. novelty articles, flowers, grab bags and numerous other departments that completed the Christ mas Shop.
 While the sale was in full sway up- ) stairs, the women of the supper com mittee were busy preparing to fill the } wants of some $50 local people who wis
 jted the sale and enjoyed an appetizine supper. Every table was attractively decorated with cut flowers and bou- ) quets, men of the church assisting ir serving the delightful menu, as follows :, Chicken Soup
 = Cream Chicken in Patties al Mashed Potatoes Peas :, Fruit Salad
 Rolls Apple Pie eI Coffee
 . The various committees in charge o, this great undertaking earned the cred n It TOT its success, and on every hant l. words of eongratulation were heard. fol e the charming manner in which th, - Christmas Shop idea had been carried V out. Committees.
 l. The different committees in charge ot l. the affair follow:
 Supper Committae- MrS Hxy;T; 1 1t Wade chairman; Mrs. Jerome Conant
 Mrs James Fitzpatrick, Mrs. Emi e FOX, Mrs. Homer Gager, Mrs Charles 2 Holbrook, Mrs. Herbert Kind, Mrs h A: D. Lathrop, Mrs. John Reynolds k Mrs. Chauncey. Sherman, Mrs. Johr 1 sherman, Mrs. John Taft, Mrs. Johr
 Trankla, Mrs. John Walker. Mrs C
 R. Williams, Mrs. George Zimmerman
 Shop Directors - Mrs. Bennett Gaines
 chairman; Mrs. Ozias Dodge, Miss Nanc, d Lucas, Mrs. Frank L. Woodard. '- Winter Floral Decorations-Mrs. " Il H. Oat, Mrs. Harvey M. Briggs, Mrs. Ar l- thur M. Thompson, joint chafrmen : Mrs r Elijah Birdsall, Mrs. Alfred Bliven, Mis- e Anna Brown, Mrs. Roy D. Judd. Mrs 2 Archibald McDougau, Mrs. Wafnwrieh n Sample, Mrs. Lewis NJ. Young. r. Common Sense Table = Mrs. Georg 1T kampf. chairman; Mrs. Fannie Adams n Mrs. George Anderson, Mrs Jerry An Ie geH, Mrs. Dwight c. Allen, Mrs. William 2 Allen, Mrs. Robert Breckenridge. Mrs e John Hill, Mrs. Albert Huntley, Mrs. C V N Kinney, Mrs. Fred Krohn, Mrs. Johl l. Kukla' Mrs Marion Lawson, Mrs Rob ert Montgomery, Mrs. Flora Moves. Mrs Hans Rasmussen, Mrs. Thomas Sargeant
 Mrs. John Teft, Mrs. John Ward. Mr. .o John Walker, Mrs. J. M wetherbe< .s Mrs. Lillian S. Young, Mrs Leon Hay = den, Mrs. H. M Gray, Mrs. John John son, Mrs. c. Arthur Lathrop, Mrs. Ed rs ward Corbitt, Mrs. Allen Gordon 'd Bag Table = Mrs. Harry M. Clarf = chairman; Mrs. Harry Ford. MT st Miss Helen Spalding, Miss Susi ln Whittlesey, Mrs. Rufus Vaughn. F. Favor Basket Table = Mrs. Archibal 1e Mitchell, Jr., chairman; Mrs. Eyeret I'd Moves, Mrs. Edmund Perkins, MT 'h Louis Porteous, Mrs. Edith Taylor, MT
 Carl Colt c Grab Bag-Mrs Curtis Bernard, chat g. man Mrs. William Bottomley, Mrs. Gel e. ard Ranger, Mrs Herbert Lawrenc
 Miss Ruth Woodmansee, aided by men
 berS of the Camp Fire Girls in uniform
 Surprise Box-Miss Elizabeth HuntinJ rn ton, chairman Mrs. Frederick Alter, MT
 Arthur W. Busheil, Mrs. H. E. Joh1 ne son, Mrs. Emma Bixby, Miss Mary Luca Is Miss Elizabeth Selden.
 Candy Table-Mrs. Joseph Frenc ng chairman; Mrs. Harry Blackburn, MT Fl Henry Gee, Miss Ida Heebner, Mrs. Che e. ter Hussey, Mrs. A. F. Noren, Mrs. l ue Q. Pierce. Mrs. Walter Spauldfng, MT IT. Louis Waters.
 U Food Table-Mts. Archibald Mitche
 4th, chairmar;; SSiiss Gertrude BroU1 as ling, Mrs, George Fellows, Miss Car d. Griswold, Miss Grace Rogers, Mrs. Clal ne Fox, Mrs. Harry Sherman.
 or Doll Table-Mrs. H. W. Gallup, chai m.lman; Mrs. Harold Carpenter, Miss M | rion Beebe, Miss Lillian Dyer, Miss Mo lly. Kampf, Miss Nina Perry, Mrs. c.
 Spear, Miss Martha Reynolds, Mrs. Fur - Ter.
 sN Infants' Table-onet to years-Mr of Luther K. Zabriskie, chairman; Mi .xt Fillette Peck, Mrs. N. c. Pierce, Mi nd A., J. LaPierre. Mrs Sidney Smith, MI en Herman J. Tubbs, Mrs. James Fl. whi by ney, Miss Hattie Williams.
 of Travellers Comfort Table-AIrs. He nd bert M L,erou, chairman; Mrs. Herbe .enf Cary, Mrs. Bennett Gaines, Mrs Er rn- est Latimer, Mrs. Walter Lester, Mi
 Henry W. Lang, Miss Mary PorteoJ
 Mrs. Chauncey Sherman.
 I Children's Table - to 12 years -i (PhiIathea CIass)-Mrs. A. J. Sina chairman; Mrs. William H Dawley, Mi its Marion Beebe, Mrs. Alfred Bliven, Mi , Tl1rk1. D.. ..s IL TYe.