Putnam patriot., 1924-02-15
HOSPITAL BENEFIT
 IS GREAT SUCCESS
All Northern Windham County Assists Wonan's Board at
 Annual Tea
Proessas ts43 3.oo-Dsnesrs Crowd
 the Hall

the Hall
 I T.aat Saturday sftern0n at Odd Fel- iows hall. aH northern Minanam ] County joined in helping % make of the aunaaI Valentine Tea for the Day E5mbsH Hospital one q the most sue. eaFqfgf aFairs that has ever been held ip The history Of that institution mort helpful auxiliary Putnam pemfref HoodF0eE. Thgmpson. Dan iela6n. Wauregan gnd Brooklyn. as wau aH all the country side. were repre- ssated in the croad which niied the hall from early afternoon unfA iate evening. The total results for the day amounted to ss43.oo.
 10 Mrs Andrew !. Frost and her large corps of assistant workers is due the extraordinary success Of tne a#a#r this gear The fea vas excel l Ienfly planned. and all those who as sistsd worked ahlg and sell. iu the ] afternoon there VAS musical pro gram in which numbers were present ad by Mizs Ruth Sheppard. &ra. Nei- 5a I.swn. the 0bletz Trio. Mrs. 8ai- tar Wheaton. Wallace smith Miss Clara keller. Miss Euniee boisoneaa, the stringed quartet and the baptlsi Orchestra The orchestra played throughout the time when cafeteria supper gas being served.
 Following the supper those articles which remained uasold were dispoaed If bs auction. J J Whitehead IT.. act ing af auctluneer A s59 san Walsh Providence orchestra began % plaF for fhH dancing aHd from that sifaa aetH midnight the hall vas crowded. The dance vas in charge of Mrs Louis Marshall lkeam ot Ihomh- son.
 General Committee
 The general committee ln charge eyss eargpssed of fhe following ladies Mrs. F. V Bard. Brooklyn Miss sar- ah Crosby. Thompsons Mrs. $. N.ke- laH Mrs William Richardson. Alsa Emma Roberts, Putnam Mrs. George Sampson. Woodstock Mrs. George Twfgr. Putnam, Mfa William van der I.aan. Pomfret. Mrs. Newton A. Vaughn. Miaa Ellen Wheeloek. Put nam. Mra John Ehau Young. Daniel ssn
 Tickets were sold by Mrs George TwIQg and Miw Emma Roberts
 La Was served by Miss Ellen WbeeIeek. Ifa. Ernest Morse Put gam Nizs Dorothy Atwood. Waure= gan Mr. Herbert J smith Mrs. silas '. Wheeioek, Putnam Mrs. John Ebea Young Danieissa.
 The waitresses assisting were aisa Edth Child. Miss Tbelma Boswartn. Mss Geraldine Frost and Miss Cor
 Al tbe fancy work booth were Mrs. George Sampson, a 9odsteeki Ma ass Sarah Crosby. ThaH on. 1rs. sld= aey F Bard BEaqk. Mrs. Newton Vaughn. Putnam, aHf Miss sumner, Wood lock
 rsrse Was old b tr and Mrs. b. h. H8fIiiaHd. hamr md Mrs. LOT HfarA af Newport k
 rsEa# aefe sald iazeus bY Mr and Mr5 William sa ter Laan. Pom fret and Miss CaH iieit
 Tfa eeFv saeeaa flower booth Fsz conducted hg N Herbert Bow ea WesAe etaek. nna Miss Marqt Tfamnsaa. Mia EI#9e MathewHoh Pamfrrt. Mrs loHiH .eam, ihomp .ae. and Mrs A i Nonsiatsky At the Valentine s,h were Mis- abeth RaHerty. N Guy Baker Ma Wilhelmua ffa and Miss Con tance Russell
 fec cream Was sold F Mrs Franl Thavpr. Mrs Charles faukiin. Mrs
 larry H0ughtuH ana Nf Fred Bruce supper Was ekeellenily served hl Nrs William Richard 7u, Mrs. Johf Bates. Mrs. F. II Blft and Mrs rL..a fauas oF Putnam. Mrs Charles Knight, Thompsoni Mrs. ty erett Reynolds. Putnam and Mrs Thomas Watson of Thompson. The waitrcsses were the Misses Marion ualden. Marion Carpenter and Mary Child The dance was conducted by Mrs Louis Ream of Thompson.
 AL the punch bowl were Mrs. War. ren Averill. Mrs. William Raferiy and Mrs. George Rawley.
 The musical program was conducted by Mrs. s. Nikoloff of Putnam