Putnam patriot., 1925-02-13
VALENTINE TEA
 FOR HOSPITAL
Woman's Board Ready For An nual Affair Saturday After
 noon and Evening
Sales Booths, Afternoon Tea.-Cafe.
 teria Supper and Dancing

Everything mas been arranged ana the members of the Woman's Board, committees, and all who are interest ed in the Day kimball Hospital, only need the assistance of the weather man to assure the annual Valentine Tea, Saturday afternoon and evening, in Odd Bellows Hall. being one of the biggest successes in years. The com mlttees have taken hold of the effort with unusual interest and several new features have been added.
 A few Committee Changes
 Changes and corrections made since the committees were first an- nounced include the following;
 Tea table: Miss Sarah Crosby, Thompson.
 Flower table: Mrs. Herbert Bowen, Taylor. N oodstoek. Mrs. Nonsiatsky, i, Miss Eleanor Mathewson, Mrs. Lotus Der lores, feomfret.
 Book table: Mrs. Arthur $. Mac donald. Putnam, Mrs. Albert Field, Danlelson ana Mrs. Herbert J. Smith. Putnam.
 Ice cream table: Mrs. Frank D. Thayer. Mrs. Fred Prince, Miss Ada bosworth, Mrs. Charles Dean and Mrs. Howard Shirreffs.
 Cafeteria: Mrs. John Bates. Mrs. k. H. Burt.
 Fruit punch table: Mrs. W. W. Ayerill, Mrs. George Rawley, Mrs. F. C. Morse.
 Committee on dancing: Mrs. Dyer Potter. Danielson, Mss Elizabeth W heeiock
 The above are either additions or corrections in the committees named two weeks ago, all other names re- manning the same.
 College Girls Orchestra
 Since the announcement last week the music has been changed as aa --s.s.sa Hese.zs. Instead or members of the Brown College giee club the music will be by four young ladies of fembroke College of Brown Uni versity under the direction of Miss Barbara Mitchell.
 Door Open 2.3o P. Nj.
 The morning hours will be devoted to arranging the booths and the various stocks of merchandise to be offered for sale. At half past two o'clock the doors will be thrown open to the public and from then until mid night the hall will be lively scene.
 Tea will be served at ten cents the cup during the afternoon. In the booths ice cream, fancy work, flowers, cake, candy, valentines and other things will be on sale. A new fea- ture this year is a second hand book table. Here a large assortment of books and varied choice of reading matter can be purchased at very req sonable prices. the books being as good as new.
 Supper For All
 The cafeteria will afford a chance for those in the hall procuring supper without leaving It will also afford business men in the city chance to get supper down town as well as those who come just for the change and the excellence of the meal provided.
 The dance in the evening is al- ways feature looked forward to by the younger dancing set, with the dancing mode of the times, includes all persons up to three score and ten if they nave a desire to present prer- ogative. The music for this feature iA gong LD Dt the hlh0 ttldA tiahtn dancing easy and u joy.
 Fruit punch will be on sale during the dance.
 All For Hospital
 It seems superfluous to add that the proceeds will be devoted to the Day Kimball Hospital, the finest in- stitution in Eastern Connecticut, and one that, not only Is the county proud of, but one that it could not possibly do without. An opportunity to have an enjoyable afternoon and evening and at the same time benefit the hospital is one that should not be allowed to pass unheeded.