Putnam patriot., 1930-04-24
Grosvenordale Company Com pletes Modern Social Center
 For Hundreds of Employees
Dinner Firss Affair-concert and Ball
 Saturday

The Grosvenordale Community House in North Grosvenordale will be formally opened this evening. Two hundred or more guests will assemble at an informal dinner to be given by the local fire department. Those who have already visited the new commu- nity house speak highly in its praise. It is we'll appointed, conveniently ar ranged and tastefully decorated. It will fill a long felt need in the com munity and will from time to time be the scene of community social gather ings.
 A. w. Dimick, treasurer of the Grosvenordale Company. and other company officials, will be present to participate in the opening night. Tables have been arranged in a rec tangle formed about the bowling al- leys. This room is completely outfit ted for bowling and pool and is at- tractive in it's decorative scheme of brown, orange and black. against the buff ff-tinted walls and waxed floor.
 A Modern Kitchen
 On the west side of the bowling alley is an electrically equipped, mod ern kitchen, located in an ell which protrudes from the main building. The kitchen will be utilized by the men as well as by the women. It is neat, tasty and sanitary in its decor ations of soft green and ivory. From this central point Landlord Rogers and his assistants of the Putnam Inn will prepare the first dinner served in the new Community House.
 From the bowling alley the visitor may step into the ballroom with it's effective paneled ceiling. At one end is an overhanging balcony. Tonight Frazier orebe. CTR wti5 ea cr soneec there to furnish music for the eve ming. The ballroom is an especially attractive feature of the Community House. It is tastefully finished, the color scheme being buff and brown. The numerous windows and the pam eled ceiling give the room Colonial atmosphere. About the sides of the room rffur enr e1a nt m colored lights. There Is a eozy check ing room beyond This may also be used for meetings, card parties and like gatherings.
 The most modern in lavatories and rest rooms have been installed. The ventilation and sanitary features have been carefully considered and are of the best. In fact no pains nor money have been spared to make this a complete community recreational building. It will be under the super vision and management of commit tee to be appointed by Agent John F.. Reardon. The building will be open for the enjoyment of the different societies and organizations of the town as we'll as individuals and groups.
 Public Concert and Ball
 On Saturday evening the first pub lie concert and ball will be held at the Community House. It will be un- der the auspices of the American Legion Auxiliary. Bennie Korn's or chestra has been engaged to furnish the music. The committee in charge includes Miss Anna Barrette, Mrs. Svea Gariepy, Mrs. Frank Pelletier, Miss Diana Paradis, Mrs. Edward Rawson, Miss NJ. A. Mouir It is an- ticipated that another large gather ing will be present to enjoy the eve ning's program and to inspect the new Community House.
 The new Community House oc- cupies the site formerly occupied by the company's farm buildings. It is a monument to Agent John F. Rear don and company officials who plan ned the building for the use of the