Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, May 26, 1917, Page 8

PUPILS’ RECITAL. " Jianists instructed by Miss Elizabeth S TR lng v Ash Entertain at Norwich Club- . ’ = S i house. A ' # 7 2 /The pupils of Miss Blizabeth ‘Ash of Pomfret gave a very enjoyable reci- tal at tha Norwich Club house Fri- day afternoon. The pupils plaved with splendir ex- pression and excellent technic, show- ing the result of careful, conscientious work on the part of the teacher a3 well as earnest effgrt on the part of the puplls. The programme follows: Eariy Morn, Lindsay In May, Behr Miss Margaret Dodd Gaety, Gurlitt The Fairies’ Revelry, Barth Miss Emily Bliven. Dance of the Sunbeams, Cadman Columbine, Lynes Miss Marian Hoffman. The Happy Farmer, Schumann Drddy Lonslogs, Richards Gfies Kathryn Bliven. Chasing the Putterfly, Kern 3 Miss Helen Dodd. .z Marche Militaire, Schubert Misses Marian Bliven. Marjorie Poole and Helen Dodd. Narcissus, Nevin Miss Marjorie Poole. Worning Sonz, Barchetta, 2 Miss Marian Bliven. The Filatterer, Chaminade d Norwegian Bridal Procession, Greis Miss Pauline Tyon. Mr. and Mrs. John Ash and Miss Pauline TLvon, of Pomfret, were in Norwich to attend the recital and were guests of Mrs. Beverly M. Bliven of Washington street. LODGE NOTES Owis Held Smoker and Social—Elks Notified that Boston Paradc Has Been Cancelled. ELKS. The parade which is usually a prominent feature of national con- ventions of the Order of Flks will be omitted at the national conven- tion which will_be held in Boston in July. Bdward Rightor, grand exalted ruler, has written to the convention committee endorsing its recommen- dation that the parade, be dispenscd with and saving that “all displavs should be avoided and the efforts of those in attendance at the convention be centered on determining ths best and most helpful patriotic service that the order can perform.” The Norwich lodge has received the owing communication from W. C. Twombly, district deputy grand exalted ruler: I am instructed by our grand exalted ruler. [Bro. Edward Rightor, to inform I Eiks' lodges in Connecticut that the executive committee of the Boston convention has dispensed with the an- nual parade at Boston next July. The convention itse’f has not been aban- ed but simply that its efforts will concentrated upon more _serio work than parades and flag displa it is suggested that all display be ed and that the efforts of those in_atterdance he convention be centered on d ning the best patri- otic service t can be performed. ODD FELLOWS. Uncas Lodge, No. 11, 1. O. O, T, met and transacted a reguiar business meeting on Monday evening. A regular business session was transacted by etucket Lodge, No. 27, I O. O. F. Tuesday evening in r theadquarters in Odd Fellovhs Baiialen b D e R Al Lol t Ball. Faim mpment, No. 3, I O. O F., with bod number attending and_‘William Am in tho chair conducted » regular meeting Thurs- day evenin owLs. 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