The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-04-06
THE BIG COLLEGE WHIST.
TO BE CHEN AT THE ARMoRY
 THIS EVENING.

unique Auhtr Planned by st. mary's
 church-sections Representing ths
 Various UntvorsitIes of the Country
 Each section to be Presided Over by
 We'll Known Young Ladies of the
 Parish-Dancing to Follow.
 With the emblerns so dear to the heart of alumni of the various colleges, the sections representing such colleges in the Second regiment armory will be bedecked this Wednesday evening, April 6. Presiding over each college court will be fair maidens in caps and gowns, and some adornment distinctive of the college symbolized.
 St. Mary's church will have charge of this mammoth whist, perhaps the largest ever given in New Haven.
 Thirty colleges will be represented, and in each court ten tables will be ar ranged, making an aggregate of three hundred tables, accommodations for twelve players. To one acquainted with the fervor of enthusiasm with which the young men and women of St. Mary's parish are entering into the plans, as surance is left that the number of ta- bles will be, by no means, too large. The entire floor of the arnory will be occupied by tables, chairs and players. Along the side and in the two end gal leries, the spectators will be ranged.
 Some specially handsome prizes are being donated by the friends of the church to be awarded at the conclusion of the play.
 The Second regiment band, under the direction of Frank Fichtl, will play for the dancing, which will immediately follow the whist.
 Reverend Father McGonigle takes an especial interest in the whist and is re- .ceiving the able cooperation of several committees,
 In charge of each college will be one young lady, two assistants and a pat roness, and young gentlemen will act as ushers. These latter have not yet been selected, but the list of ladies in charge was completed at a meeting on Wednesday evening.
 Vermont university President, Elizabeth Kilcran; assistants, Miss An |nie McManus, Miss May Mcclure; pa- troness, Mrs. S. Moore
 Notre Dame: President, Miss Eliz- abeth Duggan; assistants. Miss Ethel Swain, Miss Petronilla Duggan; patron ess, Mrs. W. A. T. Smith. Georgia University: President, Miss Nellie Lynch; assistants, Miss Nellie Williams, Miss Mary shanahan; pa tronesses, Mrs. John Casey.
 St. Louis: President, Miss Mary Sul- livan; assistant. Miss Ella Galligan; patroness, Mrs. E. M. McCabe.
 Columbia: President, Miss Elizabeth Ford; assistants, Miss Mary Gleeson, Miss Clara Shanley; patronesses, Mrs, ]. A. Cohane.
 Georgetown: President, Miss Jose phine Smith; assistants, Miss Amy Donnelly, Miss May Collins; patroness, Mrs. E. J. GilIern.
 Oxford: President, Miss Mae Hove; assistants, Katherine Hove, Miss Helen McGrail; patroness, Mrs. George T. White.
 Holy Cross: President, Miss Rosella Cronan; assistants, Miss Elizabeth Cro- man. Miss Alice Cronan; patroness, Miss. Mary McKiernan.
 North Dakota: President, Miss Ter ran; assistant, Miss Kittie Brown; pa troness, Mrs. James Toole.
 St. Francis: President Miss Lottle Grimes; assistants, Miss Julia Quigley, Miss Ida Grimes; patroness, Mrs. Thomas Wrenn.
 Utah University: President Miss An- na Morris; assistant, Miss Louisa liar rigan; patroness, Mrs. J. B. Martin. Vassar: President, Miss Mary Mur- phy; assistants, Miss Lille Moran, Miss Alice Connell; patroness, Mrs. A. M Ingoldsby.
 Yale: President, Miss Josephine Rey- holds; assistants, Miss Esther Rey- holds, Miss Lillian Daniel; patroness, Mrs. J. F. Donovan.
 Pennsylvania: President, Miss Mar garet Hogan; assistants, Miss Rosella 1 Walsh Miss Gertrude Melia; patroness, Mrs. w. B. Mccarthy. Indiana: President, Miss Agnes Fin nigan; assistants, Miss Bessie Clark, Miss Alice F'innigan; patroness, Mrs. J. J. McPartland.
 Kansas University: President, Miss Edith Scranton; assistants, Miss Bes- sic Klem, Miss Mary Scranton; patron ess, Mrs Pierce N. Maher. 1 Ohio: President, Miss Mary l.. Far lrell; assistants, Miss Annie McNamara, Miss Alice Brown; patroness, Mrs. James Mercer.
 1 Harvard: President, Miss May I. Me- Keon; assistants, Miss Elizabeth Cav anaugh, Miss Katherine Collins; pat roness, Mrs. Charles M. Walker
 Nebraska: President, Miss Vera Oden- kirchen; assistants, Miss Helen Hove, l Miss Loretta Crowley; patroness, Mrs. Fl. r. Odenkirchen.
 Cornell: President, Miss Gertrude Dunn; assistant, Miss Katherine Shan ahan; patroness, Mrs. J. E. Dunn.
 Catholic University: President, Miss Margaret Williams; assistants Miss Mary Williams; patroness, Mrs. J. M. English.
 Grant University. President, MiMss Bessie Kenna; assistants, Miss Renna Mcdonald, Miss Vertie Kinney; pa