Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-31
ST. MARYs PARISH
 WHIST AND DANCE.
Armory Crowded for the Delightful
 Affair-The Prize Winners.

1 St. MaryS parish whist in the aTmory
 on Wednesday evening set new mark in point of numbers and general siIc-
 cess for all similar events of the kind
 when the spacious drill shed, gallery and Third company room were filled with a crowd that went easily over the l 1000 mark, and the well managed af- fair provided a delightful evening for all attending. There were TOO playing whist in the drill shed, 100 at the game of forty-five in the company room and over 200 spectators occupied the gal Iery
 A beautiful decorative scheme in national colors festooned about the walls and from the rafters was con tributed by the Central Athletic club. which had prepared the armory for their annual ball the decorations also including electric light effects. The opening scene was especially pretty as Bugler Waldren of Taftville blew the assembly and then sounded a march as the forty-three coStuLned scorers, led by Miss May Reardon as Columbia. marched down the center of the halI and back again.
 The following was the list of SCOT CTS, showing the characters they rep resented: Miss May Reardon. Colurr1- bia; May Young, Ameia Young, Ply mouth maidens; Margaret Leonard. Pauline Murphy, United States; Esther Collins. May Kdlday, Army; Rose Leonard, Mary Brunette, Navy; Josie Hartie, Maud Barry. Ireland; Mary MaIoney, Lizzie Sullivan, Spain; Cath crime Bray, Annie Shea, France; Cath crime Casey, Annie Healey, Germany; Sarah Kelly, Catherine Riley, Italy: Mary Mullen, Catherine Donovan, Scotland; Katherine Maloney, Lizzie Downes. England; Hannah Malone Helen McKenna, Swiss; Lizzie Mullen, Mary Walsh, Japan; Catherine Neibert Julia Tarleton, Red Cross; Nellie O'Donnell, Nellie Foley, Sweden. Kath leen Murphy, Sadie Clark, Egypt; Ce- celia Sweeney. Annabel Quinn, Greece; Mary Malone, Florence BruneHe, In Turkey; Alice Daley. Nellie Sullivan. Holland; Cora Godbout, Catherine SH- hey. Colonial Danes
 Play continued from SIS to 1O3O the winners of the twenty-nine hand some prizes for the whist players: William E. Hartie, Charles o. Murphy, C. J. Mullaney, Henry P Beauscleil, lance, Joseph F. Healey, Peter H. Ethfer, Thomas P. Connolly. John Don- ovan. Philias Gladue, Dona Semino, John Humphrey, Erwin R. Smith, John F.. Barry.
 All the prizes were displayed on a table in the company room and the winners were given their choice in or der. The following were the results:
 Women's Prizes.
 1. Miss Mary T. DriscoIl, ladies' gold watch; 2, Miss Nellie T. Hinchey, $2.50 gold piece. donated by Mrs. To- seph Gelino;- 8, Abby Mansfield. hand painted cake plate, donated by Mrs. P. H. Hartman; 4, Mrs George P. Madden. silver berry set. donated by the Misses Hartie; s, Miss S. Geo. gan. brass jardiniere, donated bv Por- teous & Mitchell: S, Mrs Maurice Kel- ley, jewel box donated by H R. Wood ward; 2, Miss M. c. Bray, hand-paint- ed salad dish donated by Mrs. NJ. Mo- 2 al 1f1 donated by Mrs. D Gilmore; g, Miss K Shahan, silver fork, donated by F. G. F.; 10. Miss Annie Paquette, salad dish, donated by Mrs Felix Keenan; donated by Mrs. L. B. Carroll; 12. Mrs R. Powers, pocketbook, donated by Miss BruneLe; 13, Miss Dora Ethier one dozen photos. donated by w. R. Stevens; IA, Miss E.. Enright. sofa pil- low, donated by Miss BruneIle.
 Mems Prizes.
 1, D. J. Coughlin, gentiemen's gold watch: ?, Ed. Bryon, silk umbrella, do- mated by s. Kronig; 3, Jerome Gerotty, manicure set, donated by Mrs L. B. Carroll; 4, James Collins, silk unbrel- Ia. donated by Murphy & McGarry; lace. donated by Reid & Hughes; s. J. w. Brassi,u 1-2 ton coal, donated by c. H. Haskell; 2, David Farrell, scarf pin. donated by friend; 8, William J.
 
 friend: g, Joseph Casavant. hat, do- hated by John A. Moran; 10. Fred Terpp leather collar box, donated by a friend; II. Reggy Ward, silver back clothes brush, donated by W. H. Nich- olson: 12. F. McMahon. box of candy. donated by Perkins candy store; 13 P g. Mclean, hat order, donated by White Star Clothing Co.,; 14, John Cor coran, pack of cards, donated by Mrs. NJ. Moriarty
 At the game of forty-f1ve. c. O. Mur- phy and Francis J. Murtha were the committee in charge and the judges were Nicholas Tarrant. Thomas P. Leahy and D. T. Shea The prizes were boxes of cigars for which P. J. Su1li- van and P. J. White were tied with a score of IT. On the cut to deciSa, MT. Sullivan took first prize and MT.
 A handsome cake was awarded dur ing the evening, Peter Nicholas being the lucky man to get this.
 During the whist. at the internis- sion and later for dancing the Cadillac ] fine programme, and at the intermis- sion the Central Athletic club quar- -ette was heard in well rendered se- ections, By the Light of the Moon. l The singers were Clifford Hilton. ten | ,r; Reginald Ward, second tenor; Henry Christman, baritone. and Hor- l lce Corning, bass Raymond O'Neiu | .otlowed them in solo sung in good | 
 Candy, ice cream, cake and orange 1 ade were for sale and found ready pur- ] .haserS. The cards for the evening | were contributed by PGrteous & Mitch l III Go. The mems committee rendered | .fhcient service in the work assigned l 0 them, and Rev. W. A. Keefe was a l .apable master of ceremonies Rev. J. ] T. Smith was in his accustomed place, i .ealously laboring for the interest of | he parish. The bulk of the work fell | lpon the shoulders of Miss Mary E. | 1artie and Mrs. Jeremiah F HeaIey l md their assisting committees were 1 aithful to their tasks. State Armorer | Barbour rendered valued help and l here was good car service for the | many patrons from the surrounding | uburban districts. The receipts at the | Ioor were $45, and the parish will real l ze a large sum from the rusy evening. |
 Hart Brownson Marriage.
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