Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-04-06
WHIST GIVEN BY
CATHOLIC WOMAN'S CLUB
Large Number at Olympic HaII-Mu-
steal Programme and Dancing.

An evening of whist by the Catholic
Woman's club at Olympic hall on
Tuesday night filled that bright and
attractive meeting place with a large
crowd of patrons. something like go
tables participating. When the play
was over and while the judges under
direction of John ]. Cookery were de-
termining the winners, short must
cal programme was given, consisting
of well rendered selections by the So
dality quartette and soprano solos by
Miss Angela Greeley. The evening
closed with dancing, for which the
Cadillac orchestra played.
A handsome assortment of prizes,
all donated, were distributed eleven
for the ladies, and ten for the gentle
men, as follows:
Ladies Prizes-Renaissance table
cover. Mrs. J. H. Canty, 80; cut glass
olive dish, Mrs. c. 7. Smith. 2S: ham,
mered brass basket, Miss Mary O'Don-
nell, 26; cut glass dish, Miss Katherine
Fitzpatrick "a; handsome cake plate,
Miss Essie Popham; fern, Miss Mollie
Callahan: china salad bowl Miss Nell
lie 7. Collins; brass desk set. Mrs.
John Mara; cut glass sandwich dish,
Miss Katie A Murphy; painted china
dish, Mrs W. Butler. The last seven
were all tied with a score of %.
Gentlemen's Prizes-Traveling cup,
case, John S. Hartie, 20: gold shaving
mirror, John Jordan. Is; china and
gold ash tray, j. L. Casey, %; gold
cuff links, J. j. Kelly. "a; box of ci-
er with sterling silver top, M. c. Hig-
gins, "a; box of cigars. NJ. J. Coscoran
"a: umbrella, w. T. Browne, %; COL
lar and cuff box, Charles J. Riordan.
%.
Committees in Charge.
The successful evening resulted from
much hard work by all the commit
tees and assistants. Mrs. ]. B. Shan
non. president of the club. being gen.
eral chairman. The following com
Ticket Committee-Mrs. r. NJ. Pow
ers, Mrs. M. v. Murphy, Mrs. p. II.
Hartman, Mrs. J. w. Slattery, Mrs.
A. J. Wholey.
Candy Committee-Mrs. G. A. Co.
meau Mrs. "A. Hill. Mrs ]. ]. Cork
cry, Mrs. d. T. Shea, Mrs L. McGar-
rity, Mrs. T. F. Burns.
Committee on Chairs and Tables
Mrs. James O'NeiI, Mrs. Maurice KEEL
ley, Mrs. J. Mara. Mrs. M. Donohue,
Mrs. c. Wright. Mrs. w. Brown.
Music Committee-Mrs. j. B. Shan
non, Mrs r. NJ. Powers.
On Prizes-Mrs. F. L. Farrell, Mrs.
c. Mcnamara, Mrs. ]. ]. Cookery. Miss
Mary Rogers. Mrs. NJ. Donahue.
On Scorers-Mrs. P. H. Hartman.
Mrs. L. Reilly, Mrs. j. Campbell. Mrs.
Scorers-Misses Ella Shannon. Mar
garet Shannon, Isabelle NJ. Crawford,
Sadie Lawlor, Mary Butler, Annie
Royston, Nellie Slattery, Genevieve
Mccormick, Fannie Rogers. Elizabeth
Beckley, Mollie BeckIey. Isabelle MUIR
ply. Julia Kingberger, Helen Murphy,
Margaret Murphy, Fannie Wright Ma =
rion Murphy, Mary Lee. Helen Goode.
These three little girls sold flowers:
Loretta Higgins, Georgette Comeau,
and Agnes Leahy, and the following
five girls sold candy: Alma Bowman,
Marguerite Shea, Marion Shea. VAL
erie Shannon and May McGarry.
At the door were Thomas B. Leahy
and Richard M. Powers, and the ushers
were Harry Shannon, George S. Pow
ers, Thomas Slattery John Sullivan,
NJ Donovan, J. Corcoran, r. Tarrant,
william B. Murphy and Charles Nc
Namara-