Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-15
WHIST AND DANCE FOR
 THE CHARITABLE FUND
Given at T. A. B. Hall by Ladiss' Charitable Soeisty--Ninsty TabIes of PIaysrs-Many Prize Winners.

The annual charity whist and dance by the Ladies Charitable society of st. Mary's parish was held in St. Mary's T. A. and B. hall on Tuesday evening, and despite the stormy weather there was q large number present. both the upper floors being filled with players. There were 90 ta- bles of whist and ten where the game of 45 was played. Following the play ing dancing was enjoyed for the re- mainder of the evening, the music be- ing furnished by the Cadillac orches- tra. The Aall had it's usual attractive decorations, while there was a brisk and ice cream which had been liberally donated by members of the society. The prizes were also donated by gen. erous members.
 The proceeds of the affair, which should amount to a good s4sed sum, will be used for the poor of the par ish. In general charge. of the whist were Miss Mary Hartie and Mrs. Jcr- eEliah F. Healey, who had the assist- ance of the executive committee w. E. Hartie had charge during the play ing. on the main floor, while in the large hall. Joseph A. Donnelly was in charge. he being master of ceremonies with his usual tact and judgment
 The judges on the whist scores were Joseph A. Donnelly, Jeremiah Healey, William Hartie. Pierre Ethier. Charles Muildney, John Humphrey and M. J.. as follows: Women--M- Barry, statue: A. O. Sullivan, hand painted vase; Mrs. R. A. Blanchette, silver knife and spoon; A. Walsh, centerpiece; Mrs. R. Liberty, fascinator; Lizzie Bowen, hand painted plate: Katherine Healey. pocketbook; Mark Bresnan, handker- chief: Mrs. Disco. belt buckle. Men II McNulty, smoking set; Edward Byron, umbrella; Thomas Riley. stickpin: M. J. Dwyer. cuff buttons:. Edward Malo- ney, fountain pen: Thomas Fitzger- aid, box of cigars; M Timmons, vase; G. Reid, peanuts.
 At 45 the judges were J. Halpin and J. Donohue, and the prizes were won by John Donovan, Jr., who se- cured a pipe, and Thomas Connell, who received a box of cigars.
 Those on the various committees who contributed to the success of the mick. Mrs. Edward Brophy, Mrs. Mi- chael Curran, Mrs. J. Healy. Mrs. John Humphreys, Miss Lizzie Gallagher, Miss Nora Hartie Miss Mary Hartie; cake. Mrs Cunningham. Mrs. Mullaney, Mrs. John Brophy, Mrs. James Sulli- van, Mrs. John Donovan. Miss Mary Fields: ice cream, Mrs. Charles Fox. <sAA os VOtA1A - OPAAJt ~ to S~-- ovan, Mrs. c. O. Murphy, Miss Katie Buckley, Mrs. John Malone, Mrs. Den- his Bowen, Mrs. William Ryan, Mrs. Humphreys, Mrs. James ODonovan; chairs and tables, Mrs. Healy, Mrs. Ethier; reception and dance commit tee, Joseph Donnelly. William Hartie. c. O. Murphy. James O'Donovan. Pat rick s. Hartie. Charles Mullaney. Dr. Edward BroDhy. John T. Sullivan, John Donovan. Cornelius Downes. Patrick Sullivan. H. P. Beausoleil, Pierre Eth fer. Frank Warrington. John Donovan, Jr., A. Brady. William McClafferty. MT. Gladue, Lawrence Nolan, Horace Corn ing. Harry Murphy. Felix McMahon; {; scorers, whist. Misses Josie A. Hartie, Nellie ODonnell, Hannah Reynolds, Lizzie Downes. Catherine Casey. Julia Tarleton, Kathleen Murphy, Rose Leonard Esther Collins. Hannah Ma lone. May Riordan, Lizzie Curran, An nie Healy, Katherine Neibert, Pauline Murphy, Mary Malone, Hattie Will iamson, Katherine Bray, Sarah Kel- ley. Sadie Clark, Mary Brunelle, Mary Mullen. Mary Maloney, Mary Keenan; scorer, 45, John Walsh; selling candy MissesWinifred Driscoll, Camilla Healy, Helen Brophy, Lillian Moriarty. Lizzie Bowen, Annie Murphy. Grace Hartie Bertha Brophy, Marie Mullaney, Anna DriscOll.