Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-12
CHARITY WHIST BY
 ST. MARY'S PARISH LADIES
90 Tables Playing at Olympic HaII-
 Sodality Giee Club Heard.

A highly successful whist, conducted by the Ladies Charitable society of S.; Mary's church for the benefit of the poor Of the parish. was held in Olympic hall Thursday evening. There were nearly ninety tables of whist and the winners, the prizes and those by whom they were contributed were as follows:
 Ladies-Maud Barry, 38, $2.5O (gold) donated by a friend; M. eByrne, S1, centerpiece, from Mrs. w. ]. Sharkey; Mary Lacavera, 30 ladies' bag, from Mrs. Mccormick and Mrs. Healey; Anna Bresnahan, 90. embroidered shirt waist. from Mrs. E. J. Brophy; Mary Dunne, 30, Japanese berry set, from Mrs. William Bowen; Mary O'Suli- van, z7, ladies' bag, from Mrs. P. Fl. Ethier; Katherine Warrington, 27. la dies scarf. from a friend; Mrs. D. Ca- sey, 27, Irish embroidered collar, from Mrs. NJ, ]. Brophy and Mrs. c. D. Fox; Mrs. Bowen, 25. table cover, from Lizzie Gallagher.
 Ge1tlemen-James Mccarthy. S7, cheese dish, donated by Mrs James Sullivan and Mrs. Patrick Coughlin: Edward Daley, 27, box cigars. from a friend; J. Barry. 27. box of cigars. from a friend; J. Donovan. 27. nm brella, from a friend; P. F. Downing. 26, box cigars; J. Gleason, 25, pipe, from the Smoke Shop; w. H. Bowen. 24, mirror, from Plaut -Cadden Co.,; J, Sullivan, 23, suspenders, from a friend; Charles Ludwig, 22, s5 order for pho tographs.
 There were five tables of "45.~ ai which prizes were awarded as fol- lows:
 Matthew Sullivan. 15, umbrella, do- hated by Mrs. Humphries and Mrs. c. o. Murphy; r. Sullivan, 15, pipe. from a friend; Dan Mccarthy, 14, box ci- gars.
 The Glee club of St. Joseph's Sodal- lty, twelve voices. rendered several pleasing selections and the ouartette rom the same society also gave en- tertaining numbers. A soprano solo Waiting was rendered by Mrs. Mary SIlney, who was presented a hand scme bouquet of Easter lilies by ad- mlring friends. Dancing was enjoyed TOT TWO hours, music being furnished by the Cadillac orchestra.
 Chalrs for the occasion were kindly leaned by the Foresters and IiTTnion St. Jean Baptiste d'Amerique There was an attendance of over five hun cred and good sum was realized from the affair.
 The scorers were as follows: Mae Rlorcan, Josie Hartie, Nellie O'Don Eelb Mary O'Donneli, Claire Iartfe Mae Young, Amelia Young. Annie OSuil1van, Mary Walsh, Kathleen Murphy. Nellie Sullivan. Mary T. SuI- ltvan, Mamie Mullen, Elizabeth Null len, Kittie Sliney, Mary Keenan, Mar garet Enright, Kitty Murphy. Lizzie Curran, Kittie MaIoney. The judges for the whist were as follows: Dr. E. J. Brophy. William II. Sullivan. Daniel F. Sullivan. P. Fl Ethier, William Weldon and W. D aartie. The judge at "45r was r. J Murtha.
 The committees were as follows: General Committee. Joseph A. Don. nelly. pr. H. J Brophy. William r., Hartie, Matthew Sullivan, Dani. r Sullivan, John T. Sullivan. i'5li1, Sullivan. Patrick L. Hartie an l Sharkey, Pierre H Ethier. Nf i3u Weldon, Michael Dwyer, Frank aIllr- tha, William H. Bowen. Joseph R | Portelance.
 Ice Cream-Mrs James Sullivan Mrs. William Sharkey
 Cake Mrs Mary Cunningham. Mrs John Humphrey, Mrs. John Brophy Mrs. P. IT Ethiar
 Csndy-Mrs. Huzabeth AIcCoru1icll Mrs, William Daley, Mrs Thomas Are- ! Cune, Miss Gallagher Mrs. TdWarc J. Brophy,