Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-14
COLLEGE WHIST CROWDS ARMORY
Marys Parish Conducts Highly Successful Social Evening Pretty March of the Scorers Featme-140 Tables Playing-32 Valuable Prizes the High Scorers-Forty Five and Dancing.

1s-walter Donahue, 27. tie, donated by Thomas Crompton. Mrs. John M. Lee, 32. silver : Thomas Dodd-
 Mrs Maurice Buckley, S1, center piece, donated by friend.
 3-Miss Mary Foley. 30, silver set, donated by Mrs. D. Bowen. Miss Henrietta Brady, 2s. choco- late set, donated by Mrs. Mary Moriar- ty.
 Miss AIbina Juneau, 2s, Christ child picture, presented by Broadway Art Store.
 s-Miss Mary Tighe. 27. pillow. do- mated by Mrs. Mary Cunningham
 Miss E. F. Bowen. 27. case, donat- ed by Miss Mary O'Donnell.
 S-Miss Mary McCloud, 26, pillow. donated by friends.
 9-Miss Mary Quinn, 26, box candy. donated by Smiths pharmacy.
 10-Mrs. W. T. Browne, 25, pillow. donated by a friend.
 set presented by Broadway pharmacy.
 Miss Nora Gleason, 25, box can dy, donated by J. c. Perkins
 13-Mfss Alice O'Donnell. 25, slip
 14-Miss Matilda Clish, apron. do- mated by Miss Mary Burke.
 15-Miss Mary Malone, plant. donat- ed by Smith pharmacy.
 16-Mrs. w. J. Mcknight, 5abot. do- mated by Joe Marshall.
 Prizes at "45."
 For the game of "45" the judges were John Humphrey, John M. Lee and c. O. Murphy, the scorer Frank charge. The prizes went as follows: First Royal c. Holmes. an umbrella donated by Mrs A. J. Wholey and Mrs. D. J. Drew; second. Frank J. Murtha, box of cigars donated by E. c. Hannis; third. John M. Lee. pack of cards and case donated by Mrs. b. s. Gilmour; fourth. James Purdon. cigar lighter donated by Frank A. Pagan; fifth. Walter B. Hynds, looking glass and picture donated by R J. Mo Nickle; sixth, John Barry, fern do- mated by Reuter-.
 The general committee in charge Of the evenings entertainment comprised Chairman, Rev. J. H. Fftznaurice; seller, John T. Sullivan; ticket taker, Patrick Sullivan.
 Reception Committee.
 The reception committee from the Ladies' Charitable society consisted of Mrs. James Purdon, Mrs. Charles J. Mullaney, Mrs. William Daily, Mrs. J. F. Healey, Mrs. James F. Sullivan. Mrs. D. Mccormick, Mrs Alphonse L. Belle fieur, Mrs. Edward Tomlinson, Mrs. Patrick Coughlin, Mrs c. O. Murphy, Mrs. William Sharkey, Mrs. P. H. Ethier, Mrs. John Humphrey, Mrs. D. s. Gilmour. Miss Mary E. Hartie, Mrs. Thomas P. McCune. Mrs. Mary Gun ningham. Miss Nora Hartie. Miss Mary Fields, Miss Lizzie Gallagher. Mrs. Arthur E. Henry, Mrs. Dennis Bowen, Miss Catharine Buckley, Mrs D. F. Connor, Mrs. James Moriarty, Miss Mrs John Nolan, with the following from the Holy Name society and the Father Mathew T. A. society: Joseph A. Donnel1y, James W. Murphy, Cor nelius J. Downes. Thomas P. Connolly. Edward J. Kilday. Jr.. Charles J. Mu1- laney, John O'Donovan. Nelson J. La vallee, Jeremiah F. Healey, Simon J. Fahey, Nicholas Spellnan. Walter Downing. Robert Swanton, Joseph
 In charge of the ice cream were Mrs Sullivan, Mrs. Coughlin, Mrs. Belle feur Mrs. Tomlinson. Mrs. Ethier and in charge of the cake Mrs. Mu1laney, Mrs. Humphrey, Mrs. Gi1mour, Mrs. Daley, Mrs. McCune, Mrs. C. O. Mur- phy and Miss Hartie. and in charge of the candy Mrs Mccormick, Mrs. Pur- don, Mrs. Healey. Miss Lizzie Gala Hartfe.
 In the hat room were George H. Dolan, Charles Ogden. William Shea and Paul Lemoine, the music and IuIn1LuFe III CndTge OI M. J. CUrran, Matthew F. Sullivan, Joseph Bel1eheur and Joseph Portelance had charge of the soda.
 The many courtesies of Mai. John Hagberg, Captains Church and Tarbox and Sergeant Covey and Armorer Allen S. Barbour were duly appreciated. as was also that of Thomas H. Crawford.
 Among the contributions were 50 packs of cards from the Porteous & Mitchell company and 20 packs from Miss Mary E. Hartie. The district col lectors of the Ladies' Charitable socie- ty contributed money, cake and candy.
 Dancing for which the Cadillac or chestra played concluded the evening.