Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-29
HOLY NAME sOciETYs
 WHIST AT ARMORY.
Big Crowd in kttendance-The Prize Winners-Dancine Closed the Even- ing.

A thoroughly delightful time. was ex- perienced by the large number in at tendance at the whist and dance con ducted by the Holy Name society of St Patrick's parish Friday evening in the Armory. Cards were played from to 10 o'clock, after which dancing enjoyed until the midnight hour. The floor of the big drill shed was we'll filled with tables. and with the decora- tions arranged for the Sodality ball presented a pretty scene. At tables near the entrance to the hall home made cake and candy were on sale, as well as ice cream and soft drinks. The Cadillac orchestra furnished music during the whist and also played for the dancing which followed.
 Prizes at Whist.
 There were 115 tables of whist play CTS and the attractive prizes were awarded as follows: Ladies-First. Miss Elizabeth Fitzgerald, silver casserole, donated by the Catholic Women's club; second, Mrs. Henry J. Clement, em- broidered centerpiece. donated by Mrs. Mary Hartman; third, Miss Ruth Jackson. silver deposit bonbo dish, donated by Mrs. John Steiner fourth, Miss Theresa Steiner. jet fan. donated by Mrs William H. Shields; fifth, Miss McNulty, cut glass bomb dish, do-- mated by Mrs. D. J. Shahan; sixth, Miss Downing, hand painted syrup jar, do- mated by Catholic Women's club; sev-  donated by Mrs. Catharine Ring Crow ley: eighth Miss Elizabeth Brennan, hand painted plate, donated by Mrs. George Mansfield.
 Aen-AF'irst P. Downing, $2.50 gold piece, donated by a friend: second. M. J. Murphy. umbrella, donated by Mrs. A J. Who1ey: third, James R. Moran. box cigars, donated by Catholic Wom- en's club fourth, J. F. Murphy, silver match box and cigar clip, donated by hpt h l2 JnSpnb Devine, pipe. donated by George P. Madden: sixth, J. McCaffrey, water color painting. donated by sister of St. Patrick's convent: seventh. Edward case. donated by a friend; eighth. Ed ward Lawlor, Dutch smoking set, do mated by a friend
 Game of Forty five.
 The forty-five players were located in the social room at the left of the entrance. Twenty five tables were played and prizes were awarded as fol- lows: First J. L. Counihan, hammered brass smoking set, donated by Mrs. J. B. Shannon; second, R. A. Wagner, stein, donated by Mrs. NJ. H. Dona- hue; third. Thomas Guinan, umbrella, donated by Mrs. T. c. Murphy; con- sola ton, Daniel Drew, box candy, do- mated by a friend
 There were many spectators about the hall and in the gallery, the total at
  proceeds of the affair are to be used in defraying parish expenses.
 The Workers.
 Thomas H. BeckIey was in charge of the prizes. Joseph Callahan sold tick cts and Officer John O'Neil took tick cts at the door. Felix Keenan was in charge of the coat room. Andrew WhoIey and John J. Corkery were in charge of the forty-fve.
 Ladies Had Their Part
 The cake tables were in charge of Mrs. John Slattery, Mrs Frank L. Far rell Mrs. D. T. Shea. Mrs. Philip Spell II. Beckley. Mrs Frank E. Pliers Mrs. Thomas Burns. Mrs D. J. Shahan, Mrs. Andrew Wholey. Miss Nellie Kirby, Mrs James Canty. Mrs. George Mansfield, Mrs. James Carney. Mrs. James Craw John King.
 c. Murphy. Mrs. Sarah Hill. Mrs. Will liam P. McGarry, Mrs Alex Jordan, Mrs. M. C. Higgins Mrs. William Me Knight Mrs John R. McNamara, Mrs. M. V. Murphy, Mrs. Charles Lee. Mrs. William Brown. Mrs. J. J. Corkery and Mrs William H. Shields.
 The committee on chairs and tables was composed of Mrs. Maurice Kelly, Mrs Thomas Do61d, Mrs John Camp bell. Mrs. Nellie Sullivan, Mrs. John Nara, Mrs. James Woods. Mrs. Frank Sylvia. Mrs. James Carey, Mrs. Rich ard Haggerty, Mrs J. H. Malone. Mrs. Joseph Donovan and Mrs. James TaiJ