Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-17
SUCCESSFUL WHIST,
 SOCIAL AND SALE. St. Mary's Parish Conducts Annual Event With Big Attendance.

The annual big whist, "45", social and sale of St. Mary's parish was held in Pulaski hall Monday night, and as anticipated proved grand success.
 The decorations had the flavor Of St. Patrick's day about them, the Irish flag having prominent place at one end of the stage, while Old Glory served as it's mate at the other end. Bunting of red, white and blue was draped around the hall and gallery. All present wore a spray of green or a carnation.
 On the main floor 11O tables of whist were played cared for by twenty scorers from the Young Ladies Sodal- ity, while on the ground floor 15 tables of "45' were in progress, cared for by three scorers from this so- ciety.
 The judges for the whist were Will jam E. Hartie, Lewis A. Andrews, Cornelius J. Downs and Joseph A. Donnelly.
 Those to take the prizes were the following: Ladies-First, Sarah Kelly. 47, set of orange spoons; second, Mrs. D. J. O'Connell 46. landscape painting; third, Mary Barry, 45, silver tea pot; fourth, Mrs. J. F. Reed, A, shirt waist pattern; fifth, Mrs. A. Bessie keneally, A, sofa illow; seventh, A, Mrs. Wm. T. Browne, boudoir cap.
 Gents-Ffrst, Jas. Lynds, 57. urn- brella; second P. F. Downing, 53, sill yer ash tray; third, Frank McNerney, A. Carey, Jr., 49, cake plate; fifth. Patrick Shahan, 4S, fancy morror; sixth, Charles Gadle, AT, fancy vase; seventh, Augustus Mussel 47, stein.
 The judges at the game of ''45" were Joseph E. Bland Dr. E. . Brophy, Dot rfolr ST. They found that the prizes went to the following:
 William R. McGarry. first, fountain pen; Dr. E. J. Brophy second, box cigars; F. J. Murtha third, box of to- bacco and pipe; T. A. Carey, fourth, briar wood pipe: T. Donovan, fifth, pack of playing cards.
 A fair estimate of the attendance would place the figures at 800, as the gallery was crowded and many watch ed the party from the side lines Many from all parts of the city and town were in attendance, prominent persons seen being Rev Myles P Calvin and His Honor Mayor Timothy C. Murphy. The sole proceeds of the affair will go for the benefit of the 1 parish and Revs. John H. F'itzmaurice and William H. Kennedy were more than pleased at the liberal patronage shown.
 The whist was followed by socia i hour at which the Cadillac orchestra played the Irish airs.
 The committee from the Ladies 1 Charitable society which had charge 1 of the general tables included Mrs 1 Mary c. Moriarty, Mrs. Elizabeth Mo l CormicS. Mrs. Hannah Gallagher, Miss l Elizabeth Gallagher, Mrs Humphrey Mrs. Celia Fournier, Mrs. James SuIli- van, Mrs. Mary Cunningham, Mrs James Purden, Mrs. C. O. Murphy Mrs James Ward, Mrs Dennis Bowen -Mrs. J. F. Healey, Mrs. P. H. Ethier Miss Catherine Buckley, Mrs. C. J Mullaney, Mrs. William Daley. Mrs. A L. Bellefieur, Mrs. NJ. Brunelle, Mrs William Ryan, Mrs. Charles Fox, Mrs John Driscoll, Mrs. J. c. Fontaine, Mrs Patrick J. Coughlin, Mrs. Mary Houri- gan.
 The scorers were from the Young Ladies Sodality and included the Mary T. Sullivan. Elizabeth Sullivan, Helen Sullivan, Elizabeth C. Sullivan Nellie Sullivan. Kathleen Murphy. An nie Shea, Elizabeth Downes, Elizabeth Curran Nellie ODonnell Hannah O'Donnel1, Clare Hartie, Grace Reed, Teresa V. Coughlin, Helena Coughlfn, Nellie Foley, Josie Hartie, Mary E. Reardon.
 Those assisting from the Senior Holy Name society were William T Maloney, Jeremiah Connors. Alfred Driscoll, Patrick Kane, Michael J Dwyer, Frank Warrington, Montcalm Ethier, Charles J. Mullaney. Charles Ogden. William Shea, John T. Sulli- van. John F. Barry, Joseph E. Perte- lance.