Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-28
Lawn Party Given by St. Marys Church Societies Was a Big Success Personals.

The lawn festival conducted by the Ladies Charitable and Holy Name so- ct1eles. assisted by the Loung Ladies' Sodality, on the Convent avenue be a grand success, and the various committees in charge were congratu- lated for their successful efforts
 The grounds were handsomely light ed by means of large sized arc lights and scores of electric bulbs strung programme opened at o'clock, when Director John M. Swahn of Tubbs' bard. welding the baton. rendered one 3f the most popular concerts, judging by the frequent bursts of approval which greeted the several numbers The programme was as follows:
 March, King Cotton, Sousa Overture, Poet and Peasant, Suppe Waltz. Adele. Iarnne Sperdtlc, Ffnce or P11sen, LuderB Song. When You Play the Game of
 Love, 1Feist Popular selection, Feist Song Med
 ley, Smith Finale, America.
 The various stands were as follows and were well patronized: Country store. mecca for the housekeepers, African dodger, amusement table where someone was bound to get a x pag, where the fisherman always got a plte in the way of an article, home made cake and candy which showed tp the hne culinary work of the house. keepers who contributed the same. ice cream and soda which quenched the thirst of all
 nancfng was enjoyed until il o'clock othe music from the band, and in one section of the grounds the game of 45 was played at cards.
 Noted in the large attendance was ms honor Mayor Murphy and Rev. Myles P. Calvin. 1t was estimated that l,0O0 persons were at the grounds and spent most enjoyable evening. The sole proceeds of the affair will be given 10 Rev. John H. Fitzmauriee, the re- tor, as means of further reducing the parish mortgage.
 The committees who carried ont the successful venture were:
 Chairman, Michael J. Curran; seere. tary and cashier. Joseph A. DonnelIy.
 Cake table--Mrs. David Gilnlour. Mrs: Charles 0. Murphy. Mrs. Mary E Cunningham, Mrs. Dennis Bowen Mrs. Aurelie Brunelle, Mrs Arthur F. Henry, Mrs. Andrew Sullivan, Miss Mary E. Reardon and Miss Elizabeth M. Downes
 Candy table-;Mrs. Elizabeth McCor- mick, Mrs. William Sharkey. Mrs. Jo seph Eournier, Mrs. Charles J. Mulla- -tiSo 4'ACIdiiAS MISS Ca milla Healey and Miss Annie Casey.
 Ice cream table - Mrs. Edward Francis Sullivan, Mrs. John DriscoI. Mrs. James Sullivan, Mrs. Mary c, Moriarty, Mrs. Patrick Cougflin, Mrs. Alphonse Cayouette, Mrs. Alphonse Belleheur. Mrs. Michael J. Cummings MISS Mary T. Sullivan and Miss Ser tha Brophy.
 Country store--Mrs John Humphrey Mrs. Hannah Gallagher, Mrs. Edward Ion1linsons Mrs. John c. Fontaine, Mrs. James Purdon, Mrs. William H. Daley. Mrs. Peter H. Ethier Miss E1iz- Malone. A
 Fish pond and grab bag-Miss Mary ID. Hartie, Mrs. Edward J. Bropfy Miss Elizabeth Gallagher and Miss Helena c. Coughlin.
 Fruit punch table-The Misses Mae Downing, Josie Hartie and Annie F, Shea
 Fortune teller-Madame Lucy.
 Pr1nt1ng of tickets, distribution and adVerdsing-Charles J. Mullaney. Jo- seph Beliefeur, Edward J. Kflday, Jo- seph se Farrell, William B. Shea, the Misses Mary E. Reardon Elizabeth M DoWnes and Ellen T. O'Donneu Music and dancing-Joseph Yer1.ipe ton, Alfred Drfscoll, Francis P. Mtr- tha, Nicholas Spellman, Joseph Gadle. u 9r,, Frank ferrington and Patrick | NOohLluSe SIF6eIJ.
 Grounds and furniture-Jofn IT sullivan, Patrick Barry (Oakridge street). John Hartie (163 North Main street., Patrick J. Sullivan, William T. Mahoney, Michael J. -Dwyer. Nawisse J: Lavallee, John Walsh and John Nc kenna, ST.
 Soda water and cigars-John Barry. John Carroll f76 Central avenue(, <. Nolaee Brunelle, William Carroll (76 central aVenue), William T. Mahoney and Florence J. Delaney,
 Games and anuseme6ts - Cornelius J. Downes, Francis J. Murtha, Thom- as Connelly, Matthew F. Sullivan, drews. Daniel 2. Hinchey, Charles Og- den, Frank Warrington, John Donahne, ST. (Roath street) and Francis P. Nc Nanara-
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