Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-17
BIC RED CROSS WHIST AT ARMORY
IA Tables Were Paymg-Successful Affair Arranged by Norwich Women Expected to Realize $5OO-Proceeds Will Go to American Red Cross Relief Fund for Flu ropean War Sufferers.

(Afontville), Mrs. M. M. Hitchon, Mrs- M. F. Kelly, Mrs George A. Comeau, Mrs. J. J. Desmond, Mrs. Zeouion n. Robbins, Mrs. F. T. Diggins. Mrs. Will liam H. Shields Mrs. c. A. Gager, Jr
 In the bridge whist, Mrs. Gallaudet and the members of her committee acted as scorers and for the straight whist the following were the scorers the Misses Margaret Murphy, Helen Murphy, Dorothy Gregson, Mary Les Smith, Esther Allen, Maria Gallup, Jennie Hitchon, Elizabeth Northrup. Marion Shea, Margaret Dononue.
 Assistinr With Refreshments.
 Assisting the refreshment commit tee were the following waitresses, Who wore white with the Red Cross badge on the left arm: The Misses Margaret Murphy, Nellie Donohue, GenevleVe McJennett Lucy Gregson. Alics Mur- phy, Dorothy Alton, Kitty Sloan, Mae Isbister, Dorothy Jones, Sarah Loring, Katherine Isbister, Henrietta Bidwell, Katherine Holms, Dorothy McClena- than, Barbara Allen, Georgette Comeau, Mae McGarry. Mary Lee, Mary Lester, Dorothy Gregson, Dorothy Ioudon. Marie Gallup, Alice Coleman, Mildred Cary, Alice Jackson. Ruth Jackson Jennie Dearing and Irene Wells. Louis H. Walden was cashier for the | ice cream department, while those who sold tickets and were ushers during | the evening were Harold Gillespie William E. Perry, Humphrey Amy 1 Raymond Sherman, Benedict Pullen Halsey Richards, Joseph C. Worth, Jr. William H. Shields, Jr., Richard l. Tarrant, George S. Powers, Jabes Is- blister. Robert Briggs and Lineolr | Wadsworth. The committee of ladies was assisted in serving the ice cream by D. s. Haviland, A. l.. Peale ana J. H.. Ely.
 Contributors of Prizes. Perry auctioned off a number of tn long list of prizes that had been con tributed generously by Norwich mer chants and others interested in tn | whist.
 | Among those who contributed prize and in other ways were the following Mrs. Otto F. Ernst, flowers; Mrs Frank Collins, corsage roses; the Miss es Bauck. mesh bags and aprons; Will liam R. Perkins, confectionery; A. W | lilly, jewelry; Kimball Textile shop handkerchisfs; Plaut-C Gladden. Co.,, ivor. clock; R. J. McNickle, mirror; William E. Butts, picture;- J. l.. Fields, F. ] Langenbach and William Moore flowers; Porteous & Mitchell O., play ing cards; Cranston & Co.,, doilies Disco Bros. fern dish; G. w. Kies Co silk stockings; G. G. Engler, candy
 
 tea; Mrs. McGarrity, silver spoon; Ut ley & Jones perfumery; Miss M. Buckingham, fancy work; Mrs. F. 4 Fitchell; Mrs. Charles L. Hubbard, l lprizes; the Misses Lyons, Iieckwear George Harris. Eaton Chase O., cleo tric light; $. J. Reuter- & Son, flowers Boston store. neckwear; B. Gotthelf CO, corsage flowers; F. A. Wells Co | cravats; John & George H. Bliss, jew elry; Joseph F. Smith, flowers; Charle
 Betting; M. R. Waters, tickets; Josep
 D. Harris, placards; Laurel Hill print
 cry, placards and ice cream the loc; . newspapers, advertising; the Academ
 press, score cards; Woolworth stor
 paper napkins.
 Great assistance to the advertisin :. committee was given by John M. Le , and the Shore Line Electric compan also aided in this line by allowing tt !. use of posters on their cars The use of the armory was given b ; Adiutant General Cole
 | Those who clubbed together to COT !. tribute ice cream were H. M Lero ; C. c. Treat, George NJ. Rathbone. . F. Bray, 2d, William D. Kicker and il
 Wauregan house.
 a Others who gave ice cream we, Peter Sellas. Smiths drug store. fl !. Candy Shop. G. A. Lewis estate MT
 J. H. Davis. Mrs. Horatio Bigelow ar [. Lee & Osgood Co.
 8 Two lost articles were found aft,
 the whist a gold and blu enamel nj
 and a pair of white gloves. and thf
 were placed in the hands of Mrs Ehf . committee 'i