Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-03


 About roo attended the whist and day evening for the benefit of St. Mary'S church, given under the aus spices of three societies of the parish, the Young Ladies Sodality, Charitable and Holy Name senior. There were about 75 tables of whist and ' tables at 45. During the play Drew's or cheStra furnished all enjoyable con cert and also rendered excellent mu- sic for the dancing which followed the whist and forty five. All the tables and booths were well patronized ana the entir5 supply of articles for sale were sold out. The prizes awarded to the winners were donated by the societies and individuals in the parish Rev. J. H. FitZnlaurice, pastor of the church, was well pleased with the liberal pat ronase and s1ves much credit to the societies under which the affair was conducted. The lucky ones 10 win the prizes follow:
 Whist, ladies, first Mrs. Charles PFodcll. fountain pen: second, Miss Sarah Kelly, guest towel: third, Miss Millie James, string of beads; fourth Mrs. William Bowen, pair Of slippers; fifth Miss Elizabeth ElemIning, fancy apron: sixth, Mary O'Sullivan, cuff box; seventh Dorothy Kingsley, fancy bag.
 Gentlemen. first, J. Weary, flash light; Secon Chas. Young, box cigars; third ". IT. Bowen, umbrella; fourth. Geo. CounlhaT, fountain pen; fifth Willie Brennan, Therrnos bottle; sixth John Carroll, pair of slippers; seventh Da- Vid Ryan, necktie.
 Forty five, Daniel Sullivan uubrel- Ia; William Dunn, tobacco jar; Simon Fa1ey, suspenders; John Casey, tie; John Mckenna. pipe.
 The. judges at whist were ". E. Hartie, J. F. HeaIey, ". M. Bowen, C. J. Downs $. J. kelloe, T. J. Leary, Martin Rozycki.
 At forty five, F. J. Sullivan, A. J. WIloleys AI. J. Malone.
 The forty five was capably man aged by I. J: Murtlla, John Sweeney, and s. J. Fal1ey.
 The scorers follow:
 Whist: Nellie O'DonnelI, Mary T. Sullivan, Annie F. Shea, Mary Down. ing Kathleen Murphy, Mary Barry, Nellie Foley, Abloie Brennan. Teresa Leonard, Margaret sreehy, Camilla Heaiy, Teresa V. Coughiir1 and Alice Driscoii
 Forty five: Misses Elizabeth Cur ran and Josephine Hartie.
 The co11l1nitteee in charge were as follows: Master Of ceremonies, Mi clael J. Curran. Ticket office, John T. Sullivan; door, Michael Dennis. Will jam T.. Carroll; anusenents and re- fresl1me1ts. Louis A. Andrews, Jo- sepa Porteiance and John F. Barry
 14 Mrs. Charles c. Murphy and Miss Mar tha Afcherna. LadIgs' room, Mrs. Dennis McCarti1S; hat room. Michael J. Curran, ". 3. Shea and Joseph \. DonnelIy.
 Young Ladies Sodality: Miss Mary II. Reardon, Elizabeth N. Downs, Josie Iartie, Nellie O'DonneI, F,liz- abetl1 Currar, Mary T Sullivan, Mary Downing, Annie Shea, Nellie Foley. Julia Malone, Martha 1Ickenna, Te- Tesa V. Coughlin, Hannah O'Donneu. Mary Barry.
 Ladies Charitable society: Mrs. Mary C. Mo1iarty, Mrs Edward r. Sullivan, Mrs. Davis $. Gilmore, Mrs. Elizabeth Mccormick, Mrs. Andrew Sullivan, Mrs. Dennis Bowen, Mrs. James Ward, Mrs. Charles J. NulIaney, Mrs. James Morrison, Mrs William Sharl3ey, Mrs. John F. Humphrey, Mrs. James C. Purdon, Miss Mary E. Hartie and Miss Elizabeth L. Eoar.
 Holy Name society: Michael J. Curran, JGhn T. Sullivan, Joseph A. Donrelly. Charles J MulIaney, Corne- iias !. poNnes William E. Shea. Louis 4. Andrews, Simon ]. Fahey, Francis ?. McNanlara and Michael J. Dwyer.
 Tn charge of awarding of the prizes were Mrs. Mary C. Moiarty and Mrs. James C. Purdon. The winners at whist were given the opportunity to select their own prizes in order.