Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-24
GREENEvILLE
Second Night of Lawn Fete a Big Suecess-knights of Columbus Pres- ent in Body-Notes.

The second night of the lawn fes- tival of St. Mary's parish on the Con- vent avenue grounds on Friday even 1ngi under the auspices of the Young Ladies' Sodality, exceeded the opening evening in point of numbers and en- thusiasm. Fully 1000 people crowded the grounds. It was known as Holy Name Night for the carnival, but it was hard to determine which society outdone itself in point of numbers as the Knights of Columbus were out in large numbers to receive their prize library.
 Headed by Tubbs' band the gallant knights assembled at their headquart- CTS at the Sunlight building at 7:45 o'clock and after a short street parade headed for the lawn party grounds Rounds Of applause greeted the pa raders as they entered the grounds the band playing Its a Long Way to Tipperary." Red fire and torches burned profusely along the line of march. The marehers walked in two's headed by James F. Sheridan and William Harrington between whom walked A o. Johnson of New York city, manager of the library contest
 A dozen of the knights were seated on the platform when MT. Johnson was introduced to the gathering. He complimented the knights on the re- suits of their hard-earned efforts and paid fitting tribute to the business men who had subscribed to the con test. After relating a funny story he praised the zeal of the Sacred Heart school of Taftville who had entered the contest a month later than the ohers. He then presented a. volume of the books to James P. Sheridan, a member of the house committee, who represented White Cross Council, Knights of Columbus, No. 13, the re- mainder of the $50 volumes being on 6iCnIav "a <fn If Q- 11rlxea
 MT. Sheridan acknowledged the prize in well chosen words and not to be outdone by MT. Johnson, told
 Following a programme was render ed. the numbers being accompanied by the band.
 Solo, Dublin Bay Horace Cornings Medley Quartet, Nicholas Spellman, Thomas Sheehan, Joseph Farrell. When You Wore g. Tulip,
 Teresa Portelance
 Medley, Double Quartet
 Sadie Driscoll, Elizabeth Sullivan. Rose Malone, Mary F. Sullivan, Horace Corning, Nicholas Spellman. Thomas Sheehan, Joseph Farrell.
 The committees follow:
 Rebecca's Well-Mfsses Ozelia Rob- llard, Grace Robillard, Rose Callahan, Minnie Connell. Mary Spellman, Loret- ta Reed. Margaret Reynolds.
 Knights of Columbus-Misses Kath- leen Murphy, Helen Sullivan, Teresa Leonard, Margaret Sheedy, Mary Mo- Crohan, Alice Daly, Emma Portelance Camilla Healy. Margaret Bellef1euE Helena Coughlin.
 Mystery Booth-Nisses Josephine Harty, Marion Howarth, Helen Shea, Jennie Sullivan. Lillian Ring, Catherine Bresnahan.
 Ice Cream Committee-Misses Nellie O'Donnell, Alice O'Donnell, Martha McKeuna, Helen Drescher, Mary Swan ton, Gladys McGrath, Catherine Mo- Mahon, Catherine McCone, Nora Mo- Crohan. Laura Counihan, Dolly Couni- han, Anna Casey, Rita Foley, Mary inc Driscoll. Mary Delaney, Mary Caf- frey, Sadie Clark. Mary, Annie Driscoll.
 Special Committee Misses Margaret Delaney, Teresa Nealon, Bridget Dw- yer, Mabel Gladue.
 Entertainment Committee - Miss Elizabeth Malone, Miss Sadie Driscoll, Miss Mary T. Sullivan, Miss Eliza beth Sullivan. Miss Anna May Foley.
 General Canvassing Committee Miss Elizabeth Curran. Miss Josephine Enright, Miss Mary Casey, Miss Mary Garvey, Miss Annie Shea, Miss Nora McCrohan.
 Special Canvassing-Miss Catherine Riordan, Miss Grace Hartie, Miss Eliz- abeth Bowen, Miss Kathleen Bowen, Miss Mary Carroll.
 Cake Committee-Miss Hannah Ma lone. Miss Mary Dee, Miss Catherine Shea, Miss Hattie Williamson, Miss Nellie Williamson, Miss Lena Bou- dreau. Miss Melanie Brunelle, Miss Josephine Young, Miss Elizabeth Glea- son, Miss Nellie Enright, Miss Mar garet Enrighta Miss Mary Ryan, Miss Agnes Looby, Miss Mary Hughes, Miss Josephine Nealon. Miss Catherine Ma