Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-23
FUND IS RAISED TO
 TOTAL OF s16,53o.92

TOTAL OF s1e,53o.92 1 Work of Wednesday Kept Money l
 Coming in For Red Cross.
 Special events Of Wednesday that brought in additional funds in good sized amounts to swell the Red Cross second war>fund total were the food and flower sale by the women of the Episcopal churches, the whist and dance given by the women of St. Pat rick's church and the band concert given on Chelsea parade by the Ital- ian band.
 The total receipts for the campaign when last reported on Wednesday were $16, ,530.92.
 Episcopal Churches. Receipts of $26o were reported from the flower and food sale held at the ut-Cadden building OF Main street f.H day by the women of Christ. Trin- ity. St. Andrews. and Grace Episco- pal churches, with Mrs. Gardiner Greene as general chairman. Besides selling at the store, there were some of the younger girls of Christ church in Red Cross costume selling flowers on the street The committees in charge were the following: Christ church-Mrs. Gardiner Greene, Mrs. 1 Charles L. Richards, Mrs. Frank c. 1 Turner Mrs. Beverly M. Blven and Mrs. Eben Learned; Trinity-Mrs G. 1 Everett Hall. Mrs. Mary G. Daniels, Mrs. F. Leon Hutchins; St. Andrews Mrs. George Stevens. Mrs. William Ranfield. Mrs. John Mckinley, Mrs. A.>C. Matthews: Grace-Mrs. Mary | PJi6H AHrc Mo77rino ST1-cs o,-1 Bishop.
 St. Patrick's Whist. 1 One of the largest events held in 1 the campaign was that given in the l hall at the E1l1s' home in the evening l by the women of St. Patrick's church. and evening of whist, with an enter | tainment and dancing, which was at i tended by about $50 and from which proceeds of $500, it is estimated will be reported Many Connecticut Col lege students were among those at 1 tending.
 There were 25 tables of whist and 1 five tables of auction. Those to take the prizes were Mrs. D. F. Connor, Mrs. John Steiner, John J. Corkery and $. 1 J. Kehoe at auction, and the follow ing at straight whist: Mrs. J. W. i Brown Mrs. Henry D. Buckley, Mrs i John Fenton. and Miss Healy, John Cross, Bert Healy. Thomas F. Burns and J. J. Casey. The prizes were do- mated by Miss T Steiner, Mrs. P. H. Hartman. Miss Mary Shannon, Mrs. N. c. Higgins. Mrs. J. McNamara,
 Mrs. F. Disco. Mrs. Wm. T. Browne, the Misses Lyons. Mrs. c. McNamara ard Mrs. G. A. Comeau
 I The entertainment programme that was given at intermission was full of attractive features that included the highland fling danced by Miss aKth-
 ryn Lee and Miss Louise Long, a china doll dance by Miss Villa Bussey and
 Miss Kathryn Lee, and an especially graceful Pierrot and Pierette dance
 by Miss Agnes Leahy and Miss Geor- T gette Comeau. students at Connecti- cut college. Miss Roberta Newton, al- so a, student at the college. was the accompanist for them, and Miss Olive
 Linton was accompanist for the other dances. Banjo selections by H. A. Scotch of the Coast Guard Academy at Fort Trumbul were star numbers
 on the programme and the music for
 dancing by the Coast Guard Academy
 orchestra was highly commended by
 all the dancers.
 In general charge was Mrs. George A. Comeau with the following commit
 tees assisting:
 Reception--Mr. and Mrs. s. J. Ke- hoe, MT and Mrs. M. C. Higgins. Dr
 and Mrs. G. A. Comeau, Joseph c Bland, Dr. and Mrs. T. A. Crowley Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Tarrant, Mrs. M
 H. Donohue.
 Dance-Mrs. S. J. Kehoe, Miss Mar,
 Rogers, Mrs. Turner, Mrs. G. S. Pow. l CTS, Mrs. J J. Corkery. Mrs. M. H : Donohue Miss Nellie Mullen. Mrs. w ] A. Somers.
 Whist-Miss Theresa Steiner Mrs R. Holmes, Mrs w. C. Higgins. Mrs ] F. T. Diggins, Mrs. G. P. Madden Mrs. N Disco.
 Ice Cream-Mrs. T. Leahy, Mrs. D
 T. Shea, Mrs. W. P. McGarry, Mrs |. C. Lane.
 , Flowers-Miss Isabelle Crawford Miss Eva Heneault, Miss Helen Mur.
 phy, Miss Margaret Murphy, Mis-,
 Genevieve Mccormick, Miss Mar, Butler. Miss Isabelle Leonard.
 Punch-Miss Margaret Meehan
 Miss Lillian Roarke. Miss Mar, ! Roarke
 The announcements were made b7
 Thomas H. Beckley and John P. Cor
 coran assisted in the ticket depart ment
 l The hall was donated by Norwicl . Lodge of Elks.
 3 Italian Band Concert. ! ! The band concert given by the Ttal j ian band at Chelsea parade Wednes
 day evening was a decided success apt
 $103 was taken in as a result of col Y lections and sale of flowers, peanuts n popcorn. ice cream and cones. Tn. l bandstand was erected in the middl : of the parade from which the ban( S rendered many fine selections. Tht D hand generously contributed their ser s vices to the Red Cross which adds on, ! more item to the long list of patrioti ;. services which the band has ren f dered
 After the concert the band marchec e to the home of Mayor and Mrs. Al lyn L. Brown where refreshment. n were served, the band later bein, t taken in automobiles to their homes t Wednesday Summary. }, The summary for Wednesday wa . as follows:
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