Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-15
ST. P4TRICK'S PARISH LAWN
 FETE DRAWS BIG CROWD

Between 1900 and 1.5oO people at tended the harvest supper and lawn fete held Wednesday evening by St Pat ricks parish. The affair was one ol the most successful events of it's kind ever held in the city. The supper and lawn fete was arranged for the purpose of raising a fund for the remodeling Of St. Patrick's school The harvest supper was served in the basement of tS. Patrick's church from 5 to O. clock Mrs. John Fitzgerald, head waitress, and her two score Or more wtitresses served over HOO at the sup per. The long white tables were pret- tily decorated with flowers and festoons were attractively arranged about the dining hall.
 About 7.3O o'clock Tubbs' Military band paraded from their quarters | through the center of the city and up | Broadway to the Knights of Columbus 1 home where the lawn fete was held. During the evening nearly 1,5o0 people visited the grounds and by 1030 prac- | tically every one of the score of prettily decorated booths was sold out. The cafeteria presided over by George Dris- | coll did a fourishing business all eve :, ming and it was with difficulty that MT Driscon and his countermen were able to keep uD with the demand for hot | dogs and coffee.
 Two electric arches were suspended over the main entrance to the grounds and the many booths were most attrac- | tive in their decorations of bunting, cornstalks and electric lights Through out the evening dancing was enjoyed in the K. of c. home Smiths orchestra furnishing the dance programme. The dance floor was crowded with couples until late hour.
 Among the visiting clergymen at the lawn fete were P ". William A. Keefe, rector of St. Mary's church, and Rev. Napoleon Faletico of the submarine base.
 One of the busiest booths on the grounds was the auction booth with James P. Sheridan and John Fitzger- ald as auctioneers. Donated articles %I went as follows:
 Ton coal, John J. Shannon; s1o gold, Patrick Brown; barrel flour, Mary Stanton; box candy, Beatrice Eggles- ton; ham, Miss Alice Shea; walking
 doll, Margaret Murphy; pair blankets,
 Stephen Coffe2; piece chiffon velvet 6
 yards) Tyler D. Guy; floor lamp, Mrs.
 James Finnegan; reading lamp, H.
 Brown piece statuary, Mrs. Schauffs.u-
 ser; case canned peaches. Nicholas Sulliya yan; cake (1). Mrs. P. Harring-
 ton basket, Mrs. Russ; cake (2) Will
 liam GaTlivan; baby's jacket, William
 McMahon; basket, Patrick Good. The afternoon was devoted to the
 children and the attendance proved
 large.
 The various committees in charge O
 the harvest supper and lawn party
 were as follows:
 General charge. Rev. P. J. Mooney
 chairman. Mrs. N. C. Disco; secretary Miss Jane D. Mahoney; treasurer, Rev Myles P. Calvin; cashier, Margare Murphy.
 | Executive committee. Father Mooney Mrs. N. c. Disco, Miss Jane Mahoney
 Miss Loretta Bellefleur, Mrs. William
 Mcknight Miss Mary DriscoIl. Mrs John Moran Miss Katherine Buckley Mrs. John R. McNamara, Mrs NJ. ( Higgins and P. F. Sweeney, D. T. Shes ; William Fitzgerald. John Lyston, NJ. : Higgins, Edward Mckay, James Finne gan. Dr. William T. Crowley, Williar McGuinness.
 Supply committee, Mrs. William Me , Knight, Mrs. John R. McNamara, Joh d Lyston; tickets, Miss Loretta Belle = fleur; supper, head chef. Mrs. Mar Mccarthy; head waitress, Mrs. Joh V Fitzgerald, head solicitor, Mrs. Joh : Moran; gate men, George Dolan an z l -A' HE SitlS euNtiOilSCiSr = Sheridan, JGfn Fitzgerald; lighting an 4 decorating, Morgan Cronin, Lawrenc a McGrory, Mrs F. L. Farrell; canvas! I, ing, Mrs. James Casey; soda water an r ice cream. James Finnegan, Harol : Shannon, Frank Harrington; cigars an a cigarettes. Miss Molly Driscon, Mi: n Laura Chase; candy, Miss Jane Maht d hey, James Sheridan, Charles McKa, | William McGuinness, Patrick Mahoney n erection of booths, P r. Sweeney , country fair John Lyston; miscella neous booth, Charles Riordan; dancir , tickets. Edward Mckay, James Mahc
 hey; domestic and canned goods Hel
 rletta Steinka1np; cafeteria, Georg
 Driscoll doll booth. William Fitzge
 ald; merchandise snind!e James Quin, 1e fish pond, Katherine Buckley; da board booth, Frank Buckley; Chine at baskets, Daniel Driscoll; exhibitic lg prize booth, Mrs. James Casey tortu1 tn telling, Miss Margaret McManus; oh
 dren's matinee. Miss Anna McGror
 MT. Suntheimer in charge of children es games: advertising fortunes, Geor re- Farrell; general supervision of hon D. MT Farrell, D. F. Shea, Dr. T. on Crowley.
 The general committee on wednesd