Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-13

The Young Ladies Sodality ofsSt Mary's. parish held. theiE. first social gathering in the new St. Mary's Memorial hall last Friday evening and the affair proved itself to be delightful occasion. Fully two hundred members of the so- ciety and their young men. friends were present. scEg, x , There were 35 tables of whist played at which the winners proved. to be: First, Miss Emma PerteIance, Y who was awarded cut glass sugar bowl and cream holder; 2nd; Mrs. 'Francts Mcrrd- son, cut glass candy jar; ,3rd, Mrs Charles L. Prodel, a bon bon dish. The scorers for the whist were, the Misses Loretta Gadle.e Stella Rosycki, Cslens Bowen. Frances Fsntons and Jeanne fheye ,!t In charge of the, entertainment for the evening was Miss May. Bresnahan. This consisted of musical /, selections by the Ladies of Columbus. orchestra, whose fine playing throughout the evening was worthy of note; vocal sofo entitled, Morning. by Miss Sadie A. Driscoll, whose rich voice was q treat to listen to and piano selections by Rev. Frederick M. Co- nolan. curate of the parish, which were very muchf enjoyed by the large gather ing. Refreshments of cake and coffee were served Sy the ; members and. the cNoAth6 GtOSEui. 'pEeVfOuS to which there was an, excellent; address by Rev, w. A. Keefe, the pastor, who complimentsd the society and the com nittee in charge for the enjoyable even ing provided and also for the. good work the society was doing in the parI=e,.u.SS. * ing the members to further in numbers It. was the first gathering of the parish societies in the new hall which in the future is to be the recreation center for all parish doings, .z,
 In general charge of the affair was, Mss Julia Bt Malone, president, who was assisted by the other officers and mem bers as follows; Miss Margaret Cong- don, 1st viee president Miss Helen Drescher, 2nd vice president Miss Emma Portelance, secretary; Miss Agnes Casey, treasurer, and the MfssAs Hannah O'Don. nell, Margaret Counihan, Josephine ,Har- tie and Rose Dennis.
 Miss Anna Cook, of Jewett City, has returned home after spending a week with Mir. and Mrs. Calvin Miner of Eleventh street. --------.--.-----.-
 Calvin Miner of Eleventh street has just picked ten dandelion blossoms from his lawn.
 Miss Mary Keenan of Fifth street is able to be about after, being confined to her home with illness, & .
 
 week end guest of his partents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Murtha of North Main Ttreet
 Mrs. Martin Rozyslxi of Prospect street has returned home after, spending the past week in New Jersey.
 Mir. and Mrs. Edward Risley and Miss Elsie Risley of Prospect street, spent she week end, in Providence
 Mrs. William Pitcher of Prospect street ts spending few weeks in Virginia MT Pitcher vent on Saturday and joined hel for a q weeks stay
 Mir. and Mrs. Clarence Henderson anC Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Marsh of Centra. avenue were recent visitors in Hart. ford.
 Miss Eleanor Donovan spent the weel end with her sister, Mrs. Patrick Dillol of Central Falls, R. |
 Jay Ricketts has gone to- Virginia where he will be employed
 Napoleon Keroock spent Sunday witt relatives in Woonsocket,s R. l.
 James Service, Bert Baker, G. Hutchin son and Frank J. Murtha have returne, homo after a successful hunting trip.
 Last Thursday evening Mrs F. Levitt scky entertained the A. O. H., Divisio. No. IS, at her home on Seventh street Mrz- e. Mumford sang several solos.
 J. Bradford Ricketts. and U Orderly Q Btorrs college were week end guests 0 Rev. and Mrs Charles Ricketfs.
 The Iiadies' Aid of the Baptist. chvrc had a successful food sale last Frida. And tied two quilts. The young peopl IT the church are rehearsing for a pIa which will be given in the near future.
 Mrs. William Ban6eld of Fourteent street will entertain St.. Andrews Gull Thursday.