The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-31
Rev. T. B. GlOster
 Given Surprise
 By Mems League

An elaborate and delightful appre- citation party for the members of the dies of the parish, who assisted in making the St. Patricks night affair, held in St. Johns hall, March IT, by the Mems League of St. Charles last evening in St. Charles hall on East Main street.
 The affair also took the form of surprise party for Rev. Thomas B. knew absolutely nothing about the social until he entered the hall.
 After short entertainment in which Francis Rock and John Kane participated the guests went to the dining room in the school building where a delicious banquet was serv- ed. The room was attractively dec orated in blue and white crepe paper and the women of the parish served the food to the guests. Following the meal, Father Gloster made that the receipts from the St. Pat rick's night dance would net about $1,600. He thanked the men and women who had helped in the prep aration for that affair and also those who planned such splendid party for last night.
 Later the guests returned to the hall where Maloney'S orchestra fur nished music for dancing. A feature of the evening was the series of old fashioned dances, such as the square sets, Virginia reels and lancers, which were enjoyed by the young as well as the old people. Several members of. the parish entertained with Irish reels and jigs.
 The mems committee was compos- ed of Louis Portlence. John Kane, Robert Mccullough. Harold and Charles Curley, Edward Rowe, Will jam Mcdonald. Frank Hearn. Hugh Lavery, J. Frederick. Fred Mullins, John J. Flynn, Russell Cox, John F. Thomas CareV H. Grant, Thomas Flynn, Henry Fox. Gerald Phelan. Joseph Ivers, Earl Bradley, Charles CanavelE. William McElroy. John H. Murray, Max Ra- jotte. stephen Meaney. Bart Healey, Frank Irving. P. J. Donahue, J. E. Colgan, James Walsh. John Grogan, Bernard HalDin. Dr. McManus, pr. Walsh, David Cronin, Wm. Wagner, Ivers, Frank MUldoon, John Ryan, P. Kelly, Robert Swords, Douglas I 1ud, George F'ant, Edward Garrigan. John McPadden, Lawrence Shea. J. J. gan, John McRudden, Cyril Mullins, John Kane. Robert Donnelly. Henry Donnelly. William McNiff, Ray Petit, Terence McMahon. John Brown, J. Prokop, Edward Campbell. George Mossey, George Smith. Joseph Cor coran, William Kearns, John Tague, Arthur Sullivan. John Sullivan, John
 
 tin Leighton, Francis Dunigan. John Farmer and Stephen McMahon.
 The women who assisted were Mrs P. Swan. Miss Loretta Lawrence. Rajotte, Mrs. Della Reilly. Mrs. B. J. Geoghegan, Mrs. John Rock. Mrs. Bernard Lynch, Mrs. John McDer- mott. Mrs; w. J: Fant; Miss Irene Anna Hearn. Miss Katherine Faulty, Miss Teresa McGuire. Mrs. P. W. Murray, Mrs. Joseph MacCunough, Mrs. Andrew McQueeney, Miss Phillip J. MacElroy. Mrs Geo. Ring. Miss Mary Macdonald, Miss Anna Sexton, Miss Catherine O'Connen, Miss Han- nah Mulvihiu, Miss Josephine Flynn, Daley, Mrs. John Murray. Mrs. Jas. McDonald, Mrs. Frank McCluskey, Mrs. Bart Healey. Mrs. James Shee- han, Mrs. Palmer, Mrs Connors, Miss relI, Miss Agnes Farrell, Mrs: H. Wen dell. Mrs. c. Canning. Mrs. John Waters, Mrs. E. Morganroth, Mrs. H. Maloney, Mrs. Margaret Dunnisan. D. Killian, Mrs. H. Albright, Mrs. J. McPadden. Mrs P. Harmin. Mrs. T. Mcclure, Mrs. E, Morris, Mrs. Erten. Miss Catherine Lawrence. Mrs. M- Curley, Mrs. Geo. Hooper. Miss Nellie MulvihiH. Mrs. John Chrisenger, Mrs. Wm. Bundock Mrs. Stephen Boucher, Mrs. Harry Quinn. Mrs. John F. Shea, Mrs stephen Havrilla, Mrs. Harry J.. Maloney, Mrs. Joseph Mullins. Mrs. Patrick Flanagan. Mrs. Mary Flynn. | Mrs C. z. Neary, Mrs. John McGov- ern. Mrs. w. F. Kegan. Mrs J. Bar | rett, Mrs T. Weller. Mrs James | Burke. Mrs James Calan. Mrs. T. Rogers. Afsr. Jacob Stearns, Mrs Wrn. Marines, Mrs Stephen Meaney, Mrs James Colgan. Mrs. James Bray, Mrs. | Matt Farrell. Mrs. F. L. Sullivan, Miss May Walsh. Mrs Frank Irving.