The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-11-11

St. Mnry's Nurses Alunanae
Card Party Well Attended

Schaff, Charlotte L. Bergin, Irene
A. Synnott, Mrs. James T. McDon-
aid, Marguerite Tierney, Mary DON
ahue, Mrs. Ted Donahue, Mrs.
Charels Byrnes, Helen Halpin, Mrs.
Joseph Fregeau.
Isabelle Fregeau, Florence Tobin,
Marion Glennon, Mrs. James Con-
long, Mrs. B. Mcdonald, Mrs. M. j.
Campion, Mrs. Annie Heating, Mary
Maher, Mrs j. T. Hartley, Rose
Knapp, Muriel cClafferty, Mrs. B.
McAuliffe, Mrs. r. Hermstadt, Mrs.
L. Corcoran, Mrs. T. Kerner, Mrs,
Mary Fahy, Mrs. Thomas Courtney,
Mrs. Gervais Mullaney, Mrs. Robert
Moran, Mrs. Edward A. Griffin, Mrs
Matthew Colwell, Mrs. William
Deadly, Elizabeth Deadly, Mrs. Arthur
Coons.
Mrs. william Deadly, Miss Eliza
beth Deadly, Mrs. Arthur Coons,
Mary I. Candy, Helen =. Foley, M.
Theresa Foley, Mrs. M. ]. Harmon,
Mrs. P. H. Danaher, Edna M. Har-
mon, Marguerite Danaher, Betty
Sitter, Mrs. w. P. Wertheimer, Mrs.
Wendell Cross, Margaret M. Downey
Mrs. Thomas F. Bennett, Sara G.
Bennett, Mary Bennett, Nellie Nc
Carthy, Mrs. Marion Lynch, Mrs.
Thomas Candy, Pearl Graves, Mrs.
Julia Mcdonald.
Josephine Culliton, Helen Ger
man, Geraldine Culliton, Gwendlyn
Baldwin, Virginia Barbieri, B. Ber-
man, Mary Coleman, Mrs. May Lang
Iva Naylor, Mrs. Eileen Reed, Mil
bred Bowes, Mary G. Mcdonald, Mrs
John Sullivan, Mrs. William j..
Ward, Mrs. George Ottinger, Alice
r. Healy, Julia v. guile, Helen ".
Sweeney, Bessie Shea, Mrs. James
Sweeney, Mrs. Samuel Ricciardi,
Agnes G. Kelly, Mrs. Laura Fucito,
Margaret M. Kelly, Mrs. E. Conway,
Mrs. c. Meehan, Mrs. E. Shuts, K.
Conway, Betty Mccarthy, Marie
Griffin, Theresa Stapleton, Gertrude
Kirley, Mary Healy.
Many forty five teams played
during the evening with prizes be-
ing won by Timothy Moynihan's
team, st. Margaret's No. 2 team and
st. Margaret's No. team. Prizes
were also awarded to bridge play
ers and door prizes were won by
Thomas Reidy, Miss Lillian Fahy,
Helen Sweeney and Marie Lyons.
A luncheon was served by the
committee assisted by the senior
nurses.
Members of the % teams in at
tendance were: Firemen, Captain
Phillip Kelley, John Joseph Wood,
Edward j. Lynch, William H. Barth,
Thomas Reidy, James Flynn, Mar
tin j. Campion, Michael j. Lawlor,
George Phelan, John P. Murphy,
James O'Donnell, Timothy Donahue
and Peter O'Donnell; st. Margaret's
No. team, Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy
Quill, Timothy Callahan, Mrs. Mary
Griffin, Mr.. and Mrs. Driscoll and
st. Margaret's No. 2 team, Mrs. T.
Green, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Smithwick,
Cornelius Sullivan, Mrs. e. Sullivan,
and James Garfield and Timothy
Moynihan's team, Edward Boylan,
John Piece, Patrick Dunno, William
Fit1patrick, James Bowling, Maurice
Grimm, John O'Neil, Thomas Wrenn
and Rohert Fox, Maurice Shea,
Nicholas Walsh, Thomas Bowling,
jeremiah Sullivan, Philip Brennan,
Martin Sweeney, Maurice Carey,
Michael O'Brien, John O'Flaherty,
Thomas Driscoll and Thomas Lee.
The Quota Club has planned sey-
eral card parties to raise funds for
the annual Christmas welfare work
of the group. Already parties have
been given by Miss Harriet Gregory,
Miss Mary Hennessey, and Mrs.
Anna Alexander and further parties
will be given by Mrs. Catherine
Williams on Wednesday. November
10th and by Mrs. Ruth LaVallee on
Thursday. November 18th. A party
will be given on November Goth by
Misses Nancy Fitzgerald and Julia
Tellar at Old Hundred Inn in
Southbury.
Reports of the card parties were
given by Miss Mary REILLY, chair
man of the ways and means COM
mittee of the club at meeting held
last evening.
Mrs. Mary Seery and sisters Ella
and Loretta Gardner and their
brother, Thomas Gardner attended
the funeral of their cousin, Michael
Crowley Tuesday morning.