The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-09
HolyName Card Party
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Players From All Over City Expected to Attend Big Event -FairmOunt Club Plans Annual Birthday Party
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Mrs. R. W. Henion-lss6 Thomaston Ave-Tel. 3-5462

Waterville, March g. = All is in readiness for the citywide card party, which the Holy Name Society of St. Michael's church will spon- sor tomorrow night, in the Parish Hall. The committee in charge of the affair includes: Patrick F. Shea Daniel Sullivan, James McAree Thomas Truelove, John Calvin, Will liam Brennan and William Phelan with the following assignments having been made:
 Door sale-George Heckleman; door prize tickets-William Crfee- gan, Fred Truelove: coat checking Terry Mulhall, George Graham John McAree; distribution oi prizes - Daniel Sullivan; floor raf- file - Timothy Ferris, William Phelan, Alfred Kenney, John Kelley William Dunlavey, Charles Dudley; ticket collections John Hum- phrey, John Dillon; "45" tables, No 1 to g 9- Thomas Truelove, William Brennan; "45" tables, No. 10 to II = James Sullivan, John Calvin; "45' tables, No. IS to 25 - George Tucker, Henry Wagner; prize tables - James McAree;; team pair ing and scoring = Patrick F. Shea William Dunlavey and Daniel Sulli- van.
 The following games will be played, "45, setback, bridge and pinochle. Prizes will be awarded to first and second teams in "45" the high team in setback and in- dividual tables prizes for bridge and pinochle.
 The following teams have entered: Rosary Confraternity Society of St Thomas church, captain, Mrs. Joseph Delaney; St. Thomas Holy Name So. ciety, captain, Martin Crean; St Margaret's Holy Name Society, cap tain, Dick Baldwin; Immaculate Conception Holy Names Society, O Terryville, captain, James Collins St. Patrick's Holy Name Society, cap. tain, Thomas Fitzmaurice; Chas' Metal Works Rollers, captain Patrick Winston; St. Thomas Hol. Name Society, of Thomaston, cap tain, Francis Reardon; Chase Meta Works Shippers, captain, William Goggins; Chase Metal Works Tub Mill, captain, John Haggerty; I'm maculate Conception Holy Names Society, captains, Thomas Reid. and John Foley; St. Francis Hol! Names Society, captain, Edward Goggins.
 Washington Hill Earbenders, cap tain, Thomas Conway; Blessed Sac. rament Holy Name Society. cap tain, Thomas Lawlor; Watervillt Old Timers, captain, Francis Burns Waterbury Elks, captain, William Cavanaugh; Sacred Heart Holy Names Society, captain, Patrick Clark; Waterville Foresters, cap tain, William -Dunlavey; Tribune A. O., captain, Ted Parker; Olir ODonnell's Scrappers, captaing Olir ODonnell; Pen McDonough's Beal Caps, captain, Pen McDonough; Daniel Lavallo's Champions, cap tain, Daniel Lavallo; Royal Neigh bors of American, captain, Mrs Lynch; Mrs. Joyce's team. captain Mrs. Joyce.
 Edward Gagin will captain St. Michael's team, and also be in charge of filling short teams. He will assign free players to short teams, and will enter a twelve man team to represent St. Michaels Holy Name Society. Arrangements have been made to take care of 800 persons.
 The 25 new card tables built es- pecially for tournament playing will be used at this party. These tables were made by the J. E. Smith Lum- Der Company to specifications drawn by the members of St. Mich- ael's Holy Name Society and are considered to be the finest card tables made, for tournament play ing.
 The card playing will begin at 8:l5 p. m. tomorrow night. RirNhHnv RarAv