The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-12-05
COLUMBTA'S WINNERS.
Brilliant Success of the Fair of the Popu-
lar Hoboken Club.

Brilliant Success of the Fair of the Popu-
lar Hoboken Club.
Owing to the immense number OF
articles it was impossible to dispose of all
on Saturday night, SO the members de-
and tomorrow evening. Special prizes
will be offered on the bowling alleys these
evenings.
The fair has been a more pronounced
success han even the most sanguine
imagined. 1t has brought together
the families of the meinbers, and
many acquaintances have been formed,
and others more firmly cement
ed, which augurs well for the
future social efforts of the members. An
increase of membership is assured. and
as the principles of the club guarantee
safeguards against some of the evils of
club life. the membership will be made
up of fathers n sons. and be more of a
family gathering place. Some of the
fortunate winners are as follows:-
Lavender plush toilet set. Charles
hand embroidered table cover, Mrs. w.
A. Macy; 1.-The Mystery" a picture, A.
2. Mantart; basket of flowers. J, Reffelt;
Roman striped knit Afghan, Mrs. Jacob
Vanderbilt; sofa pillow. Ger6ie Pfeffer;
hand painted screen, painted by Miss
Horstman of Jersey City. DR.. H. B. Rue;
banquet lamp, P. Scheibel; skirt, Miss
A. Bapplee; table cover. Frieda Schlatter;
pair kid gloves, j. Reffelt; silver pencil,
Miss Maude West of Elizabeth; patent
rocker. Mrs. Jacobson; silver pencil, Jos.
Hetzler; keg Of herring, Martin Stelges;
smoked tongue, VIM. A. Macy; basket or
flowers, Thomas Il. MEGA m; white silk
sofa pillow. VIM. Plumer; ton of coal,
Miss Steel; box laundry soap, Mrs. C.
Cannon; basket of ferns, Miss Shultz;
cake, A. d. Jackson; diam ond mounted
brooch, j. H. Sheldon; pair kid gloves,
B. H. Frost; cake, j. Wiki ms; Rus&sMs
samovar. VIM. A. Macy; ewhite enameleds
foot STOOL. silk top. Mrs. Schie5; child's
oak rocker, DIR. D. B. Pindar; silk work
bag. A. r. Elliott; shell basket,
E. Steinay; green silk tidy, fl. L. Mon
tague; Japanese tea set, Mrs. Baker;
basket OF fruit, Miss Elke; doll, Helen
Ketcham; Japanese ornament. j. Henchy;
gilt fancy chair. Emma Peters; doIi's
brass bedstead, Louise Coll; gilt chair,
Pr. w; R. Fischer; old lose sofa pillow,
H. G. Pfefferle; silver bon bon box, j. G.
Pell; sleigh bells, H. H. Hankins; dia-
mond scarf pin. J. c. Pierrez; fruit cake.
George Perry; Japanese umbrella
stand. E. b.. Ga!laher. yellow satin
cushion, Mrs. Kuntz; yellow jewel case.
Mrs. Smith; table. f.. H. kahrs; hat, j.
Vanderbilt; scarf pin. f. s. ketcnam;
udBoAA OChtAO PAN0Cy " L. ANOAoCY
half dozen tea cups, j. II. Sheldon; sofa
pillow. E. Offerman; silver pen holder,
Amy West; table clio h, Mrs. Robin>on;
lady's glove table, Mrs. j. +
kenney; banquet lamp, Clara Jones;
table cover, Miss G. Muller;
pair table mats. Joseph S. Parry; gypsy
RUG, Miss A. Kent; silver pencil, L. Glib
sou: plaque done in oil. H. c. Pfefferle;
gold watch, H. Barnett; gold basket, j.
c. Sullivan: rocking char, L.. Coll; bam-
boo table, C. B. Brush; bamboo table, G..
A. Seide; palm, Mrs. Vanderbilt; cush-
ion pillow, Mrs. Whillideu: marble stand,
II. c. Pfefferle; Little Lord Fauntleroy
doll, Aggie Coil; ladies' writing desk,
Mayor E. R. Stanton; screen, Harry
Baker; Baby Columbia, Mrs. e. K. Can
non; pin cushion, Miss Carrie Moller;
dozen gold trimmed glasses. Mrs. Palmer
Campbell; silk quilt. j. NJ. Patterson;
cake, Mrs. Kuutz; doll. A. Tourney; silk
scarf, Mrs. j. Schieb; child's ring. +. Nj.
McDonougb; Jennyson's Works, Mrs. g.
d. Julien; barrel Of apples. T.. C. Dunn;
diamond pin, Richard Stevens; lady's
umbrella, A. P. Mortart; basket OF arti-
fetal flowers. e, w. Ketcham. Jr.; sofa
cushion. Mrs. Harvey; comb and brush in
case. E r. Landar; ham, William +.
Midlige; season pass on Catskili line, II.
HutchrOu.