The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-11-25
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Father Smiths portrait; n, Hayden; Of Vest West Side
screen, Harry Doyle; parior lamp, Thomas Wood
II So Ella Ii s SeBrids svs SoS If s( tsa, Ms Gr .h st a9 q Sa@ w.
~ N IS E,l,ot Avenue Venue sSmarry,sod1sesannaes, d ThSnas p n 81 rsyy,
mody. No. 5 P Henry s street; silver 'q batter' dish j; John
Murray, No, 5Sl Williams street; gold watch, Master
d SSssss Si Tias. Sr. S e a@on' e a%satro s'Ssfs'
9st. PauI's avenue; silver coffee spoons, Eddie WIN,
son Of Storm avenue, yisticum set, Mrs. Donshus,
No. 46 Jordan avenue; fancy table and scarf, John
ki b9II No. s. ! aAAsaasi1ny s5r deIi and altar boys, won
by Mrs. McGoyern Of York street; Ruth Cleveland s,a,
i SSa y Sr Mf Fla MSHsann & af Ele esr sirf fsSy. hi MgTl setoa;
Guess" doll, Mrs: Tully OF Beacon avenue; Princess
horse, Mrs. simon Of Baldwin avenue; boy doll, Miss
Mary Crawford OF st. Paul's avenue.
Mrs. Howlln, No. p Tours avenue; set Of silver, John
Herman, No, / Academy street; angel doll, Mrs. Wal
the Rev. Father Smith; cherry set, the Rev. Father
smith c%aTriags robe, the Rex. Father Smith china
Of coal, George ,Meyding. No. q Waverly place;
s sSsnas: 1iai5rs s Of 81 p 5esspb hl 5Csn R Waite,rt Balawt of
Hop6ins ,a agerue; yia Misa Ig MRS. F shea n 81 ps ms ias
nlond Cone, No. SIS Pavonia avenue; Bible,
f ta9@sS Mrs m 8. ATun aSa l. No sss IS Summit nHsRus sve SS@:
dolls bed, Miss Lizzie Carney, Paterson; half ton Of
Sisters Table-Stove, Mr.. Byrnes, No. $50 West
Newark avenue; painted plaque, the Rev: Father
soCentral avenue; toilet set, Miss Ella Mannion, No.
% Central avenue; rocking chair, Miss NJ. Mahoney,
P simon No. 2e BALDWIN avenue; Japanese vases,
Mrs Callahan, No, IS Jefferson Iss svenuei brieaabrae'
painted glove box. Mrs. Tully OF Beacon avenue;
a a1eSus table berry Sps s berry g. M basket carno o. B; Of e1 Rs1ry Of stF Slep
5 a. sls9 als sSSs; y VS. ST.: N Es!ssE s s%1sa; ft sos i sias sssf,
E. Reed. No. IS German avenue.
Thanksgiving afternoon. The boy Who sells the
greatest number of tickets will receive a silver
Mgr. Seton participated in the ceremonies attend,
ing the unwilling Of the statue erected to the mem
olntion. State Of New York, IN the City Hail Park,
N iSeg y YORK city, this dIo aftsrn SSn,;, an ACCOUNT 9Su Of which
had To- s return to his parish I as soon as the monument
will not be able to assist at the grand banquet which
is to be given in the evening.
st. ii rvs.
At the conclusion of the fair last Sunday night
over 800 men, in response to Father Keliy's request,
slgnided their desire to become members Of the
Holy Name Society, Tomorrow afternoon at four
| prepared for their reception into the society. The
reception will probably take place the second Sun
The Children Of Mary will receive Holy Com
munion at the eight o'clock mass tomorrow.
George Parsons Lathrop was forced to disappoint
the members Of the Catholic Club last Thursday
evening, on the occasion of their ladiesiS night. Mr..
Lathrop was i'll and unable to leave his home, how
ever, the ladies and gentlemen present were treated
iGmblan EahIbition.b HE Lecture ns~ Was 'i Illustrates iaT ted
with very good stereopticon views of buildings and
scenes in and about the White City, Father Kelly
viii give the second Of the Columbian lectures next
Thursday evening.
lecture before the Catholic Ciub some Thursday
The reception OF the Holy Name Society last
Tuesday evening proved a most enjoyable event.
In rQSnOnSp tn nm invitation icouor hv atta-
Kelly, the lady members of the Catholic Club met at
me einnnoase nonasy afternoon and organized for
the needy poor. The following officers were
Harrison, and Treasurer, Mrs. K. Scott. over Ssa seventy mt
ladies signed the membership roll and agreed to pay
number of ladies promised to subscribe a dollar a
month, while Others agreed to pay fifty cents. 1t is
DESIRE desinap per n month"; 4 n and It IS e x ess q t mne ne as f fneSy
accumulated in this, manner will be sufficient to
enable the ladies to do good work among the Door.
The society has not as yet adopted a name. 1t was
not organized to give entertainments to raise funds,
contribute to the fund for the poor. The next
four o'clock in the club house, when the orsaniza.
ton will be perfected. On every Tuesday afternoon
and other necessary articles of wear, These will be
distributed to the poor of the parish by the Sisters
of4Charity.
The great window over the main entrance to the
lew church was completed yesterday. 1t is a mag
looks up at it a smile Of supreme satisfaction Ii.
| lumines his eountenance. His heart and soul is in
this grand work, and every day he watches its
progress, The other day he climbed to the highest
point and Examined everything with a critical eye.
ings of the Young Mems Club and labors energetic
ally with them to advance their interests, both intel
leffs atheF f fsa W sSssati L still on his visitation Of tbs
with his lantern, whether the moon shines or not,
aud it does be pretty late sometimes when he gets
very rapidly, and everywhere he goes he gets words
RI Ho,,no mon will hold +ba,r =
ciable Of the season In the hall next Tuesday night,
the ommitt promise a good time, This will be the
last event this year, as Advent win prevent any
thing in December: So the young men intend to
The pool tournament will open during the first
week in December. The list of entries close on
November %. ALI the hends are practising every
The annual election of officers takes place next
barred from voting; 10
With the material now in the club the next year
promises to be a most successful one. Extra induce
fnents will be offered for members, and the club
rooms will be more comfortable than they ever
were before.
St. Michaels.
The past week at st. Miehael's Church has been a
e ssFy wi Hllpi take eh piac en- i Il viii BE- sa t sse ope 9 y n1a parf iorer-
ance Of the drama, The Veteran Of isl3,S at the
auspices Of the Young Mems Lyceum. all who attend
are assured Of a good, evenings enjoyment. The
successful, much to tie grafification Of FatSer T !
i tpa:sn wh b hi, has been t acting ,a as COACH . The young
L NSHA0 AAN6AO Will 1&t III - iQbHC IyIHG
was more suggestive of professionalism than anna
teur work, and q most successful performance is
expected. The handsome souvenir programme has
been received from the printers, 1t contains an ex-
much interesting reading matter. The entertain
ment will be continued OH Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings. Much credit Is due Father Talon for the
way he hustled for the entertainment.
St. Lucy's.
The event Of the coming week at st. Lucy's
Mems Literary Union. The affair will be held in
school hall on Thursday evening. An excellent
programme has been arranged and a treat is prom
ised to the members Of the parish. The members
1t is with no small amount Of pride that Father
Gillen announced that the fund for the proposed
new church has passed the $500 mark. In a few
more weeks Father Giilen expects to announce that
Ground will not he broken for the new building un-
til the fund has increased to $4,000. So quite some
time Will elapse before the first signs OF a new
edifce are seen. The ladies who are collecting sub
s~criptions are steadily adding to the fund, and they
deserve much praise for the efforts they have put
forth. The $500 now on hand Is composed mainly
Of twenty five cent subscriptions. This shows how
hard the ladies have iabored and why the fund does
not grow very rapidly. But by persfstently keeping
at ii the ladies viii reach the goal, and when they
do the members of the parish will give them all the
praise.
Mary, on last Sunday afternoon, was well attended.
and was one OF the most interesting ever held. In
the morning the members OF the society received
holy communion.
As announced in this column last week, Father
Gillen will issue the first roll of honor of the pa
roehial school on Friday. 1t will be published in
THE JERSEY CITY News next Saturday.
mouth.
st. Rridget's.
The streets included In the parish of st. Bridget's
l Church yVGrp alive with pannia last ufUht Tho