The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-03-06
JERSEY CITY CHURCHES.

An operetta in our acts was given last
evening in the College Hall, by the chill
dren of ST. Peters School. 1t was called
The Tyrolien Queen" and was ably pre-
scented by the following young people,
Rosalie, Queen 4of the Tyroliens, Flor
ence Dillon; Tyroliens, Thomas O'Connor,
James Rinr1 James Bennett, John O'Con-
nor, Thomas Gavin. John Schliski, Simon
Dolan, Mary Gepp, Agnes Shannon, jose
phine O'Connor. Bessie Lynch, Mary Ma
honey, Nellie Mcclure, Mary Wilson,
Mary Callahan. Mary Caffrey, Maggie
Finneran, Nora Pagan. Maggie Lean, Fan
nie Mcclure, Mary Cummings, Sadie
Dougherty. Jennie Holmes, Mary Byrnes
Loretto Bannon, Mary Rafters, Bridget
Thompson, Viola Grant, Mary Maggie, Liz
zie Phugi, Bella Barry, Natalie Bender,
Mary Battle, Julia Brady. Mary Mulvan-
erton, Mary Costigan, Mary Glennon,
Mary Casey, Irene Barry. Rose Rim,
Monica Dougherty, Mary CaArey, Katie
Fitzgerald, Mary Brady, Francis Dillon
and Nellie Jordan; Gypsy Queen, Bridget
Dillon; Gyps.es, Charles Pulls, Matthew
Buckley, Edward Karbozewski, John Cav
in, William Stahlin, Thomas Kitrick,
Frank Brown, Alice O'Brten, Annie Lew
is. Helen Griffin, Helen Herbert, Josephine
Ward, Rebecca Dillon, Annie McKenna,
Mary Colgan, Mary Langton, Agnes
Dougherty, Mary Finnerty. Julia Smith,
Maggie Hallanan, Katie Walsh, Maggie
Susan Ambrey, Agnes Reid, Mary Cam
allen, Mary Kelly, France Tierney, Mary
Degair, Nellie Murphy, Annie McArdle,
Sarah Hanley, Jennie. Kehoe, Gabriella
Wheelan, Lille Brown, Jennie Dearborn.
Lille Moran, Katie McGurr, Maggie Pulls,
Frances Dillon, Nellie Bren and Katie
keenan,; Fairy Queen, Katie Dyckman;
Fairies, Katie Phelan. Annie Degair,
Mary Faherty, Nellie Sheehan, Annie
Winning, Mary Spears, Annie Schliski,
Ardle, Tessie Kehoe, Mary Davis, Lor-
etto Nuce, Jennie Holmes, Agnes Ward,
Agnes Holmes, Tessie O'Keefe, Kittie
Barry, Annie Pagan, Genevieve O'Connor,
Mary Phelan, Josephine Ward, Amanda
Mckenzie and Mary Murphy.
The play was a grand financial success.
The proceeds will go towards the paying
of books received by children of the school
for which some of their families were too
poor to pay.
A musical advertisement will be given
by the young men connected with the fife
and drum corps of ST. Peters Lyceum
ON Wednesday evening, March IL, IN the
College Hall, ON Grand street.
Every Friday evening during. Lent the
Stations of the Cross are said in THE up
per part of the church.
A stag and progressive euchre was held
last Thursday evening in the Clu Room
of the Lyceum by the young men. Tn
Committee in charge were Mr.. T. F.
Rooney, chairman, John Walsh and James
Manton. After the euchre there We're
songs, recitations and piano solos, render
ed by the young men connected with the
Lyceum. ThereBwfl be a regular meet
ing of the Lyceum on next Tuesday night.
The members and promoters of the
League of the Sacred Heart connected
with st. Peters Church, held a reception
last evening in the upper part OF the
church which was rowde
Rev. Father Winn of st. Francis
Xavier Church of New York preached
the sermon, and the Rev. Father Har-
lin said prayers and gave benediction.
The League Choir, which is composed of
forty members, sang.
A special. Mass is given every first FRI
day of the month, at six o'clock, at
which the choir sings. This Mass is for
the benefit of the members of the League.
The middle of the church on both sides
is taken by the promoters of the League,
who are over two hundred and twenty
five In number The promoters are those
who meet every third Monday of the
month, in the College Hall, for the pur-
pose of distributing the supplies among
the other members.
The members of st. Vincent de Paul
Society will receive communion in a body
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