The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-12-02
NO MAKE THE POOR HAPPY
Silver Jubilee Of the Children
Of Mary Of St. Teresa
Begins.
EXHIBITION OF THEIR GOOD WORK
They Collect Garments and
Food for the INDECENT
Of Jersey City
Parishes.
EXHIBITION OF THEIR GOOD WORK

Har1Sn6S.
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The weeks celebration of the silver jul
| bilee of the Children of Mary OF ST.
Taresa Sonietv beean Yesterday afternoon
IN 81. A1ovsi,ls, Hall. No. 1l2 Grand street,
when the ladies of the society exhibited
the thousands Of garments donated for
the poor of This city. The exhibition gave
one An if5ea ar the vast amount Of char
itabls work done hv these ladies each
vear The enormous heaps of clothing and
groceries piled high on the many tables,
| shows how hard these willing workers
| have labored in such a worthy cause. For
weeks and weeks the various member
from the all the parishes in this city
have solicited donations for the poor and
never before in the history of the Christ
mas Guild, which has charge of the work,
have tho people contributed so literally.
1t was estimated by the ladies last even
ing that five thousand garments had been
donated, and even then all the donations
had not arrived.
More than one hundred ladies' are en-
contributed ciofn to the Guhd ana Tue
bored mdefatigaoly' ara the result VIII
pc 1hat haharsos y poor peopie VIZ =
iiaue iapps =
ohe seiie'enian, = 49,
BERGEN, nas,sani'1i ~, - $3.50
@ 90 $50 Z ~
naeasa,r,s .ax;sh pas;das tba'
sassra1eth; 5ararsas
aas s,sss Z an31ars, ,,ortb
asa III, raoa,vaa Some
80 i - as+i,,afed tbar s2oa
aar9.1sa rhas x,,,l, s1so M ,,sad ~
49, ~ naoassitias of lifa for MANY 4
fan,i,,1
rha MI, ,astaraay MOS com eortabIv
ana nr;th 49, ,,;s;tors who took q
daan ;ntarast = tbis v,ertbv work and
VIC .vara anv,ous 70 coo how the vari-.
~. art;o1as n,ara 5;s,osad Of Tbere was
lorga 4abIa for every narish in the
49, ana ~ tbesa ware n,aced fire do.
nations rho tab,a for 81 Patriclx's par
;sb was aroaning beneath the huge piles
nlaoaa tbereon and ~ ,east - dozen
naoked baskats ware standing alongside
baa.,sa IF tbe 1aclx ~ snaca. 81 PETERS
ohio cSma naxt q "a size and ST.
prideat.s was niled b;gh with good
thirgs ,rhere wera tahles there con-
tain;ne articles FIR ST. Josepnss. St.
pa,,rs Ct Tobn,s 81 Michael's and st.
Marv,s ch,,rcbes St. Francis Hospital
and 81 Josenb.s Home.
Tho ladies' in charge of the tables were
kent busy all the afternoon unpacking
tha many nackagas tbev received and
a. nine o.c,ac,s last night .renaeked them
far tba n,,rnose .of sending them to
81
sanaing The Goods married. thereon the
saatst 49, 1.ara ;n+a,aad far ana liz
=, -. -aaa.anaad o., a,arar
1872 ~, az aaaas bad neon talen
49, M ,aa;as nana ,nan;nao,s IN
a..m 49, hattar nov For onaning the
a L. - - M aar,1 -
that 49, - 49,
De ueeiusu upol nv So g.
neNei - -,
FRAMES Hospieai ~ ar euaiss. =
lne soous uoe ~ -
anu ehe oiseeis a. - 'osepn ~ -
Mlchaels onurehes anu a. q Joseph ,
Home VIII alstflDute the articles ~
those parishes' WINE Inc MEMBER Oh the
81 vincent ae Paul oocleties OF the oehef
cnurches VIII iook aiter the poor people
IN tnelr respective parishes. me young
Patrick's Church distinguished them
selves by maklngsone hundred ana TWEEN
ty garments. Miss Walsh is the presi-
don't.
Those in charge of the other tables
were:z
ST. Peter's-Mrs. Curley. Miss NJ. Dewitt.
Mrs. Farrell, Mrs. Mylott, Mrs. j. Somers
ard Miss L. Edge, Presidents. Assistants.
xf~- " aEaKonua A;ee u Trxriaor aF;-r II
Banks, Miss S. Corrigan. Miss C. Hope,
Mrs. s. Egan, Miss K. Corrigan, Mrs.
SDonelan, Mrs. P. Turley. Miss Mary Nc
Govern. Miss Julia Dewitt. Miss w. Hell
Ter, Mrs. Heidi. Mrs. NJ. Dewitt and Mrs.
E. Casey.
st. Patrick s-Miss r. Chadwick, Mrs. J..