The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-11-17
4 DECIDED SUCCESS.
St. Patrick's Club Gives a
Most Enjoyable
Euchre.

The member of st. Patrick's Catholic
Club held their second progressive eucilre
party OF the season last evening, in the
clubs quarters, on Grand street, opposite
the church. 1t was the largest and mer-
REST gathering that ever took part in any
of the clubs euchres. That IL was a Sue
cess goes without saying. st. Patrick $
Club has been unusually successful with
its euchre parties, and the one of last
evening eclipsed all preceding events. The
ladies. who-are associate members, nelped
decorate the clubhouse, which looked
quite pretty. About thirty tables were
used, with two gentlemen and two ladies
at each. The Rev. Father Carroll SUI
perintended the affair. which passed off
smoothly and without the slightest pitch.
For more than two hours play continued.
The committee then went to work to de-
eide winners, after collecting the Sips
while refreshments were served down
stairs. These were found to be the win
ners:-Miss NJ. J. KERN, ladies' first prize,
two palm plants; Mrs. Crowell, second
prize, a handsome inlaid table; Mrs. P. J.
Donnelly, third prize, a handsomely glib
ed framed landscape. Gentlemanss first
prize was won by Mr.. Thomas Lynch.
This was a rocking chair, and James j.
Byrnes captured the second prize, an I'M
ported tobacco pouch. Father Carroll
awarded the prizes with his customary
amusing remarks. He said he was
pleased to see so many people take such
an interest in the affairs of the club and
added that there was no good reason why
ST. Patrick's Club should not head the
list. He said he thought hat the euchre
last evening was the most successful one
ever held by the club, and hoped that all
future events would be as important. He
concluded by saying that he hoped to see
all present at the euchre and dance to be
given by the church organizations next
month.
Committees from Security Council, B of
L.. the Ladies Benevolent Legion and the
ST. Patrick's / will meet next week
to select a date for the above mentioned
euehre. The Jersey City l Il House will
doubtless be the place selected Dancing
followed. and the me~rry-making continued
until a late hour. Mr.. Having, the biind
piar1st, played the lance music,
Among those present were.-Mrs. Crow
ell, Mrs. Pr Donnelly. Mrs. Hurley, Mrs
P~insonneault. Mrs. S. Gulnan, Misses A.. ].
Murphy. A. Driscol, <. Murphy, !. Gun
bingham, L. G. Lennon S. Kerwin. E.
Crocker, L. Clarke, J. Brown, ]. A Nee
han. M. O'Donnell. w. Morris. NJ. Kear-
ney. C. Guilfoyle, M. Lowry, NJ. Lennon,
S. Cullen, M. F. Murray. X. MeArdle, e.
Nevin, 1. F. Nevin. w. A. Gallagher. N.
Cunningham, A Pagan. s. Morris, p.
Price, NJ. Cozans, NJ. j. KERN and T. B.
German. Rev. L. c. NJ. Carroll. Messss.
Thomas A. Collins, 2. H. Kilroy, P.
Doyle, Andrew KERN. F. ]. Brady, J. ].
Murphy, w. p. OtRiley. James M~ulerarl,
Thomas Lyneh.J. 3. Byrnes, D. P. Byrnes
f. Guilfoyle, g. ~Pinsonnault, r. Croker.
E. -Milly. Charles Rickerich. D.. Price.
James r. Pierce. T. O'Gorman. Thomas NJ.
P. Lennon. W. Rickerich, Joseph j Shea,
Thomas ~Follangham. T. ". Fagan. Janles
Price. John Driscoll. j. w. Clarke. L.
Brockhurst, E. Sullivan. David Barry,
Dave Driscoll, ". Crowell, Thomas Mis-
kell, Rev. j. A. Kecugh, w. Blacker, r J.
Donnelly John KERN, Rev. ]. Mon0han,
T. O'Brien, II. Tobln, ]. Arm and D.. j..
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