The Jersey City news., 1899-12-09

at Columbia Hall, over the card table,
clothed in the 'scToak of charity, for
| they are playing in order to feed the
hungry on Christmas Day. 1t Is the hrst
charity euchre of the season, and mas
| been well patronized, both by the players
themselves and the prize donors Already
the bell has rung and with an anxious
! eve ever on the table where are displayed
the forty odd prizes, the ladies are play
| ing their very best some hoping to gam
the box in the Academy of Music, DO
mated by Mr.. Charles Frohman, through
his manager. Mr. Sammis, some hoping
to gain an order for a dozen photo
graphs. donated by Mr.. Theodore Gubel-
man. some with designs upon the various
articles of furniture or plate, and every
bodv hoping to at least win something,
One thing. however, is sure, and that
is that Mrs. Hudspeth- Benson and her
con,,,,iftee from the Greenville Afternoon
Fpcbre club have made money enough
~ SUNNY in the neighborhood of hun
dred Christmas dinners to the deserving
moor. as well as tree for the children
The first of a series Of enjoyable after
noon euchres was held last Tuesday al
the residence of Miss Marion Hardenperg'
| who was assisted in entertaining by MISS
Adele Edge Miss Julie Fouch won nfst
nrize Miss Bessie Kinds second and MISS
Josephine Van Horn received the conso-
lation.
Among the members of this club, which
has been named the Tuesday Afternoon
Club. are:-Miss Bessie Pearsall, MISS
Helen Rae. Miss Julia MCGEE, Miss Bertha
Hastings, Miss Julia Murheid, Miss Claire
Burdick, Miss Maude Rowland, MISS
Bertha Anness. Miss Gertrude Bonham,
Miss Helen Bonham. Miss Agnes Rowe.
Miss Alice Scott, Miss Julie Fouche, MISS
Marion Hardenberg, Miss Bessie limos,
Miss Daisy Slocum. Miss Hattie Werts,
/ Miss Louise Tompkins. Miss Josephine
Van Horn. Miss Bessie White. Miss Adele
Edge. The next meeting will be held at
the residence of Miss Ade.e Edge.
The Evening Euchre Club met Thursday
night at the residence Of Mrs. Louis APP
I gar Sip avenue, where gentlemen's first
prize. a brass clock, was won by Mr.. Kos
/ ter and gentiemens s consolation, a cigar
jar. by Mr.. Charles Miller. Ladies first
prize, a Dresden PLAGUE. was won by
Mrs Louis. Apgar, and ladies' consolation,
lamp, by Mrs. Scott.
The next meeting wiz be held at the
residence of Mrs Oliver r. Blanchard,
Madison and Clinton avenues, Decem-
ber q. Among the members of this club
are.-afr. and Mrs. D. E. Manton, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Stratford, DIR. and Mrs.
Blanchard, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Apgar,
Mr. and Mrs John Campbell. Mr.. and
Mrs. E. C. Mix, Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Scott.
Mr.. Lutheridge, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Bliss,
Mr.. and Mrs. George White, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles H. Miller. MIR. and Mrs. Rudolph
Koester.
Mrs Joel Brown. of Duncan avenue, en-
| tertained the Afternoon Hill Euchre Club
yesterday. Prizes were won by Mrs. Ed
ward Lynn, first; Mrs. John Menagh,
second, and Mrs. Mattocks, third club
prize. Mrs Varick and Mrs. Anderson
carried off the guest prizes.
This euchre, though given to the club.
was entirely Mrs. Browns affair. The
house was handsomely decorated with
palms, ferns and flowers, and an excellent
collation. was served after the game Be
sides the regular club members there was
a large number of guests
Among the members of this club are:-
Mrs. Joseph D. Bedle, Mrs Warren Dix
on, Mrs. William Mattocks. Mrs Minnie
Lynn. Mrs. E. B. Kiersted, eIrs. Living
ston Clifford, Mrs Howard Bumsted, Mrs
George Wilkinson, Mrs Walter Wilkin-
son, Mrs. MeBurney, Miss Emma Bishop.
Mrs. Hotchkiss, Mrs. John Headden
third; Mrs. J. t. Mclaughlin, Mrs. James
B. Fielder and Mrs. Schenek
l..
/ The Big Six Handed Euchre held
meeting last night at the residence of
! Mr.. and Mrs. David Bishop. Bergen and
Belmont avenues, where prizes were won
by Mr.. and Mrs. Livingston Clifford, Mr..
Robert Flemming, Mrs Henry Condict,
Mrs. Henry Niese and Mr.. Henry Bishop.
VINO carried off the guest prize.
The next meeting will be held at the
residence of Mrs. Adackay. Bentley ave-
nue., Tuesday, December 10.
Among the members of the club are:-
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hulshizer, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. E. Hulshizer Jr, Mr.. and Mrs.
] Post, Mr.. and Mrs. Mackay, Mr.. and
Mrs Traphagen, Mr.. Marcus Beach. Mr..
George Beach, Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
Dixon, Dr. and Mrs. Roy Inglis, Mr.. and
Mrs David Bishop, Mrs. Lynn, Mrs
Heatherington. Mr.. and Mrs. E. B.
Kiersted Mr.. and Mrs. A. l. Drayton,
Mr. and Mrs. Van der Beck, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Niese.
The next meeting of the LADIES' Fri
day Afternoon Euchre will be held on
Friday next, at the residence of Mrs.
Peter Sip Van Wrinkle, Tonnele avenue.
This is the last day OF the Loan Exhi-
bition being held by the ladies Of ST.
| Marks Church, where one Of the best
and most valuable collection of curiosi-
ties ever on exhibition in Jersey City is
open to the public In fact. the collection
comprises an education in itself and
many of the articles date back several
centuries.
For this occasion the various society
members all over the city have loaned
their most valuable wares, a full descrip-
tion of which was given in THE News
of Thursday. and to those who have not
already done so, visit to ST. Mark $
Church during the hours between three
this afternoon and ten this evening will
prove most profitable.
4 A bazaar is also being held in conjunc-
tion with the exhibition.
Cbapgipg the Color of Roses.