The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-03-18
selves creditably. Everybody was pleased

selves creditably. Everybody was pleased
with the entertainment.
The semi-monthly meeting OF the lAeV.
]. J. Boylan Branch No. 5Oi, OF the Lauiss
Catholic Benevolent Association, was hcla
AZ the meeting room in St. Lucy's Cup
house a weeksago Frida evening
The President, Miss Mary e. Mcmahon
presided. One of the special features OF
the evening was the good of the assocla-
ton. during which songs and reeifations
were given and a very pleasant tlnse
spent. The meeting closed in the regular
manner to meet again on the fourth FIJI
day of this month.
st. Peters.
On TUESDAY evening, April 4. the mem
beers of St. Peters Lyceum will meet lot
the first time in their new OF
York street. The bowling alleys OF the
club nave already been opened and every
evening the pins and balls are in use. Ihe
alleys are the roomiest and handsomesl
in the county, probably in the State. The
members are very proud of them ana
they have occasion to be.
The toilet arrangements, including
shower baths adjoining, are of the latest
design, and Respondent with marble ana
the sheen of polished MCKEE Inc Ly-
ceum has also an assembly hall OF lts
own that will accommodate several hum
bred members.
The children will use their new school
after Easter week.
The Young Mems and Ladies' Sodality
will meet Thursday evening at elghI
o'clock.
st. Paul of the Cross.
No such crowd ever packed Central Han
as that which formed the audience last
night during the production of Edmund
! Falconer's four act Irish drama Eileen
Oge; or, Dark is the Hour Before the
DAWN as presented by the Children OF
| Mary, under the auspices of the ST. Vin-
cent de Paul Society of the Church OF 81.
Paul of the Cross. Both galleries that
nearly encircle the hall and the auditor
ium were jammed with enthusiastic par
ishioners. Many were turned away pc
cause they could not be damned inside.
The play was well mounted ana the
cast was an exceptionally strong one. APP
plause was literally bestowed upon the
performers. The cast included Mr. Dor
an as Patrick O'Donnell, Ernest Charles
as Mr.. Moriarity, Andrew Moran as Bry-
| an O'Farrell, William Hackett as Henry
| Lotus, Reynolds Cullum as father Ma-
| honey. William Lynch as Maclean, AT
| thus Carter as John Thomas, 1enfs
| Pinckney as Tim the NINA john Eis-
| gins as Mr.. Creak, Joseph Hackett as MI.
| Nolau. Miss Mary L. O'Sullivan, Miss
| Margaret Lynch as Norah O'DonneH, MISS
| Nellie Anderson as Bridget Mcguire, MISS
| Annie Brown as Mrs. OsDonneli, MISS
| Sarah Mcneil as a maid, Joseph Waisn
as a bailiff, Edward Hose as an omcer,
William scanion as ia'Do' 9uaoa ).
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St.N1chaeis'
The associate members of 81. Mlchael >
Club, composed OF many iadies ae
parish. met at the clubhouse Oh 1iiuisuass
evening, at the invitation y ~ =
directors OF the cup anu { :
ports showing tne spiehuio
the club numerlcaiiy anu ihanciahs
traa s,rer were read, showing the receipts
| and disbursements, which leave $3.50 N the
treasury OF this amount szoe Wehe me
net receipts of the pink tea me oih'nis-
tee OF the lady associate meinoefs "eie
thanked for the spienoio paft 'nes oo
IN bringing ABOUT TINS sdcces -
comments were naue - nsssast
ACTIVITY o, the eluo y 80 aean
49, 49, h,o bowl
somewhat els - $3.50 taans arc
as.ss4ia~ nas ;nong,rated
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