The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-11-17
ST. JOHNS EUCHRE.
Prizes of the Weeks Pink
Tea Also Awarded Last
Night.

The five nights series of pink teas in
augurated this week in st. Johns New
Roman Catholic Hail. came to a brilliant
close last night with grand progressive
euchre. Over one hundred splendid prizes
were contested for. The big hall would
not accommodate the contestants and the
use of the Parochial School building was
resorted %
1t was one of the greatest social events
that has ever taken place in st. Johns
Parish. Most of the credit is due to the
Smith and his able assistant, the Rev.
Father Delahanty. Besides the euchre
prize winners the lucky holders of tickets
for the grand prizes of the series OF en-
tertainments were announced.
Edward Doyle, of Newark avenue, won
SIS in gold. He held ticket No. ], ,129. Mrs.
Charles Fay held ticket No. 549 and won
$50 in gold. Edward Barry, holder of
No. 2,505, won s25 in gold. The gentle
mans gold watch in this contest was
won by Philip Diehl, who held ticket No.
573, and the lady's gold watch by M.
Lawless. holder of ticket No. 1,94S. In
other contests Mr.. Ladd, of No. 65 Boule-
ward, won a portrait of Father Delahanty
and John Quinn of No. 7S0 Newark ave
nue. won a portrait of Father Smith.
F. McCarren, of No. 379 Grove street, won
a handsome lamp, and Mr.. Burke, of No.
81 Stagg street, won handsome hand
painted cushion. Mr.. Degenbrock, of No.
II Waldron street, took the cake Miss
Ellen Kelly won a gold watch. Ir
contest for booking the greatest nL--
of chances Miss Margaret Hennessy and
Miss Agnes Kelly both won gold watches.
The former turned in $75 and the latter
Among the winners in the euchre were:-
Miss Rose Gilbert, Kicker; Miss Helen
Bradley, willow rocker; Miss May Willis,
fruit dish; James Butler, clock; Jerome
O'Keefe, silver tray; John Bracken,
celery jar; Miss Kramer, lemonade
set; Mrs. Hull, picture; Miss Mary
Brophy, picture; Charles Joyce, box of
Havana cigars; w, P. Fitzpatrick, order
for pair of trousers; Charles Child, UNI
brella; Miss Annie Turner, table; Mrs.
Pfannboch, pipe; w. Brazil, nut dish;
Mrs. Mcdonald wine set; Miss Mary Col
den, table; William Bucher, smoking set;
ndrs. Thomas Kelly, fancy vase; T. DAILY.
wine pitcher; Edward Holler, box Of ci-
gars; William Noonan, umbrella; Charles
Freeland, potatoes; John w. O'Donnell.
silver bread tray; Miss Duval, gas lamp;
Cornelius McCabe, rose jar; Mrs.
Miss Minnie Golden, sofa Pill
plant; W. ]. Thompson, order for pic
ture; Richard Farmer. umbrella; Mrs
George Rorke, bedspread; Miss Fitzpat-
rick, quilt set; Miss Agnes oLeary, card
receiver; w. 2. Wolf, sugar spoon and
knife; H. NJ. Datz, vase; p. J; o'Leary.
box of cigars; Miss Katie .Kelaher, order
ltI plCLuiSs NILS. tuttcSt iteels 1tAiso hAelS
O'Brien, vase; Miss Kate Zuembiehl, all
bum Miss Jennie McKernan, chocolate;
James Flanagan, box of cigars; Mrs.
Coyle, box Of fancy writing paper;
Miss Nellie Crannell, scarf; Miss
Katie Dwyer, order for two seats
at the Academy of Music; Miss Julia Dom
nelly cake; Simon Connolly, plaeque; Miss
Agnes Daily, berry set William Kullmann,
pin cushion; John Gallagher, lemonade
set; William Pfambock, two vases; John
Donlin, handkerchief case; Mrs. John
Kelly, Jewel case; Mrs. Flynn, vase; Mrs.
Tully, Jewel case; William Hoelz, jewel
case.