The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-01-29
ST. JOSEPH'S BIG EUCHRE
Attractive List of Prizes to Be
Contested for Tomorrow
Night.

The euchre and reception to be held
under the auspices of the ST. Vincent de
Paul Society of st. Joseph's Church, at
Pavonia Hall, Payonia, near Baldwin,
avenue tomorrow night. promises to
eclipse any affair of the kind held on the
Heights this season. There will be 200
tables at the euohre and about 125 prizes
will be awarded the successful contest
ants.
Some of the donors and the prizes do
mated are:-Manager Sammis, box at Ac-
ademy of Music; Daniel Cole, palm and
jardiniere; Sister Scholastic, fancy table;
John J. Hogan, pair opera glasses; Fa-
ther Foy Morris chair; George Murphy,
hand-bainted plasque; James Hanlon, sill
yer match box; Miss Butler, jardiniere;
John P. Egan, Turkish rug; J. P. Moo
nan, scarf pin; Miss Davis, hand-painted
pillow; J. J. O'Neill, silver belt buckle;
Miss Sara Kinkead, painting; Miss M.
Birmingham, hand-painted scarf; B. p.
Tully, hand-painted vase; Samuel Nogle.
Turkish rug; T. F. Noonan, Jr., cake
basket; Charles Levering, silver card re-
ceiver; George Pfeiffer, bird cage; Miss
s. Biddick, engraving; ]. Keating, silver
backed hair brush; John Murray, SO piece
silver set in case; Miss Costello, order for
photographs; Henry Lauterbach, order
for pair of trousers; A. Walter, powder
box; Henry Menge, ham; Judge J. ].
Nevin, silver backed hat brush; Mrs. j..
Mugg, vase; ]. j. Butler, clock; Bosquett
Bros, barrel of flour; James Stafford, or
der for pair of shoes; Daniel Driscoll,
ten gold pieces; Gilmore & O'Keefe,
blanket or comfortable; F. Matthews, en-
graved card plate; T. c. Kinkead, barrel
of flour; John Kinkead, dress suit case;
Miss Dougherty, hand-painted placque;
Miss E. Dougherty, hand-painted ran;
Miss Mary Dougherty, hand mirror; Ly-
ons & Ziegler, box of perfume; E. Bon
not, palm and jardiniere; N. E. Smith,
tea kettle; J. J. Willis, order for pair Of
shoes; C. j. Rooney, diamond locket; E..
Kinkead, Oriental rug; Mrs. ]. j. kinkead,
Miss Meehan, gold brush; Mrs. William
H. Browning, Jr., satchel; Miss F. kella-
her, picture; Mrs. J. Zisgen, silver match
box; George Barnes, picture; Miss Kel-
laher, cracker jar; William Sweet, box of
canry; Messrs Lahey, w. J. Moran, J. A.
Houghton, Edward Mccullough, A.
Smith and Miss j. Harrington, banquet
lamps; T. M. Coughlin, John Headden, Jr
and John r. Hennessy orders for tons of
coal; G. Cohen and A. Gallagher, orders
for wine; H. Horlbeck, F. Kellaher and
John Mcdonald, orders for hats; Miss
Stevenson, vase; c. Williamson, Chas.
Joyce, John Griffin, D. McNally, Thos.
Meehan and j. Herman, umbrellas; Ed
ward Groeschel, Jacob J. Werner, ]. B..
Ginnochio, Richard Lillienthal, Rev. P.
w. Smith, F. F. Feeney, John O Brien
and Fred Schreber, boxes of cigars; Miss
A. Gordan, vase.
Donations to the society have been re-
ceived as follows:-$5 each from Robert
Davis, James ]. Lillis, John V. Burke, J..
j. Cone, Thos. F. Hughes, H. P. Simon
John Wheelihan, Rev. Father Thos. F.
Moran; 50 from friend; 81 each from
James Tuohy, Mrs. P. Foley and James
Soden 81 each, James E. Banks and John
P. Coogan.
The committee in charge of the euchre
consists of Rev. Father Foy, ]. ]. Cone,
chairman; Jas A. Butler, secretary; M. j.
Heating, treasurer; JAS M. Houghton, J.
" Burke, M. Tuohy, Edward McCul-
1ough, John Murray, c. Stozinger, John
p. Egan and Alderman Eugene Kinkead.