The Jersey City news., 1902-11-13
PLAYED FOR
CHARITY
Gratifying Euchre of St. Tg-
natius' Branch L. G. B.L.
in st. Peters Hall.
LIST OF THE WINNERS
City Collector Robert Davis
Contributes Materially to
the Success Of the
Evening.
LIST OF The WINNERS


ST. Ignatius Branch. No 1863, Ladies
Catholic Benevolent Legion, held their
annual progressive euchre and reception
last evening at st. Peters Hall at York
and Van Worst streets. 1t was attended
by upwards of eight hundred players and
the success of the event is due to Mrs.
William ]. Moran. Mrs. Mary Maeklin
and the corps of ladies who assisted
them. The playing was started at $3.50
o'clock sharp and the arrangements were
so perfect that the last game of the ten
played was finished at eleven O'Clock.
City Collector Robert Davis was chair
man of the arrangement committee, as
sisted by Mr.. William Davis, and con
siderable credit is due those two gentle
men for the success of the euchre. There
were seventy-five prizes awarded TO the
lucky winners and twenty-five for nom
players The receipts of the euchre will
be divided The members of the branch
have decided to donate 500 towards
small Catholic Church started in Mary
land by the Rev. Father Kane, who was
formerly connected with st. Peters
parish, and the balance of the money
realized will be given to st. Peters
Church.
The Rev. Father Kane of Maryland
was present and was congratulated upon
ais success in starting a Catholic church
In one of the small towns in Maryland.
The prize winners and their selections
we're Al follows
TEN GAMES.
Mrs. Kelly, smoking jacket; Mr.. Cav
n, clock.
NINE GAMES.
Mr.. Bannon. oil lamp; Mr.. ]. Dillon,
tas lamp; Mr. J. J. Finn, cake dish: Mrs.
Gilbert. tea set: Miss A Doyle, set
fishes: Miss Doherty, gold chair; Mr..
Kennedy, smoking set; Miss Boylan,
.andela bra; Mr.. Kelly, umbrella stand;
Tas Mullins. umbrella; Miss McGoff, sill
rer tray Miss Woll. box cigars Miss
Halpin. cracker jar: Miss Summer, pill
ow; Miss W., Ward, silver butter dish; !
Hiss Powers, umbrella stand; Mrs. Gil
,ert. gas stove; Mr.. W. Floyd bust;
Mss Annie Burke. order for tea; Mrs.
Donelon. blankets.
EIGHT GAMES.
Mrs. C. Eudler, jardiniere: Miss NJ.
Farrell, print dish; Father Kane, rock
r; Miss Sadie Mahn, cake dish; Mr..
Clancy. umbrella Miss NJ. Brophy, FIVE
,'cloek tea set: Miss A. Duffy, pincushion;
Hiss Salmon. vase: Mrs L. Cast, order
Ior 10 pounds coffee: Miss Beck, small
able; Mr.. Mulcahy, cracker jar; Mr.. f.
HcArdle fruit dish; Mr.. Dwyer, order
.or hat Mr. WI Burke, order for 10
bounds coffee: Miss Lillis, picture; Mr..
0oherty,. pillow; Mr.. T. Hunt, purse
Hrs. Moriarty, shawl; Mr.. J. Feeley, pc
ure; Mr.. NJ. Garry DOYLE; Mr.. Fallon,
aides shoes: Mr.. Moran, order for
Ieats in Bijeu Theatre; Mr.. Fields, or
Ter for hat.
SEVEN GAMES.
Miss, Bender, chocolate pot; Miss
Seeley, cake plate; Mrs. Crosset, cake
plate; Mr.. A. Norton, silver ladle; Miss
Patton, placque; Mr.. w. Curtis, paper
weight; Miss Murphy. scrap basket;
Mr.. w. Dalton, rubber plant; Miss Die
yier, palm; Miss NJ. O'Brien, silver fork;
Mrs. Shedden, rubber plant; Miss
bAhSHNS. Ilu lldys WI L. bONus,
picture; Mrs. Goldthwaite, rubber plant;
Mrs. T. Lynch, order boys suit; Mrs
Cassidy. silver ladle; Mr.. Downey, hand
kerchiefs; Miss Herbert, vases Mr.
Delaney, cake; Mr.. McArdle, picture;
Mrs. Pierson, cuspidor.
LUCKY NON-PLAYERS
The distribution of the prizes to the
ion-players was in charge of Mr.. Harry
Brown.
The prizes for the non-players were
won by:-Thomas Fallon, umbrella; Pc
Ter Coffey, chair; Mark Sullivan, picture;
Matthew Rooney, 5fbs of tea; William
Norton, cake dish; Miss Dondey, cologne;
Mr. Mccormick, pillow; Mr. Higgins,
picture; Mr.. Carroll, dish; NJ. Morley,
.ake dish; Mr.. Norton, cracker jar; Miss
Salmon, rubber plant; Miss Norton,
cracker jar; Mrs. Lillis, cracker jar;
Mrs. Doyle, box of handkerchiefs Mrs.
Kelleher, pair of vases; Mr.. Brown,
,ocketbook; Thomas Ward, pair of vases;
Miss Kulmurray, vases; Mr.. Mullins.
picture; Mr. Roe, vase; William Griffin,
rake dish.
THE COMMITTEES.
The committees who soEably assisted
h making theseuchre a success we're
Musie-Mrs. Macklin, Miss Jacques
and Miss Singleton.
Punch-Messrs. FralSn Macklin. Mat
thew Rooney, Peter Coffey, John Bozan,
Mark Sullivan, John Cuparo. Richard
Lee, John and Frank Ward.
Door-Mr. NJ. Hart and Mrs. James
Fitzpatrick
Prizes Mrs. Macklin, Miss Singleton,