New-York tribune., 1902-08-18
WOMEN SURPRISE PARTNERS
HAVE PRIZES FOR ALL THE MEN AT
EUCHRE PARTY.

Seabright N J., Aug. II (SpecialJ.-Gayety con-
tinues at Seabright. The season, judging from
present appearances, is nearing its zenith All Of
the hotels are well filled. while applications 1or
rooms continue to pour in every hand.
BY far the most pleasing and novel of the sea-
sons entertainments at the Peninsula was the
progressive euchre held last evening in the dining
room Of that popular hosiery. The spacious hall
was cleared and decorated for the occasion, ana
presented a scene of beauty. Mrtk and jolity
reigned supreme. Music furnished by the
hotel orchestra Every present was as
sured of a prize. The men, too, were not left out
in the general distribution. The following awards
were made to point winners:
Women-First prize, cut glass and silver cracker
jar Mrs D. ". Lynes: second. cut glass and
silver powder box. Mrs Z. \. Tauchert; third. cut
glass salad bowl, Mrs W. n. Cromble.
Men-First, cut glass and silver decanter, l. w
Cokefair; second cut glass and silver brandy jug
&. Lillard third. silver stein. L. B. Hail. jr
Others who received prizes were Mrs. John Z
Faure parasol' Mrs. L. 3. Hall, jewel case; MTs
T B Scheidler, silver jewel case; Mrs. W. NJ
Crombie silver salt and pepper bottle; Mrs; J. -
Mott. silver belt buckle; Mrs w Coketar: 5 I'm m
PoIIe Nrs SOLID sifSsS Mustard cup Mrs E. W
glass dish: Mrs. Eggers. fancy silver vase: Mrs
Tauchere "a h .' silver hatpin; Mrs. 6, r Bennett
gilt clock; Mrs D Benson. hand painted cake S
H b Harding, imported vase; Mrs. W. d. Need
ham. cut glass dish; Mrs. II. l.. Boughton, cut
dozen decorated plates, Mrs. f. NJ. C. Davis. cut
vase: Mrs. p. c. Benson, cut glass dish; Mrs w
spangied Tan: 't Mrs F N poideer cut glass cuff
box: Mrs. James Fletcher, jr-, cut glass vase;
Mrs. George Whaley, silver bonbon dish: Mrs.
J. G Newcombe, cut glass inkstand. Mrs Bowler.
cut glass water bottle; Mrs. D. II. Downs, set of
CIeilan. silt clock; Miss /. Busey. silver spoon;
Miss r. Busey. silver and glass loving cup; Miss
EOridge. silver bottle.
Four young misses punched the cards for the
winners, and each received for her service silver
pin tray. They Miss Riley, of Baltimore: Miss
Mary Fletcher. of New-York: Miss Madden, OF
NewYork. and Miss Hills of Washington.
The feature OF the evening was the pleasant sur
former had known ia advance that they to
receive prizes, and decided that the should not
be alone in the giving They kept their resolve a
secret, however, and sent TO New-York for their
glass bottoms. The women presented the gifts to
their partners at the close of the game. taking
them completely by surprise Refreshments were
served after which John Z. Faure, on behalf of
Seymour. chairman of the committee in charge of
the euchre. for his efforts In bringing It to
cessfu end
Barrett. Miss c.. A Peckham, Mrs. NJ. n. Banning,
Miss Banning. Mr.. and Mrs. a. q. Street Mrs. r
II. Hooper. ;. Il. Berger, Miss Z. w. Clifford and
Henderson. of Rochester. y. Y: Miss f. L. New
combe OF Chicago. Captain and Mrs. Wyatt of
Mississippi: II. &. Holder and W. H. Weston of
Liverpool. England Mrs. W II. Weston and Miss
Weston, OF Newburg; Mr.. and Mrs. 4. S. Bie!ngan
and Mr.. and Mrs A Benjamin OF Newark; C. II.
Welch, of Ohio. and Mr.. and Mrs II. w. Watson.
Of Pennsylvania.