New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-20

Wallace. Of No GIL East One hundred and thirty
ssventh-st. on Wednesday evening The club num-
hers among its members many and women Of
Mott Haven and vicinity. Among the players were
Mr. ard Mr. william J. , heekgT 6, Mt a W,l AIRS
Mr.. and Mrs. James r stanford Mrs Lizzie
NagIe Miss Amy Nichols Miss Mamie Brown
! Miss Nellie Becksrt Miss Anna Beckert. John a
! John Beckett. John Bagra, Joseph Gennoy and
! Charles Beckett
The members and friends Of tho Catholic Sum
/ mer School Of America will hold their seventh
annual reunion at the Waldorf-Astoria on April
Is. one feature Of the affair beginning $50
/ o'clock will he progressive euch-e. with pro-
vision for fifteen hundred players. After the must
cal concert which will proceed simultaneously with
the euchre the dancing will begin. not later than
1870 p. m
These receptions Of the Catholic Summer School
| have become Of the leading social events Of
the season, the one Of last year being memorable
Ing tbst ever Yer assembled m the Waldorf
This year the new president OF The summer
| ed the following officers 10 take charge Of the
/ Cunnion treasurer; James l. Burke, corresponding
secretary. Gerald J. Barry recording secretary. and
en Muir n M Jo5n Ra T|a E Rannn n F.
| McDermott. e G. HInchc!ifte. James J.. Donneliiy
II J. Heidenis will manage the euchre. The chair
| Frank c. Travers. boxes; Dr. p. W. Cremin. cards
/ Joseph F Ryan reception. F. P. Cunnon. souvenir
and programme. and Miss Kate L. BOderlck. prizes
| A musical and dramatic entertainment for the
benefit Of the scholarship fund Of the Pascal In
stitute will be given at Carnegie Lyceum on April
/ -. Mrs. John Francis Barry is In charge. At
the euchre given for the cause on Friday, at
/ Cambridge Court an innovation made in the
| distribution Of prizes. To obviate the unseemly
scramble that sometimes takes place when winners
J are allowed 70 make their own selection from n
collection OF prizes. they wrapped in paper.
I VIII vas
/ she opened the parcel. which numbered first.
second or third prize. The decorations were in
primrose color ard the guests were received -j in
the chairman az the day. and Mrs John Francis
d 6ay s eu SShS A hSS Mrs Terr r Mrs Brown
Miss Abigail Tulotson, Miss Eloise Lent. Mrs.
Kathleen Taylor Massey. Mrs. j. Bradley. Mrs.
6Ts F4sber Mrs. A. Fl Hansen. Mrs J Ella Rood
M I6x John 15 Ms yinE EoSert 's Whe n "
Few entertainments ere given in New-York for
a worthier purpose than that for which the beneft
euchre. concert and dance at tho Tuxedo. on April
for ST. Johns Day Nursery, IRE being
planned Every one knows OF this day nursery.
which was established fifteen years ago by the
Sisters OF Charity No. % East Sixty-seventh-st
The ouohre has been arranged in order to give the
seventy-dve more little ones who are cared for
daily by the Sisters their May outing in Central
Park when the big park carriages combine with
Ice cream and cake to mark a very hsppy day In
the lives OF the children 1t IS hoped that sub
stAntIal sum viii be realized
The euchro Is given under the patronage Of the
following: Mrs. William Arnold. Mrs MorgeS J.
O'Brien Mrs Z. Burial Hoffman, Mrs John Pow
er Costeuo Mrs. Edward Burke Mrs Albert Gould
Jennings Mrs. J. v Kirby. Mrs. William Orr, Mrs.
I, de San AIazzano, Morgan J. OBnen, George
Fhrst Mrs NJ BresIin- Mrs. Peter Doelgers Mrs. J.
Henry Haggerty. Mrs, Eugene A. Philbin, MS. r
II ClIslley. AIrsA Thomas Jones, Mrs. jeremiah 9.
LYONS Mrs Mulgrew, Miss Marie Reid. John ..
On the Committee which Is working hard make
the affair a success. sIe NIg. 7. w. CTenlin Mrs
TIerrv A Connolly Mrs. Walter a Burke, MS
Toserh A Nuldocn, Mes Lalor. Miss Adelaide
Jonss Miss Hunt Mss Hennessey, Miss STnyth.
Miss Kathertre McCSann. Mss Constance C-immins,
Nice FSvelyn Cr4uJnins J. Gabriel Britt, Richard
r. Costello Dr. p. ". Crsrnin. Jonn J. Fr1sA,