The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1904-10-15
GIANT EUCHERE
Many Competitors for tht
Hundred Prizes Award
ed to Players at
st. Peters.

members of ST. Peters parish took place
in St. Peters Haiblast night It was
brilliant affair, and the committee that
made the arrangements was highly COM
plimented, Over one hundred prizes
were contested for. The playing was
spirited from start to finish. Many peo-
pie sat in the gallery and looked down
upon the animated scene.
Among the successful competitors were
Peter Flaherty, set of dishes; Edward
Malone, fruit dish; Miss Edna Hewitt,
silver water pitcher;, Mrs. J. J. Murphy,
sofa cushion; Mrs. A NJ. Kelly, gold
clock; Harry Hamilton, set of silver tea
spoons; William D. Mitchell cut glass
set; Mrs. Van Houten, lamp; Michael
Mooney, silver handled silk umbrella; !;
Miss May Murphy, bouquet holder; Mrs
j. Clancy, f. Hasquith, table; John
Drury, dress suit case; NJ. Cavanagh,
| basket; Mrs. NJ. J. Currie, gilt chair;
Mrs. ]. Hopkins, fruit dish; Mrs. A. j.
Meyer, umbrella; Richard Connell, set of
knives and forks; Mrs. Wahl, fancy dish;
Mrs. Cassidy, Mrs. Costigan, jardiniere;
David CIeary, order for pair of shoes;
| Thomas Gray set Of dishes; J. A. Blan-
chard. chocolate set; Miss Houghton,
counterpane; Mrs. Kelleher, seal bag;
Miss J. Cayanagh, salad dish; A. Smith;
cake dish; Mrs. William Henderson,
handkerchief; Mrs. A. Lynch, candle
| stick; Miss Florence Kelly, set of silver
spoons; Mrs. NJ Stanton, picture; Mrs.
Seely, box in the Bijou Theatre; Mrs.
h William Hersbell, sugar bowl: Miss Nc
Carney, candelabra: William Floyd, order
| for groceries; A. w. Rand, smoking set:
! Mrs. Cox, half dozen plates; Mrs.
Hartstein, salad dish; Mrs Malone, salad
dish Mrs. Connell. leather bag; Mr..
Duffy, fan; Miss Sullivan, glass dish;
Miss Denecke, slippers; Miss King, sill
yer soup ladle: Mrs. Florence Kelly, pic
tures Robert Doherty, glass dish; NJ. Nc
Grath, set of silver forks; f. Hurry,
plant; L. Van Houghten, perfumery; G..
]. Quinn, candelabra; Mrs. M. Cassidy,
| faDnx- o,,,, and eoroor. NI-c ,onrs},o,o,
silver tea set; Miss Harrington, salad
| dish; J. J. Shea, set of silver knives; r.
McCabe, fruit dish; Agnes ]. Doyle, pic
ture; Maud Farrell, jewel cases. E. w.
I Deiner, set of silver spoons; NJ. F. Car
Key, fruit dish; J. Newslipiesiger, picture;
Miss Herhbee, mirror; s. F. Crangle,
vases; Ferris, pictures ]. f. Trumbley,
leather satchel; James Cavanagh, leather
bag; Josephine Kelly, rocking chair; Miss
Mary Kelly, half dozen cut glass ber-
ry dishes; Miss Coughlin, alligator bag;
Miss Kellaher, stick pin; Mrs. Goldth-
4 waite, cup and saucer.
Robert Davis was chairman of the
committee that arranged the affair.
County Collector Stephen Egan was
treasurer and Mark Curley manager.
The following ladies had charge of the
work of soliciting and collecting the
prizes:-
Mrs. NJ. Macklins Mrs. Robert Davis,
Mrs. Charles J. Somers, Mrs. Stephen NJ.
'Egan, Mrs. Hawey Marsh, Mrs. William
j. Moran, Mrs. james Bowens Mrs.
James It. Cannon, Mrs. #. Hoffman,
Mrs. P. Gritfin. Miss Rose Madden, Miss
Margaret Davis, Miss Julia Gillick,
Miss Margaret Hewitt, Miss Anna Tap
pin, Miss NJ. Sullivan, Miss Rebecca
O'Donnell, Miss Lizzie McCue, Miss
Teresa Barry, Miss NJ. Bradley, Miss
Nellie Fallon, Miss R. Lennon and Miss
| Mary Hennessy.
The committee who looked after the
| reception and comfort of the guests were
Miss Corrigan, Miss Kate Banks, Miss
Mary Doherty, Miss Mary Wall, Miss
Kate Salmon, Miss May Fox, Miss Mary
Dewitt, Miss Rebecca O'DonneIl, Miss
BessieS Cannon, Miss Margaret Hewitt,
Mrs. M l.. Heating, Mrs. A. B. Rankin