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{ )GHREANDDANCE:
Catholic Club Opens the
Social Season With 900
in Attendance.

The Catholic Club opened Its season.
last night with great eclat. Flags and
bunting made the four floors of the club
house on Jersey Avenue a series of pic
lures which became tableaux vivants
when the pretty girls and their escorts
filed them. A big euchre, at which one
hundred and seventeen prizes We're
awarded, was followed by reception.
Fully nine hundred persons took part in
the games and dancing.
Those who were so lucky as to secure
prizes were-Mrs. E. n. MACY, silver
service; Mrs. L. P. Vooz fruit basket;
Miss *. Queen, hand-painted butter
plates; Mrs. William Pfaunkeh, order,
| So pair trousers; Miss Boylan, vase; Miss
Durkin, cut glass fruit dish; Mrs. J. j.
Murphy, parlor table; f. E. Spaulding,
gilt clock; Mrs. Hamill, parlor lamp;
Miss Maud Farrell, cut glass B. B. dish;
Philip J. Kinlan, umbrella; Mrs. Power,
salad bowl; May Bishop, silver sugar
bowl; Thomas Sheenan, salad dish; Mi
chael Moran, parlor lamp; Samuel Flet-
cher, beautiful picture; Miss Purcell,
flower vase; Annie Hannah, purse; Will
liam O'Callaghan, umbrella; Joseph Raj
ter, gold cuff buttons; Mrs N. P. Hand
ley, jardiniere; Mrs. Somers, cut glass
bon bon dish; Mrs. J. Creelan, toilet set;
Miss Edna Hewitt, picture; Miss A. Do
Ian, picture; Miss N. A. Hogan, vase;
Miss G. Cox, half dozen silver spoons;
Miss NJ. Ethel McClery, fancy plate;
Mrs. Jas. ]. Ferris, rocker; Mrs. 7. d.
Mitchell, cut glass claret; James Corbett,
caned chair; G. H. Russell, order for
hat; A. G. Gillespie: Mrs. Wilkins, salad
dish; ]. Dealy, order for pair shoes; John
Hynes, silver tea pot; NJ. Howley, smok-
ing jacket; John Phelan, lobster dish;
Miss n. Mccain. / bisque ornament;
Mary Williams, picture: Miss NJ Muir
ray, silver sugar bowl; Mr. Colston, jar
dinere; Vincent Doyle, pillow; May
Richter, opera bag; May Gallagher,
picture; E. Keoghan, pillow; Miss Fitz-
gerald, rocker; Mrs. A. Fitzgibbon, vase;
John Neuwisinger, clock; Miss Cough,
vase; Mrs. johnson, lemonade set; Eliza
beth Carly, picture; Miss O'Rourke, vase;
Miss Brown, lemonade set; John O'Gor-
man, picture; T. Griffin, cut glass bowl;
Mrs. 0'Sulliyan, 1 vase; w. Peters,
order for eighteen pound ham;
John Flaherty, order FIVE pounds coffee;
May Carty, silver cake dish; 7. ). Cant
ly, pillow; Miss Sullivan, vase; Miss
Murphy, picture; Miss Mitchell, picture;
Mrs. John Pagan, pillow; Miss Lennon,
placque; Miss K. Driscoll, 1 vase; Mrs.
Mulligan, order twelve pound ham; Miss
Reardon, tea; Miss Ryan, cream set; Jas.
j. Gallagher, pounds Of coffee; Miss
Nellie Burke, silver soup ladle; John ].
Scully, pair sleeve garters; Mrs. Lynch,
package corn starch; Miss O'Dea, fancy
groceries; Miss Collaran, box corn starch
Mrs. Fitzpatrick, box corn starch; Mrs.
Hobson, groceries; Joseph Gately, pair
of slippers; Christopher Murphy, pack
ago corn starch; JAS. K. Smith, 1 case
wine; Miss Margaret Stone, clock; Miss
Mary Kelly, carpet sweeper; William
O'Brien, box imported tobacco; Frank
Kennedy, black seal pocketbool; Anna
Kelly, cut glass pepper and salt; Mrs.
Kelly, stove; pickle dish; Mrs. Kelmar,
vase; Frank $. Reynolds, box Of cigars;
Glass, vase; Mrs. Lautman, chair; Mary
Smith, salad bowl; Mrs. Bellows, vase;
Mrs. Quinn, nut dish.
Non-players prize winners Mrs
Wall, vase: Miss Mnlgin. picture; Mary
Crotty, salad dish; Miss Tumulty, claret
jug; Rev 3. NJ. O'Malley, pair of sus-
penders; Mrs. Mitchell, fruit dish; Miss
Gately, lemonade set; Miss Agnes Wall
| ing. 5 lbs. of tea; John Burke, picture;
Miss May MacAvoy, fern dish; w J..
Caifrey. picture; Joseph Carlin, gentle