Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-07
MANY PRIZES AWARDED
AT ROSARY SOCIETY EVENT

Another large and successful affair
was launched last night Characters
tic Of the Rosary Society Of 81.
Mary's under whose auspices it was
held in the form Of an Easter card
party and dance in the Auditorium.
The music for the dancing was
furnished by Fred O'Brien's orches-
ira. At one end of the hall fenced
Off by a little white fence like one
meets at the end Of the long country
lane were the prizes for the card
games. At the other end OF the hail
were long tables from which refresh
ments were served and between those
and the dancing space the lard
tables were arranged. Here five
hundred, bridge and euchre were
played.
The general chairman OF the affair
was Mrs. James H.. White: Mrs.
Frank Burns. chairman OF the pa
troness committee; Mrs. Thomas h..
Ramsey, chairman In charge of the
prizes, assisted by Mrs. Peter VAN
SICKLE. Mrs. Patrick White. Mrs.
John Lawless. Mrs. Joseph A. Har-
tung and Mrs. J. A. Beatty. Mrs.
John Delaney was chairman of the
committee on cards assisted by Mrs.
Richard White. Mrs. Ralph Seaman,
Mrs. John Kelly. Mrs. Thomas Chris
topher, Mrs. William +. Coughlin.
Misses Blanche VanSyckle. katherine
Leavy. Catherine O'Brien, Agnes
Donovan, Agnes Majer. Alice Mac
Donald and Florence Donegan: Mrs.
Hugh REILLY was IN charge of the
music.
The prizes in bridge were won by
Mrs. Albert J.. Hollenbaeh, a pyrex
dish; Mrs. Albert Leon, a towel: Miss
Theresa Kreleisheimer. a towel; Mrs.
John f. Bedell. a c%rocheted night
gown yoke; Miss Anne r. Neer. 81
pounds of sugar; Mrs. Lena Kreiels-
heimer. a pyrex pie plate.
The five hundred prizes were won
by Mrs. Abram NJ. Shock, an en-
broidered towel: Miss Catherine
CROSBY, a pyrex dish; Mrs. T. Ram
sey, a creamer and sugar bowl:
Abram Shock. a pyrex dish: Miss
Rita Burke. a combing Jacket: John
Delaney, a ~croeheted yoke; J. ".
Burke, writing paper; Mrs. Margaret
Foley, n box of cigars; Mrs. John
HUFF, a camisole; Miss Mary Beatty.
a fern; Joseph Buckley. a E~versharp
pencil; Miss Helen Dunn. a dish;
John Bergen. a pyrex dish.
The prizes at pinochle went to Miss
Muriel Miller. a tray; Mrs. Robert C..
Miller. sherbert glasses: Miss Mary
Hinkle, cut glass dish; John Dono-
van. d plant: Mrs. G. Miller, u cheese
server; Jules Romano, a statue; Mrs.
Jules Romano. a fern; Mrs. job
Donovan, a box of cigars.
The prizes in euchre went to w. j.
Foy, an electric toaster: Miss Mimi
Palmer. an embroidered pillow; Miss
X. G.. White, a pyrex dish; George
Mullen, cut glass creamer and sugar
bowl: Thomas Ford, one-half dozen
plates: John Lawless. pillowcases:
William j. Lyons. a camisole; A.
Cook, m~ayonnaise dish; L. b. john
son a cut glass dish; Benjamin A..
Reidy, a cut glass dish; Mrs. T..
Hurley. a mayonnaise dish; Charles
Blatt, a doll; Michael J. O'Hara, a
boudoir cap; Miss Anna Donovan,
bedroom slippers; Mrs. James Hur-
ley, cut glass dish; r.. Mcnamara. a
reamer and sugar bowl; William
Mubrenon. a tie; James Carroll. Jr.,
perfume. and Andrew ferris. a but-
ter knife.
The door prize was awarded to
James Carroll. Jr.. n ham; the nom
players prize to Mr.. Hope. a fern,
and the prize waltz was won by Miss
Theresa Donohue and J. Deliman, q
fern.