Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-18
in THE SOCIAL WORLD
GREAT CROWDS ATTEND
ROSARY SOCIETY EVENT

The auditorium OF the knights of
Columbus bone in High street. in
spite of the fact that it is COMPARE
lively large, could not hold all of the
many people from this city and vi
cinity who attended the card party
oil the Rosary Society. given there
last night for the benefit of the build
| ing fund of st. Mary's church. The
| committee of which Mrs. Patrick j.
White was chairman. was forced to
arrange several tables in the club
room on the second floor of the
nome. Needless to say the party
was a great success. financially as
well as socially. and although the
proceeds are not yet known. the
building fund viii be greatly in
creased after they nave been added
thereto.
The weekly parties in St. Mary's
hall will continue next week, but
the party will be held on Thanksgiv-
ing eve instead of on Thanksgiving
night. The following week there will
be no party because of the Sodality
supper which is TO be served in the
hall.
Miss Mary Lewis won the door
prize, a Swift's ham. last night and
the winners of the seventy-six prizes
awarded follow:
In bridge-Mrs. Joseph Bruck,
ce%nterpiece: Mrs. William Pfeiifer,
fern: Mrs. Albert Leon, towel: Mrs.
Janet Bedell, scarf: Miss Mary Smith
pie knife; Mrs. T.. w. Bedell, towel.
In euchre-J. NJ. Sullivan. pillow
cases: Mrs. F. A. Hurley. towel set;
Mrs. Hugh Reilly. towel set; Miss
Genevieve White, cherry plant; Mrs.
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Thompson, towel; Mrs. E. Wilbert,
scarf; NJ. B. Toolan, fern; w. +.
Foy. socks; G.. r. Murray. pyrex
dish; j.. f. Collins towel; Miss Nellie
Shean, socks; Miss Mary c. White,
fruit: Mrs. La ROGUE, pillow cases.
In the peanut jab-Mrs. NJ. Pavese,
centerpiece; Mrs. Lewis, rooster;
Mrs. John Connolly, silver teapot;
Miss Marie Pavese, yoke; Mrs. X.
Zimmerman, scarf: Mrs. J. c. Done
hue, towel: Mrs. II. Cottrell, scarf;
Mrs. Michael Donovan, apron.
In pinochle-J. j. Morris, pen
knife; ]. f. Mclaughlin, cheese dish;
Mrs. S. j. Dwyer, cut glass dish: j.
V. Burke. scarf; Henry Slater. jardi-
nier; Augusta Curran, percolator;
Mrs. Clayton, fern; Miss Julia Sulli-
van, slippers; NJ. +. Ryan, towel,
Mrs. w. Hathersal, towel; Mrs. Peter
Van SICKLE. syrup Jar: Adolph Gott-
stein. candy; s. J.. Chek, socks; John
Donovan, hand painted salt and pep
per set; Stephen Curran aprons;
Mrs. j. F. Mclaughlin, syrup jug; j.
w. Winand, aluminium pot; Miss
Alice Dolan, dish; Joseph Gottstein,
neckties; Miss Loretta Slater, towel.
In five hundred-W. ]. Nolan, slip
pers; Mrs. William Hoffner, ladle
Mrs. John Winand. p~ercolator; Ed
ward Criss. socks; John Bowl, tie:
Mrs. Catherine Clapsadell, cut glass
bowl: Mrs. Patrick Howard, pie
George C Rivas, pillow cases;
Mrs. j. A. Delaney. cake plate; p. ].
White, fern; Mrs. G. C. Rivas. socks;
Mrs, Hartung, pillow cases; Thomas
Ramsey, pillow cases; Miss Ellen
Ostrye, syrup jug; Miss Marie Dono-
van, comporte dish; Mrs. Sullivan,
aluminumware; Miss Loretta Hines,
pyrex dish; Miss Hanna Donovan,
towels: Mrs. James Murray. pyrex;
Mrs. B. F. White. towel: Mrs. Jo-
seph Hines, towel; Miss Claire Har-
tung, towels: f. w. Donehue, vase:
Mrs. Smallwood, towel; Mrs. Thomas
Ramsey, vase: Miss Catherine No
Ian, scarf, and Mrs. James White,
boudoir cap.