Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-29
Benefit CARD PARTY
Is GREAT SUCCESS

A most successful card party n
! dance was held last night, in the au-
| ditorium, in New Brunswick VENUE
| under the personal direction of Rev.
John L. Larkin. The usual cara
I games were in play. Mrs. +. Meyers.
of Middletown, N. Y., formerly OF
| this city was awarded the 800
| Liberty Bond. Hugh Gallagher, won
the door prize $3.50 gold piece.
Miss Hattie Clinchey won a ton of
coal, Mr.. Ccrill, of Hall avenue. a
bag of flour. Charles DAILY, an UNI
brella and Mrs. Peter Quadt a waist.
Prizes were awarded the following
on the different games:
Bridge: Mrs. Thomas McDermott,
mems shirt; Mrs. Max Fucker, alu-
minum set; Miss Claire Mccormick,
box of candy; Mrs. Harry Medinets,
fern; Mrs. Frank Mccormick, bak-
ing set; Mrs. Henry K. Golen book,
glass towels; J. v. Burke. candy;
Mrs. Sol. Schloss, slippers; George
F. Richters, dish; Mrs. Albert Leon,
scarf; Mrs. John Powers, basket.
Five Hundred: Thomas Patten,
cups and %saucers; Miss Agnes Dee
gan, carving set, Mrs. r. Everett,
fern; Miss Helen Calvin, aluminium
rooster; Mrs. p. Howard, aluminium
pot: Miss Rose Blume, stockings; ii.
E. Ramsey, dish; Mrs. Margaret Fo-
ley, statue; Mrs. W. II. Cheshire,
vase; j. d. Pfeiffer, narcissus bulbs;
Mrs. George Rivas, glasses; Mrs. N.
Farrell, dish; Charles F. Blume,
candle stick: Miss Ellen Ostrye, sill
yer fork; Mrs. w. K. Noe, sugar set.
Mrs. Leavy, writing paper; Mrs.
K. M. Smith. slippers; Mrs. John F.
Murray, mems set; Mrs. s. Larchar,
candles; Mrs. Thomas Christopher,
card case; Mrs. j. +. Hines. perfume
bottles: Mrs. E. Price. glass towels:
Mrs. M. Lucitt, table mats: Mrs.
John Lawless, towel; Miss Mary
White. serving set: Mrs. Emily
Blume, baby blanket.
Pinochle-R. Solt, silver service;
Miss Muriel Miller. cigars; Mrs. MIL
Ter, bread tray: Mrs. Peter Van
SICKLE, Jr., glasses; Mrs. w. Gray,
doilies: Mrs. William Deln1ore, comb
ing jacket; Mrs. w. Cook. combiug
jacket; Mrs. Deserek, pillow cases;
Mrs. Kay. ST.. lamp; Mrs. George
B~ullwinkle, salad fork; Edward Hill
ferty, pipe: Edward ]. Mullen, towel
set; Mrs. Berry, scarf; J. Jones. dish;
Mrs. A. Kay, Jr., mayonnaise dish;
Mrs. Katherine Smith, boudoir cap;
John Donovan, pillow cases; John
Sterb, pillow cases.; Bertha Vogel.
scarf: Mrs. A. Ulbrick, socks; Curtis
Brink, silk socks; Mrs. Her
bert Eyerkuss, eyersharp pencil;
Harry Thomas, pen knife; Walter S.
Gray, shaving set; J.B. Pavese, scarf;
Mrs. Andrew Hanson. towel: Miss
Kathryn Mcnamara, sugar tongs;
Lester D, Kuhn, towels.
Euchre-Mrs. Sexton, Carteret,
lamp; Miss Mary Mcdowell, statue:
J. E. Heating, fern; Thomas Kenny,
coffee and tea set: Daniel A. Ford,
aluminium pot; Mrs. J. Fender, pill
low case; Jennie Histon, scarf ends;
Mrs. J.. Freeman. glasses; w. Day,
razor; W. e. Hughes; centerpiece.
Mrs. Frances Coughlin, spoons;
Miss Veronica Mcdowell. dish; NJ.
f. Hussey, aluminium pot: John
DAILY, baby blanket; Mrs. M. Cam
pion, centerpiece; Mrs. Eugene
Mullen, apples; Mrs. L. J. Coughlin,
cereal set; Mrs.. George r. Murray,
silk socks; Mrs. M. Quinlan, center
piece; Mrs. Margaret Currie, poly
chrome candles; Mrs. Fred O'Brien,
coffee percolator; Mrs. f. A. Hur-
ley, pickle fork; Mrs. William Ryan,
tablecloth; peanut jab, Mrs. Jack
Martin, candlesticks: Mrs. NJ. Hoy,
electrl stove; mrs. Cottrell,
aluminium set: Mrs. Vincent Costel-
10, berry spoon; Mrs. Lewis, scarf;
Mrs. Fruley, smoking stand; Mrs.
l.. Deverin, candy; Mrs. Smith,
glasses: Mrs. Sullivan, dish; Mrs.
William Grace. scarf.
Fred O'Brien's orchestra furnish
ed an excellent musical program for
the dancing. Much credit is due
Father Larkin and his committee
for the excellent manner in which
they managed the affair. The pro-
ceeds will go toward st. Mary's
high school building fund.