Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-21
ROSARY SOCIETY GIVES
MANY PRETTY PRIZES

About 400 people were present at
the card party given under the di-
rection of the Rosary Society in the
new auditorium, in New Brunswick
avenue. last night. Tables were ar
ranged for bridge, five hundred,
! pinochle, euchre and the peanut jab,
for those who did not care to play
cards. Much credit is due to Mrs.
Peter Van SICKLE, ST., chairman OF
the affair and her committee for his
affair. High score was made by the
following in the different games:
Bridge-Mrs. Max Gibian, silver
CASSEROLE; Mrs. Harry Brewer, sill
yer bread tray; Miss Katherine Lea
vey, silk vest; Mrs. Lena Kriel-
sheimer. embroidered centerpiece;
+. H. Pollock, hand made sweater;
Mrs. Albert Leon. towel set; Leo f..
Donohue. towels; Miss Theresa Har-
diman. linen scarf; Mrs. Max Klein,
slippers.
Euchre-Mrs. ]. n. Kennedy.
fancy basket: Mrs. L. J.. Dalton,
aluminium set; Mrs. Eugene Mullin,
hand crocheted scarf; Miss ONeil,
apron and cap; Mrs. p. j. Burke, py-
rex dish; Miss Margaret Murray,
leather bag; Mrs. NJ. Quinlan, fancy
towel; Mrs. G.. r. Murray, silk hose;
HlTS. IhiSiidId SldShs Pdillto
Five Hundred-Thomas Patten,
silk umbrella; Mrs. C. C~lapsadell,
iced tea glasses; Miss Claire Har-
tung, handmade bag; Miss Blanche
Van SICKLE, bronze ink well: Harry
Neall, mayonnaise jar; Mrs. Thomas
Ramsay, powder box and hair re-
ceiver; Miss Anna NJ. Donovan, tea
pot; Mrs. S. Schultz, apron set; Mrs.
James Murray. coffee percolator;
James J.. Lynn, pillow cases; Miss
| Helen Calvin, cake plate, Mrs.
| James White, hand crocheted towel:
George Mullen collar set; Mrs. j. +.
Stack, basket filled with homemade
candy; Miss Theresa O'Leary. nut
set; Mrs. George c. Rivas, cigars;
Mrs. j. Richmond. silk socks; Mrs.
George Mullen, fancy pin cushion;
Mrs. John A. Delaney, grass rug;
John A. Delaney, box of candy;
| Mrs. J. Desmond. silk socks;
Mrs. E. ]. Mullen. box of candy:
Mrs. Joseph +. Murray, box of
candy; Miss Rose Bird. collar and
cuff set; Mrs. Romond, writing
paper; Mrs. Ford. fancy apron, and
Mrs. X. Smith, cream pitcher.
Pinochle-Mrs. Henry Slater. cups
and saucers; John Pavese, waste
paper basket; James j. Mullen. Slip
| pers; Harold M~ortenson. coffee per-
colator; Mrs. Oscar Wilson, apron
| set; j. A. O'Brien. picture; Miss Lo-
retta Slater. waste paper basket;
Peter Van Syckle, yellow bow set;
Mrs. w. Cook, fern; Miss Rita
Burke, pyrex covered dish; Miss
Margaret Liptak, bud vase; Mrs
Michael Seaman. collar set; Miss
Margaret Reid, fern; Joseph Curran,
flower vase; Leo Burke, towel;
Charles +. Blume, china dish; Miss
Muriel Miller cream and sugar set
William Hallahan, basket; Mrs. Pat
rick Sullivan, handkerchiefs; Mrs
K. Jago, cake; Charles j. Gregg
handkerchiefs; Mrs. r. Solt, salt
and pepper set; Mrs. Johanna Nor
ris, writing paper; Mrs. Villa m
Kerwin, cake; Joseph G~ottstein, silk
socks; Mrs. Catherine Smith. writ
ing paper; Mrs. r. Miller, nut bowl;
John Thomas, comb; John +. Reil-
ley. nut set.
Peanut Jab-Mrs. Charles Quinn,
silver casserole; Mrs. Mary Hoy,
waste paper basket; Mrs. Marguerite
Finley. towel; Mrs. Connolly. cigars:
Mrs. Howard Cottrell. pillow cases;
Mrs. Mary Lewis. c~enterpiece; Mrs
v. Costello. pepper and salt set; Mrs.
Ellen Donohue, flower vase; Mrs
Flynn, prayer book: Mrs. Smith,
towels; Mrs. Devern, towels; Mrs.
Cunningham. apron.
The door prize vas Won by Mrs
John j. Quinn, a large hand GRO
| cheted centerDiece