Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-28
OFF .EUCHRE
WAS SUCCESS
TottenvilIe Council Event at
lakewood Arms Saturday
Night

TOTTENVILLE, May 2S:-More
.ehan live hundred guests from var
ious parts of the island enjoyed
the euchre and dance of TottenVille
Council No. 1875, knights of Column
bus Saturday night at lakewood
Arms. The affair was n OF n
largest and best held at the Oak
wood Arms so far this season.
Dancing began at 3 O'Clock and con-
tinued throughout the card playing.
The music for the dancing wnlch
continued until l o'clock was tur-
nished by Professor Frank Relllys
orchestra. The cards began at y o.
Clock with fifty tables playing. Eight
eames were played and more than
eighty prizes were awarded besides
those for non-players. The door
prize went to the holder of ticket
- umbe 243. Those awarded prizes
"a the games were Mrs. Murphy,
5Eutglass dish; c. E. Hooper, silver
candle sticks; Frederick Eagle,
watch: Mrs. Ramsay, napkins inc
ia BILE cloth; Mrs. w. j.. Penton, con-
sole set; Ruth Siekmann, dish; John
Murphy, dish; G.. c. Nunamann,
dish; Thomas Codd, dish; James
Henry, doiley; Hugo DeLuco, apron
Mrs. j. McGuirk, pillow; Mary cor
coran, silk shirt; Mrs. Frank Caush-
Ian. basket; William j. Dempsey
classes; f. ellis, dish; Ethel Nc
Huph. cream set; Mrs. +. Franklin,
towel: Mrs. J.. Pfaff, tea pot; Maude
M. smith, gloves; A. Malsbury, Gig
arettes; Mrs. N. C. Dolan, rug; e.
Woltman, dish; Agnes Blaine, hot
Dish set; James Walsh, cloth; MIS-
.Iaud, ham; w. j. Mead, candy;
II f. Hurley, bag flour; Mary a.
DriscolI. pyrex dish; A. 3. Reinhold'
dish: Vera Foley, ham; Maurice
Calvin, jelly spoon; Mrs. Dryes'
scarf set; James Norfls' comee;
James Capper, doiieyi E9Matu
Lang, meat fork; catherine ilope'
ham; Eugene V. Blaine, caHe, -
Nunamann, wash cloth; George
Pe,,er, tea; Mrs. b. Walsh, tea;
Gerard Sullivan, writing paper; D.
Moonev. groceries; Mrs. IL. Schnei-
der' can; Mrs. l.. Dempsey, cap; a.
Ouinlan. box; Mrs. F. Fisher, apron
thonv Deciro, pineapple; MIS-
Doherty. towel; Joseph kromish'
owder: r. Langford, gloves; Mrs.
s~faiter. apron; a. Mccarthy, dlsh'
ms Tracy, bacon; Edward Corson'
bananas. Mrs. Marshall, W,
els.-F. b. Hawkins, soap; CONRAD
yx,ess. writing paper; mrs. "aitei
{ogers, cap; Louis Corsean, tie'
airs. L. Buchan, apron; MIS- o
Mason. tea; Mrs. F. w. owen eX-
ira ct; Anne L. Rhody, tea; M. M
Christine, peaches; Frank
Jacket; Mrs. j. Moran, handker,
chief; Mrs. d. p. Boyle, towel -
Waltman, dish; E. Job, dish; f. u
Driscoll, dish; Mrs. George HoeIn
bread box; Mrs. A. Simonson, FORK;
Mrs. George Noller, powder; Jean
cite Lawlor, Jacket; Mrs; JACK
Crowley, desert set; Violet Buchan,
candy; A. A. Bruckmann, sllppers'
Mrs. A. DeCiro, lowell Mrs: NJ
Aoylan, towel; George c. Rivas,
bsh; Mrs. Arthur McCallum. towel
Mrs. E. Pagan, towel; Mrs. j. Boss
candle light; Mrs. J. p. onnoF
towel: Grace Whalen, groceries,; M
j. McCool, subscription transcript;
Mrs. Jennie Collins, percolator;
Gustave Becker, doiley; Gertrude
Fetherston, dish; Mrs. George Z.
Riyas. dish; Mrs. +. o. Driscoll,
lowell; F. j. Steele, dish; John j.
Moran, dish; Charles Murphy, tow
ell: John j. Moran, dish and Mrs
r. STYLES, dish. The committee on
arrangements includ e A g
ustus G. Marscher, chairman; Her
man Ocheli, William M. Walsh,
Thomas Butler, William S. Hayes,
John Romer, James Mcnamara
Henry Stolzenthaler, and Peter
Brown. The Catholic Daughters as
sisting we're: Miss Myrtle kress,
Mrs. John Mcdonald, Mrs. Madge
Sullivan, Mrs. Harriet Tormey,
Mrs. NJ. J.. McCool, and Mrs. Daniel
=. Rou1c