Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-04
Many Prizes Are Awarded at
BIGGEST Social Function
of the Season

The card party, held under the d.
rection of the Rosary Society, IN the
new lyeeum Saturday Afternoon was
most successful. The usual card
games were in play. Mrs. James
keenan,, was awarded the door prize,
a cake; Mrs. Victor Peterson, was
awarded the basket Of fruit; Miss
Tina Smith, hand made scarf; PeteE'
Howitz. ton OF coal and Mrs. E.
Golden, of 1873 Madison avenue. the
fruit cake. The following prizes
were awarded in the different
games:
Bridge: Miss Mary Smith hand
made scarf; Miss NJ. Green, cheese
and cracker dish; Mrs. Arthur +.
Stanton, stoplight; Mrs. W. Guy
Weaver. linen towel; Mss Rose Nc
Cormick. tire gauge, Mrs. Frank
Mccormick, night glass; Z. ". Pol
lock. beads. Mrs. Albert Waters,
mayonnaise dish and Mrs Charles
W. NauIty, fancy bag.
Euchre: Mrs. j. DAILY. luncheon
cloth; Miss Marian O'BrIen, serving
tray: Mrs. Richard Stack, half dozen
silver tea spoons: Mrs, James Carr
towel: Miss Margaret Murray, linen
towel; Mrs. John Hurley, pillow
cases; Mrs, ]. Garfield. apron; Miss
Mary Walsh, silk handkerChiefs.
Peanut Jab: Mrs. William Buck
lev. fancy basket; Mrs. Charles
Quinn, casserole; Mrs. James Smith.
handkerchiefs; Mrs. Mary Lewis,
luncheon cloth.
Five Hundred, Eugene J. Mullen,
oIuny lace doilies; Mrs. George +.
Reynolds, centerpiece; Miss Florence
Otterbine. water set. Mrs. James A.
Murray, fountain pen; Mrs. r. Pow
ers, lace centerpiece; Mrs. William
HoffneT, writing paper; Joseph Kerr,
handkerchiefs; Miss Rose Bird, CEN
terpiece; Miss Mary White, silk hose;
Miss Genevieve White, glasses; Mrs.
K. NJ. Smith, pie server; Miss Anna
Kenna. glasses: Mrs. W J. Leayy,
glasses: Miss Mary Z. Stack. silk
hose; Miss Mary Otterbine, towel,
Mrs. E. J.. Mullen. silk hose: Miss
Catherine Clapsadell, creamer and
sugar: Miss Teresa O'Leary, card
case: Miss Sylvia La Brec, center
piece and doilies; Mrs. John Lawless,
towel; Mrs. J.. T. Stack. silk hose;
Mrs. P. S. Howard, apron; Mrs.
Thomas Ford. towel: Miss Niekerson,
olive fork; Mrs. John A. Delaney,
candy: Mrs. J. H. Stillwell. towels,
Miss Margaret Toolan, mirror; Mrs.
F. Reilly. cooking utensil; Mrs.
z. w. Pollock. olive dish. Mrs. A.
Glassett, glass towel; Mrs. John
Huff, scarf; Mrs. William Hoy, plant :
and Miss Josephine Mcguire, writing
paper. :,
Pinochie: Mrs. w. J. Ma1oney, ma
1eira scarf; Mrs. Edward ~SUenson,
pocket book: Mrs. w. Cook,
half dozen cups and saucers; Mrs.
Shrist Olsen, cut glass bud vase;
Mrs. Barron Levy. cheese and crack
sr plate; Alice J. Dolan, flower bas-
zet: Mrs. r. c. Miller, mixing bowls; E.
Mrs. A. Kay, silk hose. Mrs. Victor
Peterson, pyrex dish; Mrs. II. Lund.
hose; Mrs. T. E. Ramsey, cold
meat fork; William Delmore. cake
Miss Marie Mortenson, collar and
cuff set; Mrs. A. Christensen, pyrex
dish; Miss Lauretta Slater, bud vase;
Mrs. George RiYas. eyersharp pen
ell; Mrs DesSerich. pillow cases;
Miss Kathryn MacNamara, amber
earrings: Miss Tina Smith, writing
PAPER; Mrs. Peter Van Syekle. IT,,
ard table cover; Gerald Mortensen, ,
ilk hose; Mrs. H. Seaman. glass !
fish; Mrs. William kerWin. towels.
frs. Jack Redwood, luncheon
10th; Mrs. NJ. P. Shubert, collar and
uff set; Mrs. A. Hansen, scarf; Miss .
Iuriel Miller, glass bowl; Mrs. jan 7
erup, boudoir cap and Miss Eliza !,
eth Wood, writing paper. :
The non players prizes were .
as follows: Mrs. James -
,'Brien, aluminium rooster; Mrs. u
ames Keenan,, hand made towel; :
drs. J. Bauman, fancy apron: Miss a
Elizabeth Mullen. pillow cases: Miss +
Elizabeth Cottrell hand made towel; p
frs. John Rodecker, gold pencil;
irs. John Pavese, pyrex pie plate: {
Hiss Margaret Farroat, necklace; I
drs. Witt. towels and Mrs. J.. j.. |
flaherty, linen guest towel.
Much credit is due Mrs. John
durray, chairman and her commit Z
ee for the splendid manner in which F
hay managed the affair. +