Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-19
Daughters of Iona Have
Most Successful EUent
Catholic Daughters
Card Party Success

One of the most successful cara
parties ever held under the direction
of the Catholic Daughters of Amer
lea took place Saturday afternoon,
in the auditorium of the knights Of
Columbus home, in High street.
There was fifty tables in play. Dain-
ty refreshments were served by the
committee in charge. Much credit is
due Mrs. John Delaney, chairman,
and her committee consisting OF Mrs.
George Mullen, Mrs. r. f. White.
Mrs. John Rodecker Mrs. John HUFF,
Sr., Mrs. William O'Hara, Mrs, J.
Seguine, Mrs. M. DeRahue, Mrs. J.
b, Paysse, Mrs. Thomas A. Chris
tapher, Mrs. Catherine CIapsadell,
Mrs John Beatty and Miss Blanche
Van Syckle, for the splendid sue
cess of the party. The committee
requests that all returns for tickets
be made as soon as possible so that
the final statement may be made,
and also wish to thank anyone who
heiped or contributed towards its
success
The pair of pillow cases donated
by Mrs. John Pavese were won by
Miss hatharine Leavy, and the cake |
was won by Mrs. Heston, of South |
players prize, a peeketbeok; !
Mrs O'Hara was awarded a pair OF |
towels. The prizes which were un-
usually attractive were awarded to |
the following in the different games:
Bridge: Mrs. r. /. Glare, pyrex
dish; Mrs. Thomas McDermott !
fountain pen; Miss Therea Hardi-
man, cut glass sandwich plate; Mss
Hazel Green, collar and cuff set;
Miss Mary Smith, vase; Miss Kath-
ryn Mullen cold meat fork; Miss
Katharine Leavy, stationery; Mrs.
Joseph Deegan, apron, and Mrs. r.
Il. Seaman, handkerchief.
PiRochle: Mrs. Hugh Gallagher,
deilies; Mrs. ]. Maloney, fountain
pen; Mrs. M. Schubert, centerpiece;
Mrs. L. Sorenson, bath mat; Mrs.
Seaman, cigars; Mrs. r. Levi, cigar
cites; Mrs A. T.. Girls, apron; Miss
Tina Schmidt, apron; Mrs. Joseph
Van Syckle, water glasses; Mrs.
Henry Slater, collar and cuff set;
Mrs. J, +. Mclaughlin, eversharp;
Mrs. Barron Levi, sVersharp; Miss
Helen Vegel, scarf, and Miss Louise
Flynn, ean7isele.
Five Hundred: Mrs. J. Ryan, COW
sr; Miss Eylyia La Brec, silk stock
Rgs; Mrs. Katharine Van SyekIe,
Miss Mary e. Stack, candy;
Mrs. Joseph Hartung, plant; Mrs.
Thomas Christopher, apron; Miss
Rose Bird, towel; Mrs. P. j. White,
apron; Miss GeneVieVe White, van
ty case: Miss Mary White, cellar
md cuff set; Mrs. John Huff, cold
neat fork; Mrs. M. Lueitt, apron;
Mrs. j. f. REILLY, handkerchiefs;
Miss Niekerson, towel; Mrs. John
-awless. jelly; Mrs. Ranges, apron;
Hiss Helen Calvin, bridge score
,ard; Mrs. Thomas Ramsay, coll :
ar and cuff set; Mrs. r. F. White, !
)ook; Mrs. j, A. Murray, apron; \
'Irs. George Riyas, fruit. II
Euchre; Mrs. J. Childs, pillow
.ases; Mrs. Nilbert, scarf; Mrs. (
frances Coughlin, scarf ends; Miss
Grace O'Brien, glasses; Miss Alice
Cladek. pillow cases; Mrs. l.. j.
1oughlin. tea set; Mrs. r. stack,
,rocheted yoke; Mrs. Charles Byrne, :
aundry bag; Mrs. Anna Smith,
owei; Mrs, r. A. Hurley, scarf;
Mrs. VI. Campion, scarf; Mrs. Me-
)onnell, writing paper; Mrs. e. Hes
on, scarf, and Mrs. j. Power, plant.
Peanut Jab: Mrs. Charles Quinn,
madeira napkins: Mrs. J. Smith.
earf, and Mrs. j. seguine, table.
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