Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-14
Catholic Daughters Plan
Card Party-RoSary Card
Party-Lecture Tonight

There will be an important meet
ing of the ways and means commit
tee of the Catholic Daughters of
America, tonight at Z o'clock sharp,
at the knights of Columbus home, in
High street, to complete plans for
the card party, to be held Monday
night, in the knights of Columbus
home. The usual games will be
in play and beautiful prizes viii be
awarded.
Miss Ethel Lewis is general chair
man of the affair and her commit
tee follows: Misses Ella O'Neill,
Mary Beatty, Helen Calvin, Anna
Kenna, Kathryn Donovan, Florence
Slater, Catherine O'Brien, Grace
O,Brien, Ellen Ostrye, Emeline
Quadt, Agnes Sheehan, Agnes Dee
gan Helen Donahue, ANN Donovan,
Mary Smith, Agnes MCGUIRE, Marion
Ludwig, Muriel Haney. Mrs. George
Mullen, Mrs. David Pender, Mrs.
John Egan, Mrs. Charles Glassett,
Mrs. William Reed, Mrs. Richard
Stack, Mrs. William Brumberg, Mrs.
Anna Smith, Mrs. Raymond Seguine.
MRS. Anna O'Hara, Mrs. Thomas
Ford, Mrs. James Fitzgerald, Mrs.
Herbert Eyerkuss. Mrs. Henry Sla-
Ter, Mrs. John Pavese, Mrs. Kath-
crime Clapsadell, Mrs. John Murray,
Mrs. William Hoffner, Mrs. Anna
Mack, Mrs. M. Seaman, Mrs. Mary
Bracken, Mrs. II. Cottrell, Mrs.
Frank Hurley, Mrs. Richard White.
Mrs. Edward Dalton, Mrs. John
Delaney, Mrs. Peter Van SICKLE, Jr.,
Mrs. J. j. Huff, Sr., Mrs. G.. Novak,
Mrs. George Kozuko, Mrs. John Ro-
decker, Mrs. John Donovan, Mrs,
Hugh Reilly, Misses Margaret Bird,
Katherine Nolan, Catherine Dolan
Mary O'Brien, Rose Shea, Marguar-
lite Burke, Eleanor Wall, Grace NAL
lett Kathyrn Mcnamara, Catherine
] eavy, Agnes O'Brien, Agnes and
Margaret Green, Margaret Murray.
Catherine Shea, Florence Finan,
Mary Larson, Louise Flynn, Grace
sullivan and Agnes, O'Brien. Tickets
may be procured at the door. Cards
will begin at S:15 o'clock sharp.
Mrs. Hugh Gallagher was chair
mar of the regular weekly card
party, of the Rosary society, which
was held in the Lyceum, In Fayette
street, last night. The winner OF
the door prize, a cake, was Mrs.
Richard Stack.
The following prizes were awarded
IN the different games: Pinochle, Nj.
Kerwin. towel set; Mrs. r. Miller,
madeira tray cloth; Mrs. Katherine
Smith. pillow cases; Miss Florence
Slater. towels, Mrs. Solt, scarf; Ed
ward Mullen, slippers; Charles
quinn, scarf; Mrs. A. Christensen,
bpudoir cap: Mrs. Violet Labecke,
bud vase; A. Hettiger, scarf; Mrs.
William Harvey. glasses; Harry
Thomas. necktie: Mrs. Herbert Eyer
kuss. salad bowl: Miss Elizabeth
Reager, apron; Mrs. V. ReZnichak,
~crocheted yoke; Mrs. Mary Bracken,
cake plate; Mrs. A. Hansen, glasses;
Miss Josephine Desserich, apron,
Gerald Mortensen, centerpieee; Miss
Marie Mortensen, olive dish. Five
Hundred, Mrs. John Lawless, pillow
cases; Mrs. Katherine Clapsadell,
twenty-five pounds of flour; Charles
White. electric stove; Mrs. John
Beatty, towel set; Mrs. x. NJ. Smith,
h~andkerchiefs; Joseph Kerr, towels;
Mrs. George Rivas, smoking set,
Mrs. j. Il. Stack, slippers; Mrs.
Thomas Ramsey, glasses; Miss ID.
Ashton. Perfume; Mrs. Thomas Nc
Dermott, glasses; Mrs. Eugene Null
len. writing paper; Miss Mary Tim
mons. apron; Mrs. Joseph Hartung,
DIlube UtIlCllt MIS-. IllOlildS Oluf |
vase. Peanut Jab, Mrs. Jack Mar
tin. centerpiece; Mrs. Mary Lewis,
centerpiece; Mrs. Charles Quinn,
towels: Mrs. William Buckley,
towels. Mrs. p. Hefferman, towel;
Miss Mary Pagan, fowls. Euchre,
Mrs. #, Hurley, silver server; Mrs.
John Deegan, slippers; j. DAILY,
slippers; Mrs. Hugh Reilly, towel
set; Mrs. James Carr, pyreX covered
dish: Mrs. c. Schmidt, slippers;
Mrs. j. Donovan, candle sticks.
Dominoes, Mrs. William Grace, sill
yer salt and pepper shakers; Mrs.
John Pavese, linen towels. The nom
players prizes were awarded to Mrs.
Reager. collar and cuff set; Mrs. j.
Mccormick, picture: Mrs. p. Burke,
Iie server: John Bullwinkle, Jr. tow
ell set; Mrs Cosgrove, handkerchiefs;
Mrs. w. Gray, towel; Mrs. j. Ken
nedy, apron; and A. e. Lund,
glasses.