The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-03-01

Encore, "Grady's Goat"
Laughing Song" with banjo-Mr.
Flowers.
Violin solo. "Old Folks at Home
Miss Irene Hamann.
Encore, 'America"-Mrs. F. F.
O'Neill, accompanist.
Remarks by Justin S. Butler. Encore,
Mare Antony's grafton.
Quartette Kathleen Mavourneen"
Encore, The Harp That Once Through
Tara's HalI"-Fitz H. Butler. H. Car
roll, Charles Connolly, Francis But
Ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Lannigan enter
tanned d number of their friends at a
popcorn party, which was highly en-
joyed. The guests popped corn. made
popcorn balls and ended the festivities
by singing and dancing. At midnight
a fine supper was served. In the party
We're: Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Lannigan
Mr. and Mrs. Con Duggan. Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Dobell Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
~ Sommers, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Casey. Mr.. and Mrs. Con Mclaughlin,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Healey. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Kennedy. Mr.. and Mrs. Fergus
~ Istdl y. MI. anu MI -. pctllit7 WA L
ney, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Foye, Mr..
and Mrs. Jerry McElIistrum. Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Reynolds. Miss Kitty Knox
Miss Edith Sullivan, Larry Kennedy
Tim Mccarthy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Sullivan were
happily surprised by number
of Mr.. Sullivan's companions in
the mine. their wives and sweet
hearts. The crowd met with Mrs.
Hake Classy and from there proceeded
in a hilarious crowd to the Sullivan
home on East Park. The Sullivans said
afterward they thought = strike OF
some kind had been declared. Every
one carried q basket filled with good
things. which were carefully laid away
until late hour The music of seN-
aral guitars and mandoins enabled the
merry-makers to dance. which they did
with hearty good will. Between dances
they played cards and enjoyed mu-
steal selections, singing and instru-
mental Those who did not dance had
Just as good a time as those who did.
The surprises did not come empty
handed. A handsome cut glass de-
canter and dozen glasses. a cut wa
ter pitcher and a dozen glasses. sew
eral pieces of silverware and china
were presented to the greatly surprised
host and hostess.
At a late hour, very late, the good
things brought were served, and it was
well that the presents included so
many glasses. for they were needed
The guests fingered long at the tables
and with reluctance said Sood-by one
of them just in time to go on shift
In the party were: Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
i'm Sullivan
Mr.. and Mrs. Con Sullivan, Mr.. and
Mrs. Will M. Ferguson. Mr.. and Mrs
Jerry Macavoy. Mr.. and Mrs. James
White: Misses Kate Sullivan, Jennie
Trask. Jessie O'Leary, Madge Casey
Nora Macavoy. Minnie Gilroy, Mary
White. Mollie Ferguson, Ida Breed
Julia Sullivan. Lollie O'Eeary; Messrs
Dan Sullivan. Frank Sullivan. Larry
Sullivan. Harry West, Jim Mcdonnell,
Rod O'Neill. Frank O'Neill. Ed White.
Fred Mccormick. Dan Daily, George
Braden, Jerry league. Jack Gilroy.
The Butte Business college basket
ball team was defeated in an exciting
game at the Auditorium last Saturday
afternoon by the team from the Paro-
chial school by a score of Il to .. rms
game makes Saturdays victorious
as. percentage is concerned. The team
has won three games played and has
A percentage of 1000, while the Helena
team is second with the same percent
age. but it was gained in the only game
that team has played and in which 1t
was victorious.
James Brennan. aged - years, died
Friday. Feb. u. The funeral took
place Sunday at p. IN. from the resi-
dence of his uncle9 James Brennan. $40
North Montana street, proceeding to
Saint Lawrence church. where services
were held. The deceased was a mem
her of Division No. 1. A. o. H., and
that body attended the funeral.
The funeral of Lawrence Murray.
who is brother of Mayor Murray OF
walkerville. took place from the resi-
dence of his mother, lis West DAILY
street. where his death occurred Sat
urdav. The remains wAre taken to st.
Lawrence church, where services were
he'd. Interment at st. -Patricks Gem
etery.