The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-11-05

turned from visit to Michigan and
is now in Park City.
Mrs. William Burke of American
Falls is visiting her daughter, Mrs r.
, II. Charming.
Miss May Kane is visiting in Omaha.
Miss Irene Leonard was the recipi-
ent of a delightful surprise party on
Monday night. the event being planned
by number of her school froiends
with whom she is very popular
Senator. Thomas Kearns returned
from California on. Wednesday.
J. c. Lynch and ex-Mayor Thomson
returned Tuesday from Memphis,
Tenn.
Little Gladys Hegney was rendered a (.
surprise party on Friday by a number
of young friends and all had an enjoy
able time.
A. 7. Couzens Of Rock Springs. for
merly a well known wholesale grocery
man of this city. is in town on q Eusi-
ness trip. Mr.. Couzens is now the
manager At Rock Springs of the firm
of CosgIim Bros. & Couzens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry b. Windsor have
returned, and are at the Fifth East
hotel.
Mrs o. d. Brown. assisted by Miss
Helena Walsh. entertained at a chill
dren's halloween party. 1t was y nut
masked and in suitable Halloween cos |
tune, each with lighted pumpkin. An !
address of welcome to the spooks was
read and as each child's name was |
brought into he reading. If the name !
was not Immediately recognized. he or !
she had to pay forfeit which caused |
great merrimsnt. There were music |
and games, the future was told and |
fortunes limited at IN the nut. raisin |
apple. coffee. tea. water and candle |
tests. Refreshments consisted of ap- I
pies. raisins. nuts. candies popcorn
balls doughnuts and fancy cookies
we're served al $50 O'clock Those pres
emf were Hortense Young. Evelyn DON
alson. Louise Crosby. Clair Ritter. Zetha
Hammer, Lenora Smith. Marguerite
Daynes Evelyn Moyle, Helen LIeif,
Rose lesson. Katie Burns Huldarose
Brown. Heber Young. Hooper Knowl
on. Arthur Bergman Ray Bergman.
Elmer Lovelace. Adolph Birch Harry
Ialton. Back Groes beck, Ray DoneI-
son and Sidney Chalker.
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G. w. Fitzgerald of Butte Is at the
Wilson.
Mrs. ]. c. Cutler was the hostess last
wednesday at an informal afternoon
uchre party.
Mrs. S. J. Wilson and Miss Frances
wilson have moved down from Park
'ity and are now at home at So G
treet.
Edmund and Thomas Kearns. ir.. en-
about thirty of their small
rlends al delightful Halloween mar {
Monday at the Kearns home. The. I
ouse was lighted throughout with s
and HalIowe'e en- games |
ere enjoyed. followed by dancing.
Cards have been received by friends
ere announcing the marriage last
thursday of Miss George A. Vadner
F. Helm Greene of San Francisco q
If. and Mrs. Greene are now at home
: 500 Van Ness avenue. {
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BY defeating Miss Woodward. 4 m
I'd TO play. Miss Judge won the finals
the woman's handicap golf tourna-
lent at the Country club Wednesday.
TN the honor goes the trophy vase
nd the Woman's championship for this f
ear. The two rounds of play attracted
ute a large galaxy of woman
)lf enthusiasts. G
The Country club was the scene of
'veral pretty informal affairs Wednes- S
iy. There were three luncheons given
AT were all of the most charming sort.
RS. F. Z. McGuTrin entertained for t
we've. Mrs. Claiming gave a lunch
m for six. and Miss Salisbury enter
med the same number Many society S
sople were OH the links to indulge in
e various sports going on.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward McGurrin will S
turn from the east next week.
At this writing elaborate prepara- /
ons are being made for the annual \
lnquet of the Alumnae associa ton Of
. Mary,s academy, which event oc-
ms. Friday Nov. 4. n
=" - sum al u Euleh II IN III
2 city tc attend the Alumnae banquet IL
st. Mary's academy on Friday night IL
The many friends of Miss Katherine
irly viii be pleased to hear that she is
rapidly gaining her health after a =
onth's serious illness. :
ST. MARY's ACADEMY II
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