The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-02-25
Ia oueen,s pauahters Entertain.

To raise funds to furnish a room
IN the Mercy sanitarium for the use
of the Queens Daughters in case of
illness. the association entertained its
friends al cards last Tuesday evening
in the WOman's Club building. The
ballroom and reception hall were en-
gagged for the evening. and after the
prizes had been awarded dancing was
INDUCED in. For weeks the Queen's
Daughters have planned their party,
and 10 the veriest detail it was car
ried out as arranged. The two large
rooms were decorated appropriate to
the occasion. ST. Valentines day. in
red hearts. Long strings Of the hearts
We're suspended across the ceiling
from corner to corner and there was
a quantity Of greenery in evidence,
About 23O persons PLAYED cards, the
players being divided among the vari-
Gus sections, each section in charge of
one Of the young women whose duty
it Was 30 see that the tables were
filled.
Progressive euchre was the game
played and promptly al il o'clock the
prize winners were called forth. The
prizes were all handsome articles do
mated by the girls. They We're a fea-
ture of the party which attracted wide
attention. The prize winners were
Mrs. James J. BoWn. Miss Cora Nc
Cabe Miss Josephine Woebber. Miss
Edith Mullen. Mrs. Julius Aichele, DIT.
Edward Delehanty. DR.. Jordan, Mr..
Mcdonald. Mr. Purcell and Mr.. Hesse.
An orchestra furnished the music.
and dancing late in ine evening made
the occasion delightful for everyone.
The proceeds of the entertainment
viii go toward furnishing the new
room at the Mercy sanitorium which
viii be used exclusively by the Queens
Daughters.
Among the prominent people present
We're Mr.. and Mrs. William Sayre. Mrs.
James j. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. John
y. Flynn. Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Fin
nerty. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Savage,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Allan Smith. Mr..
and Mrs. John X. Mullen. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Dunn. Captain and Mrs VII
liam II. Andrew. Mrs. Patrick Null
rooney and daughter Miss Sadie Miss
katherine Fisher Miss Josephine SheV-
ME. Miss George Shevnin. Miss Jen-
ME Fisher Miss GeneroSe White Miss
Halle CarpeT. Miss Nellie Fmnerty'
Miss Mary Sullivan, Miss Nora Brophy.
Miss Adelaide Brophy. Miss Eugenia
Allen. Miss Julia Allen Miss Margaret
McGin. Miss Margaret Schlacks. Miss
Josephine Woebber. Miss Clara Woeo-
Der. Miss Isabel Jacobs. Miss Anna
Jacobs. Miss Hilda Gottesleben, Miss
May Mullen. Miss Edith Mullen. Miss
Inez Brown. Miss Angela Gilmore,
Miss Cora McCabe, Miss Essie Nc
Cabe, Miss Maggie MalOney. Miss May
Egan, Miss Louise Weick. Miss Ida
Weick. and many others.
The Queens Daughters met on Sat
urday to report on the card party
and it was found that financially 1t
had been a success even beyond the
most sanguine expectations. Almost
every ticket issued was sold and the
returns were ample for the furnish
ing of the room. It Was decided to
abandon the =plaH of meeting in the
hall of the Immaculate Conception
school as the gatherings have been
small and unenthusiastic- In future
The old ARRANGEMENT of meeting in the |
homes of the patronesses will be fol- !
lowed. The girls will sew every al |
ternate meeting for the poor.