The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-04-13
LEADvILLE, COLO.

Father Whelon of Buena Vista was
in the city for a few days last Week.
Charles Healey leaves soon for Mil
Iers. New. where he has accepted a po-
sition as electrician.
Miss Charlotte McEwing and Miss
Anna Joyce entertained the 5. $. Z.
club at a dance Saturday afternoon
last. Those present We're: George
Christian, Willie Young, Willie Green,
| Harold Stilwell, Arthur Schayer, wal
ter Moran, Douglass Platt, Reper
| Grand, Edgar Grove and the Misses
Sweeney. Bohn, Moran, Kelly, O Ma
| honey, Slavin. Grove, Joyce, Flaks,
Hartwiz and McEwing.
A number of the friends of Charlie
Healey rendered him surprise party
on Friday evening of last week prior
to his departure for Millers, New. Mu-
sic and games were the features OF the
evening, and at a late hour most de-
licious lunch was served. Those pres
ent were Misses Ollie Miller, Marie and
Marguerite Dorsey, Bertha Schayer,
Helen Lattimer, Annie Wallasen, Ha-
zel Burkhardt. Susie Warlick, Muriel
Dixon, Margaret Harrington Evelyn
Whitney, Elizabeth Blasenich. Annie
Moynahan, Hazel Barrett, Hazel Bean,
Edith Tyndale, Ethel Persian, Madge
Snyder. Mary Crawford and Messrs.
Ralph and julius Schayer, Roy Sny-
der Derwood Finnegan, Joe Dale, Paul
Bringmann Beecher RaWlins, Harry
Noble, Harold Robinson, Grove Grif-
fifth, Will Burkhart and Erwin Attkin,
James Corbett. Earl McKeen, Helen
Healy, Mr. and Mrs. j. BuffehT John
Healy, Martin HeaIy, George Healy
and Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Healy.
The Commercial club of St. Mary's
school gave a dance and reception in
the knights of Columbus hall Monday
evening OF last week, which was at
tended by more than 100 couples. The
dancing was conducted on the main
floor of the hall, when simple decora-
ttons in the school colors lent an air
of elegance 70 the surroundings. An
eight-piece orchestra furnished music
for the occasion. On the second floor
two long tables were spread and filed
with good things to eat. The school
colors We're also displayed here as in
the dance hall. Members of the club
acted as mattresses. The festivities
continued until midnight, the affair
being voted one of the pleasantest of
the season by al! who were present.
The following officiated: Arrange
ments, J. ] Moynahan, P. ]. Mccarthy,
Walsh and Dunno Dosey. Floor. P ].
Harrington, James Kelly, J. NJ. Walsh,
Austin O'Malley. Edward Kelly and
John Dillon. Reception. Mrs. s. j.
Garfield, Mrs. NJ. Bohen, Mrs. NJ. Klat-
tenhoff, Mrs. ]. A. Jeannotte, Mrs. J. ].
Sheridan, Mrs. w Morrell, Mrs. J. Bo-
hen and Mrs. NJ Boland.
An Easter Monday ball was given
last Monday evening by division No.
Of the Ancient Order of Hibernians.
The dancing program included twenty
four numbers. Music was provided by
an eXcelltn orchestra. More than 200
persons partook of the evenings enter
tainment. The affair was in charge of
the following committees: Arrange
ments, William MCGEE, Hugh Lunny,
P. F. Martin, Bart Lane, T. ]. O'Neill
and J. ]. Murphy. Reception Mike
James German. Pat Nc
S. ]. Reddy. Daniel lyman and
D. ]. Pryor. Floor, John Owens James
P. Egan, ]. j. Donaher, Pat Mccarthy,
D. L. Egan, D. j. Allen, J. J. Mitchell
and Henry Murray.
The D. D D. girls gave one of their
delightful spreads" at the home of
Miss Sophronie Pearcy last evening.
Music and encircling chair for a pin
furnished the amusement for the even
ing. At Il o'clock the spread was
laid and all partook Of delicious re-
freshments. Those present were Marie
Dorsey, Madge Snyder. Marguerite
Dorsey, Bertha Schayer, MurieI Dixon,
Helen Lattimer Alice Joyce, Ollie Mil
Ter and Mary Crawford