The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-11-05
SOCIAL AND PERsONAL.

SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
Mr. and Mrs. c. J. Collins and fam
lily, who left last spring for their for
mer home in Michigan to reside have
returned to Salt Lake to remain per-
manently.
Mrs. Charles Quigley Will entertain
Saturday at luncheon and matinee.
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Mrs. Edward McGurrin entertained
Wednesday Afternoon at luncheon al
the Alta club in honor Of Mrs. Irene
McGurrin of Michigan, the decorations
being in the Halloween idea, and other
details also The table had three
pumpkins, two filled with fruit and
the other with yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS. and the place cards We're in
pumpkins. Present besides the guest
of honor, were the Misses Margaret
! Walden, Bryan Houston Rose Evans,
! Edith GOdbe, Elsie Parsons. Winni-
fred Brice, Virginia Beatty, Frances
! McChryistal
Thursday afternoon Mrs. E. A. Wall
was hostess at a bridge tea at the
F.. Country club, the decorations being
in the autumn flowers. and about a
dozen tables played.
Mrs. W. S. Mccormick entertained
quit informally at luncheon Tuesday
at her home on Center street.
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The Bachelor Maids entertained
about fifty of their friends at typical
Halloween party Monday evening at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
Owens The same young ladies will
entertain their parents in a royal
manner Friday evening next.
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Mrs. J. A. De Bouzek entertained
her sewing club Wednesday afternoon
at her home, 25 Q street
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Herrick of
Spokane spent the past week with
Mrs. D. w. Ryan.
Mrs. w. J. Lewis entertained at five
hundred last Saturday at her home in
Mullett apartments. Prizes were won
by Mrs. NJ. Foster and Miss Josephine
Morris.
Mrs. Roy r. Huffman entertained
her card club at - Q street. Mrs. R.
H. Peale and Mrs. J. McLain won
prizes.
Mrs. William Schader has returned
to her home in Battle Creek. Mich.
after spending a month at the J. d.
Sullivan home on East First South.
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Miss Lucille Tavey and Miss Bernice
Brown of Ogden spent several days
the first of the week with Miss Flor |
ence Sullivan.
One Of the prettiest and most enjoy |
able Halloween parties of the season !
was given last evening at the hospit- |
able home of Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. Ha- |
genbarth. at go East South Temple, |
which was thrown open for twenty |
five of her little friends.
The spacious parlors were beauti- |.
fully decorated in Halloween colors,
of black and yellow. red and /
yellow. pumpkins, black cats, witches
and other decorations suitable to the
occasion.
In the drawing room were streamers
Of black and yellow festooned from
the chandeliers to the four corners of
the room, and the electric lights were
encased in pumpkins.
The color scheme was carried out in
detail, the library being in yellow and
red, with the folding doors draped in
different colors. The dining room in
red. yellow and black, with CORE
spending colors draped from the chan
1eliers and windows throughout the
-oom
The table was appropriately deco
'ated with pumpkins, with a large one
n the center Of the table filled with
he autumn fruits.
The favors were pumpkins filled
With bonbons. Yellow chrysanthe-
nuns and ferns with autumn flowers
the home into a verital fairy
and.
The principal features of the even
ng were interesting children's games.
music and recitations and dancing.
Before the little guests departed
hey were served with many surprises
n the way of unique dainties appro-
rite to the occasion.
Mrs. Hagenbarth was assisted in re-
Giving and entertaining of the little
mes by Mrs. A. KimbaI, Mrs P. S.
leogh and Miss Frances Bonnie.
1t was a party long to be remem-
erred by the children. as nothing was
eft undone that would add to the |
leasure of each little guest and they Q
eturned to their respective homes, |
ach voting Mary H. royal little en- |
ertainer. c
NEEDED ADVICE.