The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1901-11-09

furnished delightful music during tn
afternoon. About one hundred ant
fifty guests were present.
Judge and Mrs A. n. Cherry an
nounce the engagement of their daugh
| ter, Bertha, to Mr.. Albert justin
Verse. The wedding will take place OF
Nov. II.
Mrs. J. F. Dunn has gone to New
York to visit friends.
The many friends of John Ryan viii
be glad to hear that he is recovering
from his serious illness.
Miss Lyde Murphy and her sister
Mrs. Kass, were hostesses at a de-
llghtful party Thursday evening OF
last week, at the home of the latter
54S South State street. The parlor and
dlnlng-room were artistically decorated
with chrysanthemums and roses
Cards and games added to the amuse-
ment of the evening, after which dainty
refreshments We're served. Hearts was
the game played, the prizes being won
by Miss Duguet and Mr.. Duguet, con-
ISOLATION prizes being won by Miss Early
and Mr.. Goldthwaite. Those present
were Misses O'Donnell, Duguet, Con-
nelly, Early and Gleason; Messrs. Du-
guet, Murray, Goldthwaite, Hoffman,
Trewhela and Morrison.
The Misses Eloise and Laura Sher-
man were the hostesses of two de-
lightful Kensingtons last week.
Emmett Moore, Ben Tibbey and Hy-
rum Bergstrom are among the new
recruits of company H of the National
guard. The company is now within
three of having its full strength.
Miss Elmo Holmes of Butte is visit
ing friends in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Bellinger of
Butte are making brief stay in the
city.
Messrs. James Burke and ]. H.
Lathrop have gone to the property of
the Ophir company at Stateline.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Heath visited
the Park City mines last week.
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E. G. O'Donnell spent a few days in
Eureka last week on mining business.
Mr.. d. Mcpherson Boyd returned
last Monday from California.
Mrs. Sol siegel entertained a few
friends informally last Tuesday in
honor of Mrs. G. H. Taggart.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew ]. Gorham
nave returned from an extended trip
to New York, Buffalo and Boston.
j E. Cosgriff, the Rawlins banker.
is visiting in the city for a few days.
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Colonel E. A. Wall spent last week
in Bingham developing mining. prop
erty..
The friends of Harry Korty are glad
to know that he is convalescing from
a serious attack of pneumonia.
Joseph j. zflligan of Golden. Colo.
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Metras last week.
A delegation of Salt Lakes popular
Young people were ogden visitors on
Saturday. They were accompanied by
,haperons, and the party included
Misses Pearl Weller, May Billings, Vir-
sinia Breeder. Gertrude Mayer, Jenny
lynn, Daisy Raybould, Mack McChrys-
al and Emmett Moore.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. V. Rice of Park
city will spend the winter in Salt
lake
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert D. Grant left
Turing the past week for a visit to
New York and Boston.
Miss Cecilia Osborne of Denver, a
ormer pupil of st. Mary's academy, is
n the city for a visit, accompanied by
Ter mother. They are at home to
heir friends at 231 West Second
south street.
j. ]. Daily returned last week from
Jew York.
James Mara of Park City spent few
avs in the city last week.
James Farrell of Park City is in
he city visiting his family.
James Hally. brother of Mrs Patrick
-ervin, returned last Thursday from
ape Nome, where he has spent the ,
asst four years.
aturned from a delightful trip to .
Miss Marie Luce of the Alumnae as
ociation of st. Mary's, entertained the
lembers at her home last week at a
elightful tea. Social conversation and
ames made the afternoon pass very
Ieasantly. A prize for the best sketch
one from memory, was awarded to
-iss Mary McFadden. A delicious and
linty repast was served the table be-
lg very beautiful with its floral dec
alton; the place cards were pretty
en- and ink sketches, the work of Miss
uce. Miss Luce was president of the
lumnae last year, and this delightful
of the members was only
lie of the many graceful courtesies
lie has ever extended to the associa-
on.
TTEnnTNG PFTTS