The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1901-10-19

After a sojourn Of three weeks there
they sail for Japan, China and the
Philippines, returning To this city Late
in the spring.
One Of the most charming Of recent
social events was the elaborate recep-
ton given by Mr. and MIS-. J. Z. DooIy
and Miss EIeanore Dooly last Week.
The mansion was ablaze with lights,
and as the guests approached the
strains Of music and gay chatter
sounded pleasantly to the ear The
rooms had been greatly beaUtified by
the artistic floral decUra lions, and the
whole effect was charming Palms.
smilaN, autumn leaves and flowers
were used. The parlor was done in
pink, roses and dahlias being the flow
ers. The library was especially pref
ty in yellow The dining room was in
red. The table was rarely beautiful
with red roses and dahiiaS and bows
Of red satin ribbons. The electric
globes We're shaded in each room with
cOlorei paper u n rmOuize with the
decorations Assisting in receiving We're
Mrs. Q. J. Salisbury Mrs. Z. W. Cen
ter and Mrs. 4. c. Belcher In the IL
brary Mrs Stephen II. BabcOck and
Mrs. Adams Of Denver served lemon
ade and Miss Salisbury and Miss
Geddes served punch. Mrs Thomas
Weir and Mrs. John Marshall poured
coffee, and assisting in the dining room
We're Misses Mccormick, Read HcNil-
Ian Jacobs. Sherman and Burke. The
music was furn shed by the Christen-
sen orchestra stationed in one corner
Of the library. About 300 invitations
had been issued for the event, which
was a success in every way.
Mrs. J. b. Cries has returned from
Los Angeles and is visiting her mo-
Their, Mrs. Nellie Wall Mrs Cries viii
leave shortly with her little son for
Wabash, Ind, where she VIII join Mr..
Cries.
John TrewheIa, formerly soliciting
agent for the Rock Island. has been
promoted TO be travelling freight agent.
The many friends Of M. Trewhela are
pleased over his well merited promo
ton, and all unite in wishing him good
luck in his new position.
Joseph Dederichs came in from The
mines last week to visit his family.
Henry Newell and wife have returned
from their eastern trip.
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Miss Mcmillan and Miss Leta Nc
MILAN entertained at cards last week
in honor of Mrs. Samuel Adams of Den
Yer. On Friday evening siXty-three
was the game played. The invited
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Officer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Post, Mr. and Mrs
Wilkes, Mr.. and Mrs. Hayden, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. II. Johnson, Dr.. and Mrs.
Keith, DR.. and Mrs Mack, Dr. and
Mrs. Bickford, DR.. and Mrs Worthing-
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Filler, Mr.
and Mrs. r. II. Claiming, Mr.. and Mrs
j. r. Walker. Mr.. and Mrs. MacdOn-
aid, Mr.. and Mrs. George Dern, Mr.
and Mrs. j. T. Harris. Mr. and Mrs
Trayers, DR.. and Ms White, " and
Mrs. S. G. Park, Mr.. and Mrs d. S.
Murray Mr.. and Mrs. w. Montague
Ferry, Mrs. Babcock, Mrs. McCune,
Misses Salisbury, Geddes, Jacobs, Car
ter, Lowe, Dooly, Lena Preston, Mil
Ter, Marjory Miller, Dern, Elizabeth
Dern, Burke, Park, Reynolds, Daisy
Raybould. McChrystal, Mason, Ade-
l2ide Mason, Sherman. Laura Sherman,
rSrter. Ivers. Messrs. Fred Dern.
George Lawrence, Bert Lawrence, Will
Lawrence, Cunningham, Miner, Rob
Ward Gentsch, knight, Leon
al lllui al SOIlSs Ilu dISOUSy CLOuD,
Wolff, worse, Olsen, Bramel, Mason,
Boyd, Skinner, II. Coffin, Porter, Jack
son. Witcher, Breeder, Schramm
Goodwin.
The Misses Mcmillan entertained
again on Saturday afternoon at most
delightful Kensington, their guests
being Mesdames Cosgriff, Boggs,
Joe Richards, Misses Cosgriff,
Elizabeth COsgriff, Shaw, Page. Nor
ris Claudia Morris, Myers, Skyme,
Dickert, Pauline Terhune, Cohn. Wyley
Hartley Noble, SOwles. Claire Clawson,
Cherry, Parker, Edith Parker.
Miss Geddes entertained at dinner st
the Country club on Thursday Of last
week. Her guests were Miss Burke, !
Mr.. Ward and DR.. Varian.
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Mrs. ]. L. Lawrence of Denver is the !
guest of her daughter. Mrs. r. T.
Thomas.
Mrs. George Wood and Miss Fila /
Dyer have gone east for a short visit /
Mr.. w. Lionel Roberts of England is
the guest Of Mrs Mary Judge.
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