The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1901-10-05

SldereG one oil the pest nleQlcal lnStruG-
tors of her sex In the United States.
She will spend the winter at Califor-
MIA points, leaving for the coast in a
few days. She is delighted with the
city.
Miss Fitzgerald. formerly a teacher
in the public schools of this city, has
gone to Anaconda, where she will ac-
cept a position in the schools there.
; Miss Clarahan is pleasantly situated
at asa East First South street.
The announcement of the wedding
of Miss Antoinette Brown and Mr.. ].
H. Murphy Of Denver was read with
much interest by the many Salt Lake
friends of the young couple.
Mrs. D. c. Mclaughlin has gone east
for a months visit.
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Miss Salisbury entertained at dinner
last week in honor of Miss Pope of
Denver. Those present were Governor
and Mrs. Wells, Mr.. and Mrs. Chan
ming, Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Wilkes, Misses
Sherman, Laura Sherman, Cavanaugh.
Geddes, Dooly, Burke, Judge, Hank
ness, KatZ, Donnellan, MesSrs. Lear.
Ritter, Nolan Gibson, Bracken, Walcott
Thompson, George Lawrence, Ripley
and Hamilton Coffin.
One of the most charming events of
last week was the dinner party given
by Miss Elizabeth Cosgriff in honor of
Queen Mabelle and her maids of honor.
They were seated around long table
in the main dining room at the Ken
| yon. In the center of the table stood
a huge bowl of crimson roses, with
piumosa trailing over the snowy lines.
while at each guests place lay an
American Beauty rose. Queen Mabelle
occupied the seat of honor at the head
of the table; the other guests being the
Misses Celia McCready, Jacketta Nc
! Cune, Florence Scholes, Alice Needham.
] Cora Cameron, Geneva Young, Mae
! Taylor, Anna Hatch, Constance
! Thatcher. Henrietta Neff, Vidas Ec-
1 cles, Mabel Preston, Eta Caldwell,
Cora B. Corse, Laura Clark and Mary
Hayne. Later the whole party were
| driven to the Theatre, where they en-
joyed the play from the left-hand
stalls, the guests of Queen Mabelle.
| Miss Cosgriff is the representative of
the Rawlins lodge of Elks, and her
gracious act in entertaining the queen
and her maids was highly appreciated
by them.
Last Friday Miss Edna Donnellan
was the guest of honor at an elaborate |
luncheon at the Country club, given by |
Miss Porter Pretty golf souvenirs and |
pen and ink place cards with artistic |
decorations and a fine menu made the |
event an enjoyable one to all. Present !
were Misses Salisbury, Pope. Geddes.
Burke. Dooly, Kirkpatrick, Mrs. Chan
ming. Mrs. A. z. Walker. Ivers, Geddes,
Porter Mccormick Cavanaugh, Burke,
Kirkpatrick and Read.
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Mr., and Mrs. William g. Sharp enter
tanned at dinner at the Alta club last
week.
A pretty event of last week was the
luncheon given by Miss Hardness at
the Alta club in honor of Miss Pope.
Those present were: Mrs. Burns Nc
Donald. Mrs. Woodward, Mrs Chan
ming, Mrs. Bird, Mrs. Clement. Misses
Younger. Burke. Judge, Salisbury, Nc
Cornick. Cavanaugh and Mrs. William
G.. Sharp.
Miss Edna Donnellan was the hostess
of an elegantly appointed luncheon last
week. Those who were present to
share in the pleasures of the entertain.
ment were Miss Pope, the guest of
honor: Miss Salisbury Mrs Sherman,
the Misses Sehrman, Mrs. Cosgriff, the
Misses Cosgriff, Mrs. G. M. Downey,
Mrs. Claiming, Misses Porter. Geddes.
lvers, Salisbury, Mccormick Cava- !
naugh, Burke, Kirkpatrick and Read.
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Miss Pope, who has been visiting {
Miss Salisbury for the past ten days, l
to Denver last Wednesday.
Miss Bessie Skyrme of Butte is Wis
ting Miss Louise Wey.
A charming event of last week was \
he luncheon given by Miss Ivers in r
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. w, C. lamb :
and Mrs. Charles Shields of Park City.
rhe other invited guests were Mrs. S.
,. Bransford and Mr.. and Mrs. j. T.
Harris. e
most enjoyable affair of last week
vas the Dutch supper given by Mr.. and
Hrs. David Keith. Their guests were :,
dr. and Mrs. j. I. Harris. Mrs. S. E. II
8ransford, Mrs. Charles Shields and
ir. and Mrs. ". G. Lamb. :.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Harris gave box
'arty at the theatre Thursday evening :,
nd Friday evening of last week. COM -
'limentary to their guests, Mr.. and
irs. w. G. Lamb and Mrs. Charles
shields of Park City. d
MT. anu MIS-. w. v. Rlce have re- ~
urned from an extended eastern visit. -
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Mr.. and Mrs. Albert c. Allen. child r
nd nurse leave here on the 9Th and L
all from San Francisco on the 18th
or trip of several months to Homo
llu and the Orient.
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Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. 13abcock and chill d
rem returned last Monday from Santa
ruz. Mrs. Babcock and children have E,
cen there since May Is last, and were
realty benefited by the ocean air. Mr.
'abcock left here few weeks ago to
ring them home.
Richard Farrell of Park City returned I,
lst Monday from Nome, and is at the 7,
White House. He came down on the
RECON, which was delayed by a
roken propeller, and says there was NJ
considerable suffering among the pas M
engers, although the vessel reached d;
ort in safety. John Weber of this
ty came with him as far as Seattle
nd remained there. Mr. Farrell went vi
} Nome last spring, and thinks he will
ay there.
j. H. Greene of Houston. Ida. is at
lie Kenyon. He says Houston people
e delighted with having a railroad So
their doors, and will now proceed to
Ike on city airs.
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Mrs. H. H. Osgood and daughter. re
ISIS Osgood of Chicago. are guests of
RS. Charles H. Mcmahon. They are
! their way tGCalfornia to spea: the tn
inter. pl
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The Spirit OF Liberty chapter of the
aughters of the American Revelation,
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