The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1901-12-14

Mr.. Fred Luddy. During the game
punch was served by the Misses Weber,
Hansen and Douglas. The afternoon
was social and financial success, and
! the ladies who had it in charge wish to
extend their thanks to the large num-
Der of friends VINO lent their support
to the affair.
There were present: Father Murphy
of All Hallows college. and Mesdames
j. e. Dolly, Egan, w. S. Henderson,
Rea, Drake. Simkins, Wey, Luce. Sny-
der, O'Meara, A. H. Tarbet, Kerr, De
Long, Hicks, Maxon, John Harvey. j.
C. Lynch, Fred Leonard. R. Morrison,
O'Connor, Callahan, Dederich, Kopp,
Dunn, Bishop, Charles Quigley, Hey
wood, Dey, Myers, Sands, Murphy.
Butler, Solomon, Williams, Wall, Lor-
ing, S. H. Pinkerton, P. ]. Quigley, F.
D. Morgan, Cass, Albrich. Mccoy, Muir
ray, Kirk, Read, Parker, BiXby, Hickey,
Crossman, Frazer, Hoefer Hannaman,
Tyro, Collins, Lynch, Shea, Winsness.
Fox, ]. w Farrell, ]. ]. Farrell. Misses
Dolly, Fannie Dooly, Abrams, Weber.
Luce, Wey. Sarah Morgan, Edith
Parker, Kirk. Gibbon, Kelly, Collins,
Robinson, Messrs. Luddy, Kelly, Null
vey, Clernan, Brogan, Thill, Colthorp,
VIII Colthorp, Rice, Largey, Drew and
Burri.
All the guests who were present will
long remember the card party as being
one of the most enjoyable of the series
Of socials given. Mrs. Hansen and Mrs.
Bero are charming hostesses, and their
efforts to entertain the large number
present were perfectly successful
The annual ball of Salt Lake camp
No. 90, Woodmen of the World, was
given last Wednesday.
Mrs. David Keith entertained at
cards last Monday.
Mrs Smedley Smith arrived home
last Tuesday, after an absence of six
months in the east.
Mrs. T. D. Sullivan of Eureka spent
several days in the city last week.
H w Joslyn of Pocatello spent sew
eraI days here last week.
.
William A Radon of the Park City
Record was in the city last Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Gibbons left
last Tuesday for California.
Mrs. E. U. Hugunin of st. Louis re-
Gently arrived in the city to take
charge of the selling department of
the Salt Lake Floral company.
Colonel and Mrs. Pope arrived during
the past week from the east and are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. o. j. Sails
bury
W. H. Gilmer of Nevada is visiting
friends in the city.
Miss Mary McGuhay returned to her
home in Pennsylvania last Monday,
having been called back owing to the
serious illness of her uncle.
d. H. Peery, president of the mining
exchange, left for the east the past
week, to be absent several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Kilkenney of
Park City are pleasantly situated in
their new home on Second East.
Miss Catherine Gorham of Chicago
has arrived in the city to accept pO-
sition with the Salt Lake Floral COM |
pany. Miss Gorham will be a welcome |
acquisition to Catholic social circles.
E. j. Kearnes the Gunnison stock
man, is spending a few days in the ,
,itv.
Mrs. j. D. Wood will return from
Chicago next week.
Miss Stella Salisbury entertained at /
| matinee party on Wednesday after
loOn
Mr.. B. Steinman of Mercur, who has
'een very Ill at the Holy Cross hospital
5 now convalescing,
The members of the Utopia Card
hub were pleasantly entertained on
Wednesday afternoon by Mrs J. ].
)Connor at her pretty home on
Seventh East Palms, ferns and car
lations decorated the parlors and de-
icious refreshments were served.
1uchre was the game of the afternoon. /
drs. c. H. Brink and Mrs. George Reed
ut for the first prize, Mrs. Reed be-
ng the winner. The prize was
handsome urn. Mrs. Brink and Miss
iaude Parker cut for the lone hand
'rize, pretty hand painted comb and
rush tray, which was won by Mrs
Brink. The consolation prize, a pretty
ose jar was awarded to Mrs. P. s.
ieogh. The members spent most en-
oyable afternoon. Mrs. O'Conner be-
ng a charming hostess.