The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-08-02

Mrs. ]. G. Doolittle and children left
Tuesday for California. They will be
gone several months
Mr.. S. G. Murray of the Ingersoll-
Sergeant Drill company has gone to
Alaska on a business trip.
Mrs. Richard c. Halliday of Spokane
is visiting Zion, and for a few weeks
viii be the guest of Mrs. A. II. Tar
bet, at 62S First street.
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Miss Katherine Geddes was the host
ess at a charmingly appointed luncheon
for twelve given Tuesday in honor of
Miss Lockhart of Colorado Springs.
Miss Donnellan and Miss Trottie DON
nellan, entertained a party of fifteen
at the lake Tuesday evening.
Mrs. George Nape of Lincoln, who
has been the guest of Mrs. DAILY, has
returned to her home.
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Mrs. Howard S. Stowe was the host
ess at a delightful luncheon Saturday
afternoon. The table decorations were
sweet peas, a high vase forming the
centerpiece, and loose flowers strewing
the cloth. Covers were laid for ten,
the guests being Mesdames Kingdom,
Rood, Volmer Kinney, Brownlee,
Miner, Coray, and the Misses Buckbee
and Kingdom.
Miss Beatrice Beveridge celebrated
her 9Th birthday July "a by entertain
ing twenty three little friends at Lib
erty park. A delightful luncheon was
served, ans every little guest went
home voting Miss Beatrice a pleasant
hostess.
Mr.. ans Mrs. James Deitrick, who
have been visiting Niagara and the
Thousand isle region, sailed Thursday,
July "a, from Montreal for a yachting
trip along the Atlantic coast as far
south as Old Point Comfort, where they
will be the guests for a month of the
groom's mother.
Ed Parsons has returned from Ore
gon.
DR.. H. D. Niles and daughter Bessie
are visiting friends in Portland for a
few weeks.
The Misses Felicite Duguet and Min
ME Snow have gone to Brighton to
spend their vacation.
Mr.. Edward Gilbert of Chicago,
graduate of Notre Dame, accompanied
by Rev. Father Hayes of Evanston,
paid a visit to the Intermountain Cath
Ole during the week.
Certainly the most delightful Of all
the pleasant affairs given by the ever
hospitable army people was the recep-
ton to General Funston, followed by
the garrison hop, at the military post
Friday evening July %. From till
10 o'clock d stream of guests from the
city filled the large hall, and after that
hour dancing and general sociability
reigned.
The orchestra, stationed in the bal
cony, rendered the most delightful mu-
sic, and the gay dresses of the young
dancers and the full uniform of the
officers made an occasion long to be
remembered by the guests of the fort.
The large hall had been artistically
decorated. and reflected great credit on
Captain Harbeson, who was in charge
of the preparations. All sorts of mill
tary insignia, flags, penants and
guidonS were to be seen draping the
walls, while guns, sabers and even
cannon were arranged in picturesque
places. The hail and the grounds sur
rounding were hung with hundreds of
japanese lanterns, and a covered pas
sageway led to the Officers club, where
the supper was served. Here a large
canvas floor on the north1side was
covered with the refreshment tables,
and tables were arranged on the broad
verandas surrounding the club.
In the receiving party were, besides
go, I
ell, his aide, Colonel and Mrs. Bubb,
Captain and Mrs. Sturgiss and Captain
and Mrs. Barth. Assisting in entertain
ing were Mrs. Pardee, Mrs. Cronkite,
Mrs. Cocheu, Mrs. Hepburn and Miss
Bubb.
Miss Grace Emery has returned to
her home from the hospital, where she
a painful operation for an
injury to her foot She will soon be
able to walk again, however.
Mrs. Henry A. Luce returned from
Montana Monday.
Dr. and Mrs. E. w Whitney have
gone to Holiday park, at the head of
Weber where they Will spend the
month of August
Mr.. and Mrs w. E. Smedley and
have gone to Big Cottonwood
for a few weeks.
Mrs. Ash, sister of Mrs. Lindsay
Rogers, went to the coast last Satur- |
day to spend the remainder of the sum-
mer.
Mrs. N. P. Dooley went to Parowan
last Friday night, and will be gone. for
several days.
Mrs. William Igleheart and children
Will return from the east about the
middle of August.
Miss Judith Rice is home from Co
lumbia. Mo-, where she has been at
tending college.
Mrs Olive L. GAYLORD left during the
week for southern California
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Miss Ada Murphy gave a delightful |
Kensington to a number of her friends |
Friday afternoon, July 25 The color
scheme was pink and white. the flow
ers used being sweet peas. After an
hour over the thimbles a guessing
game was played. in which the first /
prize fell TO Miss Daisy Raybould. Miss
Murphy was assisted in serving re-
freshments by Mrs. W. H. Jones, Mrs.
Gaby and Mrs. Gurnsey. Miss Winni-
fred Evans served punch. Among the |
guests present were the Misses Dick
art. Leonard, Pearl Van Colt. Belle |
of Chicago, Mary Sharp.