The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-06-07
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Mr.. and Mrs James Ivers announce
the engagement of their daughter
Mary, to Mr. James T. Finlen of
Butte, Mont. The wedding, which will
be very quiet one, will take place
on the 18th of June.
The regular meeting of the Utopia
club took place Wednesday of last
week at the home of Mrs. Hamilton,
226 Tenth East street. The house was
adorned with the national colors, beau
tiful flags being used most effectively.
The prizes were carried off by Mrs.
E. A. WALL Mrs. Callahan and Mrs.
Westcott The club will hold no more.
meetings till September.
Mrs. Thomas Buzzo OF Butte. who
has been attending the biennial at Los
Angeles. is staying at the Miller for
short time before returning TO her
home.
Mrs. James H. Kirk left last week
for visit of two months in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Hawver
leave on Saturday for soda Springs,
Idaho, where they VIII spend the sum
mer.
Mrs. Walter G. Filler will leave short
ly for Manila, where she will join Mr..
Filler. '.4
Miss Egan of Boston will arrive in
the city shortly and will be the guest
of Miss Rosalie Cope.
Mrs. Charles McMahon and Mrs.
Hugh Park have returned from the
coast
Mrs. w. V. Rice has gone to Park
City, where she will spend the summer
and be glad to see her friends.
Mrs. Joseph Young has returned from
a visit 10 Wyoming.
Mrs. Conway, who has been visiting
her mother, Mrs. Perry S. Heath, left
last week for her home in Kentucky.
Miss Nellie Dooiy is in Portland, Ore,
and will return to Salt Lake in a few
weeks.
Clarence Cohn will return home the
second week in June from Terre Haute.
Ind. He will be accompanied by his
cousins. Miss Sylvia Cohn and Miss
Edna Cohn.
DIR. C. S. Baldwin, accompanied by
Mrs. Baldwin and their son. left over
the Rio Grande last week for St Louis
on d visit.
Mrs. T. 3. Beatty. who has been
spending the past few months in the
east is expected home shortly.
.
Mrs + {, T,alIx and NTrs IL I iII,,.
arranged u delightful lake party Tues
day evening. and about fifteen guests
were present.
Emanuel Kahn has returned from
six months sojourn in the east and
south. His health has very much i'm
proved. Mr.. Kahn accompanied him.
Mrs. Joseph Young of East First
South has returned home from Wyom-
ing.
Miss Bertha Bootes, Edythe Hale
and Sara Reid Park have returned
from Stanford
Miss Pope of Denver spent Monday
in Salt Lake en- route to California. and
was the guest of the Misses Sherman.
Mr.. Hoyt Sherman. Jr.. left on Sun
day night for Portland and San Fran
cisco, to be gone three weeks.
Mrs. Lamb. who has been the guest
Of Mrs. E. f. Holmes for two weeks,
has returned to Park City.
Mr. and Mrs. G. ]. Wright and Eu-
gene Wright Of Idaho Falls are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Odell.
Miss Virginia Jones, formerly of Salt
Lake, now of Pocatello. Ida. is the
guest of Miss Daisy Dalton at 252 East
Third South street.
Mrs. Curtis l. Knight and children
will arrive in Salt Lake this week from
california, where they have been the
oast four months.
DR.. and Mrs. Wotrhington. DR.. and
Mrs. Pinkertoh, Dr. and Mrs. Pfoutz.
he Misses Mason and DR.. Landenber-
ger formed )ne of the theatre parties
If the Mansfield engagement.
.
Mrs. ]. E. Bamberger entertained at
4 theatre party Thursday evening of
asst week.
Mr.. o. J. Salisbury returned Wednes-
lay from a trip to South Dakota.
Miss Grace Emery, who has been in
at school for the last three
zears, returned during the week and
viii spend the summer in Salt Lake,
Ind in the autumn will go abroad for
.wo years.
Mrs. Henry Harrison and daughter
cave for Ocean Beach, N J., next
week, to be Joined later in the season |
by Mrs. A. A. Gibson. From the resorts
10Th viii adjourn to New York City,
where the winter will be spent.
Dr. and Mrs. Pinkerton gave an ele-
5antly appointed dinner at the Alta
hub, followed by a theatre party for
The First Violin" on Saturday even
ng, for Chief Surgeon Gardner Of the
Southern Pacific, Mrs. Gardner and
Mrs Wright of San Francisco. Be-
sides the guests of honor there were
present Dr. and Mrs. Bascom, DR.. and
Mrs. Worthington, Madam Ploutz, Mrs.
J. b. Pfoutz and DR.. Landenberger..
David Keith left last week on the
overland limited train for New York
o meet his youngest daughter after the
close of school. In company with SEN
ator Kearns, Mr.. Keith and Miss Keith
will sail for Europe about the middle of
Tune. The party. including Senator
Hearns' family, will spend the summer
abroad. returning to Salt Lake early in
September.
.
Architect Hale received word last
Monday from Denver of the death of
Thomas Green Mr.. Hale's former part
Ter in Denver and for few years after
hey came to Salt Lake. The cause of
Mr.. Green's death was erysipelas and
leart failure. He is we'll rendered by
many Salt Lakers, who will grieve to
,oo,. &c l,;e loo