The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-08-29


of Cleveland, O, Miss Agnes Ryan of
st. Paul and Miss Edna Jacobs of Sc
attic. The young ladies' who enjoyed
this altogether charming luncheon were
the Misses Edna Jacobs, Grace McMil-
Ian, Agnes Ryan, June Bintz, Florence
| Grant Berkeley, Richards. Vera Snow,
Sadie Merrill. Alice Foote, Beatrice
O'Connor, Richardson, May OF s..
Louis, Gertrude Mayer, Lillian Mayer
Of Chicago, Vera Lane. Helen Bamber-
| ger, Mamie Sappington. Susie Sawyer,
/ Margaret Ryan, Farrell, Julia Cullen
and May Brunton.
Miss Elizabeth Clarahan is visiting
Mrs. d. S. Spencer at 155 Second street.
Mrs. Sinclair and Miss Sinclair enter
| tanned at cards twice last week. The
! Misses Bird. Miss Sayre and little
! Grace Bird assisted Mrs. Sinclair and
! Miss Sinclair on Wednesday morning,
| and Miss Bird assisted at the evening
party.
Mrs. J. NJ. Moore entertained at a de-
| lightful picnic last week at Liberty
park in honor of her niece Miss Breen
of st. Joseph. Mrs. Moore was assisted
| in entertaining her guests by Mrs.
! Breen, Mrs. NOSe and Mrs. Black.
Emmett Moore has gone to Califor-
mia TO enter Stanford.
Mademoiselie Rohrman and Miss
! Gibbs, who were engaged by Mr.. Need
ham. manager of the dry goods depart
ment of Z. c. NJ. l., while on his recent
trip to New York. as manager and
head trimmer for the millinery depart
ment, have arrived in Salt Lake.
Among the visitors at our sanctum
during the week was Godfrey Lavelle
of Oakland, Cal. formerly of Butte
Mont. Mr. Lavelle departed for home
on Tuesday.
Miss Agnes Ryan, daughter of Denis
Ryan of st. Paul and niece of Patrick
Ryan of this city, accompanied her
cousin. Margaret, to Notre Dame, Ind.
last week
A. Fred Wey of the Wilson hotel is
i'll at the Holy Cross hospital With
typhoid fever.
Mrs. W. S. Mccormick, Miss McCor-
nick and Miss Genevieve left during
the week for New York They will
sail Sept. 10 for EUROPE to We absent
several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Q. P. Arnold, jr., en-
tertained large party on Monday
with a trolley ride.
NJ. H Walker has returned from a
trip to California.
Miles Finlen of Butte is spending
few days in the city.
Edward Ryan of Corinne spent last
Monday in Salt Lake.
T. ]. Lynch and NJ. J. O'NIeara came
up from StateIine during the past
week.
The D. o. Callers Sons company has
been reorganized. and at the end of
this year will take the name of the
Clayton Music company, with n. w
Clayton, president; D. G. Calder. vice !
president; A. L. Brattain, treasurer, |
and il. Mcclellan, secretary.
Mrs. Walter Lewis of Butte is visit |
ing her mother, Mrs. S. S. Walker.
Sister NJ Geraldine. who taught for |
many years at ST. Marys academy. |
has returned to Salt Lake, receiving |
her obedience as teacher at Kearns St. |
AIMS orphanage
Mrs. w S. Mccormick. with her
daughter Genevive. left the city and |
Will go direct to Paris.
Rev. Adelhelm Odermatt professor
from Mount Angel, Ore. has been Wis
iting the city during the week He is |
the guest of Mrs. o. J. Salisbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. santchi of Castle Gate
were visitors to the city during the !
week.
Rev. D. Faber OF the archdiocese of
Oregon visited the city last week The
reverend father was Ell route to Texas
for the benefit Of mis- health The ia
vorable impression produced by the
salubrious climate Of Salt Lake in
duced Father Faber to stay and test
its merits. If he inds the Utah eli
mate congenial and beneficial, he will
spend his vacation in Zion.