The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-09-03

man OF 81. LOUIS, VINO - very Wei
known in Salt Lake.
Miss Helen Hahn is home from a
pleasant three weeks visit at Mont
pelier and Bear Lake, Ida,
A party of young people took trip
to the lake Monday evening, the num-
Der including Miss Salisbury, Miss
Laura sherman, Miss Miller, Miss
Helen Gillespie, Margie Miller, James
and Walker Salisbury. Harold and
Maurice Pitzman and Gerda Newman.
Mrs. Warwick Winston of Shanghai,
who has spent the summer with her
mother, Mrs. Kirkpatrick in San Fran
cisco, arrived in the city "Wednesday
TO be the guest for time of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Marshall. The Misses Mar
shall accompanied Mrs. Winston here.
A. Fred Wey, proprietor of the VIII
son hotel, left Tuesday for st. Louis
and Chicago. He will return in about
two weeks,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles 5. Vadner and
family left Tuesday evening for Battle
Mountain, to be gone some months.
They may go on into California to
spend the entire winter.
Mrs. John Cain entertained a few
friends at an informal affair Wednes-
day afternoon.
Miss Bessie Skyrme of Butte, who
has visited the city frequently and who
is well known here, will be married
Sept. to Lieutenant William Butch
er. who is just out of West Point, and
they will afterWard be stationed at
Monterey.
Miss Marguerite Driscoll and Miss
Pearl Butler, who have been the
guests of Miss Caroline Holmes for
some time. left yesterday for their
homes in Denver.
P. ]. Donahue has returned from
California.
No matter who shall be elected gov
ernor of Utah, we will not have win
some bride as the first lady of the
state, and certainly could have no more
gracious and charming woman than
she who has presided over the guber-
material mansion for the past three
years. So says the society editor of
the Tribune. And SO says Aunt
Busy"
Miss Nellie Powers of Spokane is in
the city on her way home from the
fair and will be the guest of a few
days of her sister, Miss Eta Powers,
at 326 Third East street,
Mrs. Patrick Murray of Evanston
and two daughters, Mollie and Stella,
are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. j. H.
Cragin.
Mrs. Theresa Werner entertained a
lake party last week in honor of her
sister, Mrs. Michael Shaughnessy.
Miss Katherine Judge, who is now in |
San Francisco, is expected home in a |
few weeks.
Mns. Mary Judge came in from the |
Judge country place last Friday and |
spent the day in TIE city. Mrs. Will |
liam O'Brien and children are still on |
the farm and will remain for some
time longer.
Miss Georgia Alexander is visiting
with Miss Margaret Ryan.
Mrs. S Horne announces the en-
ga gement of her daughter, Leone, to
Mr.. Ambry NOVEL;, the marriage to
take place Sept. Z.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter G. Filler have |
departed for Portland and San Fran
cisco. to be gone indefinitely, and Mr..
Schramm will leave for an extended |
eastern trip in day or two.
-
The announcement of the engage
nent Of Miss Isabel Monahan. daugh- /
Ter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Monahan, |
% Lieutenant William P. Platt means
another interesting marriage in Sep
-ember. The wedding will probably be
/ military affair.
The elaborate supper given by Mr.. |
and Mrs. Simon Bamberger at the |
Lagoon on Thursday evening of last |
week, and presided over by their Win
some daughter Helen, was one of the |
inest affairs ever arranged at the
beautiful spot. About fifty guests en-
oyed the charming hospitality of Mr..
and Mrs. Bamberger, returning to the
,ity at midnight, after enjoying most
delightful evening.
Miss Mccormick entertained at din
Ter at the Country club last Friday
evening for about a dozen friends.
The wedding of Louise Grace Emery
md Wallace Milford Bransford will
AXE place at the home of the bride,
he Amelia Palace, on the morning Of
Sept g. No one but the immediate
,elatives will be present to witness the
CEREMONY. which will be performed by
Dean Eddie. The affair will be marked
1y quiet simplicity, and after the cere-
nony and the wedding breakfast, which
s to follow, the couple will leave for
he east on the noon train.
Colonel and Mrs. Holmes will not
cave for the east until the first of
October, but they intend to make
Kings very pleasant before their de-
oarture. Miss Henrietta Holmes. a
laughter of Marshall Holmes of Chi
ago, who is a cousin of the coloneTs,
will arrive here in time for the Emery
8ransford wedding. and will remain
Is the guest of Colonel and Mrs.
Holmes until the latter part of the
month. Miss Holmes is said to be
'oung and pretty and great belle.
Miss Mary Smedley, one of the most
'harming and popular members of the
cry young society set. leaves Sept. 10
or Washington to enter the Academy
# the Visitation at Georgetown. Miss
'medley's sister. Mrs. William II. Cur
in of st. Joseph, is graduate of tine
academy, and Miss Smedley expects to
the full course there.
Miss Alice Farrell Of this city is now
njoying a delightful visit with friends
II Baltimore.
Mrs. Jackson McChrystal and family
no Mrs Phil P. Clark of Eureka have
eturned home from n four months
rip TO California.
Are You Going to the FairP
If you intend going to the Louisiana