The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-04-01

cards announcing the marriage of Miss
iladys Bell Ritter, granddaughter of
DR.. and Mrs. Frederick 5. Banks of
san Francisco, to Kenneth McNasser
'Donnellan Of Tonopah, New. formerly
n Salt Lake. The marriage took place
1t Sacramento, Tuesday, March p. The
bridegroom is a son of Colonel and
Mrs. John w. DOnnellan. now of Sac
rameuto but former residents of Salt
Lake.
John Noonan of Park City is visiting
friends here.
Mrs. NJ J. Conlon and son Charles
have returned from visit 10 Park
City.
Mrs. Louise Plumhof and daughter.
and two sons. Henry and William of
Salt Lake, were i'll the Park this week.
Henry Newell. who. with Mrs Newell
has been spending the winter at Los
Angeles, returned home Monday.
Mrs. David r. Gray entertained at
bridge Friday afternoon in compliment
TO Mrs. Edwin Woodcock, who leaves
next week for Chicago. Three tables
were occupied by the players. and
later a number of friends dropped in
for a cup of tea and a visit.
Mrs. J. a. Reeves and children, Mr..
and Mrs. A. Reeves and Miss Lenore
Lewis viii leave shortly for Long Beach
to remain all summer
The Woodmen Of the World and the !
Real Estate association are now max !
ing efforts to raise funds for the fight |
at Los Angeles to secure the perma- |
aent headquarters of the Woodmen for |
Salt Lake For this purpose the two |
organizations named will give ball /
at Saltair Thursday evening, April 6. |
AS this date comes in conference week |
il is expected that large attendance
viii be secured.
Miss June Bintz entertained thirty of
her girl friends in honor of Miss Nell
cullen yesterday afternoon. The game
was heart guessing. The tallies were
leart-shaped and the refreshments
were similarly designed. Prizes were
won by Miss Jean Odell and Miss Gull
en-, and special guest prize was won
oy Miss Cullen. A plate shower fol-
owed the games. each guest giving the
honor guest plate.
Joseph Dederichs has gone to Twin
Falls, Ida.
Miss Blanche Burke Of this city has
passed examinations for admission to
he nurse training course in the Pres
byterian hospital at Chicago.
Miss Nellie Cullen was guest of hon
IT Wednesday at a delightful Ken
sington given by Mrs. George Suther-
and.
Frank Judge, Ray Walker and a
number of other wealthy Salt Lake peo-
pie Will erect summer houses in the
Teton basin this spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A Quigley returned
u ednesday from a months absence in ]
he east, during which they visited
New York and Palm Beach. Fla, and
Intermediate points of interest. Mr..
luigley says that general business all ]
through the east is % per cent better I
han it was year ago, and everyone !
= looking for a prosperous year. He !
ooks for a prosperous spring in this +
'art Of the country: c
Mrs. r. p. Boyd of Paris. Ida. ac- |
by Miss Boyd. is at the !
Kenyon and viii be here for few q
lays.
Joe . BrieE was la Salt Lake We'd :
lesday from Eureka. Mr.. O'Brien was
or many years head timberman of the
Bullion Beck mine at Eureka
Mrs. McKcague. mother of John Me- .
Neague has returned to Salt Lake =
rom au extended visit to her old home \
? GarVagh, County Derry. Ireland. \
irs. McKeague had a happy time i'm h
he home Of her childhood Speaking a
+ her visit, she says that nothing APP
cared changed about the dear home
own. Even the old walks and drives h
ere the same. and at times she f,
rarcey realized that she ever left the n
and of the shamrock She spent sew n
raj weeks with her children i'm Buff a
4lu and ST. Louis on her return trip II
IRIS. Mckeague hae many friends III -
alt Lake, who are giving her a cordial II