The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-07-29
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

A. H. Tarbet and Mrs. Tarbet left
Wednesday night for a midsummer So
journ at Long Beach, Cal. Mrs. Tarbet
will visit with Mrs. E. A. Wall. Mr..
Tarbet will visit Tonopah and Gold
field districts before returning and also
look over his California properties.
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Ronald Morrison was rendered a
surprise party" last Monday by his
young friends and a delightful evening
was much enjoyed by all.
A. T. Cosgriff, the prominent Chey-
enne, Wyo., cattleman, is at the Ken
yon.
Mrs. E. Bonnemort and Miss Fitz-
gerald left Tuesday for trip to the
coast.
John Brooks, the veteran mill man.
has returned from a trip to Warren,
Ida, which covered a period of sew
eral months duration. He went there
to take charge of the Thunder Noun
tain Gold Reef Mining company.
Manager NJ j. McGill of the New
York Bonanza Mining company came
Gown from Park City Tuesday night to
confer with local shareholders of the
company.
Miss Salisbury was guest of honor
at another pretty affair Tuesday, Miss
Katherine Judge entertaining at a
luncheon in which covers were laid for
twelve.
j. c. Sullivan came in from Eureka
Monday night to place some orders for
supplies for the properties of the Ray
mond company, where he is conducting
an energetic campaign of development
work.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. O'Meara will ar
rive in Salt Lake next week from their
extended wedding tour.
V. Vadner is seriously ill at his home
in this city
James Hegney returned last Sunday
from a trip to New York His many
friends will regret to hear that he Is i'll
with typhoid fever.
e. NJ. Neuhausen has recovered from
his recent illness.
R. A. Canning arrived from San
Francisco on Wednesday TO attend The
funeral IF his sister.
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Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Cronm are me
happy parents OF Il fine son, VINO was
born last Sunday.
Mrs. Sullivan and daughter. Miss an-
ME Sullivan, will leave in a few days
Cor Seattle.
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spending a few days in the country.
Miss Margaret Harley has returned
from delightful six months visit in
San Francisco
Miss Minerva Shaw will visit reIa-
tves in Ogden next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. McGurrin have
returned from a trip to Castillo
Springs.
Mrs. E. y. Charlton and Miss Nav
nard left on Wednesday for an extend
ed European trip.
Miss Mary Kervin and daughters viii
return in September from Europe.
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Mrs. p. S. Alexander, accompanied by
her daughter. Miss Georgia Alexander
of Pleasant Hill. Mo, is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. c. E. Porter of this
city
Miss Margaret Free, the charmingly
pretty daughter of Mr. and Mrs. j. d.
Free, won the prize at the Woodcraft
excursion at Lagoon last week for the
most popular young lady of Salt Lake
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The many friends of Mrs. D. H. Bero
will be pleased to hear that she is fast
recovering from her recent illness.
month in the canyons with a party of
young friends.
Mrs. P. S. Keogh is recovering from
her recent serious illness. which is
pleasant news for the legion of friends
of the charming little woman.
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Miss Katherine Alice Harrington will
visit relatives in Butte next month.
The lovely young girl has many
friends. who wish for her delightful
visit and well-merited rest during her
vacation.
j E. Cosgriff was the host at one of
the most delightful dinners of the sea-
son at the Country club Tuesday
evening. in honor of Miss Stella Sails
bury. Pink was the color chosen for
the table decorations and in a very
original and beautiful way was the idea
carried out. Ripe watermelons were
cut in half and studded with pink
sweet peas at the corners of the table
Down the center were folds and
punches of pink tulle. fastened with
spraye of plumosa. The place cards
were miniature boats. with the mono
gram of the guest of honor ia gold
Covers ware laid for aixteen EsolloxUinc.