The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-12-02
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

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Frank Knox left for the east last
week with Mr.. Holmes of the knuts-
ford. They enjoyed dinner in Boston on
Thanksgiving day with Mr.. Knox's two
sons, who are students at Phillips An
dover academy.
Mrs. Hays Brennan entertained in
formally at Kensington on Wednes-
day of last week. The guests We're Mrs.
d. 3. Linen. Mrs. w. L. Vigus. Mrs. j..
z. Shaver Mrs. Meyers, Miss Gladys
Linen, Miss Mary Shaver
Miss Janet L. Mckay, who has been
visiting her brother, A. n. Mckay. for
several weeks, has left for her home in
Whitby, Ont.
Hamilton G. Park, for a. generation or
more an employee of the u. c. NJ. in
this city. Tuesday celebrated his
eightieth birthday and received the
congratulations Of his host Of friends.
Mrs. Kenneth c. Kerr entertained
eighteen friends at a buffet luncheon
at her home on Thursday afternoon of
last week. Lavender and pink chlys-
anthemums were effectively used for
the decorations.
Horace Dunbar left last Sunday
morning for Jeffersonville, Ind, where
his marriage to Miss May Belle Baird
win take place on Thursday evening.
Dec. Z. at o'clock at the Episcopal
church. The wedding will be large
one and will be followed by reception
at the tome of the brides parents. The
young couple viii make their future
home in this city.
Kenneth c. Kerr has returned from
a BUSINESS trip in Utah county and re-
ports plentiful supply OF turkeys
there. Shipments by tons have been
| made by express.
Miss Cosgriff has returned from Chi
cago after a pleasant visit of several
weeks with friends. Miss Elizabeth
| Cosgriff is in Denver. where she will
visit for couple of weeks.
Miss Carrie 'O'Neil of New York is
the guest of Miss Fannie Breeder for a
| couple Of days. Miss O'Neil will leave
for her home the latter part next week.
Mrs William A Wetzel and Miss
Daisy Wolfgang have returned from
| hemmerer, where they were the guests
of Mrs. P. ]. Quealy.
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Mrs Walter Fitch and her daughters
have issued cards for tea to be given
next Tuesday afternoon to meet Mrs.
c. NJ. Ahmad Of London, who is their
guest.
Miss Frances O'N1eara entertained u
number of her friends last Tuesday at
the first of a series of card parties to
meet her sister, Mrs. W. P. O'Meara, q
bride of the past summer. Eight tables
were filled with the players, the game
being 500. Prizes were won by Mrs.
Marie Gaylord and Mrs. Whitesides
O'Connor. The house was decorated
with yellow chrysanthemuns and pink
carnations were used in the dining
room.
Miss o'N1eara entertained Wednes-
day at the second in a series of card
parties in honor of her sister. Mrs. W.
P. O'Meara. Eight tables filed with
the players who enjoyed the game of
500. and prizes We're awared to Mrs. ].
n. Moore and Mrs. e. A. Wall.
AS an expression of their confidence
in the military and business-like
administration OF Acting Adjutant Cen
eral Joseph Geogheghan, the line Off
GERS of the National guard Tuesday
presented a petition TO Governor Cut
Ter asking that Colonel Geogheghan be
made adjutant general and be advanced
to the rank of brigadier general. The
advance in rank from colonel TO briga-
der general would follow Immediately
of course, the appointment as adiutant
general.
". H. Farnsworth has returned from
a three weeks trip to Southern Cali
fornia. Mrs. Farnsworth and the chill
dren viii remain at Santa Barbara
during the winter.
Colonel NJ Shaughnessy, who was
taken TO Holy Cross hospital Tuesday
afternoon, underwent an operation and
is progressing as we'll as could be ex
pected.
Mrs. B. F. Caffey will entertain Sat
urday evening for her niece, Miss
Grace Barca of Crystal River. Fla,
Mrs. j. F. Dunn will entertain on
Wednesday Afternoon next to meet Mrs.
W. P. O'Meara.
Mrs p j. Quealy of Kemmerer. Wyo.,
is IN town for short visit with friends.
1Dfee veteran employees OF the Ore-
gon Short Line, all Of whom had served
the company for more than twenty
years, were placed on the pension list
yesterday. The men are: William
Taylor: machinist, of Salt Lake; Fred
Miller. laborer. of Salt Lake. and Frank
Coolidge. g veteran engineer on the
Wood River branch. Mr.. Coolidge has
been in the employ of the company for
thirty-one years and six months; Mr..
Taylor. twenty-five years and four
months. and Mr. Miller. twenty-three
years and two months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew Cullen are at
home TO their friends al al East Fifth
South.
Patrick Ryan has returned from Chi
cago.
Popular Johnnie" Trewhela is in
the city for few days visiting reia-
tives Mr.. Trewhela has been in Butte
for the past year and is now going
10 St. Paul to accept an advanced po-
sition with the Rock Island, with
which road hs has been connected for
the past six years. He is receiving a
warm welcome from his many Salt
Lake friends. who are delighted over
his promotion.
Thanksgiving Day at Kearns ST..
AIMS Orphanage.
Thanksgiving Day was observed at