The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-10-13
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

! SUGiAL ANU fEHSUNHLs
Mrs. w w. Macintosh entertained
a few of her friends last Saturday aft
! ternoon at a Kensington at her home
! 100 West North Temple street Those
who enjoyed the afternoon with her
were Mrs. Frank Swenson, Mrs.
Charles Kraft, Mrs. Briant S. Young,
| Mrs. J. A. Sanborne, Mrs. Lawrence
Young, Mrs S. H. Lynch, Mrs. A. c.
Young. Mrs. Hal Moore, Mrs. Mary ].
Young, Mrs. Kate Y Hall, Mrs. Dora
Hagen and Mrs. Ruth Y. Healy.
Mrs. Louis B. Mccormick entertained
dozen of her friends last Saturday
at a luncheon, followed by bridge, at
! the Country club, in honor of Mrs. W.
G. Sharp. The lucheon was served at
the large round table. which was deco
rated with quantities of dahlias and
cosmos in the autumn colors. Follow
| ing the luncheon three tables were
filled with the bridge players, and
prizes were awarded to Mrs Louis
Wymond of Louisville. Mrs. Arthur II.
S. Bird and Mrs. Theodore A. Bald
| win.
Mrs w. C. Lambert has just re-
turned after a pleasant visit with her
husband, who has charge of the divi-
! sion SllODS DIT MOltlDellCI. lud- NIL
! Lambert was formerly general fore
man of the Rio Grande shops at Salt
Lake, but resigned and is now work
ing for the Oregon Short Line road.
Mrs Joseph Siegel is here for a part
of the winter, and is at home at the
| Knutsford.
Miss Eliza Curtis leaves Friday of
this week for New York. where she
will continue her art studies.
F. H. Plaisted, assistant general
freight agent of the Oregon Short Line,
has gone to Kansas City to attend the
sessions of the Trans-Missouri freight
bureau, which meets there Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph H. May have
returned from their wedding trip and
are at home TO their friends at 2O2
Eighth East street
Friends of Mrs. Ray Walker will be
sorry to learn that she underwent an
operation for appendicitis last week at
the Holy Cross hospital, and will be
glad to learn that she is doing nicely.
Charles S. Mcdonald entertained at
a dinner last Saturday evening at the
University club in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs David S. Murray, who leave dur
ing the week for Los Angeles. The ia
BILE was decorated entirely in pink,
great bowls of sweet peas and individ-
ual punches of the same being used.
The guests. besides Mr.. and Mrs. Muir
ray, were Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H. Kriebel
and Mrs Sheldon L. Butler.
w. ]. Hallorans office reports the
sale of a house and lot at 342 South
Third East street by o. T. Sampson to
Mrs. c. E. Kennedy, the consideration
!, being $4,000.
Kenneth c. Kerr of the Salt Lake
Route, who has been booming his road
at the Pixies Peak centennial, has re-
turned home.
Miss Mary Halloran has gone east
to enter school for the winter.
Miss Kathryn Madison left Friday
evening for Dawson. n. NJ, where she
will be connected with the new hos
pital at that place.
Arthur Pratt. warden of the state
prison. and Mrs. Pratt have returned
from trip to the east.
Mrs. John E. WoodGzS-=a- and-her-
mother, MIS-. Mary Judge, are in Colo
RADIO Springs, where they went to wit 4.
ness the polo tournament.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kehoe entertained
j during the week. Mrs. Edward McGarry
and Miss Florence Bur ~ n = - Z ~
, Wyo.
Claude w. Freed will build fine
! bungalow on First street. near n
street. 1t will be 51x65 feet and one
story high, with a twelve-foot porch.
The building will be unique and con-
venient in its interior construction, and
will cost about $4,000.
Miss Marie Dermitt, who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George Jay Gin
son. left Monday for her home in Phil
adelphia.
DIR. A. S. Condor of Ogden was a Wis
/ itor in Salt Lake Monday.
Mrs. Henry Folk of New Orleans, al
old schoolmate of Mrs. William H
= Bintz. is visiting Mrs. Bintz at mel
home. She will be here about tive
= weeks
g Mrs. William Edwards returned
l. Wednesday from Rawlins Wyo.
/, where she has been a guest of he
a daughter, Mrs. w. w. Daley.
a Mrs. Theodore A. Baldwin. who ha
Q spent the past few weeks here, vii
y leave on Monday for her home in For
- Leavenworth
= Mrs. Mary Judge will be home thi
evening from Colorado Springs, wher
she has spent the past few weeks.
Dean Monahan is down from st. An
I, thony, Ida. to visit his mother, Mrs
' w. H. Monahan.
: Mrs r. S. Joyce of ogden and he
,e daughter, Frances, are in town for
l. stay of few days.
lie Mrs D. w. Mcqueen has gone t
y Springfield. O.. where she will visit rel
d atives and then go on to New York.
+ Mrs. Arthur Truelson of Brigham
20 e, CITY is in town visiting her sister, Mrs
- T. c. Crawford.
e. Miss Laura Crawford sails Oct. 20 o
II the Caledonia for visit with friends
l. Glasgow.
Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Kelly c
Chicago are guests of Mr.. and Mr.
William Igleheart at 957 First street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brigham Cannon re
?! turned Saturday from Chicago, wher
ne they have been on a brief visit.
~ Mrs. Henry Siegel and son, Harold
>" leave the latter part of the month
- attend the wedding of Miss Henriett
~ Lazarus and William Baker at S
/ Louis.
Colonel E. A. Wall has gone to Wasl
ington. where he will place his daugf
ter. Alice, in National Park seminary.
Samuel Newhouse has returned
Salt Lake after an extended visit
1 u7,,ro,,e and the eastern states Mr.