The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-11-02
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

The members of the Alumnae of ST
Mary's academy will have the annual
meeting and banquet this Saturday
afternoon.
Thomas F. Cronin will leave shortly
for Ely, New.
Mrs, J. B, Cosgriff gave a luncheon
Wednesday~for Miss Mary Kervin, who
is here from Reno visiting.
Mrs Frank Gustin and her children
are back after spending several weeks
with Mrs. Gustin's parents In Ne
braska.
Captain and Mrs. Theodore a. Bald
win, who have been guests of Mrs.
Mary Judge for the past few weeks,
left on Friday for the coast, and will
sail from San Francisco Nov. for the
Philippines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Mccormick enter
taained party of friends at the Or
pheum Monday evening, their guests
being Captain and Mrs. Theodore 4,
Baldwin, Miss Katherine Judge, Mrs.
a. V. Callaghan and James Salisbury.
Mrs. Arthur H. S. Bird entertained on
Thursday at luncheon for Miss Lucille
Mccormick of San Francisco, who is
a guest at the Mccormick home.
Favorable reports of the condition OF
Michael Boyle were sent out from the
Holy Cross hospital at a late hour
Tuesday night. He has typhoid fever.
Mrs. T. H. Brennan and two children
have gone east to spend the wiuter,
Before returning she will visit Denver,
Chicago, Boston and Canada. Mrs.
Brennan's many friends wish her a
most enjoyable trip
Mrs. Z. w McCaskey, who has spent
the summer months with her husband,
Captain NJ. McCaskey, at Fort Doug
las, left Tuesday for New Ark, Del, the
family residence.
Mrs Frank Knox entertained at
large bridge party at her home Thurs
day afternoon.
Mrs. Margaret Plat White gave q
sewing party Wednesday afternoon for
the benefit of the boys of the Newhouse
Betterment club. About 100 were ores
ent. The Juvenile band played out on
the lawn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fisher have re-
turned from their wedding trip lin the
northwest. and will be at home to their
friends at III West First North.
Mrs. NJ. E. Charlton, WHO has spent
The past few weeks in the east, has re-
turned. Mrs. Charlton spent her time
IN New York purchasing exquisite ap-
oarel for Salt Lakes fashionable wo-
men.
Mrs. John Durkin of Park City has
come to Salt Lake to reside.
Roy Byrne, the popular travelling
nan, spent last week In Park City.
Miss Agnes Harrington spent last
week in Salt Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hagenbarth will
eturn shortly from Chicago.
George Quinn. the Park City bust
less man, spent last week in Salt Lake
John F. Tobin. the Woodworking
zach of All Hallows football team, is
busy man these days. Mr.. Tobin is
ne of Salt Lakes most prominent
Dung lawyers, but still finds time to |
axe much interest in athletic sports.
Mrs. Butcher, wife of Lieutenant
Butcher of the United States army. |
viii arrive in Salt Lake next week. |
Lieutenant and Mrs. Butcher will be |
at Fort Douglas. Mrs. Butch |
T was formerly Miss Bessie Skyrme |
f Montana. She was educated at st. |
Iary's academy in this city, and has
lany friends TO welcome her return to |
alt Lake.
The many friends of Mrs. Richard |
-eenan of Kemmerer will be pleased to |
ear that she is fast recovering from |
er recent illness in an Omaha hospital. |
lrs. Keenan, was formerly Miss Lulu |
lester. a talented musician and grad |
ate of st. Mary's academy of this
ity.
Miss May Kervin of Reno is the
uest Of Mrs. j. B. Cosgriff
Mrs. Bert Cramer and her mother.
IRIS. James Henderson, were in from
histle last Thursday to visit Mr..
ramer, who is still at the Holy Cross
ospital
Miss Alice Fisher has returned from
n extended visit to Colorado.
Mrs. McKeague. mother of popular
Dhn McKeague. is visiting her daugh
r. Mrs Timothy Hartnett, at Sutton.
eb.
Mrs. Thomas Kearns and the chill
rem visited friends in Park City last
eek
William McKeague of the Rio
rande at Soldiers Summit is visiting
IS brother, John McKeague, for a few
avs.
Mrs. Fred Wilson is still visiting in
ortland