The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-04-20
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

| j. H. Murray, vice president of the
National Bank of the Republic, is in
Zion, guest at the KnutsfOrd. Mr.
Murray will remain i'm Salt Lake City
for a short time and then go east foI
an extended trip
Mr.. and Mrs Ray Walker returned
Monday from Oakland.
Mrs. W. D. Buck. of Park City, is the
guest of Mrs. Mary Bero.
Miss Mary Noble and father, W. P.
Noble, are back from California.
The Salt Lake Security Trust COM
pany has decided to increase the cost of
the new apartment house, which it will
erect on Second East. between Second
and Third South streets, from $125,00
to $15O,0OO.
Among the visitors to Zion Wednes-
day were Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Hays,
who are i'm from Blackfoot, Ida, and
are guests at the Kenyon. Mrs Hays
is shopping, while Mr.. Hays has sew
eral important business deals on hand.
On next Monday afternoon the local
! lodge of Elks will run a special train
to Park City. to attend the annual ben
/ eft performance of the Park City
| lodge. The show will be the same as
| the performance recently given at the
Salt Lake theatre by the local lodge
ard several of the Salt Lake Elks Will
be featured i'm th3 Perll City perform
ance.
Mr.. and Mrs. A Fred Wey and
daughter, Miss Louise Wey, are in
! their new home on Brigham street.
Mrs. Walter G. Filler was hostess
yesterday afternoon in honor of Miss
Wynn and Miss Black Mrs. Louise
Mccormick and Mrs. Frank Judge as
sisted.
J. p. Cosgriff. the banker. has pur-
chased four lots in Deskys addition for
$4,000. James Hughes was the seller.
Cosgriff purchased the lots as an in
vestment.
Mrs. Gibson. who has been a guest
at the home Of her son. George jay
Gibson, on Military avenue. for some
weeks, left for her home in Chicago
Monday
Z. J. Healy. general agent of the
freight department of the Great North
ern at Butte. has almost completely
recovered from a recent attack of pneu-
monia- Mr.. Healy has been in Salt
Lake during his illness and ascribes
his recovery largely to the Utah eli
mate
John z. Dooly received a wireless
telegram from his daughters. the
Misses Margaret and Ethel, who are
on the steamer Baltic. on their way to
England. The message was received
at Siasconset. which is on the eastern
part of Nantucket sland.
The program 70, the Actors society
annual benefit published in New York
has a clever full page illustration by
Eliza Curtis. a Salt Lake girl whose
talents have won her much praise in
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Miss Curtis is best remembered here |
for her SLATE" valentines which have |
been among the most popular children's |
valentines ever published. Much of her !
work has been published in the Herald. |
The real estate dealers are planning
a big booster" day celebration for the |
city some time in July. and a commit |
tee consisting of Thomas Marnane, w |
G. futile and Q. F. Peterson was ap-
pointed to tage charge of the arrange !
ments.
P. H. Cannon. a prominent business I
man of Cherry Creek Nevada, has pur- /
chased a home in this city, which he |
and his family. will soon occupy. Mr. |
Cannon. who has been successful in all |
enterprises, will be a welcome and de- |
sirable acquisition to the community
Mrs. Brereton and her daughter. Mrs. /
residing in Pocatello, Ida, returned to |
her home, after spending a very pleas
ant time with DR.. Brereton, IA Belle |
view place, of this city.
Mrs. Joel Priest and children left
Saturday night for Terminal island TO
spend part of the summer
Mrs. D. r. Gray entertained in honor
of Mrs. z. J. Chambers on Friday with |
a matinee party at the Orpheum. The
guests of the afternoon were Mrs
David Keith. Mrs. w. P. Kiser. Mrs.
Witcher Jones. Mrs. J. r. Walker. Mrs.
George c. Moore and Mrs. E. NJ ALL
ison, jr.
Walkers Brothers employees party at
Saltair last Friday night was most sue
cessful. Two trains carried the parti-
ciDants 20 the lake, where the evening
passed i'm dancing. The weather was
almost as pleasant as in June and the
ride to and from the lake was pro-
nounced treat The party was well
and well conducted
Mrs. James Ivers entertained the
Twentieth Century Card club at her
home Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Thomas Kearns left on Wednes-
day TO join her children for the summer
at the Kearns ranch near Santa Rosa,
Cal Mr.. hearnS LETT the same day for
a short business trip to New York. and
will join the family later for a part of
the summer.
Mrs. John z. Woodward of Fort
Douglas entertained Thursday at a
luncheon. followed by bridge. i'm compli-
ment to Mrs. Howard r. Perry of Lo-
gan. The luncheon was served at seven
small tables, and following the game
prizes were awarded to Mrs. Perry, Mrs
McCleave and Miss Evelyn Thomas.
The hostess was assisted by Mrs. Hec-
or d. Lane. The guests were mostly
the ladies Of the garrison with a few
friends from town.
Miss Mary Roberts of Ogden visited
Miss Alice Farrell last week
Instructions for the children who are ;
for First Holy Communion