The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-04-13
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Mrs. Brigham Telle Cannon enter
tanned a number of the younger girls
Wednesday at a luncheon at the Uni
versity club, followed by a matinee
party at the Grand to witness ''Incog "
/ The affair was in honor of Miss Stella
| Mcintyre and only the younger girls
were invited. The long table was bright
with pink stocks and the same color
was carried through all the courses.
The guests 10 meet Mss Mcintyre were
! Miss Beatrice Cheesman, Miss Gertrude
Hanson. Miss Aieen Maclean. Miss
Jenna Budd Gejdes, Miss Florence
Kimball. Miss Louise Sullivan, Miss
! Pearl Van Colt. Miss Eloise Sadler,
Miss Bess Mcintyre, Miss Bess McMil-
/ Ian, Miss Mildred Mcmillan, Miss Mary
Smedley, Miss Minette Baer, Miss Leila
Stingley, Miss Lorene Leary and Miss
/ Beth McCune.
Miss Katherine Judge left Tuesday
for Fort Leavenworth, where she will
be Joined by her sister, Mrs. Theodore
A. Baldwin, and together they will go
to New York for the spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank ]. Hagenbarth
are expected home some time this
week from California.
Miss Margaret and Miss Ethel Dooly
have left for trip to Europe.
Mr. and Mrs. Simon Bamberger and
daughter, Elsa, have returned from
New York.
Mrs. A. H. Bird entertained twelve
guests at luncheon Wednesday. Spring
blossoms were used for the graceful
decorations.
Walter Fitch. who has accepted the
general SUPPLEMENTARY of all the prop
critics controlled by the calumet &
Hecla company, mention of which was
made several days ago, left Chicago
for his field of operations Saturday
night. This places the direct handling
of the biggest copper properties in the
world with Mr.. Fitch Mr.. Fitch made
host of friends in the west. and every
one of them will be glad to hear of his
having gone to the top of the ladder
as mines manager.
Mrs. Lee G. Dinwoodey entertained
her card club yesterday at her home
on North State street
Mrs. F. f. McGurrin gave a luncheon
a the Commercial club in honor of her
sister, Mrs. Bache.
John ]. paly and wife. two daughters
and one son. have returned to Salt
Lake after a trip of four months du-
ration through EuTepO. Mr.. Daily said
that he enjoyed the trip very much,
but is very glad to get back to the
United States in general and to Salt
Lake in particular,
I'VE visited Naples. Rome. Milan and
Venice in Italy, going thence to Paris,
where we remained a month. We had
intended going down into Egypt and
the Holy Land before we returned. but
reports of crowded hotels and much
sickness prevailing in those countries
i Lee ~,
trip. We spent some time Is London
ard different parts of England. and
arrived in New York on the 2Sth day
of March. Paris was very lively, and
my opinion of the town was improved
considerably on this trip over what it
had been from previous visits. The
weather in most of the countries was
uncomfortable for the most part, and
the sunshine of Salt Lake looks good
to US once more. Mr.. and Mrs. DAILY
arc looking well after their long tour.
The party returned without any un-
pleasant incident to mar the trip.
Those composing the family party were
Mr.. and Mrs. Daily. Miss Edora Daily,
Evelyn Daily and Master Morris DAILY.
One Of the finest and most attractive
signs on Main street was on exhibition
last night over the Salt Lake Security
invitation to enter and inspect that
institution. Nowhere west
of the Missouri will be found such fine
and costly work. The marble pillars
and stairways leading to the bronze
safety boxes protected by double mas
sive doors and highly decorated gate
way attract the attention of passers-
by on the sidewalk. The large and or
sign tells that the safety
boxes will be open day and night. This
accommodation, so essential for mod
ern business and the present growth of
our city, will be appreciated by the eli !
items of Salt Lake who need security
and protection for valuable articles in |
the nighttime.
Mrs. T. E. McGurrin entertained
few friends at luncheon at the Com /
mercial club Thursday.
Miss Dora Beerstecher of Belgrade, |
Mont, will be in town late in the |
David r. Gray.
Mrs. David r. Gray entertained
few friends at the Orpheum Thursday /
afternoon for Mrs. e. ]. Chambers. /
who is visiting her daughter Mrs. w.
P. Kiser.
Mrs. Fred McGurrin was visiting
friends in Park City last week.
Mrs. Victor Youngberg Of Park City |
s visiting her mother, Mrs. ]. NJ. Kirk.
Senator and Mrs. Thomas Kearns
we're in Park City last week.
Bud" Grey. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
George z. Grey. is visiting his parents
after a years absence in California
Thomas Charlton has returned from
Chicago. where he attended the meet
ngs of the railroad men as delegate
rom Utah.
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