The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-08-03
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

A J. Tarbet has returned to Sail
Lake from an extended stay in Ne
vada.
]. G. .Doolittle of the Rock Island
spent the past week in Denver or
business for the big system Of which
the Utah division is under his careful
and able guidance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Z. Raybould
are the parents of a fine son, born on
July 81 Mrs. Raybould was formerly
Miss Jennie Edwards, an expert stem
ographer of Salt Lake.
Jesse B. Hawley of Pocatello was in
the city during the week. accompanied
by his sister. Bessie. Mr.. Hawley is
a prominent Knight of Columbus, and
is on his way east to attend the con-
vention OF the knights.
Roy Byrne the popular. genial and
only Roy Byrne, is in Salt Lake again
after an enjoyable fishing trip to Ida
no.
Miss Rhea Levy returned on Monday
from visit with her aunt, Mrs. 2. E.
Sullivan, at Bingham Junction.
Miss Rosemary Holland will return
from Chicago about Aug. 10.
| Miss Alice Farrell is enjoying the
! summer months in California.
Mrs A B. Stevenson of Pocatello
was the guest Of Mrs S. j, Murray
| last week
A. n. Mckay and son, Donald, left
on Thursday for Canada, where Mr.
| Mckay will visit his old home.
Mrs. c. J. Collins and the children
are having q delightful summer with
relatives in Kalamazoo, Mich.
Katherine and Minnie Cunningham
of Park City visited friends here last
week.
Homer Wright, popular young
man Of Evanston, was in the city last
week
Miss Mary Hamilton and Miss Mar
garet Lynch arrived in Sal; Lake iast
Thursday for ten days visi- with
Miss Hamilton's- brother, Leo Hsmil-
ton.
Mrs. Sara Pointer left Monday to
spend several weeks with her daughter
Mrs. Leroy Palmer, at Newhouse.
r. Mckenzie and Roy T. Byrnes have
returned from a two weeks fishing trip
into the Henry Lake country, in Ida
no. They report an excellent time and
plenty of fish.
MISE. Wilkes entertained at lunch
Mrs. Henry Welsh. Covers were laid
for eight, and the decorations were
pink sweet peas
George and De White Knox enter
tanned at beautifully appointed din
ner at the Country club Saturday evn
ing in honor of their guest, Mr.. Sar
gent of New Haven, Conn. Covers
were laid for thirty. and the decora
tons were sweet peas. with a large
bowl of them for the centerpiece. and
the place cards were punches of the
flowers.
Miss Helen Evans was the hotess at
500 Thursday of last week in honor of
Miss Grace Hayden of Nebraska, who |
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Walter Lyme,
and Miss Flora Knox of Kansas, who !
is visiting Mrs. Earls. Five tables
played. and were won by Mrs. Davis
and Miss Julia Cullen.
George A. Smith returned Wednes- |
day from a three weeks trip to Geor-
gia-
Mrs. H c. Weaver and Miss Lulu
Logan hace returned from a visit to
the Hermitage.
Miss Edith Bracken of Mount Pleas
ant. O.. is the guest of Mrs. j. c. Du-
gan of 50 ] street.
Miss Cloves. with her guests. Pro-
fessor Alden from Annapolis and his
sister. Miss Alden from Chicago. re-
turned Friday evening from several
days spent at Brighton.
Mrs. L. c. Robinson entertained
twelve guests informally Thursday in
honor of Mrs Joseph Straus Perry of
Ogden. The decorations were nastur-
tiums.
rpt
after nearly a year spent in Europe
AT present she is the guest of Miss
Katherine Judge.
Mrs Jackson c. McChrystai has re-
turned from Philadelphia, after stay
of several months, much improved in
health.
Miss Louise LaChapelle of Evanston,
Wyo is the guest of DR.. and Mrs.
Jack Keith.
Mrs. William Schonert gave a lunch
con on Thursday at Franklin's. in hon
or of Miss Anna Stratuman of Cincin-
natl, o. Each guest received souve-
mir of the occasion. After luncheon a
drive was taken around the city.
Mrs. William Igleheart and sons and
Miss Igleheart sailed Saturday from
New York for a years stay abroad.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. r. Walker and
family will leave about the middle of
August for a hunting and fishing trip I
through Idaho. They will have their {
shipped to Spencer and {
from there VIII make the trip by ;
machine. I
Cleon P Kilburn Of Santa Clara, one
If the cleverest baseball players on the
Pacific coast, is in the city spending
he summer with his mother, Mrs.
Robert B. Quay. Kilburn is captain
# the Santa Clara college baseball
cam. which made an enviable record
or itself the past season. Twice dur
ng the season the strong San Jose s
cam of the California State league 6
vent up against the Santa Claras. !
With Kilburn in the box, and in both c
games the state leaguers were beaten. '
n one game Hal Chase, the first base e
nan of the Yankees, pitched against V
[ilburn, but his team was defeated by I
8 TO l score game. One of the best
ames played was against Berkeley.
[ went twelve innings to a 2 to tie. s
lilburn pitched for his team and
AIMED eleven men. The Santa Clara :
stands well in his classes
nd in the college societies. He expects
o remain here for some time and may
ry his hand as a tWirler in some of
he local teams.
Miss Anna Wey of Indiana is here
0 spend the remainder of the summer
18th her brother and his wife, Mr.. and
frs. Fred Wey, on East South Temple