The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-07-06
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Several stall parties will be given or
Monday night for the Brownies in
Blossom Time" at the SAT- Lake thea
tire.
Miss Gertrude Geoghegan has re-
turned from Notre Dame, Ind, where
she has been attending school.
p H. Cannon has returned from Ne
vada
Miss Lydia White left last week for
California.
Mrs. James Hegney has purchased
the elegant Lynn home on Fourth
East street.
Gladys and Mazda Hegney spent the
past week at the McAllister ranch.
Miss Lena Fafek is visiting friends
in Provo canyon.
Miss Genevieve Brooks visited
friends in Park City last week.
Mr. and Mrs F E. McGurrin are
visiting on the Pacific coast.
James Duffy of Park City returned
to the Park last Saturday after a
pleasant visit with his family in this
city.
Mrs. Hugo Hoefer of Los Angeles is
visiting friends in the city.
Mrs. John Lewis and son of Eureka
were the guests of Mrs. W. w. Wilson
| last week.
Mrs w. V. Wilson and daughter,
Vera, spent last week in Thistle visit
ing friends.
Mrs. Albert w. Cavanaugh of New
York City spent last Saturday here
with DR.. and Mrs. viko. Mrs. Cava-
paugh is making an extended trip
through the west.
Mr. and Mrs. William Fitzgerald are
the parents of a fine son, born last
week.
Mrs William Bowen and daughter,
| Agnes, left on Wednesday for Chicago,
in response to telegram stating that
Mrs. Bowen's aged father is seriously
ILL.,
Miss Lorene Leary gave a luncheon
at the Country club Tuesday for Miss
Beatrice Cheesman. at which about a
score Of their friends were entertained.
The long table was decorated in red,
white and blue, three large bowls
holding deep red poppies white mar
guerites and blue corn flowers forming
the floral decorations. Small flags
were at each place, and each girl had
a limerick suited to her individuality
at her place. The guests. besides Miss
Cheesman, were Mrs. Alpha T. Easton,
Mrs Ashby d. Cleveland, Mrs. Brig
Cannon. Miss Frances Borden, Miss
Gertrude Hanson, Miss Marge Eller-
beck Miss Aurania Ellerbeck, Miss
Louise Sullivan, Miss Mildred McMil-
Ian, Miss Bess Mcmillan, Mrs. Jack
Keith. Mrs. Blyth of Butte, Mrs. Ar
thur Behal, Mrs. Roscoe Breeder, Miss
Bess Niles, Miss Evon Townsend, Miss
Leila Stingley, Miss Minette Baer and
Miss Elizabeth Mcintyre.
Jack Farrell is spending a few days
with his folks, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w
Farrell, en- route to New York from
the coast
Mrs. o. S. Williams and son, Donald, |
left for California, where they will |
visit with Mr.. and Mrs c. E. Williams |
at Riverside.
Mrs. Sol Siegel is home after a stay |
Of nearly three months in Baltimore.
Miss Julia Cullen has returned from
Wellesley and will spend the summer |
with Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew Cullen at
their home on Fifth South street.
Miss Helen j. O'Neil of Chicago is
spending week with Miss CosgFiff at
the Knutsford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward ]. Roberts
are in Oakland visiting with MIR. and
Mrs. Lynch.
J. B. Cosgriff, one of the county
was the host of party
at Lagoon last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. S Murray and little
laughter are at home to their friends
at Whitehall
Douglass w Jessup of Salt Lake
City has again received the ]. Pierpont
Morgan scholarship in the school of
mines at Columbia university, making
his third successive year to hold it.
Paul Belcher has returned from the
University of Pennsylvania. where he
s taking a course in electrical engi-
leering. and will spend his vacation in
Salt Lake with his mother, Mrs. Kath-
erine Belcher.
B. T. Cannon. who has spent the
past fortnight in California and Ne ]
ada on business. returned Monday
evening.
DR.. Mayo entertained at dinner
Wednesday evening of last week in
honor OF the doctors of the Holy Cross
hospital staff. Covers were laid for
light, and the decorations were pink ! ,
sweet peas.
Miss Irene Farrell is here from Oma- {
Ia visiting her sister. Mrs. Brig Can s
ION, for a short time :
Mrs. w. Edward Fife entertained at Z
bridge luncheon on Wednesday last {
t the Country club. g
Mr.. and Mrs. B. f. Caffey and Mrs. I
William Igleheart left Monday to spend +
few days with their boys at the Y. c
4. c. A. camp at American Fork. g
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Gurnsey have I
ssued cards announcing the marriage
their daughter Valentine Rnoda {
1urphy, to John Aloysius Malta Mr.. l
nd Mrs. Malta will be at home after .
Tug. 10 at Ely, New.
Mrs. Edward S. Ferry, Mrs. Louis
J. Mccormick, Miss Katherine Judge
nd Miss Mccormick were the host t
sses last Saturday at the Country c
Tub, and the usual Saturday evening t
able d'hote dinner and dance was the z
rder 7
Daniel A. Sullivan and family, who n
ave resided for some time past in
lutte, Mont, will make their future =
ONE in this city. Mrs. Sullivan ar L
we'd Wednesday, and Mr. Sullivan is =
Spected to come next week. a