The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-02-16
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Alexander H. Tarbet returned last
week from New York Mrs Tarbet
with the young son and heir of the
Tarbet family, preceded Mr.. Tarbet q
few weeks ago, Mr.. Tarbet having to
return to New York from Chicago on
important business. Mr. Tarbet is glad
ly welcomed back to Salt Lake by hosts
of friends, and particularly by the staff
of The Intermountain Catholic. he be-
ing its generous founder. Alexander
Tarbet, jr., is enjoying the best of
health and is the finest specimen OF
husky, healthy babyEood to be found
in the state.
F. J. Hagenbarth has gone to Idaho
on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Wood of Spencer,
Ida, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D.
Wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mckay of Park
City are visiting in.the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Hamer are at
home to their friends at Whitehall.
Mrs. c. (. Slade and little daughter.
Katherine, are spending\ d few weeks
in Los Angeles.
Mrs. II. Kaufman left last week for
a months visit in Los Angeles.
/ Mr.. AMI Mrs. Thomas Homer and lit
| geles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Dederich enter
tanned a large party of Salt Lakers at
] their beautiful home in Los Angeles
! last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. p. Lynch are at
home to their friends al 15S South Sec
Ond East street.
Miss Lorene Leary entertained a par
ty of her girl friends Friday at cards
for Miss Margaret Corn of Ogden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas W. Partridge
will leave the early part of next week
for Los Angeles, in the hope of restor-
jinG Mr. Partridge to health after his
long illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. McGurrin enter
tanned Frank Mills of the Nethersole
company Thursday evening at a din
ner, preceding the play. Mr. Mills and
Mr.. McGurrin are old friends.
Senator and Mrs. Thomas Kearns re-
turned on Tuesday from New York.
Mrs. Kearns and the children will re-
turn shortly to the California home, but
Mrs. Kearns has promised to be present
at the annual concert for the Kearns
st. AIMS orphanage.
]. G. Doolittle, the popular agent of
the Frisco line, was in Denver last
week
Mr.. and Mrs. David Keith and son
returned on Tuesday from New York.
Thomas Doolittle returned last week
from a business trip TO Nevada.
Mr. and Mrs J. J. Visel returned
home last Friday. after an enjoyable
visit with friends in Chicago, Ann Ar
Dor. Belleview, St. Louis and other
eastern cities. Mrs. Visel, who had not
seen her mother and other relatives for
a long time was joyously met and roy
ally entertained by her sanity mother. |
who eXacted a promise of renewal of
the great pleasure of seeing her often |
in the future.
Mr. Visel who met many members |
of his craft in Chicago, is loud in his
praise of their hospitality. At home
many friends greeted their arrival.
Mrs. NJ. H. Kervin arrived in the |
city last Wednesday from Reno, New, |
where she has been spending the Win |
ter months with her daughters.
Mrs. John Shea left Wednesday |
evening to visit her sister, Mrs. Thomas |
at Weiser, Ida.
P H. Lannan and his daughter. Mrs.
Scbree and Mrs. Olive GAYLORD. have
gone to New York. whence they sail |
next week for stay of some months in
Europe.
Mrs. Annie Dinwoodey. Mrs. Joseph
A. Jennings and her daughter. Ruth
have gone to Los Angeles. Later they
will go to Napa, Cal. where they will
be the guests of Mrs. W. T. Dinwoodey.
Mrs. E. Bonnemort entertained on
Friday evening in honor of Governor
and Mrs. John c. Cutler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh c. Wood gave
a stall party last Tuesday night at the
Salt Lake theatre, followed by d
charming luncheon. The guests enter
tanned were Mrs. J. D. Wood, Mrs
Frank J. Hagenbarth and Mr.. and Mrs
Hulaniski, OF Ogden.
John H. McChrystal left for New
York Monday on mining business. A
guess would make it read in connec-
Jon with his Deep Creek enterprises
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Daily and daugh-
ers Euiora and Evelyn arrived at Ma
,les January %. From there they will
90 To Rome and later make tour or
he Holy Land.
Mrs. Frederick L. Leonard entertain
ID the 500 Card club on Friday at her
lomc
Mrs. A. y. Witcher left Monday even {
ng for Ely, to join her husband. s
Mrs. Joseph Stowe is in town and
III HBtliO AIlC ilcAl lew NSthS WIFI DGT
OF and daughter Mr.. and Mrs. How l
re S. Stowe, at the Bransford. l
Mrs. John Z. Woodward entertained l
1 cards Saturday at the Woodward
uarters at Fort Douglas.
Mrs. J. p. Murphy. who has been vis-
ting her friend. Mrs. G. A Walker, ,
eft Saturday for her home in Preston, :
daho.
Miss Katherine Purcell will leave I
ext week for New York to be away I
month or so. l
Miss Mabel Grey entertained her club a
I the Orpheum last Saturday after '
Don. The guests present were the !
Iisses. Mamie Needham, Zina Lam 6
ert, Josephine Clawson, Myrtle Jack. {
Tignon Denhalter. Sarah and Jane f
wilson, Kate McManis, La Prele +
latch. d
Miss Mary Smedley was the hostess 7
Isl Saturday at a small bridge tea for '
&c girls of the younger set, about a Q
core OF her friends being entertained. I
he tea table was decorated with pink s
and lighted with pink can t
les. and the hostess was assisted by n
Liss Lorene Leary. Prizes in the p
amc vera won by Miss c. w Mason. I
[iss Margaret Shearer, Miss Charles C
{ Butte and Miss Margaret Corn.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Halliday enter
tin at a large dinner party last Satur- :
ay in honor of Mrs. Halliday's par d
ITS. Mr.. and Mrs. James Jacks fifty ?
,urth wedding anniversary. Ii was
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