The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-07-18
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Miss Kate Ryan, our energetic agent,
goes to Park City Friday in the inter
est of the paper.
Mrs. Ann Sims returned from Mon
tana last Saturday
Thomas Riley Of New York, one of
the delegates to the Democratic conven-
| ton in Denver, came to Salt Lake after
! the convention He is charmed with
the west, especially Salt Lake, which is
growing rapidly. Mr.. Riley is the
guest of Riley Bros.
William Reynold, a Denver and
Leadville mining man, is visiting with
the Riley Bros. He takes a deep in
terest in Utah mines, and considers the
mining prospects are bright.
Thomas Mccarthy and Clarence
Haas of Colorado Springs stopped over
in Salt Lake on their way to Los An
geles. During their stay they paid a
pleasant visit to the Office of The In
termountain Catholic.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. McGurrin returned
this week from Portland, Ore, where
they spent two weeks.
Mrs. Franklin ]. Carten goes to Los
Angeles for a couple of weeks.
Mrs. Frank Malone of Frontier, Wyo.,
Who has been seriously i'll at the Holy
Cross hospital, is now we'll and has re-
turned to her home
Miss Anna and Miss Angela Curran
of Boise are being charmingly enter
tanned by Miss Lucy and Miss Mar
guerite Quinn, daughters of Mr.. and
Mrs. B. B. Quinn. The attractive young
visitors graduated last month from St
Teresa's academy at Boise.
Mrs C. H. Jenkinson and daughter,
Mary, will visit in Chicago next month.
Miss Jenkinson has recently returned
from visit with the Calvin girls in
San Francisco.
Miss Marie Luce returned last week
from visit with Mrs. Victor Young
berg at Park City.
Miss Clara Fafek came down from
Park City to visit her parents last
week.
Mrs Theodore Baldwin and children
are visiting Mrs. Baldwin's mother,
Mrs. Mary Judge.
The Sewing club met Thursday aft
ernoon with Mrs. j. c. DAILY.
The tea given Wednesday afternoon
by Miss Julia Cullen in honor of Miss
Edith Sutherland. was very pleasant
affair. The rooms were decorated with
roses, and the dining room table held
a long low mound of pink sweet peas
and vases of the same flowers were dis
posed about the room. The mother of
the hostess, Mrs. Matthew Cullen, and
Miss Kate Groo assisted. Prizes were
won by Mrs. w. II. Hunt, Mrs. Wini-
fred Lynn. Miss Edna Farnsworth
Miss Alice Bartch, Miss Carrie Sap
pington and Miss Luvera Snow of Chi
cago.
Judge and Mrs. ]. c. Royle and Mrs.
Martha Royle King are now pleas
antly situated in their new home at
1873 X street, where they will be glad
to receive their friends.
j. Z. Cosgriff, president of the Com
mercial National bank, returned Mon
day from his trip to Wyoming.
Miss May O'Neill entertained her
club Thursday afternoon and evening.
Miss Alice Pattison, daughter of Will
liam Pattison of this city, was mar
ried July in Mackey, Ida, to William
Giles of that place. Mr.. and Mrs
Giles will make their home in Mackey.
Mrs. Eliza Hegney, Gladys, Mazda
and Charles Hegney have returned
from an automobile trip to Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Roberts are
now comfortably located at Tonopah,
having taken the Lynch residence for
the summer.
Miss Aline Carter has returned from
st. Marys, Notre Dame, to spend the
summer.
Mrs. Edward Norton and son, Ed
ward of Butte, and her sister, Mrs
William Mullins of Seattle, are spend
ing two weeks in Salt Lake, guests of
their sisters. Mrs. p. Connolly and Miss
Anna Sullivan. Mrs. Mullins spent
| "Wednesday in Ogden with her sister,
| Mrs. Andrew Cronin. and will leave on