The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-05-30
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Tarbet and son will
leave shortly for the east. where the,
will spend the summer.
Mr., and Mrs. Albert Fisher and tn,
ooys viii leave about June 10 for an ex
tenoed eastern tour.
Miss Ethel Hays spent SATURDAY. ir
! Bingham. II
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Sinclaire
are now settled in their new home. 40i
| south Hope street. Los Angeles. Mr.. Sin
cIaire has been made assistant bank eX-
amlner for Los Angeles
MISS Katherine Laurence has returned
| TO her home in Park City. after spending
| q week here.
MT and Mrs. A. Fred Wey had for
Ihelr guest the past week Merritt Ows-
ley. who is on his way to his home in
montana after attending school in Palo
Mrs. a. Fred Wey entertained the Tween
ueth Century club Tuesday at her home
Tor the last meeting of the season Mrc
o IL Lewis and Mrs. E D. Miller won
the prizes. The Neighborhood Card club
held its last meeting also with Mrs. Wev
on Thursday.
Frank Root returned Tuesday after
spending the winter on ranch in Ne
vada.
Mr.. and Mrs. j j. DAILY entertained
sunday at a family dinner, when covers
were laid for seventeen.
81 " iAAlolAi anu G6OIGG lSleleart. with their
aunt Miss 1gleheart. will return here the
flrst of June after a year spent in Paris
ana Lucerne, where the boys have been
in school.
J. 4. Cosgriff has returned after bust
ness trip to Idaho.
Mr., and Mrs. T. L. Powers came to
the city to attend the funeral of Mrs
S. Wilson.
r A. McGurrin. president of the Salt
Lake Security & Trust company was
called TO Los Angeles en- important bust
ness this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Fisher announce
the engagement of their daughter Alice
T.. to Frederic b. Davidson. The mar
riage will take place Tuesday. June ?.
Mount Vernon seminary in Washington.
d. c, which the Misses Alice and Mary
wan nave been attending. closed last
week for the summer. Colonel and Mrs.
Wall and their five daughters will prob
ably return next week.
Mrs. A. V. Callaghan returned during
the week She was accompanied by Miss
Dorothy Kinney. who has been visiting |
her sister in Portland.
Miss Dorothy Kinney is visiting Miss |
Katherine Judge
DR.. and Mrs. Viko entertained twenty |
Of their friends at 800 last Monday even |
ing. when prizes were won by Mrs. ]. |
McSurley, w. S. Henderson and Mrs. |
Bero.
Miss Cosgriff was hostess at a dinner
at the knutsford, given in honor of Miss
Stingley.
Mrs. A. Fred Wey entertained the
Bridge club Thursday aft
ernoon.
An elaborate tea, which was one of the
most elaborate of the season. was given
1t the Ivers home on East First South
street Wednesday, when Mrs. James Ivers
md her daughter, Mrs. James Finlen of
chicago, were the gracious hostesses. The
decorations throughout, in green and
white. were very effective. In the par
ors, library and hall snowballs were used
n profusion in jardinieres and vases and
nassed on the montels. In the dining
DOM Shasta daises were exclusively used
\ large crystal basket of the beautiful
lowers formed the center piece on the
able. where lace doilies were used and ,
Which was softly lighted by green shaded
liver candelabra. Mrs. Charles S. Vad-
er and Mrs. Henry Welsh of Park City
CURED tea and coffee, and were assisted {
Y Miss Judge. Miss McGrath. Miss Web i
er and Miss Kinney of Portland.