The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-09-12
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Mr.. and Mrs j. D. Wood are back
after spending more than a month at
Spencer, Ida.
Miss Mary Noble has postponed hel
luncheon for Miss Eva Madden for one
week and will give it at the Country
club on Sept. 16.
Mrs. T. Bryant of 372 First avenue
entertained d dozen friends last Satur-
day afternoon at a tea, when her home
was made bright with the autumn
flowers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abner Luman announce
the engagement of their daughter Jean
nette to Charles Edgar Cotton. jr.. of
Lincoln. Neb. The wedding will take
place in the late autumn.
Jasper McCaskell was the host Satur-
day evening at a large and elaborate
dinner at the Alta club. given in COM
pliment to the Misses Severance of Los
Angeles, who are visiting Mrs. o. j.
Salisbury. The large round table was
laid in the gold room, and pink and
white asters were used in the decora-
tions. Covers were laid for twentv-six.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph William Curtis
have returned from their wedding tour
and are at home at 42S | street
Miss Cassandra Wood left during the
past week for Menlo Park, where she
Will enter the academy conducted by
the Madames of the Sacred Heart
Joseph Georghegan left during the
past week with his daughters, Gertrude
and Kathleen. who will attend St
Mary's academy, Notre Dame, Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Eastman are at
home at 129 West Sixth South.
Popular Roy Byrne viii return to
Salt Lake in few days with his bride,
who was Miss Irma Sheridan of St
Joseph, Mo. Mr.. and Mrs. Byrne will
reside in Salt Lake.
E. c. Lonergan, the prominent chief
engineer who spent the past winter in
this city, is now located at Sparks,
New, where he has charge of a $500, 900
contract for the Southern Pacific.
w. H. Leary and j. F. Tobin, the
prominent young attorneys of Salt
Lake, are leading lights in the Young
Mems Bryan club.
Mrs. Pat Ryan returned last Satur-
day after enjoying a pleasant tour
through California, Oregon and the CO.
lumbia river district.
Mrs. J. ]. Kenny will be at home at
669 South Main street for the winter
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Homer are
again at home in their fat in the Co.
Vey apartments.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Cohn and the
Misses Cohn, who were lately in Paris,
Italian lakes and will return to Paris
about Sept 90.
Mrs. j. H. Dunn and her daughter,
Miss Margaret Dunn, left Friday for
two weeks trip to Portland. Ore.
Mrs. F. ]. McGanney was hotess yes
terday afternoon at a tea at her home
on Fifth East street. Prizes were won
by Mrs w W. Rivers, Mrs. A. S.
Bower and Mrs. w. E. Lake
Charles A. Quigley. the local man
9ger of the Studebaker Bros. company
Of Utah, has gone to South Bend, Ind, |
to attend a conference of Studebaker |
of America. He will be gone |
about three weeks.
Mrs. ]. A. Hensel and son of Eureka |
Are visiting in the city.
A delightful dancing party given al |
one of the attractive country homes |
n the suburbs of Salt Lake occurred |
Wednesday evening at the "Cobbles."
when Miss Katherine Judge enter
aimed about eighty members of Salt
lake society at an elaborate buffet
supper, which was followed by a
lance. The supper was served in
buffet style on the spacious screened
n veranda, where the long table was
fright with masses of scarlet gera-
liums and dahlias in all the gorgeous
hades of red. Within the house the
ooms, which were thrown together for
ancing, were attractive with many
lowers. An orchestra from the city
furnished the music for the enjoyable
flair. which was given in honor of the
Kisses Severance before their return
he latter part of the week for their
-ns Angeles home.
Miss Mccormick entertained twelve
t beautifully appointed luncheon at
he Country club last Friday. The dec
rations were in pink daisies, with
7rge basket Of them in the center of :
he table. L
Mrs Matthew Cullen and Mrs. Will
am Stanley are at home from Yellow
tone park.
Mrs. Emmett Moore and her. small {
on have returned from a stay of some 5
me at Ocean Park, Cal.
Mrs. Percival Lynwood has issued {
ards announcing the marriage of her
ister, Agnes Josephine Ryan, to Jo-
aph William Curtis. Mr.. and Mrs. Cur !
s have arrived and will be at home to {
heir friends at 428 street after Oct J. !
ST. Cecilia Choir Rehearsal.