The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-01-25
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

j. q. Sullivan has returned from
Boise, Ida, where he has been attend
ing to some business in connection with
the building of the Idaho capitol.
I. A. Cosgriff is here from Cheyenne
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. Edward Fife
for short time.
Mrs. Katherine Belcher has returned
from California.
Mrs. Q. K. Lewis was hostess on
Wednesday, about twenty guests be-
ing entertained at bridge at her home.
Pink and white carnations were the
| decorations and prizes went to Mrs. A
j. Davis, Mrs. ]. B. Risque Mrs
Henry La Motto and Mrs. G. T. Brice.
| Miss Anna Mccormick entertained
! Wednesday afternoon in honor of Mrs
! William Bayley.
Mrs. William McCaskell entertained
at an elaborate luncheon Wednesday
at the Alta club, the table being laid
in the gold room, and decorated in
pink and green, with a centerpiece of
pink carnation, thanked with vases of
pink stocks, while all about the board
were sprays of ferns. Covers were laid
for twenty-five guests, including Mrs
Samuel NewhouSe, Mrs. Thomas
Kearns. Mrs. Frank Knox, Mrs. Mont
Ferry, Mrs. w G. Sharp, Mrs. f. s.
Fabian, Mrs. E. S. Ferry, Mrs. W. V.
Rice, Mrs E. Bailey, Mrs. G. p. Hol-
man. Mrs. George Lowe Mrs. ARA
smith. Mrs. Hampton. Mrs. Rowan,
Mrs. Stingley, Mrs. Pfoutz Mrs. L. NJ. |
Bailey, Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Mageath, |
Mrs. w. s. Mccormick, Mrs. A. H, |
Bird and Miss Keogh.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. McChrystal and |
son Arthur left last week for southern |
California, where they will spend the |
remainder of the winter.
William Sharkey of Belle Plaine.
Mimi. Whn-is on a tour of the western
states investigating the agricultural
conditions of the different points en-
route. left for Los Angeles last week.
after spending a pleasant ten days
visit in this. city. Mr.. Sharkey said
that the many advantages offered in
Utah in the line of agriculture ap-
pealed to him more than any place he
had yet visited.
Mrs. c. E. Rourke and grand-daugh-
ter. Miss Mary Mcclellan are spending
the winter at Ocean Park. Cal
Miss Genevieve Mccormick enter {
tanned few friends at an informal II
-ea at her home Tuesday afternoon. in
honor of Mrs. Hooper Dunbar f
Richard A. Riepe, the we'll known i
ely mining man, is in the city attend l
ng the dry farming congress. He is !
solHS east from mere.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Cosgriff and their '
amily left Tuesday evening for Los
Angeles and Coronado. /
Miss Linda B. Jessup and Miss Mar +
,uerite NJ. Jessup have returned from /
months visit at Pasadena with her h
MOTHER Mrs. c. B. Jessup, and sister l.
emily, a professor in the Polytechnic
institute there i
Frank Knox and family have gone I
o southern California for couple of f
leeks. h
John It. Buckle announces the en- h
agement of his daughter Lulu to A. il
>. Mel1strup. the marriage to take n
lace February L. h
Mrs. Luke Cosgrave. who has been h
eriously i'll, is recovering. W
Mrs. Joseph Geoghegan and the chill s,
rem have returned from California. Il
Miss Mary Hoag of Ogden is the h
uest of Mrs. Elizabeth Coray. N
Joseph Geoghegan left left last Mon III
ay for New York on business h,
Mrs. William McCaskell entertained OF
yer score of her friends yesterday at e
luncheon at the Alta club. The large B
)und table was laid in the gold room in
nd the decorations were all in pink fiji
nd pale green. Tall pink stalks and n
nix carnations were the flowers used. L
nc SueSlS were MIS-. w. =. McCOr- st
ok, Mrs. Samuel Newhouse, Mrs. dr
owan, Mrs. W. NJ. Ferry, Mrs Wind ne
II v Rice, Mrs. Thomas Kearns. Mrs r
c. Bailey, Mrs Frank Knox, Mrs. G. b
>Pfoutz, Mrs. W. G. Sharp. Mrs. P.
Keogh, Mrs. A H. S. Bird Mrs. be
ouis c. Robinson, Mrs. Arrasmith, til
RS. E. Bailey, Mrs. Grant Hampton. ds
rs. E. S. Ferry, Mrs. G. P. Holman, ia
rs F. ]. Fabian, Mrs. J. P. Megeath. wi
RS. Stingley and Mrs. George A. Lowe.
Mrs Edward ]. Roberts entertained en-
few friends Thursday for Mrs. Hoop
Dunbar
Mrs. NJ. E. Charlton of the Charlton
op leaves early next week for New D.
rk. e
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Kearns left %
ursday for New York, whence thew
i later for a two months stay abroad.
Mrs. w. Edward Fife and her brother
A. Cosgriff, of Cheyenne. have gone sec
Los Angeles for a stay of a few as
eks A
lr. and Mrs. Fred Leonard enter Of
ned the Friday evening card club at wi
,ir home this week. ent
Hiss Anna Mccormick entertained VIII
out dozen of the intimate friends of pos
s. William Bayley of Los Angeles
a luncheon Thursday.