The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-01-18
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

The engagement of Miss Agnes Ryan
and j. w Curtis of this city has been
announced. Miss Ryan, who is the
daughter of Dennis Ryan, the we'll
known business man of st. Paul, is a
charming, accomplished young girl
with a beautiful face and most win
| some manner. Mr. Curtis is a we'll
known business man for some years
identified with B. F. Redman & Co.
He comes of fine Philadelphia stock
and is a cultured, refined young man,
whose friends are legion. The Best
wishes of many friends are extended
to Mr. Curtis and his lovely fiancee.
Miss May Kervin left Tuesday to
join her mother in San Francisco.
The street stairway to the upper
floors of the Keith building on Main
street have been closed, as that part
of the building is now wholly occupied
by the dry goods firm; and the upper
part is now only accessible from the
interior.
c. A. Quigley of the studebaker
company gave an elegant luncheon
Wednesday noon at the Commercial
club, to number of personal friends,
as a farewell function, as he left We'd
nesday on an extended trip through
the east, combining business with
pleasure. The table was set in the la
dies ordinary, with pink carnations for
decorations, and a handsomely ar
RANGED service. Among those present
were Mr.. Qugley, the host, Judge c.
c. Goodwin, Ex-Governor George A.
Black, l.. H. Farnsworth, ]. A Reeves,
w. j. Halloran, Hon. Fisher Harris,
John Critchlow, Joel L. Priest and r.
W. Sloan.
At the annual meeting held Friday
of last week Frank Knox succeeded
Charles S. Burton. as president of the
Salt Lake clearing house association.
Mrs. Thomas Kearns and her small
son, Thomas, jr.. returned Monday
morning from a short visit to San
Francisco and the Kearns ranch near |
Santa Rosa. Mr.. Kesrns went south |
to Los Angeles from San Francisco. |
and viii return later by the Salt Lake |
Route.
Mrs. w. Edward Fife entertained a |
dozen of theNyoung girls Monday alter |
Doin for Miss May Kervin. The host !
ess was assisted by her sister, Miss |
Cosgriff, who server tea
MIR. and Mrs. John J. Daily and their |
dangh;er, Miss Eudora Daily, have TAX |
en- apartment in Los Angeles, ard eX-
pect TO spend the rest of the winter |
there.
Miss Elizabeth Fitzgerald and her
JULIET; T. v. TlIEStldl lave lohStt
apartments at the Convey, where they |
are at home in fat No. !, 2}S West
Third South street.
John F. Tobin, the well-knOwn young
lawyer and coach at All Hallows col
lege, has returned from a, holiday visit
to his old home at Lincoln, Neb.
Mrs. F. ]. Carten left during the past
week for Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Godfrey Lavell left last
Saturday for their home in Spokane,
Wash.
Mrs. Matthew Cullen entertained =
few friends at an informal luncheon at
her home Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A F. Phillips are now
at home in the Bransford. where they
have taken apartments for the winter
Mrs. A. H. S. Bird entertained on
afternoon
Mrs. NJ. T. Donovan left last WeeI
for Los Angeles, where she intends to
remain for several months visiting
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Riley of Deli
veen, La, have been in the city for the
past week on a visit with Mr.. Riley'g
brother, Peter H, left last Wednesday
for Los Angeles.