The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-11-28
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Miss Margaret Shields spent Thurs
! day in Park City with her parents.
Miss Clara Fafek, Miss Mildred Cud-
dy, Miss Mae O'Neil and Miss Gene
We've Brooks spent Thursday in the city
with their parents.
| Miss Agnes Grill went to Ogden on
Thursday
| Mrs. Frank Ford Nevin of Ely, for
many years noted professional singer,
! Will come to Salt Lake for the concert
Harry Kelly of Park City spent last
Thursday in the city.
Mrs. r. ]. McCleery and son of Park
City We're in the city on Thursday.
Mrs. NJ. II. Kervin and daughter will
shortly go to Los Angeles for the Win
ter.
Mr. and Mrs. W. p. O'Meara and chill
dren arrived in the city last week from
Los Angeles.
Miss Frances O'Meara and NJ. ].
O'Meara of Tonopah are now pleasant
ly located at the Bransford
J. l.. Grimm, formerly With the Booth
Packing company, left last week for
the east.
Mrs. p J. Queally of Kemmerer spent
the past week visiting Miss Charlotte
Holmes. Mr. and Mrs Queally will
leave shortly for New York 10 visit rel
atives and friends.
The American Music society was de-
lightfully entertained Monday evening
by Miss Pearl Van Colt An Indian
program was given. Vocal numbers
were given by Mrs. c. G. Plurumer. Mrs
A. s. Peters. Mrs. Stanley Price and J.
w. Curtis. and instrumental numbers
were given by Miss Minette Baer and
Miss Irma Watson.
Mr. and Mrs. John McSdley enter
tanned eight at prettily appointed
dinner Sunday in honor of Mrs. John
W. Thompson Of Park City. The table
CeHterpieCe was cut glass vase filled
with white chrysanthemms. Covers
We're laid for. beside the guest of honor
Mrs. NJ. J. Daily. Mr.. and Mrs NJ. J.
McGill. Miss Julia Hurley and Miss
Vivian McSorley
Mrs. l.. Y. Heffner of Ogden enter
tanned about thirty friends at musi-
Gale Thursday evening of last week in
honor Of Mrs. Edward Brown and her
daughter, Miss Alice Brown of Port
land. Ore. The rooms were bright with
ferns and chrysanthemums. The even
ing was spent with games, and vocal
and instrumental numbers were given
by NJ. J. Crowley and Miss Brown. Mrs.
Heffner was assisted by Mrs Staple
and Mrs. Young Of Ogden and Mrs. D.
A. Fitzpatrick of Salt Lake Later a
supper was served.
Mrs William Murphy has returned
from the east.
Thomas Leyland was in from Gold
field.
Mrs. A. Y. Callighan and Miss Van
Wyck. her sister, left recently for New
York. Miss Van Wyck will sail early in
December for Europe
Mrs. w. Edward Fife returned last
Tuesday evening from a weeks visit in
Denver.
Miss Gretta Cosgriff is now at home
at No. 40, Bransford apartments
Mrs. Thomas Kearns has again re-
turned to the beautiful family ranch at
Santa Rosa, Cal, where she will remain |
until after the new year Senator |
Kearns will join his family for the holt
days.
John ]. Daily took out permit for
the hotel which he is building at Fourth |
South and State streets. This is to cost |
$4,000, and will be four stories in |
height.
The Knights of Columbus gave very |
successful dance Tuesday night in Unity |
hall. Many couples were present, and |
the brilliant lights and decorations were |
in great contrast TO the inclemency of |
the weather outside. The music was !
provided by the Philharmonic orchestra |
Friends here have received the follow
ing announcement; Mr.. and Mrs. |
Thomas Wallace Savage announce the |
marriage of their daughter, Miss Fran
ces Savage, to Lucius Fisher Curtis. |
Nov. Is. Chicago, Ill. Mr. and !
Mrs. Curtis will be at home after Dec.
at Whitek Hall. Cleveland, O." Miss |
Savage is well known here and Mr.. Cur
It's is managing editor of the Cleveland |
Leader.
Mrs. J. ]. Daily and Miss Eudora DAILY |
at a large teat at their home |
East South Temple street, on Wednes-
day The guests were received in the |
parlors by the hostesses. The rooms
were bright with tall vases of white
chrysanthemums and ferns. The library
was bright with yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS. Here Mrs. J. j. Campbell and
Miss Selma Wall served punch. The
lining room color scheme was of Iaven-
Ter a cluny lace cloth covered the table
over lavender satin. and the centerpiese
was a large cut glass vase of lavender
,hrysanthemums. Ferns and srnilax was
also used.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brooks announce
the marriage of their daughter. Regina,
to Johf z. Butte. Nov. 10. 1908.
Mrs. Judge and Miss Katherine Judge,
who have spent the autumn at the
Cobbles, have closed the country place |
Tor the winter and returned to town.
Cards have been received by their
salt Lake friends from Mr. and Mrs
Abner Luman announcing the marriage
If their daughter jeanette TO Charles
Edgar Cotton, jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McSorley enter ,
aimed at prettily appointed dinner
n compliment to Mrs J. W. Thomson
# Park City on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Andrew E. Di Bernardo
nave moved to San Francisco and will
make their home there.
Mrs. T. Roy Brown and Mrs. Roscoe
VI. Breeder entertained the members
# the Cup and Saucer club and their
husbands Tuesday evening at bridge at
he Brown home on Brigham street
Mrs. NJ. ]. Daley entertained a few
riends Monday at delightful lunch
on for her guest. Mrs. j. r. Thomp-
on of Park City. The favors were tiny
turkeys and the decorations were all on
he THANKSGIVING order Tho pJ1aciS