The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-06-19
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

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| stay in California.
Mrs. Margaret Blaine Salisbury re-
! turned last week from Pasadena.
Miss Rogers who is visiting Mrs. Z.
! O'Reilley, received the sad news
| Thursday Of her brothers death, j.
Rogers, who formerly lived here.
Mrs. Fred Davidson and Miss Mae
Kane will entertain the Alumnae asSo-
citation of st. Mary's academy on Sat
urday evening at the Fisher home.
Mrs. P. j. Queally of Kemmerer is
visiting in the city.
Miss Florence Halloran gave an in
formal luncheon at the Commercial
club on Wednesday, June 9, in honor of
Miss Lillian Doscher, who leaves soon
for Germany. The guests were the
Misses Mary Luman, Ruth Sowles,
Dorothy MariOneaux, Elsa Bamberger,
Grace Cowie. Mary Brysicker, Cynthia
Hardy, Darline Kimball and Lillian
Doscher.
In honor of Miss Marie Luce, Mrs. A.
L. Hoppaugh entertained six guests in
formally at luncheon Tuesday
Miss Florence HaYloran and Miss
Brysicker, who has been visiting Miss
Halloran, left Monday evening for Los
Angeles, where Miss Halloran will
spend the summer as the guest of Miss
Brysicker
Miss Marie Luce was the compliment
ed guest at a luncheon given by Mrs.
Fred H. Knickerbocker at her home on
last Wednesday. Mrs. L. S. Mariger
and Mrs. L. o. Naylor also entertained
with a luncheon on Tuesday for Miss
Luce.
The Misses Edna Dunn and Elinor
Stewart entertained fifty guests at a
bridge tea Saturday at the Country
club. Twelve tables were filled with
players. Yellow flowers were used in
decoration. The tea table was covered
with cluny lace over yellow satin and
the centerpiece was a large mound of
yellow roses. At each corner were
graceful bows of yellow satin. Mrs. S.
c. Vadner and Miss Maude Thorn
poured, assisted by Miss Marguerite
Stewart. Prizes were awarded at each
table.
Mrs. w. E. Fife was hostess at
bridge tea Thursday in honor of Mrs
T. w. Boyer.
Miss May O'Nel entertained at a card
party Tuesday for Miss Irene Hunter
and Miss Clara Crimmens of Detroit,
Mich, both brides of the month.
The Misses Selma, Alice and Mary
Wall entertained at bridge tea at the
Country club on Thursday afternoon,
when, in addition to a great many
friends to play bridge there were many
others out later for tea.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Boyer who have
moved to the city from Rock
Springs, Wyo., have taken the Ellis
worth Daggett house at 444 Brigham
street, where they will be at home for
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Mccormick expect
to leave the last of the week for an
eastern trip.
Miss Dorothy Kinney, who is now
visiting friends in Hartford, Conn, |
will go from there to Brooklyn and |
later to Cincinnati. About the middle |
Of July she will come to Salt Lake to
be guest at the Judge home.
Many friends in this city will regret |
to hear that John Gallagher, a former |
pupil and graduate of All Hallows col |
Iege, is seriously i'll at his home in |
Butte, and no hope is given for his re-
covery.
Mrs. Timothy Egan was hostess
Thursday night at dinner in honor of |
Miss Marie Luce.
Thursday, at the table d'hote lunch |
con at the Country club, parties were !
by Miss Cary Marshall. |
who had a party of fifteen guests in
Allen had covers laid for ten, and bridge
was played later, all in honor of Mrs.
Edwin Butcher; Mrs. William McCas-
iell was hostess for ten guests: Mrs.
8. E. McGurrin entertained eight; Mrs.
Ray Walker was hostess for twelve.
and Mrs. Fifield had a party of eight.
Mrs. E. A. Wall will entertain next
tuesday at luncheon at the Country
club for Mrs. A. H. Tarbet. The guests
will be the members of Mrs. Tarbet's
I'D card club.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Holiday have an
bounced the engagement of their
laughter Mary to Osburne Rheims of
oregon. The wedding viii be this
month.
James O'Laughlin of South Eleventh
Cast street yesterday bought eight lots
n Idlewild addition on the east bench.
lpon which he will erect three small |,
modern cottages. The lots overlook the
ALLEY and will be exceptionally we'll
ldapted for the purposes of suburban
homes. The houses will cost $1,000 each
md will be modern throughout.
l.. G. Cannon, vice president and gen
raj manager of the Nevada Northern
abroad, is at the Knutsford
Mrs. G. Hagan and NJ. McCarty of
eureka, New, are Wilson guests today.
- 20 - A4CAAi iCOS iillIllIlS Illdu from
eureka, is registered at the Knutsford.
Mrs. Edwin Butcher left Friday for
Montana, where she will visit for sew
raj weeks.
Mrs. William Dunn and daughter.
Hiss Mary Dunn. of Portland. Ore.
will be here the first of July to visit
ir. and Mrs. w. H. Bintz.
A. Fred Wey, Mrs. Wey and Miss
Ialloran arrived home from their five
lonths' trip to Europe last Saturday. .
H. S. Kerr, brother of Kenneth c.
lerr, district passenger agent for the
alt Lake Route, arrived in the city at ..
o'clock Wednesday afternoon. ,
Mr., and Mrs. J. w, Curtis are the
roud parents of a boy, born last Sun
ay morning. Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis !
re both well known in local musical
ircles.
Miss Kate Ryan of the Intermountain
atholic and Miss Elizabeth Neilan, a
opular employe of Walker Bros, are :
NO fortunate young ladies who have :
on the trips to Seattle offered by the
ltermountain Republican. '
nnual commencement exercises of St.
Lary's academy were held at the aca-
envy Friday night
A daughter was born to Mrs. J. H. :
-cChrystal Wednesday at the family !
Dme, 405 Second avenue. ,
Harold Hagan and Mrs. Hagan. with !
G. Darlington and Mrs. Darlington. ..
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