The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-06-12
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Cards have been received from Mrs.
William Donald McGilvray, announcing
the marriage of her daughter, Marian.
! to Orange James Salisbury on June
in Pasadena, Cal. Mr. and Mrs. Sails
bury will be at home after Sept. 1 at
574 East First South street
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. McManus and
daughter will be here Saturday from
Ely, New, to spend several weeks with
Mrs. McManus parents Mr. and Mrs.
w. w. Rivers.
Mrs. P. ]. Quealey, wife of P. j.
Quealey, the prominent coal magnate
of Kemmerer, Wyo., is a guest at the
Knutsford.
Miss Edna Duncan entertained
twelve at a charming pink luncheon
at her home Tuesday in honor of Miss
Eudora DAILY. A cut glass basket of
pink roses graced the center of the
prettily appointed table, which was
lighted with pink shaded candles. Pink
hearts were used as place cards. Be
sides the guest of honor, covers were
laid for Mrs. ]. c. Daily, Mrs. E. J.
Roberts, Mrs. Jasper a. McCaskell, Miss
Carey Marshall, Miss Elizabeth Niles,
Miss Elinor Stewart, Miss Pearl Savage
and the Misses Selma, Alice and Mary
Wall
The Maclean home on Fifth East was
the scene Of d pretty tea Tuesday after
noon, when Miss Aileen Maclean enter
tanned in honor of Miss Eudora DAILY,
Miss Mary Lockridge and Miss Bonita
Pettijohn, who are guests at the Mac
lean HON efrom Kansas City, Mo.
Mrs. J. r. Lindsay and her two sons
are in town from Beaver visiting Miss
Mayme Lindsay, and are at home at 40
East Sixth South street.
Mrs. A. Mcdonald and daughters,
Ethel and Ida, will leave next week
for Ocean Park, Cal, to spend the sum-
mer.
Miss Grace Sullivan entertained the
members of the 'O9 class of st. Marys
academy at a delightful luncheon Sat
urday afternoon.
The Los Angeles Herald of June has
the following item which is of special
interest in Salt Lake at this time: Mrs.
j. Ross Clark and Mrs. Henry Carleton
Lee gave beautifully appointed lunch
con Friday at their home on West Ad-
ANS street for party of Salt Lake peo-
pie who came down for the Salisbury
McGilvray wedding. The special guests
were Mrs. Q. j. Salisbury, Mrs. Lewis
Miss Anna Mccormick. Miss
Genevieve Mccormick and Mrs. A H
s. Bird, with Mrs. Mary Judge, also OF
Salt Lake, who is stopping at the Alex
andria. There We're also places for Mrs.
+. A. Bryant, Mrs. Walter Leeds. Mrs.
Leo Chandler Mrs. Walter Miller Clark. |
Miss Annis Van Mugs and Miss Annie |
Brunswig.
Mrs. T. J. Westcott and son Warren |
will leave shortly for the east to visit |
Mr.. Westcott's parents
Miss Hope KerVin and Miss Cassan- |
Ira Wood, who are attending MenlO |
Park, will leave school this week for |
he summer vacation.
Miss Mary Halloran arrived in New |
York on Monday from her European
rip.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Daily and the fam
ly are contemplating a trip to Seattle
and Portland soon.
Mrs. L. B. Mccormick returned on
Sunday from Pasadena.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. R. Wick of Wash
ngton. D. c.. and family, are in the
,ity and are living at the Ivanhoe
Mrs. ]. D. Sullivan and son Carroll
nave gone east to visit friends at Bat
lie Creek, Mich.
Mrs. John Condron and daughter
lave returned from a visit to Idaho.
Miss Margery Mulvey is visiting
riends in Grand Junction, Colo.
Mrs. Margaret Mcmahon left last
week for Philadelphia for an extended
'isit with relatives. She will visit New
York, Atlantic City and Boston and
will also spend several weeks with her
aughter, Mrs. George Stone of Denver,
n her way home.
Mrs. NJ H. Kervin left Monday for
er home in San Francisco.
Miss Esther Cohn of Butte is visiting
lr. and Mrs. Lee j. Kahn.
Mrs. f. Morrison Grout, with the fol-
owing friends, Mrs. Fred Cooley, Mrs.
lrthur James, Mrs. Chandler, Mrs.
nyder, Mrs. c. o. Veness, Mrs. Penny
nd daughter, Mrs. ]. Milliron. and
aughter and the Misses Veness spent '
aturday at Wandamere in honor of
irs. ]. Z. Mcintyre of Ely, New, and I
IRIS. Virginia S. Stephens, who will &
ave soon for California. S
Many friends will be interested in the s
'edding which took place Tuesday in c
lew York City of Marcus a. McChrys- {
al, son of Mrs. Sarah A McChrystal 7
this city, to Miss Grace Shuster of q
lew York. After July 1 Mr.. and Mrs. t
IcChrystal will be at home here. L
Mrs. Vaughn Paul was hostess Wed t
esday at d luncheon at the Wilson ho-
i in honor of Miss Marie Luce. Cow $
s were laid for nine. Pink and white
NeeI peas decorated JRe IdDle.
F. f. McGurrin has been making an S
trip to Tooele, which town V
2 reports growing fast. and assuming \
lie appearance Of a town of some i'm
)rtance. :.
Mrs w. D. Donoher was the hostess
at a beautifully appointed
ncheon at the Country club, followed
' bridge. the affair being in honor of T
ISIS jeanette Kiser, who is a guest at s
lie Kiser home, and Mrs. Ida Downing a
Los Angeles, who is visiting her -
int, Mrs. c. Ira Tuttle. The large y
raj table was laid in the private din p
G room, and decorations of tall pink p
comics were used. Later five tables of .
'idge were played, and prizes We're :,
on by Mrs. F. E. McGurrin, Mrs. y
eek Keith, Mrs. Frank Knox and Mrs. Z,
?. c. Alexander. =
Miss Elizabeth Neilan will enter -,
in on Sunday party of nine, who =
e visiting here from Detroit.
See and hear June Rose Time by :,
Inior choir of st. Mary's Cathedral at ~
Ingalow theatre Wednesday, June 30. n
-OceedS to huy music for choir !