The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-09-18
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

! in musical and social circles. Ihelr
many friends gave them a glad well
/ come
George DonneIley. a well known BUSH
ness man of Denver, is visiting his sis
ter Mrs. NJ 4. Callahan.
Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Laramie are now
ct home at 6S Second avenue
Mrs. j. w. Quinn is entertaining her
mother, Mrs. Fitzhenry of St. Louis.
Mrs. John. Carrigan of Lima Mont,
visited her son, Thomas CarriSan, last
month.
Miss Rose McCarty and Miss Mary
| Welsh OF Lanesboro, Mimi, We're the
| guests OF Mr.. and Mrs !. Mullaney last
week.
Miss Sarah Nfallaney of Billings,
Mont. is the guest of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs John Mullaney.
II. 5. Mccain left last week for
Omaha to represent his lodge, OF which
he is delegate.
Miss NJ. b. Seydel, a a. ming girl Of
Detroit, is visiting her sister Mrs, ID.
/ j. Laramie.
Mrs. Bannernan Of LUCIA, H., is the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. II. S. Me
| Cam.
Miss Anna Vaughn who is a charm
| ing and clever business woman of Kan
sas City. is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
j. II. Robinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. p P Laramie returned
! last Sunday from Manchester. Mich.
and are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs D.
! j. Laramie Mrs F. p Laramie was
| formerly Miss Alice McEnany, sister Of
J. B. McEnany and J. Il. McEnany, the
well known dentists. Mr.. and Mrs. La
ramie We're married ten days ago at
! Manchester
Michael Gibbons Of Bingham was in
the city on Thursday.
Miss Mary Halloran entertained at
luncheon Wednesday for Miss Eccles of
New York, the decora tons being i'm as
! tiers. and covers laid for Miss Aiieen
Mcmillan, Miss Lillian Lane, Miss No
rhine Thompson. Miss Margaret Dunn
Miss Shirley Palmer Of Cleveland. O..
Miss Frances McChrystal, Miss Stella
Fabian, Miss Winifred Brice and the
Misses Bryan and Grizzelle Houston.
Miss Katherine Kilkenny is at home
after three months spent in Los Angeles
and san Francisco
Miss Elizabeth Fitzgerald and her
brother, T. Y. Fitzgerald are now at
No. is at the Annex apartments for the
winter
Miss Mamie Laughlin left Wednesday
for her home in Los Angeles, after
spending the summer as the guest of her
sister, Mrs. J. c. Hanchett
David Keith returned to his home in
Salt Lake Sunday, after a four weeks
trip to the Alaskan Yukon Pacific eX-
position and points Of interest in the
northwest He was well satisfied with
the fair, and says it is a big success.
DR.. and Mrs. John r. White have
cards out for the wedding of their
cousin, Miss Aimee Best, to Albert Ray
mond Jordan, 20 take place at $50 on
Wednesday night, Sept. %, at White
hall
Mrs. J. B. Risque was hostess at a tea
Tuesday al the Country club, from to
} o'clock
Mr.. and Mrs Hoyt Sherman left this
week for their home i'm Washington. d.
c, after some time spent with Mr.. and
Mrs. 6. J. Gibson. and another daugh-
ter Mrs. y. =. Cray of Oakland, Cal. |
and their son, Roger Sherman of Ore
gon.
J. Z. Kearns Of Cody, Wyo, q brother
Of former Senator Thomas K6arns. is |
in the city on business. Mr.. Kearns has |
extensive mining and livestock interests
i'm Wyoming, cuba and South America |
he was formerly resident of Salt Lake /
and is planning on making this city once (
more his headquarters.
A. c. Sullivan. cashier of the Salt +
Monday for a business trip east. He /
viii be gone about ten days, and while |
in Chicago win attend the American
Bankers convention which convened
there Sept. Is
Mrs Leonard, wife OF F. e Leonard.
plant manager for the Bell Telephone
company, is convalescent from a serious
operation at the Keogh- Hammond hos
Dital.
Employees Of F Auerbach & Brother
we're at the Colonial theatre last Fri
day night enjoying the play. THE Love
Route The tickets were presented by
the management of the store
r, 5. McCaffeTy, metallurgical direc-
tor at the Tintic smelter, has been APP
pointed professor of metallurgy in the
university of Idaho at Moscow,
Mrs. Frank Judge entertained a par
~ OF twenty last Thursday at the Or
pheUm matinee. Later the party mo-
tored TO the Country club for supper.
The affair was in honor of Mrs. Theo-
dore Baldwin and Mrs. j. e Woodward
Mrs. f. T. Putnam has announced the
engagement of her daughter Louise. to
Edward B. Heisler. The wedding viii
take place Oct. ).
The Misses Selma and Mary Wall
were the hosteSSeS at charming bridge
eHer 7iNNll i utSQda AFTERNOON At the
Country club in honor Of Miss Bess Nc
MILAN. September bride A large bowl
of pink asters decorated the tea table.
which was presided over by Mrs. Karl
Scheid and Mrs. H. G. Mcmillan assist
ed by Miss Gertrude Hanson and Mrs.
Vaughn Paul. Seven tables of bridge
were played. and other guests were
present at the tea which followed the
games
President Cosgriff of the National
Wool Warehouse & Storage association
returns from the far eastern Inanufac-
turing centers better satisfied than ever
that this western organization so siren
uously fought by the Boston interests.
has not only passed the experimental
stage, but is now so far advanced that
the necessity of warehouses in other
parts of the country, as well as in Chi
1ago, is manifest
MASON NoVELLE.