The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-11-20
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Miss Texas Guinan, the leading WON
an in the Gay Musician" at the Schu-
bert house, is a young girl of great
! charm, possessing a magnificent voice
and winning personality. Miss Guinar
| is a devout Catholic, and is a near rela-
| tive of Rev. A. j. Guinan, the presi-
dent of All Hallows' college of this city
Miss Kate Ryan has returned from a
! trip to Colorado, taken in the interests
of The Intermountain Catholic.
Arthur j. McChrystal entertained
| twenty guests Wednesday night at his
/ home in Second avenue, the affair
being complimentary to Captain Nc
Masters of the All Hallows football
team, and Captain Fitzpatrick of the
| High school eleven. The pennants OF
the two schools were used in the rooms,
and the school colors, red and black,
for the High school, and gold and blue
| for All Hallows, were also used in the
decorations. Pink carnations added to
the pretty effect Mr.. McChrystal was
assisted by his sister, Miss Frances
McChrystal
Miss Mary Halloran entertained Fri
day night at a 500 party given at
her home in East South Temple street.
Chrysanthemums were used in the dec
orations throughout the rooms, the ia
BILE centerpiece in the dining room
being large bowl of the pink and
white blossoms. Six tables of five hun
bred were played during the evening.
Miss Halloran was assisted by Miss
Mercy Lewis. Miss Winifred Brice and
Miss Florence Halloran.
The Lynch building, now under
course of construction at the corner of
Second South and Second East streets.
when completed, viii! be one of the
finest structures of its size in the city.
Plans for this building were drawn by
Architect Bernard o. Mecklenberg. j..
c. Lynch, owner of the property, pro-
poses to spend about 100000 in COM
pleting the structure.
Mrs. J. J. DAILY will be hostess at a
theatre party next Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Sullivan announce
the engagement of their daughter, Nell
lie E, to S. Schade. The date of the
wedding will be given later.
P. ]. Quealy, manager of the KEN
merer Coal company of Kemmerer,
Wyo., is in Salt Lake City on business,
and is staying at the Knutsford.
Mrs. P. Mcclure and Mr.. and Mrs
c. B. Wilson of Helper were visitors in
the city during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh ]. McCarren have
gone to Ogden to make their home.
Mrs. C. Il. Stevenson, who spent the
summer in Seattle, Wash, and the past
six weeks visiting in the east, returned
home Wednesday.
Dan Mcmillan, A. C. Heatch and
George A. Fisher are Heber people in
Salt Lake. They are at the Cullen.
C. F. Littrell of Austin, New, is at
the Cullen
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wiley of Marys-
roll OF he MILL
]. r. Kelly of Elko, New, is regis
tered at the Cullen.
Miss Louise Sullivan will leave Mon
day for the east, where she will spend
the winter visiting Lieutenant and Mrs.
Easton, in Pittsburg. Pa, and Captain
and Mrs. r. H. Allen, at Governors
island.
Mrs. w. E. Fife is home from short
stay in the east.
Miss Margaret Mcmahon has re-
turned from two months trip on the
Pacific coast.
Miss G. E. Cosgriff entertained a few
friends at her apartment in the Brans-
ford Saturday evening.
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Salt Lake Security & Trust Co. mort
cages are equal to the best bonds on
the market, ofrerlng the maximum rate
of interest with the highest degree OF
security Let your money work for you
where you are doubly secured, and earn
what you are entitled to. We have
loans from $3.50 and up. Improved city
personally inspected, and
loans made on conservative valuations
are our securities. Interest and prin
cipal RENTED to all our clients without
charge. Write for list Of loans or fur
Their particulars.
Salt Lake Security & Trust Co,
1924 Main Street,
Salt Lake City