The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-02-20
Personal.

! Miss Annie Longan and Miss Rose
Longan of 1920 Lafayette street pre-
sided last Saturday afternoon at one OF
the prettiest parties of the week. II
was given in honor of Miss Jennie Gill
! lis, whose marriage to Edward Liver
nash will take place in St Leo's church
before Lent. The guests spent delight
| full afternoon sewing for the bride-to-
be, and a prize for having accomplished
most was awarded Mrs. Martin E.
Rowley. Hearts and Cupids formed the
artistic decorations and pink and white
| formed the color scheme throughout. A
mound of pink tulips occupied the CEN
ter of the luncheon table, while at each
cover wa splaced tiny pink candle in
rosebud holder. The favors were bon
bon boxes of rose petals, surmounted
by bisque Cupids. Seated at table were
Miss Jennie Gillis. Miss May Gillis,
Mrs. Martin E Rowley, Mrs J. c. Ha-
gus, Mrs. T. Mitchell Burns, Mrs. Har-
ry Preble, Miss Eva Hook, Miss Nellie
Pullman, Miss Annie Longan and Miss
Rose Longan.
Much entertaining was done last
week for Miss Ethelle Corson, whose
marriage to William H. Hermes Oc-
Cured on Wednesday, Feb. Il. On
Monday evening Miss Bessie Phillips
entertained at a miscellaneous shower
at her home, 1770 Marion street. while
Miss Nora Phillips was hostess at tin
shower on Wednesday, Feb. 10.
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Miss Ethelle Corson and William H
Hermes were guests of honor at a
dinner given Tuesday evening by Mr.,
and Mrs George Dearborn Corson in
their apartments in the Utopia on Col
fax and Pennsylvania avenues. Other
guests were Mrs. Eleanor Corson, Miss
Irene Corson, Mrs. Alfred Bergen, Miss
Rebecca HenriQues of Las Vegas, n. NJ,
and Mrs. A. Mannig-
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Miss Ethelle Corson entertained her
friends at delightful card party one
afternoon last week at her home. 1914
Franklin street. The decorations were
in white and pink. The young hostess
was assisted by her mother, Mrs. Flea
nor j. Corson. The guest list included
Miss Rebecca HenriQues Of Las Vegas.
Miss Bessie Phillips. Miss Nora Phil
lips, Miss Mary O'Fallon, Miss Ursula
Forhan. Miss Margaret Fallon. Miss
June Nugent, Miss Josephine Roberts,
Miss Alma Dumas. Miss Susie Miller,
Miss Maude Hartley, Miss Marie Ener-
king. Miss Irene Hartford, Miss Grace
Curtin, Miss Sarah Cover, Miss Ellen
Soils, Miss Corinne Kingbrough, Mrs.
Alfred Bergen, Mrs. Frftzer and Mrs.
George Dearborn Corson.
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Another affair at which Miss EtheIle
Corson was guest of honor was a
luncheon given on Monday, Feb. 15, by
Miss May Dillon. The guests were Miss
Corson, Miss Rebecca Henriques, Miss
Maud Hartley. Miss Florence Brewster,
Miss Janet McNiel, Miss Marie Ener-
king, Miss Ursula Forhan Miss Nc
Evoy and Miss Charlotte FoWles
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Sheedy have
gone to New York for brief visit. On
their return they win be accompanied
by Miss Marie Sheedy and Miss Flor
ence Sheedy, who have been for some
time in the east.
Mrs. Mary Sweeney of st. Paul, Mimi,
is visiting her sister Mrs. jeremiah
Guion.
Mrs. James H. Butterfield on Monday
received the news of the death Of her
sister-in-law, Mrs. Quinlan, at her
home in st. Paul. Mrs. Quinlan was the
mother of Frank Quinlan, an aluminus
of Sacred Heart academy.
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John Murray. the veteran bailiff of
the juvenile court, is at St. Joseph's