The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-05-22
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Miss Kate Ryan goes to Bingham on
Friday in the interest of the Inter
mountain Catholic.
Mrs. John c. DAILY entertained on
| Thursday at a kitchen shower for Miss
Eudora DAILY.
Superintendent NJ. j. DAILY Of the Sill
yer King Coalition company's mines at
Park City was down for the annual
meeting Monday.
Mrs. Charles c. Vadner entertained
at another luncheon Saturday at her
home and later she and her guests
spent the afternoon at the Country
| club.
Mr. and Mrs. W. c. Sullivan are now
at home at No. 5, the Kensington.
! Mrs. P. S. Keogh entertained charm
ngly Saturday at a lilac luncheon at
I her home, one of series.
Mrs. H. A. Montgomery and Miss Ju-
| liza McCarty left Monday for Seattle
and viii be absent two months.
E. F. FreundenthaI, one of the pio
neer mining men of Phoebe, New, is
guest at the Wilson.
A. L. Murphy of Caldwell, ". a.
Hutchinson of Stanley and James
Worthington of HALEY are three Ida
no men now stopping at the Cullen. =,
John Gully of the Gully Drug COM
pany, Ogden, is down on business, and
Is registered AT the cullen,
Mrs. O. j. Salisbury. Mrs. L. B. Nc
Cornick and Miss Anna Mccormick left
Thursday for California to attend the
McGilvray- Salisbury wedding.
The table d'hote lupcheon at the
Country club Wednesday was we'll pa
tronized. Among those entertaining
were Mrs. William McCaskell, who had
a party OF thirty in honor Of Mrs. Jas
per A. McCaskell; Mrs. II. Vance Lane
with four; Mrs. Charles Rooklidge,
four; Mrs. f. f. McGurrin with twelve;
Mrs. c. Ira futile with four; Mrs. John
Rooklidge With a small party, and Mrs.
William Reid and party.
Mrs. OF. Salisbury was hostess Tues
day night at the Colonial for party of
thirty-four guests in honor of her
nephew Monroe Salisbury. Supper was
served later at the Salisbury home.
Miss Eudora Daily, q June bride, was
guest of honor Tuesday at a charming
bride tea given by Miss Estelle Clinton
at the Clinton home. Six tables were
filled with players and these were
Joined by other guests at tea. Mrs.
Fred A Hale and Mrs. c. Daily poured
assisted by Mrs. VIII L. Ellerbeck. The
tea table was covered with Oriental
lace over pink satin and the centerpiece
was a large cut glass bowl of pink
sweetpeas. Prizes were won by Miss
DAILY. Mrs. Lewis Evans, Miss Eliza
beth Howard Of Garfield, Mrs. Jay
Rogers. Mrs. c. E. Travers and Mrs.
w. NJ. Hunt.
p. j. Quealy. manager of the Gum
Quealy coal mines in Wyoming. is over
from camp for a conference with Mr..
Gum. who has just returned from the
east
Willard Mack. who has been i'll at the
ic
now nearly recovered. He was able
Monday to- walk about, and it is ex-
pected he viii be entirely we'll soon
Mrs. Q. J. Salisbury entertained eight
at a handsomely appointed dinner at
her home Monday evening in honor OF
her nephew. Monroe Salisbury, who is
playing at the Colonial this week.
Mr. and Mrs Kenneth c. Kerr enter
tanned at a box party at the Colonial
theatre Monday evening.
Friends were started last week to |
hear of the narrow escape from drown |
ing of Carol BintZ. son of Mr.. and Mrs |
w. H. Bintz. who, with four class |
mates OF the Delft Chi fraternity of |
Cornell. were boating on the Cavuga |
lake near the college when the boat |
capsized. When the young men were |
brought ashore by the rescue party ii |
was twenty minutes before they We're |
revived.
Mrs. c. H. Stevenson left on Thurs
day of this week for Seattle to spenS |
the next five months at the Alaska
Yukon exposition.
Mrs. E. ]. Groesbeck and Miss Ina |
Rudy entertained score of friends at
500 Saturday in compliment to Miss
Marie Luce. whose engagement to Wal
ter Z. Brown was recently announced.
The class of . of st. Mary's aCade-
my will entertain the Alumnae associa-
ton May % at the home Of Miss Lose
McDonough, 452 c street.
See and hear June Rose Time" Jul
nior choir of St Marys Cathedral, next
,,,nn+h hanoht of choir