The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-07-17
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Mr.. and Mrs. Mark W. Lillard ant
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward J. Roberts will be
at home after this week in their new
apartments on First avenue, between I
and G streets.
Mrs. James Hughes and daughter
Mary, who left last week to spend the
summer in California, are enjoying a
pleasant visit, and are now located with
| Mrs. Whittier, All West Sixth street
Long Beach. Mrs. Hughes and daugh-
ter will remain in California till Sep
TENDER.
Mrs. ]. c. DAILY entertained the mem
bers of the Sewing club Thursday at her
| home.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Scofield enter
tanned at an informal dinner Thursday
at their home for Lieutenant and Mrs.
G. A. Wieser.
DR.. l.. f. Hummer and his bride re-
turned Saturday evening from we'd
ding trip through the east
Mrs. Frank Judge returned on Friday
from San Rafael, where she has spent
the past few weeks. Mr.. and Mrs.
Judge will leave during the week to
make their home for the summer at the
Judge country place, the Cobbles.
Miss Mayme Noble entertained score
of friends last Saturday evening at din
ner at the Country club preceding the
usual dance there. The affair was in
compliment to Mrs. Ernest Brown of
San Antonio, Tex, who is here the guest
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
Mount The long table was laid. in the
private dining room, and decorated with
quantities of pink and rose-colored
sweet peas.
Mrs. Frances B. Clark, the mother of
John Z. Clark, arrived last Saturday To
visit her son, and will spend some weeks
here at the Keith apartments. Mrs.
Clrak is the supervisor of music in the
public schools of Milwaukee, and comes
directly from Denver, where she has
been attending the sessions sof the N
E. A.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Kearns We're pleased to hear
that the accident to their children was
only a trifle.
Mrs. A. H. S. Bird and the children
left on Monday for Montana to visit
Mr.. Bird.
Miss Whalen of the Cathedral choir
and her sister, Margaret, are visiting
friends in Butte
The popular resort of resorts these
warm days is Saltair, where dip in
the briny waters brings comfort. The
greatest improvement of any at the
beach is the ship cafe where the meals
served are delicious and the service
splendid. This is in charge of Carl
Fritsch, well known hotel man of CAL
ifornia. Mrs. Fritsch, who spends much
time in the cafe, is charming woman,
who does not hesitate to look to the
comfort of the guests.
Mrs. j. /. King expects to entertain |
her sister, Mrs. James Barrett, of Rock |
Springs, this summer
Miss Marguerite Putnam has returned |
from Bountiful, where she was a guest |
at the Ben Davis country home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Owens and |
family will leave shortly for a summer
trip to Idaho.
Miss Margery Mulvey will return this
week from Grand Junction, where she
has had an enjoyable visit with /
friends
Mrs F. w. Schofield is contemplating
a visit to the coast shortly.
Miss Ella NJ. Canning has returned
from delightful visit to Idaho. Miss
Canning was the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
c. B. Channel while in Twin Falls, and
the guest of Miss Belle Kinney while in
Pocatello.
F. V. Fitzgerald, the Herald's popular
and clever reporter, has gone to Los
Angeles on his vacation
Miss Martha Buboltz has gone to Ida
10 for her vacation.
Miss Aline Carter. formerly of ST
Mary's academy of this city, will spend
he next three months in Europe.
Miss Clara Myer and her aunt Miss
Mary Pryor, will return shortly from a
delightful visit to Denver, Colorado
Springs and Pueblo.