The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-02-12
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. ATcCaskell are nov
at home TO their friends at No. Stauf
| fer apartments.
Miss Lucille Clark entertained sixteeT
| friends at a bridge tea at the Hamilton
home in the Bransford Friday after.
noon, when profusion Of roses, carna-
| lions and violets We're prettily used
| Miss Clark was assisted by Miss Mary
Halloran. Prizes We're won by Miss
Mary Halloran and Miss Margaret Wal
den.
Among the Salt Lakers who left dur
ing the week for a stay Of several weeks
| in southern California were Mrs. W. D
Donoher and daughter, Mrs. A. S
| Bower and son. Mrs. T. c. Gibson, Mrs
| Sarah McChrystal.
Mr.. and Mrs. P J. Quealy of KEN
merer, Wyo., entertained at dinner
| last week at the Knutsford, which was
| followed by a stall party at the Salt
! Lake theatre to see A5antell in Ham
| let"
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Walker Salisbury,
who have been in Nice. We're expected
TO sail for home February. >.
J. Will Gray, manager of Gray Bros,
has returned from an eastern purchas-
ing trip. He expects to open soon a
ladies' ready-to- millinery depart
ment
Don Mcguire Of Ogden was in the city
Wednesday ON business.
Colonel z. A. Wall and family sailed
Wednesday February s. from New
York on the steamer Celtic for three
months trip abroad. In d letter. writ
ten before the party started, Mrs Wall
told of the handsome quarters they had
secured on the promenade deck, and
that one of their near neighbors on the
voyage would be John Redmond. the
well known Irish member of parlia-
ment. She also spoke of being enter
tanned at a tea while in New York by
Mrs. II. A. Cloman, formerly Mrs. Vic
tor Clement of Salt Lake. where she
met Mrs. William G. Sharp and other
former members of Salt Lake society.
The address of the Wall party will be
Shepard's hotel, Cairo, Egypt.
The wedding of Miss Dorothy Kinney
to c. w. Whitley at o'clock Thurs
day evening. was one Of the events of
the week. The ceremony was read by
Archbishop Christie at the home of Mrs.
James Dougherty, a sister of the bride,
VINO acted as matron of honor. The bride
was gowned in ivory satin, cut plainly
and worn with a full-length veil of tulle
DOugheIty also wore white satin and
carried bridesmaid roses. Miss Angela
Kinney, another sister of the bride, who
was maid Of honor. was in white point
d'esprit. and carried the same flowers
d. c. Jackling of Salt Lake, the home
of the groom. attended Mr. Whitley
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitley left last night for
San Francisco to take one of the ocean
steamers TO sail for the Orient They
will return to Salt Lake. their future
home, in few months. Miss Kinney is
one of the most popular girls in that
city, and has often visited her sister
here.-Portland Evening telegram.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. McGurrin have
written to friends IN Salt Lake from
the Charles hotel, New Orleans. that
they are enjoying the Mardi Gras fes-
ivities, and have been fortunate in re-
ceiving invitations to the large balls
and other functions in connection with
the carnival They have also been the
honOred guests at theatre parties and
dinners given by old friends.
D. L. Burley of the Oregon Short Line |
has returned from Chicago, where he |
attended traffic meeting of represent
tatives of western and middle western |
roads.
Mrs. Margaret B. Salisbury, who went |
to the coast after the new year, re-
turned home this week.
Joseph c. Kinney, son of Hon. Tim
Dthy Kinney Of Rock Springs, WyO.. |
registered in Salt Lake Wednesday He |
was returning from Portland. where he
attended the wedding Of his sister, Dor
othy Kinney.
Sophia and Josephine Monro of Ely,
New, came to Salt Lake this week
Attorney S. A. Maginnis of Ogden,
son of Judge w. L. Maginnis, is reg
stored at the Cullen.
Grace Condor of Park City. who was
operated upon recently at the Holy
Cross hospital, and who became i'll Of
pneumonia. is doing nicely and her ulti-
nate recovery is expected.