The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-02-05
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Mr. and Mrs. NJ. ]. McGill and Mr..
and Mrs. J. McSorley will leave with the
Elks' excursion for San Francisco, Cal,
and Honolulu.
DR.. p. S. Keogh returned from the
east Saturday. Mrs. Keogh remained
in New York, where she will visit Tor
d month or more.
Thursday evening, in Portland. ore,
Miss Dorothy Kinney and c. ". White
ley were married at the Kings Heights.
Mrs. DoUghertys home. Mr.. Whlte-
ley was attended by ID. c. lacking
of this city. and Mrs James A. Dough-
erty was the matron of honor Mr..
Whiteley. II. G. Wells, Charles Stlmson
and d g lacking attended the we'd
ing. left the first of the week in the
latter's private car. Cypress. Arch
bishop Alexander Christie officated ut
the marriage ceremony.
J. L. Cosgriff left Saturday for Chi
cago and other eastern cities. and }. b.
Cosgriff returned Saturday from Cali
fornia. where he left Mrs. Cosgriff and
children to spend the winter.
The Chrystal Card club was enter
tanned Wednesday afternoon by Mrs.
B. O. MecklenbuTg at her home, 9iI
East South Temple street,
Miss O'Meara, at sec South Temple
street. entertained the members of the
Plate club Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Thomas Kearns entertained the
members Of the Crystal Card club We'd
nesday at her home on East South Tenn
pie street.
One of the most elaborate dinners of
the season was that OF Saturday even
ing at the Alta club, when {. w. White
ley entertained about thiTty-four of his
men friends i'm honor of his approach
ing marriage TO Miss Dorothy Kinney
in Portland. Ore. February 5. The one
long table was handsomely decorated
in red and white low mound of red
roses and carnations formed the table
centerpiece. while at either end were
wounds OF red and white roses and car
nations Loose flowers were laid over
the table. which was lighted with green
and shaded candles.
RI. Rev. Edmond NJ. Obrecht. o. c.
r., Abbott of the Abbey of Gethse-
mani, KY, visited Salt Lake on Mon
day He was on his way to Jordan,
Ore. where the community has mon
astery.
Rev. John Ryan of Ogden spent Mon
day and Tuesday in Salt Lake.
John Mcdonald came in from Bing-
ham on Thursday and left the same day
for Arizona. where he will take charge
of copper mines under the management
of d. c. Jackling. Mr.. Mcdonald has
been in Bingham over six years. He
opened up the Utah copper mine, and
under his direction everything pros
pered. In three years only one life
was lost. The company considers him
one OF the best copper miners in the
west. and are now placing under his
direction the largest copper plant in
the west. All who worked under him
esteem him very highly. and regret his
departure from the old reliable camp.
Charles Quiigley. one of Salt Lakes
must prominent citizens met with an
accident last Monday. His motor col
lided with a street car and Mr.. Quigley
sustained a sprained ankle, but * able
to he at his office again.
Mrs. Charles Magher left Thursday
for California.
One Of the delightful social affairs of
Friday was the bridge tea given by
Mrs + j. Carter at her apartments in
the Bransford. Four tables We're filled
with players and a number later went
in to tea. Pink. white and green was
the color scheme prettily carried out,
with clusters of carnations and ferns.
Mrs Bartin was assisted by Miss Fini-
gan and Miss Edith Mudgett, while
Mrs. b. O. Mecklenburg and Mrs. Ed
ward AIcGurrin poured tea and coffee
from an attractive tea table decorated
in pink with silver candelabra and pink
camille and shades over a handsome
dra wnwork cloth. Prizes were won by
Mrs Roy Byrne. Miss Gibbons, Mrs.
Charles Meagher and Miss Wilensky
Of Atlanta, Ga.