The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-02-19
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Father GalIigan spent Tuesday in
Salt Lake.
! Rev John Ryan came down from Og-
den Monday and returned home Thurs
day.
NJ. J. Cosgriff left for Chicago this
week.
James McTernay has returned from
a visit to California, greatly benefited
! in health.
Miss c. E. Cosgriff left this week for
Oakland and san Francisco. Cal, where
| she viii visit for few weeks.
Mrs. Z. Vike entertained six Park
City friends at prettily appointed
! luncheon at her home Tuesday in honor
of Mrs. LeCompte The table was eff
fectively decorated in pink, with a
mound of carnations in the center.
Mr.. and Mrs Kenneth c. Kerr en-
tertained last Saturday at their new
home in Harvard avenue for their lit
tie daughter, Grace. at valentine
party from to 8, to celebrate her tenth
birthday.
Maurice Daily is at home after a trip
TO Los Angeles. His father and brother
Albert viii remain some time longer in
California.
Miss Edna Dunn returned last week
from her visit in Chicago and Omaha.
X X y
Miss Louise Sullivan, who has been
for several months in Boston. with
Lieutenant and Mrs. Easton and with
Captain and Mrs. r. H. Allen at Gov
ernor's island, will be at home about
the 18th.
Mrs Sarah McChrystal and Mrs. +.
c. Parsons are now pleasantly located
at Venice, Cal, where they will spend
several weeks.
A. Fred Wey, proprietor of the Will
son hotel. returned Saturday from Chi
cago and other eastern cities, after an
absence of more than two weeks
X :; =
Miss Marjorie Mulvey is the guest of
Miss Cecilia GOttstein in Evanston,
Wyo,, for a few days.
X X x
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Frank Judge and
son are registered at the st. Francis in
San Francisco.
Mrs. G. J. Gibson and daughter, who
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Hoyt Sher-
man in Washington, D. c, will be home
the last of March.
Mr. and Mrs. F. f. McGurrin re-
turned Saturday from New Orleans,
where they witnessed the Mardi gras.
!; * x
Mrs H. c. Monter was delightfully."-
surprised at her home last week by
the members of the Germanfa club.
The house was beautifully decorated
with pink carnations, and dainty
luncheon was served. There were nine
teen guests who enjoyed the after
noon.
X x X
Frank Knox. president of the Ma
tional Bank of the Republic. returned
Monday from a trip to San Francisco
and southern California.
!; x x
John J. Dwyer of San Francisco ar
rived in Salt Lake on Monday.
* 4 x
James Murphy of Chicago was in
Salt Lake this week.
X :; x
Mrs. Abner Luman was called to
Denver this week on account of the
serious lllilbSS VI llGl SOll' INSllAAItl III"
His trouble was appendicitisfi, for
which he underwent an operation that
was successful, and is now out of dan
ger.
y ::
J. X. Mullin, the well known Denver
miller. with Edward Ryan, his private
secretary, and James O'Connor. his at
torney, are in the city on a business
trip from Colorado.
y x K
John F. Williams and Pearl Hallen
were married at St Mary's cathedral
Wednesday by Rev. w. K. Ryan. Iven
Hallen and Mamie Williams witnessed
the marriage ceremony.
X x X
Edward McGurrin went to Park City
Thursday.
x X x
Sister NJ CELSIUS. superior of Sacred
Heart academy, ogden, was a visitor
in Salt Lake last Saturday.
x x x
Sister Mary Alacoque, who under
went an operation at Holy Cross hos
pital last week, is convalescent and
out of all danger.