The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-07-07

Rock Island office here was published
in last weeks issue, and was read with
much interest.
There viii be no rehearsal this week
for the children who belong to the 8
o'clock choir. Rehearsals will be re-
sumed next Saturday, July IA.
Mrs. d. p Tarpey and family have
gone to California for the summer Da-
vid and John Tarpey will enter Stan
ford university this coming fall.
o
Mrs. Charles Morrison and daughter
Lucille left for Copper Gulch last Mon
day evening. where they will spend
the summer. with Mr.. Morrison.
The shocking death of young John
Kelly, son of Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. Kelly,
in the railroad wreck in Montana
caused much sorrow here among many
friends.
Mr.. Edward McGurrin and son and
Mrs. Mary Trumbo left for San Fran
cisco last Sunday. They will be the
guests of Col. Isaac Trumbo for the
next three months.
Miss Stella Salisbury was the hostess
of very elaborate luncheon last week
Her guests were the Misses Sherman,
Kinney, Mary Kinney, Laura Sherman
and Edna Donnellan.
Miss Lillian McGarry of Beaver.
Utah, is in the city attending the sum
mer school at the University Mis- Nc
Garry for the past three years has been
teaching school in Beaver.
Alan Lovey. the Herald artist, left
Sunday morning to attend the Demo-
cratic convention at Kansas City His
character sketches sent from there are
viewed with interest in the Daily Her
aid.
Mrs. David Keith entertained a par
ty of friends at Park City last week,
The party visited the Silver King and
Ontario mines while there and returned
over the delights of the
trip.
On Tuesday evening Mr.. Clarence Nc /
Cornick entertained at the Alta club
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs Cheeseman of
Denver. His guests We're Mr.. and Mrs
D. S. Murray, Miss Murray and Mr.. D. |
H. Peery, jr.
Andrew c. Brixen. He was one of the |
best known men of this city, being for !
many years a leading hotel man. To !
his wife and family all sympathy is ex- !
tended in their bereavement.
Those in charge of the Children's |
Musicale wish to extend their thanks !
70 Mr.. NJ. L. Mulvey for so kindly do |
hating the use of the New Grand the |
ater, on last Friday evening, and to
Mr.. John Thomas for the artistic ar |
'angement of the stage.
Miss Flora Newcome of the Tiff
Methodist church and Mr.. ]. A. Angus /
us of the Central church choir, sang |
IN Ave Maria" by Lambillotte at st. |
Mary's last Sunday. Miss New |
,ome's sweet light soprano voice |
md the sympathetic baritone of !
Mr.. Augustus blended perfectly, and /
beautiful duet was never
)eter rendered. st. Mary's congrega-
ion deeply appreciate the kindly feel |
ng shown by the members of the other |
'hurches in so kindly rendering their
The prisoners at the Utah State pen
tertiary had a very pleasant Fourth, /
hanks to Mrs. ]. Rumel and Miss Mar
5aret Harley, who arranged a very fine |
literary and musical programme for the
occasion. Special mention must be
made Of the recitations by Mrs. Pen |.
ose, Miss Ada McNamee, and little
IuIdarose Brown. T'he following people
ook part in the programme Mrs. J.
2umel, Misses McNamee, Bragg, Har-
ey and Brown: Messrs. r. B. Quay. II.
/. McCorkle, Raleigh, Olsen Hudson
nd DR. Chandler. Miss Lena Haas and
Hiss Nora Gleason were the accom-
anists.
lions Savings Bank and Trust COM
amy was established in 1873, and has
ince opened more than twenty-four