The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1901-10-12
SALT LAKE CITY.

the guest at the Knutsford last week
.
William Igleheart has returned from
the east.
D. W. Fitz of Colorado Springs was
a city visitor last week.
Captain F. Stoll and Mrs. Stoll have
returned to New York to reside.
Senator Kearns, Governor Wells and
David Keith visited the mines in the
Tintic district last week.
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Mrs. John Brooks and little daugh-
ter Oriella spent few days in Bing-
ham last week, visiting Mr.. Brooks.
George Smith, mayor of Park city.
and Henry Shields were in the city last
week.
Miss Kiesel returned to Ogden last
week, after a pleasant visit with Miss
Margaret Park.
Judge and Mrs. w. l. Snyder will re-
side at the Cullen for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Charming, jr.,
have removed from DIR. Ewings resi-
dence at 537 South Fifth East street, to
the house occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. F.
]. Fabian, en- Twelfth East street.
Mrs. E. W. Ferry has returned from
California.
Mrs. D. C. MCKINLEY of Ogden spent
a few days in the city last week.
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Mrs. S. .. Park and children reached
home lest week from California.
Michael Fitzgerald and mother, Mrs
Ellen Fitzgerald of Park City, spent a
few d@vs in the city last week.
.
Mrs. James McFarlane has gone to
New York to join her husband. Mr.. and
Mrs. McFarIane will spend the winter
ir Peru.
Mrs. F. y. McGurrin and Mrs. r. H.
Officer We're hcstesses at the Country
club last Saturday.
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Miss Mccormick entertained infor-
mally at dinner last Saturday, at the
Country club.
The Progressive society met with
Miss Margaret Ryan on Friday even
ing and resumed work, after an adj
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lowing officers were elected to serve for
the ensuing twelve weeks: President.
Rufus Johnson; vice president, Harry
Ball; second vice president, Ruby
Young; secretary, Nettie Poulton; as
sistant secretary, Hazel Love; CORE
spending secretary, t. f. Jackson:
treasurer, Will Ball; sergeant-at-arms,
Colley Stayner; programme commit
tee, Archie Sheppard; critic, Will d.
McGillivray.
Little Agnes Caine was agreeably
surprised on Friday evening at her
home, $50 Second street, by a number
of her young friends. A pleasant even
ing was spent at games and music.
after which delightful refreshments
We're served. Those present were Hazel
Leedham, Regina Brooks, Lillian Cam
non, Lola Clark, Lille Welsh. OrriIla
Brooks, Claire Cannon, Lillian Jones,
Laura Brooks, Louis Andrews. Willard
Cannon, Glen Smyth, Charlie Brooks,
Kenneth Game, Spencer Cannon
George Brekerton and John Game.
Mrs. j. P. Keegan has returned to
Denver.
Mrs. Plummer has returned from
Great Falls, Mont.
Mrs. Levi Leonard of Butte is spend :.
ing few days in the city.
Mrs. Kuhn and Miss Leda Kuhn of
Ogden were city visitors last week.
Miss Edna Donnellan has returned
to California.
Mrs. Mary Judge and Mrs. j.. E.
Woodward will go to Europe this COM
ing winter.
Miss Mary Barrett of Evanston is
roll.
Mr.. Frank Judge arrived in New
York last week from an extended tour
Of Scotland, France and Russia. He
has resumed his studies at Yale.
Mrs T: D. Ryan of Ogden was the
guest of Mrs. Joseph Young last week. |
Mrs. S. Y. Shelp was hostess at |
,harming dinner party on Thursday |
evening of last week. Mrs. Stubble- |