The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1901-11-30

c. w. Bennett. Perry S. Heath, c. F.
! Kinney. Westervelt, f. w. Clark,
Pfoutz, Madame Pfoutz and Miss
Amy.
Mrs. Hoyt Sherman entertained last
week in honor of Miss Blaine and Miss
| Pope.
One of the delightful events of last
week was the enjoyable card party
given by Miss Lizzie O'Brien at the
residence of her sister, Mrs William
Murphy. The prizes were won by Mrs.
j. Geoghegan and Mr.. Lynch, Mrs.
Pease and Mr.. Morrison. The game
was enjoyed to the utmost. and at the
close delicious refreshments were
served. The invited guests were
Messrs. and Mesdames j. c. Lynch.
Joseph Geoghegan. William Murphy,
Mesdames Goetchins, Dean and Pease,
Misses Keller. O'Meara, Mahoney,
Dean, Stevens. Messrs. O'Meara, Peter
son, Myers, Morrison.
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One of the delightful affairs of last
week was the card party given by Mr..
and Mrs. F. L. Libby. The house was
decorated entirely in red and white
Palms and red and white carnations
We're used in the reception room. and
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library and dining room. The color
scheme was carried out in the refresh
mentS, score cards and TALES. The
! prizes were won by Mr.. and Mrs. AL
| berr Horn. The guests were Messrs.
and Mesdames W. H. Sanders. A. w
McCune. jr., w. T. Benson. William
Jones, A. II. Anderson. A. T. Kerr, A.
H. Tarbet. Fred Graham Reid, c. c.
Slade, DR.. and Mrs. McKenna, Misses
| Tai, nd
| Messrs Sharp Walker, Benner X.
Smith, George Airs, Arch Miller and
( Dr. Elerbeck
Mrs. T. w. Hanson will entertain al
siXty-three on next Tuesday afternoon,
Dec. ., at her elegant home, 800 South
Fourth East, for the benefit of the
Altar society of st. Mary's cathedral.
! All the ladies of the cathedral parish
| and their friends are invited.
| Mrs. A. H. Tarbet entertained at
charmingly informal dinner on Thanks
giving day in honor of Miss Edith
Parker
Mrs. J. F. Dunno, accompanied by
her little daughter and by Miss May
Goldwaithe returned last Wednesday
from months visit to Leavenworth
Kan.
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Mrs. T. D. Ryan was the guest of
Mrs. Joseph Young last week.
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NJ. H. Hennessy, superintendent of
the Began at Park City. is down for Il
short visit with his family. He re-
ports the shaft down to the 600 level.
| where a station is now being cut. The
pumps are handling the usual $50 gal
Ions of water per minute and every
thing is moving without a hitch.
The invitations are out for Mrs Da
vid Keith's reception on Dec. 3.
Mrs. ]. w. 6Connor. Miss Florence
O'Connor and DR.. Walter O'Connor of
Denver are guests of Mrs. James
O'Connor
Miss Eleanor Dooly has gone to Den
yer to be the guest for two weeks of
Mrs. Adams. She will visit at Colorado
Springs before returning.
One of the events of the coming week
in which society will take consid
cradle interest is the minstrel show to
be given by the members of company |
H of the National Guard. Many of the /
young men who will take part in the |
programme are we'll known in social |
circles. and it is safe to say that their
friends will be on hand to witness a
new departure in home theatricals. |
Among the boys is our own Jack Trew |
hela adm favorably known by most of |
the st. Mary's congregation. He oc- |
cupies a prominent place and will be |
heard in some of his exceedingly clever |
monologues. 1t is expected that all the |
young ladies of the city will turn out |
en-. nnasse TO see and hear the only |
Jack TreWhela.
Fred J. Hill. the well known druggist. |
accompanied by his wife and one child,
left the city during the past week for
London England. where Mr. Hill goes |
for the benefit of his health. MIR. HIS |
two little sons, Melroy and Martin. are
now attending school in England,
whittier they were taken by Mrs. Hill
some months ago. Mrs. Hill has since
returned and will accompany her nus
band on the trip.
Mrs. A. r. Kerr entertained at cards
last Saturday evening in honor of Mrs.
Ernest NoSWOrthy Of Denver. Sixty
three was played and exquisite prizes
in cut glass were received by the sue
cessful contestants. The Anderson
stringed quartette was stationed in the
hall and played throughout the even
ing. The parlor was in white roses
and chrysanthemums, with ferns and
flowers festOoning the arches. The hall
was in pink carnations and the dining
room in yellow chrysanthenfums, the
whole presenting beautiful scene.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. A. H
Tarbet, Mr. and Mrs. McDermott. Dr.
and Mrs. McKenna, Mr.. and Mrs. g.
W. Reed. Mr. and Mrs John Hough-
ton. Mr. and Mrs. Parker, Colonel and
Mrs. E. Wall Mrs. Tomlinson. Mrs. S.
H Pinkerton, Misses Maud Parker
Edith Parker. Tuddenham. Reed. Mel
lie Reed and Mr.. Will Reed.
John Ford. for many years we'll
known because of his connection with
Ford's hotel in this city. left Salt Lake
permanently and will join his son. Will
liam. who has returned from Manila
and is practicing law in Los Angeles.
DR.. M'KENNA MAY DIE.
Fell Off a Train and Received Prob
ably Fatal Injuries
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