The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1901-11-02

| Kinney have just returned from an eX-
tended European trip. The young
ladies are now in Chicago, visiting
friends, but will soon arrive in Salt
Lake.
Miss Luce, retiring president of st
Mary's Alumnae association, will enter
tain the members at her. home next
Sunday afternoon. Miss Luce receives
and deserves the earnest appreciation
of all the members for the good work
she has done as president. She is
very popular with all and would easily
be reelected, only the rules of tho
association forbid the reelection OF
any officers for successive terms
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The leading event of the past week
was the marriage of Miss Claire Claw
son and DR.. Chauncey Benedict. The
young couple have legion of friends
who wish every happiness and good
fortune to attend them through life.
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Joseph Dederichs came in from
Stockton last Tuesday.
The many friends of Thomas Lynch
are delighted to hear of the success.
of his mining interests in Nevada.
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The meeting of st. Marys
Alumnae next Monday will be called
to order promptly at p. m. All the
members are requested to be present
at 4:45.
John Doyle, an experienced mining
man, who formerly lived in Park City,
came up from Tonopah last week an6
will remain in the city for several
| days.
Mrs. w. Capell and her sister, Miss
Eva O'Neil of Wells, New. are spend
ing few days in the city. Mr.. Capell
| and the O'Neil brothers are the wei
known cattle kings of western and
southern Nevada.
Mrs. Peter Sanger, wife of the chief
OF the ire department of Butte, is i'll
at the Holy Cross hospital.
Arrangements have been completed
for the annual banquet and meeting of
the Alumnae association of st. Mary's
academy. The final meeting of COM
nittees was held last Sunday when
1t was decided that the business meet
ing shall be held at 5 o'clock, the en-
tertainment at and the banquet at Z
o'clock on the evening of November L.
The entertainment will consist of the
lished a month ago, the number to be
presented to be called the Alumnae
number. The reading of the paper will
be interpreted with vocal and instru-
mental selections by young ladies from
the school. At the banquet Mrs. Sui
livan viii give the toast, THE Bishop
and Clergy" Miss McFadden, Our
Absent Members" Miss Farlinger "Our
Alma Mater" and Miss Nora Gleason
will have something to say about THE
Old Girls of the Old Times" The man.
dolin and Guitar club of st. Mary's
will render the music during the ban
quet. Right Rev. Bishop Seaman,
Vicar General Kelly and Rev. Father
Curran, the chaplain of st. Mary's,
will be the guests of the Alumnae. 1t
is hoped that all the graduates of St
Mary's who live in the city will be
present. Many are coming from adj
joining states and will be entertained
by resident graduates.
P. j. Quealy of Kemmerer is in the
city for a short stay.
F. ]. Westcott went up to Wyoming
last week on business.
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r. c. Kerens, jr., Of st. Louis spent
several days in the city last week, at
tending to important business inter-
ests.
James T Finlen of Butte spent the
past week in the city.
Henry Shields of Park City was reg
istered at the Cullen during the week.
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Mrs. S. S. Walker and Miss Nellie
Walker are visiting Mrs. o. X. Lexis
at Butte.
]. E. Bamberger and son returned
from the east last Wednesday.
Mrs. Fred Gibson returns from her
trip to the east on Sunday.
Frank Hagenbarth returned to Spen-
Ger last week, after short stay here
with Mr.. and Mrs, ]. D. Wood.
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Mr.. and Mrs. F. ]. westcott are now
pleasantly located in their own home
on Brigham street.
The many friends Of Mrs E. Hanson
will be glad to learn that her son. Ed
ward has nearly recovered from a ten
weeks seige of typhoid fever.
Miss Cecilia Gettings has gone t3
Montana for a short stay.
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Mrs Heber Wells has been seriously
i'll for several days but is now much
better
Miss Kuhn of Ogden is visiting Mrs
]. E. Ramberger.
The students of the Salt Lake High
school gave one of their popular dances
last Friday evening. There were over
200 in attendance. Christensens en-
larged orchestra furnished a fine pro-
gramme of dance music. Messrs. Nick
Smith and Emmett Moore formed the
committee on ARRANGEMENTS. The
charerones of the evening were: Mes
danes Simon Bamberger Hal Brown,
John Dem. Hoyt Sherman, Al Cowan, !
Judge Sherman.
Miss Pauline Kenpler of New York |
is at the Manitou for a few weeks.
Mrs. n. A. scribner of Stockton is Wis
iting friends in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard keenan, are
located at 2S2 East Brigham
street.
John A. Kirby of the Daly-West at |
Park City, came down from camp last i
week.
Mrs ]. c. Sullivan of Eureka will !
come to the city to attend the annual !
meeting and banquet of the st. Mary's !
Alumnae next week.
NJ. J. O'Meara returned from Tona- /
pah last week.
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]. c. Lynch has returned from
trip to Stateline.
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