The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1901-11-16

Z Mr.. and Mrs. X. h. Chann1ng, Jr
spent last week at Castillo Springs.
8 Miss Anna Mccormick leaves soon fC
: a two months visit in New York.
}. Mrs. D. c. Mclaughlin and daughte
/ have returned from the east.
Mrs. S. s. Walker and Miss Nelli
! Walker have returned from Butte.
Mrs. r. j. Colman and daughter
. Miss Colman, arrived last week from
: Denver, and are living at the Fiftl
!, | East hotel.
Mrs. W. Marcellus Gray of st. An
thony, Ida. is visiting her mother
Mrs. A. P. Sinclair.
NJ. A Berger and his bride of Butte
are in the city. The bride was Mis-:
Elizabeth Evans. and they We're mar
Tied a few days ago. Mr.. Berger is
business manager of the Inter Noun
tain.
Mrs. Lee Goetchins delightfully."- en-
tertained the card club of which she
is a member Friday of last week. An
enjoyable time was passed and de-
licious refreshments were served
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A delightful surprise party was ten
dered to ]. NJ. Condor last week at
the residence of his mother, Mrs M
A. Condor. The invited guests We're:
| The Misses Louie and Maud Wheeler,
Gertie and Myrtle Stevenson, Claudia
| Schofield. Lola Rouse, Bessie Croxall,
Mamie Comstoek, Mr. and Mrs T. H
Allen, and Messrs. r. S. Fries. David
Rouse, Merit Wheeler, Harry Tempest
| and John M COndOn
Among the pleasant card parties of
last week was that given by the Misses
Cossriff in the Kenyon parlors. Nine
tables were used for the game of sixty
three. The ladies' first prize was won
by Mrs. ]. T. Keith. the second by
Mrs. S. G. Adams of Denver, and the
consolation by Miss Georgia Savage.
The gentlemen's prizes were awarded
Mr.. ]. B. Cosgriff, Mr.. J. It. Lynch
and Mr.. Cunningham. The players
were: DR.. and Mrs. Maclean, Mr.. and
Mrs. Porter, DR. and Mrs. J. T. Keith.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Officer, Colonel
Donnellan. Mr.. and Mrs. D. Simmons.
Misses Ivers, Mcmillan. Renshaw.
Grace Jacobs, Mamie Porter, Pearl
Savage, Daisy Savage, George Savage,
Mrs. S. c. Adams, j. G. Jacobs. Messrs.
VIII Lawrence, Cunningham. Skinner.
Gentsch. ]. T. Lynch, Sam Porter. ].
B. Cosgriff, j. E. Cosgriff of Rawlins,
j. 7. Finlen of Butte.
One of the most elaborate and bril-
liant events of the season was the
dancing party given by Mr.. and Mrs. |
A. H. S. Bird and Miss Anna McCor-
nick.
Mrs. T. G. odell came down from
Butte last Monday to visit her mother,
Mrs. Hardy.
Colonel and Mrs. NJ. S. Shaughnessy
Will leave shortly for the east.
The Utopia Card club will be reor-
gained shortly by the ladies who be-
longed to the club last year.
Miss Winnie welby leaves next week
for trip to New York.
Mrs. ]. A. Reeves and son have re-
.urned from visit to Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. ]. Hagenworth of
Spencer, Ida, are in the city and are
he guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Wood.
j E. Dooly left last week for a hur-
led business trip to California.
j. B. Flemming, well known mining
nan of Park City, spent last Sunday in {
Salt Lake.
James T. Clasbey left last week for a
'isit to California '
Miss Teresa McKeag leaves for the
asst next week. j
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j. B. Hicks and Martin Gallagher of
'ocatello were in the city last week. g
A splendid musical and literary pro-
ramme will be given by prominent To- t
al talent at the Utah state peniten-
larry on Thanksgiving day.
W. B. WEIGH, formerly manager of L
he Finlen-Medin Drug company at
ute, and now travelling salesman of
he Richardson Drug company of t,
maha, was in the city last week. He d
1T for Portland on Tuesday. t
w. II. Cramer. prominent cattle
ian OF Billings, Mont, spent a few a
avs in the city last week. N
Il. Wells, a prominent stockman of d
alley, Ida, was in the city last week. T
J. J. DAILY spent a few days in Park g
lty last week. U
James Duffy. manager of the D. and NJ
=. Mine at Park City, spent a few Ell
Tvs in the city last week. ST
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T. F. and E. ]. Kearns of Gunnison W
e visitors to the city for a few days. n
The Utopia club, on the afternoon of
next Nov. 20), at O'Clock.
III hold its first meeting of the season
id be entertained by Mrs. George w. F,
eed of 624 Second street. II
o y.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Duffy of Park to
ty have come to the city to reside In
d will soon be located in their ele- w,
mt new home. IT,
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rhe marriage of Miss Annie Ward of NJ
is city and Mr. John Flanagan of n,
ctor. Colo, will take place at ST. Al
irys cathedral next Monday. p,
80 ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Egan will not re- - -
m until next month from their we'd ~
lg tour. SI
OBITUARY. M M
The sympathy of many friends is n,
tended to Mr.. and Mrs. John Conroy lie