The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1901-12-07

Hanchett. Mrs. Rasmussen, Mrs. Lydia
Roush, Mrs. Charles Smith, Mrs. John
Boes, Mrs. Heath, Mrs. Harvey, Mrs.
Schenck, Mrs Cain, Miss Daisy Har-
vey, Mrs. Lyons, Mrs. Dubei, Messrs.
Proctor, MacNamara, Greenwood, Kerr,
Cooper. Glaze Emery, Herman. Floor
Committee-Miss Sanderson, Miss Boes
Miss Daisy Harvey, Mrs. Charles
Smith, Dr. K. C. Park, DR.. ]. Dalton,
Mrs. F. S. Murphy. Mrs. Z. ]. William
son, Mr.. A. S. Watson, Mr.. George
Mander, Mr.. D. F. Gray,
Mrs. P. K. Gillespie and children
leave the coming week for Minneapo-
lis, Mimi.
Mrs. Edwin F. Holmes will receive at
the Amelia palace on Friday after
moons.
Mr. and Mrs. A. w. McCune, jr.,
have sailed for Europe.
Mr.. A. Fred wey and Miss Louise
Wey depart soon for a visit on the
coast.
Mrs, Judge and Miss Judge left last
week for California.
Captain and Mrs. ]. E. Woodward
are stationed at Fort Sheridan, near
Chicago.
Among the beautiful pictures at the
art institute is an oil painting of Mrs
! Sol Siegel by Mr.. George Taggart.
Mr.. w. S. Mccormick, accompanied
by his daughter, Mrs. A. H. S. Bird,
left recently for New York.
Mrs. Joseph Metras has gone to Den
yer for a short visit.
Mrs. Morris Sommer and Master Ar
mand have returned from Denver.
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James Hickey, superintendent of the
Comstock mine, came down from Park
City.
V. B. McComb, prominent stockman
of Bozeman, Mont, spent a few days
here last week.
James Farrell, president of the
Quincy Mining company of Park
that camp.
Miss NJ. Luddy Henderson has re-
turned from her visit to Montana.
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NJ. ]. oMeara left Monday after
noon for ten days trip to New York.
j. j. Burke of the millwright firm of
Dederich & Burke, is in Tintic on pro-
fessional business.
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Joseph Dederich has started a force
of men on the new hosting works for
the Honerine company, and says his
firms big contract will be rushed with
all possible speed.
One of the leading social events of
last week was the dinner given at the
Alta club by Mrs. o. ]. Salisbury and
Miss Salisbury in honor of Miss Blaine
and Miss Pope. Around the table were
seated Miss Pope, Miss Blaine, Mr.. and
Mrs Hoyt Sherman, Mr.. and Mrs. w
G. Sharp, Misses Hardness, Judge
Sherman, Edna Sherman, Emily
Read, Eloise Sherman, Laura Sherman,
Dooly, Messrs. Lannan Hutchins,
Richardson, Shoup, Browne, Ripley,
Goodwin, George Lawrence, George Y.
Wallace. jr.. Peyton, William Bracken,
Lieutenant Pratt, DR. Fowler.
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The autumn has been noted for its
beautiful receptions, but perhaps none
will be remembered with more pleas
ure and admiration than that of Mrs.
S. Z. Bransford and Mrs. ]. T. Harris,
given at the home of the former on
Wednesday afternoon of last week.
The hostesses were assisted in enter
tanning by Mrs. T. B. Beatty, Mrs. z.
S. Bransford Mrs. Egbert Roberts and
Mrs. S. z. Benedict. Mrs. Perry Heath
served punch and Mrs. Edwin Holmes
poured coffee. In the dining room
were Misses Mcmillan, Leta Mcmillan,
Bertha Carter and Mamie Ivers. More
than 500 guests were received between
the hours of and 6.
An informal evening at cards was
given by Miss Linnie NJ. Rutt on Tues
day. The rooms were beautified with
large vases of chrysanthemums. The
tallies were peanuts tied with various
colored ribbons. Participating in the
pleasant game were Misses Dern,
Elizabeth Dern, Mary Knickerbocker
Luce, Breeder, Messrs. Karl Scheid, c.
A. .Graeber, Victor Lollin, Carl Lollin,
Newman, Breeder.
Hon. E. w. Kelly, former member of
the legislature from Fillmore, has re-
moved his family here and will make
Salt Lake City his future home. He is |
the junior member of the Main street |
firm of Rowe & Kelly, and the Inter-
mountain Catholic wishes him every F!
success. Mr.. Kelly has long been en-
gagged in the mercantile business, for !
young man, and he will command his |
share of the business of this section of |
the state.
The second ball of the Red Black of |
the High school was held recently i
at Christensen's and was largely |
attended and most successful event in |
every way. The orchestra was enlarged |
for the occasion, and all present en-
tered heartily into the spirit of the |
evening. These parties will be repeat !
ed throughout the season. Among those |
noted among the evenings guests |
were Mesdames w. A. Sherman, John |
Dern, O'Connor, Mrs. Odell, Mrs. T. c. |
Odell. Misses Pearl Weller, May Bill |
lings, Josephine Wells, Mabel Harker, |
Grace Fisher, Blanche Cherry, Edith |
Myrtle Weber, Amy Pike, |
Flora Dramer. Helen Shepard, Celia |
Lucy Gaby, Fife Green |
street, Virgie Breeder, Gertie Mayer, |
Lallah Holmes, Leta Mcmillan. Groo, |
Schoppe. Jeremy. Cheesman, Maclean,
0'Connor, Donellan, Whitney, Terhune, |
Officer Preston. cad. BintZ, Chandler, |
Schofield Horne, Berkeley. Bunting, |
Knowlton, Kenyon. Crane. Shoebridge, |
Richards, Mabel Cooper Goliath, Pin |
mock. Lowther, kanters, Hyde. Nc |
Cune. Beatrice, Hyde, Tess Williams, |
Botsford. CCoesbeck, Hardin, Hill, Har-
dy. Clark, Odell, Dickson: Messrs. |
Charles Billings, Benjamin Tibbey, |
Ridge, Goodwin, Worthen, Trip. P.
Brown. Dick Sprague, Keyting. L. V |
Draper viii Schoppe, Arthur Murphy, |
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