The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1901-12-21

their annual convention. He states
that he finds Elks all along the line
talking about the event, which. in his
opinion, means a large gathering next
year.
W. S. Mccormick returned last Tues
day from an extended eastern trip.
David Keith last week purchased
from NJ. H. Walker property in the
rear of the Walker House for the sum
of $1,000
Senator Kealns will probably arrive
in the city the first OF next week.
7. w. Howard of Bingham is spend
ing few days in the city.
Some prominent local musicians will
give musical and literary programme
at the state penitentiary on New Years
| afternoon.
Miss Mamie Henderson, who is at
tending st. Mary's academy, returns to
her home at Thistle next Friday, to
spend the holidays with her parents.
The State Teachers association will
give .. reception in honor of Professor
NJ. V. O'Shea at Christensen's on the
afternoon of Dec u. 1t is expected
that over 1000 guests will be present.
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The first annual ball of the Brother
hood Of Railroad Trainmen took place
last Tuesday evening iii Christensen's
hall. 1t was largely attended and
proved a most enjoyab BILE affair. The
hall was decorated with red and green
flags, the emblem of the order, and the
chandeliers hung with red and green
lanterns. An immense headlight occu-
pied one corner Of the platform. The
orchestra was enlarged for the occasion
and the dance music was of an unusu-
ally fine order.
DR.. Ned W. Hewett, past master of
the order. led the grand march. Frank
lin served a buffet luncheon throughout
the evening. Following are the COM
mittees who had the affair in charge:
Committee on Arrangements-F- b.
Ripley, c. B. Patterson, e. F. Snyder,
w. r Newly, w. H. F. Fergus.
Reception Committee--Dr. Ned Hew-
EFT, r. A. Irvine, F. H. Mathews, S. Z.
McCandliss, Charles Rooney, Frank
Thornberg, w. F. Malloy, j. o. Jessie
D. A Dreamer, NJ. Dorius, Thomas
Kane. B. l.. E; William Buttle, B. L.
E.; E. c. Allen, o. r. c.; Joe Coulton,
o. R. c.; Joe Wilcox, B. L. F.; NJ, j.
Hogan, B. L. F.
Floor Committee-P. H.Derrig, j. c.
Hanley, Ross Mahon, F. H. Yone, L. H.
Shaumleffell, j. o. Woolwine, f. l..
Walters, c. E. Stains.
Decorating Committee-AmelS herer,
E. H. Provost, A. f. Barker, ). +.
Bachelor, J. H. RAIDER, c. II. t'ergu-
son, George McHugh.
Among those present at the Second
Assembly ball last week were Messrs.
and Mesdames Holman, Burns Mac
donald, j. w Neill, j. T. White, j. n.
Sharp, Worthington, ]. e. Bamberger,
w. H. King, Westervelt, Pearsall. Dana
Smith. Charles Read, William Reid, r.
H. officer. r. C. Naylor, ]. n. Sharp, !
Sol Siegel, w. H. Dale, S. V. Shelp, d.
S. Murray, D. NJ. Lindsay, c.. l.. Rood, !
G. H. Smith, R. ]. Glendinning, Bowen,
F. E. McGurrin, G. K. Fisher, j. E. |
Game Jack Keith, NJ. A. Breeder, L.
E. Ritter r. ]. Coleman, R. F. Hay
ward, H. Griswold, ]. Q. Cross, r. c. |
Gemmill, c. D. Rooklidge, Knight, j. !
E. Jennings, Mesdames Boyd, George
f. Downey, William A. Akers, Smedley |
Smith, Knickerbocker, Duke Baxter, !
Misses Burke, Weller Howat, Odell, |
1NerS, BTeSueIl, SleILldll'
Laura Sherman, Sherman, Edna |
Sherman, Dickson. Dern, Elizabeth |
Dern, Miller, Marge Miller, Salisbury. /
Nein, Saunders, Mcmillan, Young, Jas
mine Young, Kanters, Read, Ridge,
Leonard, Sharp, Donnellan, Gunner,
Messrs. Thompson, Sadler, Wolf, Law
renee Odell, Schoppe, B. x. Smith, c.
B. Diehl, X. c. Park, Anderson, Over
field. Nolan, Boyd, Breeder, Thomas,
Brigham Cannon, Max Smith, A. B.
Sawyer. c. A. Richardson, Mccormick.
Blood. Coffin, Porter Knick-
Schulder, Bracken. Browne,
J. S. Chitchlow, j. F. Critchlow, Bow
an, F. c. Schramm, J. T. Goodwin,
Burke, Skinner, Odell, Wells, Hamp-
on, Will Thompson, Sam Porter, w.
4. Cunningham, Campbell, DICK
Sprague, Lieutenant Farrar, Lieuten-
INT Plat, Lieutenant Barry, Lieuten-
mt Peyton.