The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-03-15

signs in spring millinery. Handsome
souvenir presented to every visitor. All
ladies cordially invited. Wonder Mil
linery Company, 20 West First South,
Mccormick block.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Smedley and the
children have returned from California.
Miss Eta Keith will shortly arrive
home from New York.
Mrs. Mary Judge and Miss Judge ex-
| pect to arrive in New York on April IS.
Miss Rosemary Gloz, late of New
| York, will sing in the st. Patrick S
! concert on Sunday night. Miss Gloz
has a beautiful voice, together with
charming stage presence, and her ap-
pearance will add very much to the
excellent programme.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brown left on
Wednesday for Los Angeles.
Thomas Homer has gone to Los An
geles to visit his wife and little daugh-
ter.
z. Stenger, manager, and j. n. Doyle.
agent and assistant secretary of the
Colorado company which has a sew
erage contract with the city. are here
to look after the cOmpany's affairs in
completing the terms of the contract.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank E. McGurrin left
last Wednesday for Los Angeles in
search of health for Mrs. McGurrin.
She has greatly improved since her re-
cent illness, but her physician has adj
vised the trip to hasten her complete
recovery. Mrs. McGurrin will remain
in Los Angeles and vicinity for at least
six weeks and Mr., McGurrin VII re-
turn within two weeks.
Sam Levy. the cigar man, arrived
Sunday night from his annual business
trip to Cuba, where he has been the
past five weeks purchasing tobacco for
use in his factory in this city. Mr.. Levy
expressed himself as greatly pleased
with the trip, and declared that Cuba
will be the garden spot of America
should the island ever come under the
control of the United States.
Mrs. Young of Fort Douglas was the
hostess at NEST charming luncheon
last Tuesday from l until 8 o'clock in
honor of Mrs. Macarthur. About for
ty-five guests were present and en-
joyed the hospitality of the post. Mrs.
Young was assisted by Mrs. Howells
and Mrs. L. c. Allen of the post, and
the Misses Sherman, the Misses Mason
and Miss Salisbury from the city.
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The. marriage of Miss Paralee PITTS
and Mr.. Arthur Witcher took place laVt
Wednesday, Only relatives and init
mate friends of the young couple wit
messed the ceremony. which was one
of the prettiest home weddings seen for
some time.
The following notice of Miss Robert
son from the Salt Lake Herald will af-
ford much pleasure to former teachers
and pupils of St. Mary's academy in
this city, where the young lady was ed
ucated:
Salt Lake holds very high position
in the world of art, particularly in the
dramatic and musical branches, which
go so far to make this pleasant world
to live in. Still another name has been
added to her growing roll of fame.
Word has come from Chicago that an
other bright and popular Salt Lake
girl, Miss Margaret r. Robertson, has
arrived"
After displaying marked talent dur
ing her student days in this city, Miss
Robertson placed herself under the in
structiOn of Mr.. w. II. Sherwood of
Chicago, the ablest pianist and most
prominent teacher of the piano in this
country. Steady progress, the result
of her industry and talent, has made
her an accomplished performer upon
the instrument of which Paderewski is
lord and master.
The best evidence of her success is
the unqualified praise of her discrim-
mating instructor. Mr.. Sherwood writes
that she played last week at one of his
concerts, and was received with great
applause and hearty encores. Mr.. Sher-
wood says he expects TO see Miss Rob
ertson become one of the most brilliant
and artistic of lady pianists, if her ca
reer continues as brilliantly as it has
begun.
Miss Robertson is very well known
here, and has frequently played to adj
miring audiences in this city. 1t is not
known now whether she will return to
Salt Lake, as it is more than possible
that she will star as a pianiste.
Richard S. Robertson of 1916 East
Second South street, the well-known
mining man, is Miss Robertson's ia
Their.
The many friends of Miss Louise
Wey will be pleased to hear that she is
fast recovering from her recent illness.
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Miss katherine German has been APP
pointed to take charge of the Salt Lake
Floral company's city office. The offer
is very complimentary one to the
young lady. Miss German is a bright, |
capable person. who will give much
in her new position.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Cronin are the
happy parents of little son.
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Do not forget the annual concert for
the Kearns st. AIMS orphanage.
Mrs. J. Sullivan of Butte is the guest |
of her daughters. Mrs. P. Connelley
and Mrs. Andrew Cronin.
OBITUARY.