The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-06-14

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James T. Finlen of Butte will take
place in this city on June is. They VIII
go on an eastern trip and later 10
Butte to make their home.
Miss Kerr left for California last
week.
Drs. Pinkerton and Pfoutz have re-
turned from Pocatelle.
Mrs. E. f. Root and three children
will spend the summer in the east.
Miss Gertrude Ireland of Denver is
visiting Miss Stella Kirk.
Mrs. A. H. Tarbet, Mrs. e. A. Wall,
Mrs. A. T. Kerr, Mrs. {. A. Qulsley,
Mrs. S. H Pinkerton and Miss Claudia
Morris occupied a box at the matinee
Monday.
Mrs G. Lavagnino and children. who
have been spending the past two years
in Italy, have arrived in New YORK ana
will spend the summer on the sea
coast near Boston.
Miss Grace Daley of Denver arrived
in the city the first of the week en-
route TO California, where she VIII
spend the summer, and will be the
guest for a few days of Mrs. j. T. Don
nelIan.
Mrs. S. b. Newman and son, Clinton,
Mrs. C. C. Callahan and Master Claude
have returned from Los Angeles, Cal,
where they have been visiting friends
and relatives.
F. L. Reber of Butte is in Salt Lake,
en- route home from attendance on the
convention of the Western Federation
of Miners Mr.. Rebers family are
passing the summer in Salt Lake.
Ex- Governor Frank Steunenberg of
Idaho spent last Monday in Salt Lake.
He registered from Caldwell, and. was
accompanied by Frank Martin and d.
w. Ross of Boise.
E. D. Ford, formerly mayor of Vic
tor, Colo, and now of Weiser, Ida,
left for home this week after transact
ing some business in this city. He says
he has a man in the Thunder noun
tain region, and predicts that if Thun-
der mountain does not peave to be the
camp it is cracked up to be many 9TH
er camps will be opened that will fulfill
the expectations of the multitude.
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| A jolly crowd of mining men from
| the east, en- route to Nevada mining
camps, spent one day this week in Salt
Lake as guests of w. P. O'Meara and
c. o. Whittemore In the morning a
recital was given for them at the tab
ernacle and the afternoon was spent
at Saltair. They occupied two stalls
at the Theatre in the evening, and were
warm in their praise of the perform
ance by the local company. The party
was made up of Charles r. Miller, w.
G. Mendinhall, c. A. Daniel w. P.
Bennett, Vinton Liddell Preston Lea,
James Swift, W. F. Sellers, Victor B.
Woolley, ]. H. Whittemore, w. E. Au-
mot and T. R. Miller.
| Master Harry Kervin will return
next week from Georgetown university
where he has been attending school.
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Mrs. j. B. Cosgriff entertained at a
card party on Wednesday AFTERNOON
at her elegant home on Brigham, for
/ the benefit of the ST. Mary's Altar So
\ ciety. A full account will appear in
next weeks issue yof the Intermoun-
] tain Catholic.
Edward McGurrin is spending few
days in Park City on professional busi-
ness. 'se - =.
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Miss Lena Sprengal, has gone to Cali
fornia to spend the$summer months.
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Mrs. Rose Gibbons and daughters
left last Thursday for California.
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The annual entertainment by the
children of the choir will be given to-
night, Friday, June 49, at the Grand
theatre, the programme commencing
J at o'clock sharp. The principal fea-
ture of the entertainment this veal
will be comedy. Young DIR. Devine,
by the young ladies. of the choir.
CAST OF CHARACTERS.
Rebecca -. Miss Katherine OBrier
Elizabeth ......, Miss Anna Porter
Marie .......,.. Miss Marie McCooeS
Grace ................ Miss Irene Kane
Rose ...... ........M Miss, Jane LeylanC
Maude ......... Miss Birdie Frey
Laura .............. Miss Nellie Hope
Madam" ........,.. Miss Lily Moyel
DIR. Devine ........ Miss Nellie McCabt
The admission Is Is cents, and it i:
hoped that all the Catholics of the city
will attend. The proceeds will be fol
the benefit of the Sunday school.