The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-08-09

about month.
Mrs. Hoyt Sherman, the Misses Sher-
man, Miss Donnellan and Miss Sails
bury are spending week or SO at
Brighton Miss Olive Donnellan Joined
them during the week.
Miss Margaret Liggann, stenographer
to District Attorney Eichnor, is spend
| ing a weeks vacation at Brighton.
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Mr. and Mrs. Scion Spiro have re-
turned from their eastern trip.
A. Fred Wey and family have taken
apartments at the Windsor hotel.
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Mrs. Kate Bridewell Anderson re-
turned to the city from a visit of sig
weeks in New York. She met with
great encouragement with her musical
patents, and sang at Temple Beth-E FL
and at the assembly at Ocean Grove,
with decided success. She did some
work with Mrs. Galloway, the famous
voice specialist.
Miss Isabel Monahan entertained in
a delightful manner recently in honor
of Miss Hazel Taylor of Provo, who is
in the city visiting friends.
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Miss Alice Wall is home from Den
YER
Miss Donnellan entertained party
Of about fifteen at the lake recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. McGurrin gave pleas
ant dinner TO a party of friends at the
Country club recently.
Robert Gorlinsbi and family spent
two days at the Brighton hotel last
week.
Mrs. Joseph Siegel of Butte, who has
been visiting in Salt Lake for the past
month, left for her home Tuesday.
Nat Goodwin and Maxine Elliott,
who will play The Altar of Friend
ship" next season, have signed Julia
Dean of Salt Lake as a member of
| their company.
Major John NJ. Burke general man
ager of Buffalo Bills Wild West, ar
rived in the city.
John L. Dougherty, congressman
from the Third Missouri district. was
in Salt Lake, returning from visit to
his mines at Marysvale.
Miss Katherine Geddes was the host
ess at charmingly informal luncheon
last Tuesday, given In honor of Miss
Lockhart of Colorado Springs. The ia
BILE decora tons were sweet peas, and
place cards of the same design were
used. The table presented a pretty
picture of a summer gathering, the
guests present to meet Miss Lockhart
being Mrs. d. S. Murray. Mrs. r. ].
Charming, Mrs. Louise Smedley Smith.
and the Misses Dooly, Burke, McCor-
nick, Sherman, Hardness and Lowe
Miss Jessie Forbes, formerly of Salt
Lake but now residing in Denver, has
been visiting her parents during the
past two weeks.
President David Keith of the Silver
King, accompanied by his daughter.
Margaret, returned from several
weeks trip abroad on Friday, Aug. l.
He reports having had a delightful trip.
and returns in the best of health and
spirits. He left Senator and Mrs.
! Kearns at Paris, the latter going from
there to Ireland. while he and his
daughter went on to Baden Baden,
where most of the time during their
absence they renamed.
Senator and Mrs. Kearns. Mr.. Keith
reports, are scheduled to sail for New
York on the 29d of the present month.
J Mrs. NJ. H. Kervin and family re-
/ turned from San Francisco, where they
had been visiting for a month past.
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Miss Margaret Hally. who has been
visiting friends in Nevada, returned
| on Monday last.
Mrs. Mary Judge and Miss Kath-
ryne Judge left for San Francisco last
Monday, to meet Mrs. 7. a. Baldwin,
wko vii return from Manila on the
incoming steamship.
Charles McGurrin, residing in Michi-
gan, is visiting his brothers, and is
the guest Of F. E. McGurrin.
Albert J. Pfeffer and Lille Mover
were married on Wednesday by Father
/ Kelly. The witnesses to the happy
event were F. D. Borland and Rose
Meyer:
Miss Katherine Mcdonald left the
city Wednesday morning for a trip to
Glenwood Springs and Denver.
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Mrs. Alma Katz is spending a few
weeks in Soda Springs as the. guest of
Governor and Mrs. Wells
Mrs. William Murphy and children
left Wednesday for Ogden canyon.
c. A. Quigley is confined to his house
by illness incidental TO the heat
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w. j. 'HaIloran is at Wasatch bronz-
ing his countenance in the summer sun
and expanding his lungs with health
! giving mountain air
In our Irish news last week a para
graph appeared announcing the retire
ment of Mr.. Michael McGrath from the
important Office of postmaster of
Kingstown, County Waterford. after a
long term of service. His colleagues
presented him with a massive mar
bic clock, a pair of handsome bronze
figures and a silver inkstand Mr.. Nc
Grath had a brother who came to Am
erica and was at one time correspond
ent of the Salt Lake Tribune at Bing
ham and afterwards added to the staff
of that paper. The brother died, leav-
ing widow and two children, one of
whom survives, young man of Is.
employed in the surveyors office of
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