The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-02-22

honor there were present Messrs
Charles Read. j. j. Judson, L. ii
Farnsworth. D. E. Burley, I. NJ. Schu-
macher and DR.. S. H. Pinkerton.
J. D. Wood returned last Sunday
| from a trip to the coast. Mrs. Wood
and Miss Cassandra Wood are yet in
Los Angeles.
Mrs. John Brooks and her little
daughter visited Mr.. Brooks al Bing-
| ham last week.
Con. St. Clair OF Butte is visiting
his sister, Mrs c. Fl. Jenkinson.
.
Mrs. Arthur Bird and Miss McCor-
nick VIII return home from the east
very soon.
Mrs. William Ryan and children re-
turned to Eureka last week after d
pleasant visit to this city.
J. c. McChristal was in the city last
week from Eureka.
MI. James P. DriscoI of Eureka
spent d few days in the city last week.
.
Mrs. P. !. Donnelly of Eureka was 4
city visitor last week.
Miss Lucille Morrison delightfully."-
entertained last Friday evening, in
honor of Richard Clark of Newcastle,
Pa Cards were played and the prizes
were won by Miss Ruby Stevenson and
James Collins. while the consolation
prizes were won by Miss Jessalyn
Pugh and Roscoe Groo. Dainty re
freshments were served after which
many musical numbers were given by
several members of the patry. Those
present were Misses J. Stevenson. X.
Stevenson, NJ. Stevenson, Burton, Gill
lett. Sands, Malin, II. Stewart d.
Stewart. Stable, Hewlett, SnelgroVe,
Case, Pugh. Morrison, MarGetts'
Messrs. Clark. Weller, Dofflemyre,
Smith, Groo, Collins, Hunter, Cham
berlin. Pickering, Burton, Stevenson,
Morrison, Schafer, Kelly
Ada Patterson. in her weekly Rev
York letters to the Salt Lake Tribune,
says this Of Utah people: Mrs. Mary
Judge and Miss Judge arrived in this
city on Tuesday and busted themselves
with shopping and the theatres until
Saturday morning, when they sailed
on the Celtic. They will spend three
months in a tour of Europe and Pales-
tine, and perhaps a visit to Egypt
Mr.. L. O'Meara. after spending part of
the week in Washington, came from
Philadelphia to spend Sunday in the
metropolis, as is his habit.--'Tis a
proverb among Utahns that Mr.. George
Lynch is here to speEd a pleasant va
cation and many of the dollars he
earned at Omaha.-The critics all
agreed that Miss Emma Lucy Gates,
who sang here Tuesday evening al a
concert under the management
of Major J. B. Pond. has a most prom
ising voice They criticised her methods
saying she must unlearn
much.
Mr.. and MS. Marco Medin returned
to Butte last week.
Mrs. T. J. Buckley is down from
Idaho visiting her daughter, Miss
Buckley.
Frank Wilson spent a few days at
Stateline last week.
Mrs. McGrath and her daughter, |
Miss McGlintock, returned last week |
from trip 10 California.
A pleasing literary and musical pro-
gramme will be given at the Utah state |
this afternoon (Feb. 22). |
Judge Thomas Maloney of Ogden
was a city visitor last week.
Mrs. Thomas Carter returned last
week from California.
.
James Mcfarland of the Denver
Pinkertor agency is spending few
lays in the city.
o
An elegant reception was given to
Rabbi Reynolds and his bride. by the
lodge last Wednesday even
ng.
Dominick Dignan came down from
Ogden last week to visit his mother
or a few days.
Mrs. c. H Brink entertained the
members of the Utopia Card club on
afternoon, in her own
harming manner. Prizes were won by
Mrs. A. T. Kerr, Mrs. H. R. Ayers and
Mrs. James O'Connor. Mrs. NJ. E. Cal
ahan will entertain the ladies on
March at the residence of Mrs. ]. d.
"a Fargo. 435 East First South.