The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-11-28
socIAL ANN PERSONAL.

SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
Mrs. A. H. Tarbet and Miss Hester
Lavelle are at home TO their many
friends on the first and third Mondays
of each month. Miss Lavelle is having
( delightful visit with Mr. and Mrs
Tarbet, and by her charming PERSONAL
! ity has made many friends during her
stay in Salt Lake.
Richard Farrell returned to Park
City last week after a visit in the city.
Patrick Walsh of Park City visited
his family here last week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Enright have
returned 10 Salt Lake to live, and are
at home to their friends at AIS Third
street.
Mrs. A. j. Gustin of Kearney, Neb.,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Joel L.
| Priest
Miss Ethel Bauer entertained mem
bers of the Cinderella Opera company
at the Kenyon Monday evening.
/ Mrs. P. j. Quealy of Kemmerer WyO.,
| is a guest Of Mrs. NJ. B. Whitney of
/ this city.
Mrs. H. E Dearborn entertained last
week in honor of Miss Mamie Buchan-
ans sixteenth birthday Prizes were
won by Miss Maggie Brimley and Stella
Jones' Mr.. Mayson Williams and Mr..
Francis Plat.
Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ. Gray of st.
Anthony, Ida, are guests of their moth
er, Mrs. Sinclair, of S19 Third street.
Miss Laura Sherman, Miss Mary Kin
ney, Miss McGrath and Miss Salisbury
returned Friday morning from Sacra-
mento.
Colonel and Mrs. E. F. Holmes re-
turned from their trip around the world
on Friday evening.
Captain and Mrs. Duncan McVichie
have returned from their wedding trip,
spent in California.
Mrs David R Gray is at home to
her friends on Tuesday afternoons.
Mrs. Fine P. Ernest Of Denver and
her daughter, Mrs. Frank Hamlin, ar
rived in the city yesterday and are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. James o. Reber.
Mrs. Ada Lull Gray is in the city for
q short time, guest of Mrs. Sinclair
of 319 Second East street. Mrs. Gray
is on her way to California for the win
ter. She has many friends here who
viii be glad to meet her once more,
after an extended absence in Europe.
Mrs Thomas Kearns and children
spent Thanksgiving with Mrs. Kearns'
mother, Mrs. Wilson. They will return
on Sunday.
Peter Martin is down from the Park
sizing up conditions on the stock mar
het and attending to private business.
The seventh annual ball of the In
teTnational Association of Machinists
was given last Thursday evening at
Christensen's hall The affair was for
the benefit of the sick members, and
was n decided success.
Miss Cameron Leonard reached here
Tuesday from California, having been
called home by the serious illness of
her father, Bishop Leonard Miss Sal
lie Leonard has also arrived from Bal
/ timore.
Miss Beatrice La Chapelle of Evans
ton, Wyo., who was operated on some
days ago for appendicitis at the Holy
Cross hospital is slowly but surely re-
covering from the effects of the opera
ton.
Miss Ella Myers was the hostess at
a very pleasant surprise party last
week. Ping-pong and other parlor
games were played. after which Misses
J. B. Sparkling, H. Hylands and NJ
Myers served dainty refreshments. The
guests were: Lydia Richard, p. j.
Beasley. Grace Richard, Mr.. and Mrs.
Teneyck. Mr.. and Mrs Heagren,
Charles Brown. Mr.. Douglas. Fred Sic
gel. Ed Lancaster, Grace Fowler, Jack
Price. Mr.. and Mrs. Pfeffer. Rae Miles.
Juanita Miller H. G. Shafer, Florence
Everill Mable Carr, Mr.. and Mrs
Knightlinger. Matte Nichols, Amos Z.
Hylander James Nichols, Ella Myers,
Miss Hylander Dick Summerhays. Mrs
J. B. Sparkling, Lizzie Myers Blanche
Sparkling, Bert Macarthur, Will Sheriff,
Mrs Myers, B. Burt e. Rowley. H.
Hylander
]. G. Langsdorf came down from Sal
mon City last Tuesday
J. .. Driscoll of Eureka was in the
city Last week.
Manager Pat Ryan of the Montana in
Ophir canyon and Others has returned
from the southern country after MAX
ing an examination of mining proper
ties.
H. Mccormick of Ogden spent a few
days here last week.