The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-05-16


Leonard. The handsome home was
the scene of a brilliant assemblage of
ladies, and the late hours of the day
were very pleasantly spent in meeting
and greeting the guest of honor, VINO
will spend the summer in the city.
Receiving with Mrs. Kearns were
Miss Leonard, Mrs. Jacob Bamberg-
er and Mrs. Perry S. Heath. At the
large table in the dining room Mrs.
Frank Westcott and Miss Mary Kin
ney served and at the smaller Mrs.
William O'Brien presided. In the IL
brary where punch was served Miss
Leta Mcmillan and Miss Dorothy Kin
ney were in charge. An orchestra in
throughout the hours, which were
from 4 to 6, and about 800 guests
called during the time.
Captain and Mrs. Mcnenna of ST.
Louis are expected in the city short
ly, to be the guests of Senator and
Mrs. Kearns.
DR.. F. w. Taliaferro left Wednes-
day evening for four weeks visit
to the coast.
Mrs. G. N. Strevell has returned
from the east and is at home at the
Fifth East hotel.
Adolph Simon of the Paris Mill
merry company left Wednesday on a
business trip to New York.
Hoyt Sherman, who is a member of
the st. Louis Fair commission from
Utah, returned Tuesday from St.
Louis. On his way home he stopped
over in Des Moines, Ia, and Denver,
Colo.
William M. Butler, publisher of the
Evening Telegram, has returned to
the city after a two weeks visit 10
the east.
Samuel H. Auerbach left Tuesday
for the east in the interest of his
establishment.
Frank Judge left for San Francisco
Wednesday to meet his mother, who
arrives there from the Orient May
16.
Hugh Conway, brother of P. ]. Con-
way, who absconded from Salt Lake
couple of years ago, is under arrest
at Cheyenne. He is prominent in the
Wyoming city and is a brother of DR..
Conway, exalted ruler of the Elks at
that place. Hugh Conway will be
taken to Lead, S. D., to answer a
charge of kidnapping, according to
message from Cheyenne. He applied
for a divorce some months ago in
Lead, but his wife secured the decree
and the custody of the child. Conway
stole the child and his arrest fol-
lowed. P. ]. Conway was a promi-
nent broker in Salt Lake. When last
heard from he was in Hawaii.
Senator William A. Clark of Mon
tana has wired Vice President Joseph
A. Silver of the Commercial GLIB an
acceptance of the clubs invitation to
a public reception to be given some
time this month. The date of the re-
ception will be fixed to suit the con-
venience of Senator Clark, and will
probably be about May 20.
Joseph Hyland, foreman of the An
ME Laurie mine in the Gold Mountain
district, came to Salt Lake yesterday
to attend the funeral of his brother.
Richard Hyland, who died at Holy
Cross hospital. John G. and P. B. Hy-
and, brothers of the deceased. are
also in the city.
After pleasant visit in Butte, Mrs.
Clifford R. Pearsall has returned to
he city.
Mr.. Adolf Simon of the Paris Mill |
lery company left Sunday on a bust |
less trip to the eastern markets.
Mrs. George Curtis leaves shortly
or the east for an extended stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Smith are at
lome to their friends at the Wilson
lotel They will shortly move into
heir new home at S25 East Second
South street
Thursday afternoon Mrs. Hicks en-
informally for the members
II the Shakespeare section of the La
les Literary club.
Richard Barrass, a Rock Springs.
Vyo., sheepman, is in town.
Mrs. Baldwin gave a box party at
he Theatre last week for the open
ng performance of 1.-THE Stubborn
less of Geraldine" Her guests were
lr. and Mrs. David S. Murray. Mrs.
4ouise Smedley Smith, Miss Burke
nd Frank Judge.
Miss Jennie Sands entertained at a
nost delightful informal affair Satur-
ay afternoon in honor of Mrs. George
)urtis. The house was very prettiiy
ecorated with spring blossoms. Some
fly guests were there and enioyed a
Messing game and an informal musi-
al programme