The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-01-03

arrived in the city and will remain till
after the holidays.
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Mrs. Mary Whiteman entertained this
week in honor of Miss Molly Scott.
Miss Ethel Bauer entertained at a
very delightful card party Tuesday
evening of last week in honor of her
guest, Miss Mollie Scott of st, Louis.
| The prizes were won by Miss Edyth
Boyde and Mr.. Whitaker.
Mrs. Joseph Young of East First
South street returned from Ogden last
week after visiting friends.
Miss Lee Goetschins has gone to Den
yer to pass the holidays.
Miss Ethel Wilson of Pocatello is the
guest of Miss Ethel Anderson.
Joseph Akers of Rock Springs, Wyo.,
has been the guesa of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Young on East First South for
several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dexereux and daughters
arrived home from Aspen, Colo, this
week.
Lee Dinwoodey was home from
| Stanford for a two weeks visit.
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Miss Laura Sherman has gone east
! from Denver
Joe Dederich left for the Red Cross
company's property, northwest of Ne
vada City, Cal, Tuesday. He has had
advices that the new mill machinery is
nearly all in place and he went over
| to hurry the plants completion.
| Mrs. ]. W. Neill and Miss Neill were
at home New Years afternoon and
evening, and the ladies receiving with
| them were Mrs. George Henry Tag
CART. Mrs. William Igleheart, Miss
Startling, Mrs. G. K. Fisher, Mrs. Sol
Siegel, Miss Creary, Mrs. o. B. Hewitt,
Mrs. Kate Bridewen Anderson and Mrs.
Rosemary Glosz- Whitney.
Mrs. R. D. c. Mclaughlin entertained
a large party of friends at the open
ing of Miss Simplicity" Monday even
ing. The party occupied three boxes
at the play, and afterward enjoyed a
supper at the Tavern. Mrs. McLaugh-
Inns guests were Colonel Bubb, Captain
and Mrs. Pardee, DR.. and Mrs. Hep
burn, Colonel and Mrs. Holmes Mr.
and Mrs. Harris, Mr.. and Mrs. Pearsall,
Miss Swift, Captain Harbeson, Captain
Winn, Mr.. Fred Pardee and. Mr.. Rolla
Watson.
Miss Hope Kerwin, the charming
little daughter of Mrs. P. H. Kerwin,
gave a matinee party to several of her
little friends on Wednesday afternoon.
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Mrs. N. P. DooIey returned on Tues
day from California.
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Hon. Tim Kinney, the wealthy sheep
man of Wyoming and merchant of
Rock Springs, is visiting his daughters,
Misses Derothea and Mary Kinney, of
this city
Henry Young came down from Bing-
ham during the Christmas holidays to
visit his children.
Andrew Peterson of Rock Springs
came to spend the Christmas holidays |
with his children in Salt Lake
Miss Mary Shields of the Keogh-
Wright hospital spent Christmas day |
in Park City with her parents, Mr. and |
Mrs. John Shields.
Miss Mary McFadden of the Webster
school is pleasantly located at The
Halls.
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Miss Margaret Shields, who is at
tending st. Mary's academy, went I'D
to the Park last week and will remain
with her parents, Judge and Mrs.
Henry Shields, until the opening of
school.
At the Webster school, Andrew Clark
and Mary Halloran of Miss McFad-
denis room do some exceptionally fine
work in drawing.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Tame spent
Christmas in Park with their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Lubbock
Father NJ. ]. Murphy of All Hallows
college has returned from a trip to
Montana, greatly improved in health.
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Mrs. o. j. Salisbury entertained
party at the play Monday evening and
later at supper at the Tavern.
Miss Stella Reilly, who left Monday
for the coast, will spend the remainder
of the holidays with Miss Carrie Sap
pington at Stanford, and later will go
to Sonora to visit relatives.
A very enjoyable affair took place at
harmonic hall last Sunday evening. It
was a Christmas tree for the benefit of
all German-American children of the
city, given under the auspices of the
ladies of the Harmonic Einging So
ciety. About $50 children were made
happy by receiving a number of pretty
presents. To Mrs. F. Hook, Messrs
Schmidt, Alters, Rothschild, Eliason.
Ebert Balzer and a number of others
belongs the credit for making the en-
a complete success.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs Joseph
Dederich is fast recovering from his
recent illness
j. c. Sullivan Of Eureka was in the
city last week. He was accompanied
by his son Raymond. Raymond is the
little boy who won the $4,000 in guess
ing the returns of the late election con-
test. His mother is remembered as
Mary Shea of Eureka, for many years
a pupil of st. Mary's academy and also
a graduate of that institution She
is the daughter of the late Patrick
Shea of Eureka. Mrs. Sullivan was
one of the very best mathe-
of st. Mary's Her old
school friends, and particularly the
Alumnae. are pleased to hear of her
little sons good fortune.
CATHEDRAL NOTES.
Sunday school will be resumed next