The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-08-08
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
George P. Russell of Bayonne, N ]
who for the past fourteen months ha
been making tour of mining proper
ties in northern Arizona and southern
Utah, is now residing III Salt Lake.
Mrs. Donaher, mother of Dr. Donahe
of Park City, returned to her home il
| Nebraska last Tuesday after an ex
| tended visit with her son in Park City
| During her stay in Salt Lake she wa!
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy
Higgins.
Mrs. Donaher is a charming woman
who made many friends during hel
stay in Utah.
Mrs. Dennis Sullivan and two chill
! dren, Miss Marcella and Master EN-
met, of Eureka are visiting in the city
Mrs. James D. Stack and children of
| Eureka were in the city last week.
Mrs. P, L. Gleason is spending a
couple of weeks at Castillo Springs.
Miss Margaret Ryan and Miss Agnes
Ryan are enjoying an outing at the
Old Armchair
Mrs. Thomas Homer and daughter,
Kathleen, who have been visiting for
some weeks in San Francisco, will re-
turn to the city for Elks' purple day
Miss June Bintz has returned from
Brighton.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Freed have re-
turned from an extended trip to the
Orient.
iting relatives and friends in Park
City.
Mrs. d. j McElroy has returned from
Denver and other Colorado points.
DR.. and Mrs. W. d. Donaher of Park
City visited Mr.. and Mrs l. n. Parker
last week.
Mrs. Abbott r. Haywood of ogden
was a Salt Lake visitor last week.
Mrs. NJ. ]. McGin of Park City spent
last week in the city.
Charles Keith and w. NJ. O'Brien
were in Ogden last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Moore are now
at nome to their friends at Sc K street. !
Mrs. P. ]. Moran and children ami
her sister. Miss Hazel Shoebridge, have |
from the Pacific coast after a |
delightful visit Of five months.
-
Mrs. Frank W. Sprague and little
son have arrived here from Pueblo. |
and with Mr.. Sprague, who is mem
Der Of the Tribune staff, will be at
home 70 their friends at 81 jefferson (
avenue.
Miss Grace Mcmillan of Cleveland, O..
lrrived last week and will be the guest
or several weeks of Miss June Bintz
Mrs. Louise Smedlev-Smith is now
listing in st. Joseph, Mo, and is being
much entertained by her friends there.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Hughes and chill
rem are enjoying a two weeks camp
ng trip in the canyon near Gogorza
tation.
MIS-. arthur Num-. VIE OF A. E.
'uhn Of the Paris Millinery company.
as arrived from New York and will
GREATER reside here.
Landlord S. c. Ewing of the Cullen is
ONE from a pleasant outing in the
awtcoth country.
F. Veesehoff, advertising manager of
lie Paris Millinery company, has re-
lrned from weeks trip up Ogden
1nyon, where he stopped at the Her.
litage. He expressed himself as hav-
g had a pleasant time fishing, hunting
nd climbing the nils.
Miss Kate O'Brien of Denver is in n
lie city, the guest of her sister, Mrs. C. ! g
Williamson. h
Miss Margery Mulvey returned dur i
g the past week from Butte. y
Mrs. ]. Dederich and Mrs, H. Eoefer c
we gone to Hammond, Ind, to visit n
cir father, who is seriously i'll. n
Mr.. A. II. Crabbe of the firm of Nicol
Crabbe returned yesterday from a t,
ur weeks trip to New York d
Mr.. and Mrs. George Johnston are at
me to their friends at 637 South ri
nth East. o
,1r. and Mrs Quimby Tamplugh re-
rned to Denver on Thursday, having OF
me here to attend the funeral of W
cir grandchild, Lucille Lamplugh