The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-02-21
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.


Z Edward McGurrin has returned fror
' the east.
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Mrs. Edward McGurrin is visiting he
brothers, the Messrs. Trumbo, in Cali
, fornia.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A Walker are il
their new rooms in the Emery fats.
a Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Noble, after visit
- ing their Idaho ranch, will go to Cali
, fornia for an extended visit.
Members of the B. D. Card club CAV
a valentine party on Friday e1 ening a
r the home of Miss Marie Luce.
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: Miss Kate Farrell entertained fifty O
: her young friends at cards On Friday
= evening. The spirit of ST. Valentine
! PIE Vailed in the decorations. hearts
forming the score and tally ards, witt
; yards and yards of red ones stretches
! from the chandeliers to all parts If tho
room. Quantities of brilliant red car
nations also carried out the color
scheme. The young people very much
enjoyed the game of hearts.
.
John Finnegan of Park City spent
few days here last week.
j. Cahoon of Park City spent last
week in the city.
]. D. Wood will leave this week for
Mexico, to be gone about five weeks.
He will put in his time inspecting the
immense stock ranch acquired IaS1'ta.
in Chihuahua by the Wood Hagenbarta
company, and will incidentally look
over the mining resources of that SEE
ton. The company acquired in the orig
inal purchase over 100000 acres W
land. Since then it has been adding
to its original holdings, having ac-
CURED recently $4,000 acres more.
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Mrs. James Z. Hickey entertained a
few of her friends at pleasant sixty
three party Wednesday evening of last
week. The decorations were in pink
and green, carried out in smilax. plu-
mosa and carnations. Every guest was
presented with bouquet of carna tions.
| Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. w.
II. Wilkinson. Miss Ethel Wilkinson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward P. Scoville, judge
! and Mrs. James D. Pardee, Mr.. and
! Mrs. John Bayes, Mr.. and Mrs Bucher
/ Mrs. B. F. Jones. Mr.. Walter LittIS,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cuddy, Mrs. James
Peters, Miss Add1e Peters, Mrs. Paul
Dockendorf, Mrs. Patrick Condor Mr.
and Mrs. Mcdonald Mrs. Thomas
Kane and Mrs. Hollywood. Tne prizes
were Won by Mrs. Pardee and Mr.
Cuddy. Mrsf Dockendorf and Mr.. John
Bayes.
Charmingly appointed and delightful
IN every way was the luncheon
given at the Commercial club last
week by Mrs. P. Kerwin. A mound
of red carnations rising from the CEN
ter of the table, with sprays of ferns |
and plumosa, large bows of red satin |
ribbon and red-shaded candelabra |
formed the effective decorations. The !
place-cards were heart-shaped, adorned |
with hand-painted Cupids. Covers were !
laid for twenty guests.
Mrs. ]. E. Bamberger has returned
from her eastern trip.
Miss Louise wey has unique invita-
tions out for an evening party to be
given next Tuesday.
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Judge and Mrs. c. c. Goodwin en-
tertained at a delightful dinner Tues
day evening at their new home on u
street. The table decoration were all
of bright yellow, the flowers chosen
being yellow tulips and the candle
shades matching them in hue. Covers
were laid for eight, the guests pres
ent being Major and Mrs. George NJ.
Downey, Mr.. and Mrs o. ]. Sails
bury and Mr.. and Mrs Hoyt Sher-
man.
John A. Kirby returned Monday aft
ernoon from California, where he
went to make an inspection of the
Polar Star mine. where new machinery
is soon to be installed.
James Shields, son of John Shields.
Park City, has just returned from a
several months trip through Arizona,
New Mexico and Mexico Within a
few days he will leave for the north,
intending TO familiarize himself with
The Butte district. From there he will
go into British Columbia and probably
Alaska.
General Superintendent Read of the
street railway left Tuesday for Syra-
;use, n. Y, to attend a meeting of the
executive committee of the National
street Car association, of which he
S member. He will be absent two
weeks.
Ex-senator Frank J. Cannon has so
ar recovered from the effects of the
operation for appendicitis that it is
bought he will soon be able to re-
urn home.
Colonel Matt A. Daugherty took nos
ession of the treasurer's desk in the
salt Lake postoffice Wednesday, TAX
ng the place of the late James Adams.
Treasurer Daugherty was formerly as
istant postmaster at Brooffield. O.. n
nd later at Crete, Neb. He was also ~
eceiver of the land Office at Sidney.
Ieb. He has been a resident of this I
ity for two years, removing here from
Nebraska, and is secretary of the Wa l.
ash Mining company. The colonel is n
prominent Elk.
Mr.. Patrick Donnelly has been seri-
usly i'll for the past week =
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Mrs. f. G. o'Donnell is in Cali
Drnia, accompanied by two of the .
hildren. OF
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ivers have gone h
, Chicago. Isl
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Ambrose Delaney, who was operated \ re
! at the Holy Cross hospital last week \ be
II appendicitis, as reported in The er
ltermountain Catholic, is making rap la
strides toward recovery and will Hat
ION gladden. his home again so
P. A. Sullivan of Butte was a visi- tn
r in the city during the week. la
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