The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-07-04
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

W. D. SdSulls Tie pIUmluSuL bNdu
't ston merchant, was visiting in the
e city last week, accompanied by his
wife.
?, The Misses Ella and Agnes Knoll
y spent last week in Park City.
s. Miss McEvoy and Miss Myrtle Nc
5 Evoy have returned home from de-
:. lightful visit with relatives in Amer
} lean Fork.
= Mrs. Frank Van Horn left last
l. Sunday for San Francisco to visit
Colonel and Mrs. Trumbo
; Mrs. Thomas O'Connor is spending
a month in Idaho.
,, Mr. and Mrs John McChrystal of
Eureka spent few days here last
week.
Miss Clara Raht will leave in few
days for California to benefit her
health.
Mrs. E. A Wall will leave next week
for California, to be absent for the
summer.
Mrs. Thomas Kearns and the chill |
dren leave next Monday for Yellow |
stone Park.
A. Ernest Force head of the silk
and dress goods department of the
house of Keith-O'B rien company, left
last week for Paris and Lyons, France,
and Munich, Germany He will be
gone a little more than two months.
but before returning Mr.. Force will
visit the cities Of London and Glas-
gov.
Miss Angela Kinney and Mr.. Joseph
Kinney arrived during the past week
from the east, to spend the summer
with the family at 80 F street. Miss $
Angela has been attending the Sacred
Heart convent at Manhattanville for
the past year. while Joseph Kinney i
has been practicing law in Chicago.
The many friends of Lester Freed i
will be pleased to hear that he has en-
tirely recovered from an accident that 4
happened to him last week in Chi |,
cago. (
Lawrence Malone returned to Park
City last week after a ten days visit 4
in this city. n
Miss Frances Wilson returned to Il
Park City last week after an extended Il
visit with Mrs. Thomas Kearns.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. C. Crawford have \
to B and Fourth street. y
Mrs. I. B. Mckenzie has returned y
rom st. Vincent's, KY, with her Il
laughter, Miss Mcintyre, who was II
graduated last week with high honors y
1t the academy of that place. 4
Miss McGrath entertained at lunch y
ION on Thursday in honor of Miss 4
edna Donnellan. Nj
Miss Mccormick entertained at a n
arranged luncheon last Ri
week in honor of Mrs. Frank Van III
Horn. Nv
Miss Edna Donnellan was the guest III
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fr. and Mrs. Frank McGurrin last II
night III
Mrs. E. A. Wall was hostess Of "
cry delightful luncheon last week. }lC
he invited guests were: Mrs. Henry Ti
Jewell, Mrs. J. D. Wood, Mrs. J. J. II
,aly, Mrs. ]. ]. Broughall, Mrs. Lind 1It
ay Rogers, Mrs. s. H. Pinkerton, III
Irs. M. A Kissick, Mrs. Olive Gay ~
ord, Mrs. George Black, Mrs. A F. 1lk
vey, Mrs. P. S. Keogh, Mrs. A T. III
Kerr and Mrs. J. M. Callow. ~
A most enjoyable theater party was IN
iven on Friday night of last week IL
y the Misses Cosgriff in honor of fK
Iiss Edna Donnellan. The party &C. IN
upied the three west stalls, and after IN:
ne play was driven to the Kenyon, (K
here supper was served. The guests lH
ere: Miss Edna Donnellan, Miss M
onnellan, Miss Salisbury, Miss Nc IN
lillian, Miss Dern, the Misses Kinney, llE
lieutenant Falls, ]. Walcott Thomp- I'D
On, T. Ellis Browne, George N. Law IW
ence, Charles Keith and Mr.. Cosgriff. SlE
James McDonough of De Lamar, w
ev., is visiting in the city. III
Miss Early and Miss Bircher will iyf
eturn from California next week. ny
10 plK
Miss Margaret Harley is one of the iW
retty chorus girls in Little Chris ~
,pher." 1IE
Little Lucille Lamplaugh is fast re- fS
overing from a recent illness. Mr.. 1lN
amplaugh will start for California IN
hen Lucille will be able to travel. III
o. (DI
Miss Mamie Cottrell is spending the lI(I
INNER with her mother Miss Cot ~
ell has resided in Golconda for the fW
ast three years, but has many friends "