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

left during the day for California tc
visit his mother.
Mrs. Frank Hopkins of Cumberland
Wyo.. is a guest of her friend, Mrs. Z
j. McPhee of this city.
Mesdames D. L. Fulop and L. p
Boukofsky will give a charity card
party at the B. B. lodge rooms Tues
day; April . at 2 p. m.
W. H. Bancroft vice president and
general manager of the Oregon Short
Line. returned Monday morning from
California.
D. H. Peery arrived in Salt Lake
the other day from San Francisco,
where he has been visiting with friends
since his return from Honolulu.
Captain Adolph Mark, L. S. N, and
his daughter. Miss Mark, are visiting
their relatives, Mrs. David 5. Murray
and Leo Mark.
Miss Chrystal Kay left last Sunday
for New York, being called there by
the serious illness of her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs A. NJ Richardson gave
a farewell social in honor of Miss
Chrystal Kay of s Kendall terrace
who left for New York Sunday morn
ing. Refreshments were served, after
which Mr. Mahan. with a speech well
suited to the occasion. presented Miss
Kay with a handsome gold locket
bearing her monogram as token of
esteem.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Ellis, Mr.. and Mrs. Mahan, Mr..
and Mrs. Kirkland, Mr.. Robert Bra
zier, Dr. Daisy Gordon, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Brazier, Mr.. Russell.
Colonel w. H. Dewey Idaho's multi
millionaire, is reported dying at Hot
Springs, Owyhee county. a few miles
from Nampa. Colonel Dewey was an
original owner in the famous Trade
Dollar mine. which has produced mil
lions. He is the promoter of the Thun-
der mountain boom, having purchased
the first claims there from the discov-
erers, the Caswell brothers. He is pres
ident and principal owner of the Idaho
Northern railroad. sixty miles long,
from Murphy to Emmett. and owner
of the Dewey Palace hotel at Nampa,
a village of 1000 people. The hotel has
just been opened at a cost of $3.50, 900.
Colonel Dewey has hosts of friends in
Salt Lake, who deeply regret his seri-
ous illness.
Clarence Mccormick has returned
from New York.
P. ]. Moran has returned from Cali
Eornia.
Mrs. Edward McGurrin and son How
lrd returned last week from California.
Mrs. Fred Hanson and family have
from an extended visit to
Illinois.
Mrs. C. w. Keel is visiting her
laughter, Mrs. Louis Benziger, in New
York.
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James Mclaughlin is convalescing
rom his recent illness.
The Misses O'Farrel and Miss Anna
Daley of Boise are guests at the Fifth |
Cast hotel.
Mrs. Frank Day left Tuesday for
chicago, having spent the winter in |
his city as the guest of her parents, |
'r. and Mrs. Hodges.
Mrs. Harry Ayers left. last Wednes-
ay for California to make her home.
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George Nolan, jr., who has been
pending few days in Salt Lake, re-
lrned last week to Idaho.
Mrs. Henry -Dinwoodey entertained at
Kensington on Tuesday afternoon of
lst week, the guests being chiefly
lembers of the family.
Miss Marie Luce entertained at
-ensington on Thursday of last week
| honor of Mrs. Albert S. Day. about
Venty-five guests being present. The
'oms were decorated entirely in green
I'd were most effective. An amusing
lessing game was enjoyed and there /
as a delightful musical programme
FINISHED by Mrs. H. S. Pinkerton.
RS. F. A. Foley and Miss Edna Dean /
avis. The prizes in the guessing con-
st were. won by Mrs. Day. Miss Mar
IA Alexander and Miss Horne.