The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-11-28

in two weeks for an extended trip
through Mexico and southern Califor-
mia. They expect to be gone all win
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Ives have returned
to Salt Lake after an extended eastern
trip.
B. C. McDonough of stateline re-
turned to his home during the past
week.
Mercedes. the bright little daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Powers. is
one of the happiest small girls in Salt
Lake, having been presented with a
handsome new piano by her devoted
parents.
Mrs. w. A. Capeil, with her charm
ing sister. Miss O'NeiI, and her bright
little sons, returned on Thursday to
Wells, New, having spent a delightful
two weeks in Salt Lake, shopping and
visiting friends. They reached home in
time to enjoy the Thanksgiving dinner
with their relatives.
Mrs. Guy Willis was a guest at the
Halloran home during the past week.
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The pretty little operetta, THE
Brownie Band by the children of the
Junior choir of st. Mary's will be Civ
en- at the Grand theatre on Dec. 9.
Tickets, % cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard ONeil Of
Wells, New, will spend the winter tour
ing California. Mrs. O'Neil, formerly
Miss McFaden of this city, has many
friends in Salt Lake, who are always
pleased to hear of her happiness, par
ticuiarly her school friends, for to the
odd girls of St. Mary's, Mrs. omen
is still the loved MOLLY Nc" of the
odd days"
A large circle of friends in this city
will be interested in hearing of the
wedding of Miss Alice Furay of Omaha
and Mr.. Leo Daily of st. Louis, the ac-
count of which appears in the True
Voice. Omaha's clever Cathollc
weekly:
"One of the prettiest while at the
same time the quietest wedding of this
season occurred at st. Johns church
Saturday morning Nov. q, when MISS
Alice Furay, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
]. 3. Furay of 2237 Seward street, this
city was united in marriage by Father
Bronsegeest. S. j., to Mr.. Leo Daily,
one of the most popular and success
full business men of st. Louis. the
groom was attended by his brother;
Mr. A. p. DAILY, also of st. Louis, ana
the bride by her sister. Miss Mary
Furay. Both the bride and her attend
ant were dresser artistically in the
prettiest of white Shortly after the
ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. DAILY left for
the west. stopping a few days at Den
yer, thenvisiting Salt Lake, Colorado
Springs, etc. They are expected TO
reach Omaha in the carly part of this
coming week, where they viii visit
their parents for ashort time. They
will then proceed to st. Louis where
they will make their home permanent
ly. Mrs. DAILY was born and educated in
Omaha. andwhileshe moved in the lead
ing society circles of this city, she
found time for literary work as society
editor of theNews, where her brilliant
noble efforts were much appreciated
Mr. and Mrs. John c. Shea spent |
Thanksgiving at Bingham, the guests
or Mr.. and Mrs. Francis w. Quinn.
Michael ]. Shannon left this city last
Sunday for Omaha to accept a position |
in one of the large stores there.
NJ J. Meagher has gone to Vernal to |
accept position as cashier in the new
bank at that place. The best wishes of
many friends follow him in his new
field.
Miss Louise Wey entertained at |
luncheon on Thanksgiving day, after
which all attended the performance of |
Foxy Grandpa" at the Theatre. The |
guests were Mrs. A. H. Tarbet, Mrs. P. |
S. Keogh, Mrs. A. Fred Wey, Misses |
Hester Lavelle. Madge Lanius, Mary |
Cowan, June Binz, Marie Luce and An |
ME Adams.
David c. Coleman of Park City is