The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-10-01
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
Mrs. John Henry and sons have re-
! turned to the city from California.
! J. {. O'Hara and wife returned to
| Park City last week after pleasant
visit with Mrs Fred Wilson and Mrs
p. Moran of this city.
Fred wey has gone TO Denver on a
business trip.
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Joseph Dederich and Miss Gertrude
Dederich have gone to st. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs c. H. Reilly and son.
Charles, left on Tuesday for an ex-
tended visit in the east and at the
fair.
Mrs. w. H. Lindsay and little son of
Butte are the guests of Mrs. Lindsay's
parents, MI and Mrs. L. V. Duguet.
Mrs. Emma Hanson has returned
from Denver. where she placed her
son, Edward, in the Sacred Heart col
lege.
Mrs. w. s. Mccormick and son, Al
bert, have gone to ST Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Sicgel of Butte
are visiting in the city.
John Crofton is building a two-story
brick residence on 80 South Second
East street.
Miss Lizzie Morrow of the circulating
department of the Butte Inter-Moun-
tain, is stopping i'm Salt Lake for few
days before going on TO the fair at st.
Louis.
Miss Mccormick entertained at
Country club luncheon on Thursday.
Miss Margaret Dolly. who has been
ill with typhoid fever, is convalescing.
P. A. Cosgriff, the Cheyenne banker,
is AT the Kenyon for a short visit with
his sisters and brother.
Mrs. o. ]. Salisbury was hostess last
Tuesday at a delightful luncheon in
honor of Mrs. Sharp and Mrs. Davis.
Miss Katherine Judge was the guest
of Miss Stella Salisbury last week. Miss
Salisbury entertained in her honor on (
night.
Dr. w. T. Gleason came up from |
Helper on Wednesday to attend the !
wedding of Miss Bunting and DR.. Hell /!
ton. DR.. Gleason and DR.. Helton were /
classmates in college, and the former i
has been strengthened !,
since the two clever young men have !
been practicing in the west. DR.. Glea ]
son is at present physician for the Rio |
Grande Western at Helper, and is max |
ing a splendid record for conscientious /
and successful work.
]. c. Sullivan returned TO Eureka on
Tuesday.
Fred McGurrin has returned from
trip to the south.
Bernard Sprenger has returned from
an extended visit with relatives in St.
Louis. Many friends are giving him
cordial welcome home.
Allan Lovey, for many years the
lever cartoonist of the Salt Lake Her
AID, left on Thursday for Butte TO ac-
,ept a position on the Butte Inter-
Mountain.
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lopah the last OF Re week.
L. F. Prudential returned to south
.rn Nevada on Wednesday.
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p. j Quealy, the Rock Springs coal
aLitalist, spent the past week in the
ity.
On Tuesday evening the knights of
Columbus gave dancing party that
vas in every way brilliant and graft
wing success.
The affair took place in the Knights
{ Columbus hall in the Jennings build
lg. Over 100 guests were present.
Christensen's orchestra furnished the
lusic, and delicious punch was served
n the reception hall.
The evening passed very quickly in
he most pleasant and informal man
er. Edward McGurrin. deputy grand
IL knight Of the local council, was
hartman of the committee on enter
3inment and the success of the even
lg reflected much credit on his excel
mt management
The social evenings given by the
nights are always perfect in appoint
2ent, and the Catholics of Salt Lake
re taking great pride in the local
Juncil. The members have done more !
short time to promote social inter-
purse among the parishioners than any
May success attend all the work of