The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-05-21

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of each child should be pinned on the
wreath so it can be returned to the
owner after the ceremony.
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
A. H. Tarbet is in Montana on a bus
mess trip.
Mr.. and Mrs William Curtin have
been visiting in California and Will
soon be at home. to their friends at st.
Joseph.
Miss May Lynch is contemplating a
visit 10 California this summer
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Mrs. Mary Judge and Miss Catherine
Judge are at home from an extended
visit in California.
Mrs. w. H. Bintz and family will
| leave next month for an extended visit
in the east.
Miss Mary Jenkinson, daughter of
| Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Jenkinson. is re-
! ceiving the congratulations of MANY
! friends for her excellent piano work at
the Mcclellan recital on Wednesday
night.
w. S. Mccormick left for New York
Wednesday morning to meet Mrs. Nc
Cornick and his daughter Anna, who
sail for America today from Cher
bourg, France. The party will return
To Salt Lake about June l.
Miss Rohrman. Mrs. Zina H. Srnoot
and Miss Britt were the guests of hon
or at dinner party given by Mrs. w.
w. Cuff at her residence, POI Douglass
avenue, on Friday evening last.
Lieutenant Bero of the signal corps
Is east on a leave of absence.
J. j. Burke has returned from a bust
ness trip TO Idaho.
Mrs. T. D. Sullivan spent a few days
in the city last week
Mrs. Fitzgerald and her grandchil-
dren returned toPark City on Tuesday
after a weeks visit in the city
Miss Margaret Mcmahon and Miss
GenevieTe Mcmahon. two charming
young ladies of Leadville. have come
to this city TO reside with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Mcdonald.
The members of the Alumni associa
ton of St Mary's academy met last
Sunday and decided to postpone the
annual banquet and meeting until Nov.
4. So many members were absent from
the city that it was thought better to
return to the original time of meeting. |
Miss Dorothy Kinney was elected sec
rotary pro TEN. and Miss Martha Bu- |
boltz, vice president, presided
Miss Adelaide Peters was rendered
a pleasant surprise last Monday even |
ing by a number of friends in honor of !
her birthday. The event was in the |
form of a musicale, the programme ;
being very much enjoyed. Those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. ]. n. Dunn Mr..
and Mrs. Morgan, Mr.. and Mrs. Homer.
Mrs. Bryant, Mrs. MOseby. Misses Tur-
ton. Redall, Rose Stephens, Margaret
and GeneVieve Mcmahon, Lucille Case.
Maisel, Irene and Gertrude Kelley: |
Messrs. T. Callahan, II. Cav, l.. Nc
Curdy. Barter. r. A. and J. r. Can
ming, Arthur Sullivan, j. and T. Fan
nlng, White, Rauss and Elliott.
The publication department of the
Catholic returns thanks
to Z. c. Helfrich of Mountain Home.
Ida, for copy of the paper OF March
George j. Gibson leaves Saturday
night on a business trip to Chicago.
This concluded, he will attend the
meeting of the national council. X. of
9, at Louisville, KY, June Z. Mr.. Glib
son is also delegate elected from Salt
Lake to attend the meeting of the Sons
Of the American Revolution at St.
Louis, June 10.
Mrs. Anna Mcclure of Bingham sails
from New York June Is on the steamer
Oceanic, to spend the summer at her
DID home in Garradice, Ireland, and be-
fore returning viii also visit a month
in Dublin with her sister, Miss Mar
garet Quinn.
Miss Sanno, daughter of General and
Mrs. Sanno, is the guest of Miss Stella
:
w. J. Halloran and family are con-
empiating a visit TO st. Louis next |
month. J.
E. w. Clarke of Butte spent few
lays here during the past week.
Misses LYDIA and Margaret Russell of
1lko are the guests of Salt Lake
friends.
Miss Edith Hale has returned from ]
California.
Mrs. F. J. Haganbarth has returned l
home from visit to Montana. where
he attended the wedding Of her broth
+, Joseph Brown. $
j. G. Doolittle is absent from the city
IN a business trip.
Edward Fitzpatrick, the violinist of n
he Junior choir of the cathedral, made \
splendid impression while playing +
Q the large audience present at the \
SHELTON recital. {
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