The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-11-12

Mrs. Allen G. Campbell has arrive
in this city from Riverside and is A
the home of Mrs. w. B. Stanley for
few days She has reserved Frida
afternoon for her friends. when sh
will be at home at 32l Twelfth Egs
street.
Samuel H. Auerbach has returned
from a New York business trip.
Manager 5. V. Shelp of Wake,
Bros. store has gone east on three
weeks purchasing trip.
Mir. and Mrs. J. A. Daugherty OF
Portland. Ore. are the parents of a
fine son, born two weeks ago.
Mrs. NJ. II. Walker gave a party Sat
urday for her little daughter, GIenne.
Willis Mccormick, who has some ex-
tensive mining interests in the lands
of the car, has arrived in the city
again and is having brief visit with
his parents and relatives.
( Miss Agnes Kelly returned to Park
City Monday after a brief visit with
! friends and relatives in this CITY.
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Mrs. P. J. McKenna and Mrs. John
/ belong left Monday for California
and later they viii go south to New
Orleans for the winter.
NJ. 1. Newhouse, brother of Mr..
Samuel Newhouse, will arrive i'm the
city shortly for visit of some time at
the Newhouse home.
DR.. w. 7. Gleason will leave shortly
on three months visit with friends
and relatives in the east. He will go as
far east as st. Louis and Chicago
Miss Stella Salisbury and Miss Far
ley have gone to st. Paul for months
visit in Chicago and St Louis.
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j. ]. Burke. the mechanical engineer
has returned from Nevada. where he
went TO look after matters concerning
the construction of the new mill at the
Golden Eagle mine.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Newhouse en-
tertained al an informal dinner Mon
day evening. followed by bridge tba
event being in honor of their niece,
MISS Leila Stingley, formerly of the
town of Newhouse. The home was
made bright with quantities of flow
ems, and the guests to meet Miss Sting
ley were Miss Stella Salisbury. Miss
Anna Mccormick. Miss Dorothy Kin
ney, Miss Alice Goodwin, Miss Rather
inc Geddes, Henry. Clarence. Louis
and Bert Mccormick and j. 7. Good
win
Miss. Lillian Reilly entertained the NJ
r. r. society at her home last Friday
night. Those present were the Misses
Laura Farrell, Louise Myers. Louise
Hayes, Myrtle McElroy, Claire Foote
irene Hunter. Marguerite Richmond.
Anna Stahl, Ethel Vincent, Katherine
irvine; Messrs. Ernest Hill, Stewart
TAYLOR, Nick Newman, Ralph Godbe,
Val Ellery, Clinton Newman, Harold
Mcdonald and Burn Hunter,
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Miss Laura Farrell entertained at
slumber party Monday evening, which
was enjoyed by Louise Hayes. Myrtle
McEvoy, Claire Foote. Irene Hunter
Marguerite Richmond. Marion Bailey.
Lillian Reilly, Anna Stahl. Ethel Vim
cent and Katherine Irvine.
Mr. and Mrs. William O'Keefe re-
turned TO Park City last week, where
they Will reside for the future.
Mrs. F. j. Westcott visited in Park
City last week.
Mrs. W. W. Collins of Bingham was
in the city on Monday.
NJ. J. Mckee of Bingham visited in
the city on Tuesday.
Miss Rchrman, who has charge of
the 4. c. NJ. /. millinery department
Is now al home at the Southern hotel.
Colonel j. A. Buchanan of Fort Hap-
rlson. Helena, Mont, is at the Knuts-
Mrs Annie Mcguire and Miss Nellie
NlcEyoy of Bingham were at the Cullen
last Sunday.
DR.. w A. Wright and wife of Poca-
lelio were at the Wilson last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas LamnIansb
nave returned from visit TO ST. Louis. /!
Mrs. J. c. Sullivan and little daugh-
Ter. Stella, were the guests of Mrs.
Fred McGurrin last week.
Mrs. McGrath of Park City was
salt Lake visitor last week
MISS Jennie CosgroVe left on Thurs |
lay for Denver and other Colora do |
points in the interests of The Inter |
mountain Catholic.
Mrs. Fred McGurrin has returned
rom visit TO Portland.
Oscar Williams of the Walker Bros
shoe department. has gone east on a /
trip.
Mass Frances Little is contemplating
visit to San Francisco very shortly,
Z. II. Callahan is Commissioning from
lis recent illness.
Miss Judith Evans. charming
foung girl with a sweet mezzo-soprano
voice made her debut AS a vocalist on
hursGay evening at recital arranged
or her by her teacher. Mrs Martha |
1oyle King. Unity hall was crowded
Win many friends of the young sing
r. who acquitted herself most credit
bly, In the training of Miss Evans
Yrs. King has again showed her anil
" as teacher, one who Thoroughly
Understands tone production. proner
'lacing of the voice, coloring and
echnique.
stitch in time saves nine"
This trite saying applies TO every sta
ion in life. 1t is especially applicable
commercial sense. A dollar saved
~ in time. produce nine The prin-
lpal invested becomes in time insig-
meant when compared TO the interest.
o illustrate this we give practical
roof by the following example: In