The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-11-26

IN -tdsEh lily uuAillS Tue PAST week.
Mks. Howard Stowe returned from
east on Monday
Mr. and Mrs. ]. D. Woods will visit
California after the Christmas holt
days.
Mrs. F. J. Hagenbarth will return
shortly from Chicago, fully restored to
health.
Mrs. NJ. J. NIcGil of Park City Wis
tied friends here last week.
Many Salt Lake friends will be
pleased 10 hear that Miss Mary Conroy
of Ogden has accepted the position of
organisc of St. Josephs church at that
place.
Joseph Dederichs spent the past week
at Newlouse.
Miss Rose Mckeague is visiting rel
atives in 3 uffaJo. n. Y Mrs. McKeague
returned from an extended trip TO Ire
land Nov. 9.
A. B. Gpeeson has returned to Salt
Lake from a years absence in the east.
Mr.. Greeson is doing advertising for a
LEGAL paper. Mrs. Greeson-- and Hilda
viii not return to Salt Lake until next
summer.
c. X. Mccormick left for San Fran
cisco the other day.
Miss Alice Goodwin has gone to New
York.
Miss Stella Salisbury will not return
from the east until the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Clayton Dona-
Won. who were married last Sunday,
are at home at Provo. where Mr.. Dona-
Won is engaged in business.
Miss Halloran and Miss Kate Hal
loran viii leave next week for Califor-
mia, where they will remain during the
winter.
Mrs. p. J. NfcKenna- viii not return to
Salt Lake until next March.
Several local musicians gave an in
teresting programme at the Utah state
penitentiary on Thursday. Vocal and
instrumental selections and recitations
We're rendered by Mrs. c. c. Snyder
Miss Corinne Harris, Miss Fern Gram
ling. Miss Kathleen Fitzpatrick, Miss
Margery Mulvey, Miss Josephine Nor
ris. Professor c. D. Schettler, Augustus
Bachman and Peter odenwalder.
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Miss Margaret Liggan. who was
deputy county clerk under David c. |
Dunbar, is again in the county clerks |
office under Clerk James. Miss Lig- |
gan has been clerk in the district at |
torney's Office for the past four years.
Ex-senator Frank ]. Cannon is now |
of the Salt Lake Trib- |
une, and will hereafter direct the edi- |
torial policy of that paper. It is an |
in connection with his APP !
pointment to the position that no |
Of the paper as the result of his assum
ing charge.
Governor Sparks and his son. B. H.
Sparkle of Nevada were at the Kenyon
Saturday afternoon.
Sydney Bamberger has returned from
a trip of inspection to the Bamberger-
De Lamar company's properties.
Mrs. Sol Siegel has gone to Balti-
more.
T. J. O'Connor of Park City was in
Salt Lake on Monday.
Mrs. Samuel Newhouse left Saturday
light for San Francisco, with her friend
Mrs. Nat Goodwin, to remain week.
W. H. Tawney, an old-time prospector
IF Colorado, is in the city for months
est and recreation, and in the mean
line will take look into Utah mining
conditions.
Mrs. s. S. Walker of Salt Lake will
spend Thanksgiving with her daughter,
Mrs. Walter c. Lewis Of Butte.
Mrs. / C. Glosz will leave during the
after part of December for New York
where she will visit her daughter, Mrs.
Rosemary GIosz Whitney.
Miss Elizabeth Cosgriff was the hos
ess at dainty luncheon at the Ken
ION Tuesday in honor of Mrs. George !
Rose. ]
F. ]. Hagenbarth of this city, presi- l
lent of the National Livestock associa- {
ion, was in Chicago the other day. !
J. c. Fox, Challis, Ida, mining t
man, is at the Cullen.
Miss May stephens and Miss Rose c
stephens visited relatives in Bingham {
asst Sunday. {
Mrs. Thomas Kearns received We'd S
esday afternoon. assisted by Miss
wilson, her sister, Mrs. Ezra Thomp Y
on. Mrs. Hoyt Sherman, Mrs. Robert
P. Glendinning and Mrs. D. S. Murray.
IRIS Samuel Adams of Denver and y
Iiss Elizabeth Cosgriff served punch
n the library More than 300 friends
allied during the afternoon. a
Mrs. w S. Mccormick and Miss
1eogh were the hostesses at an after
Don tea Wednesday at the Mccormick
ONE on north Main street The house
-as decorated with American Beauty
oses in the drawing room, yellow in
he library and pink I'm the dining room.
hose in the receiving party were the
ostesses, Mrs. William McCaskell. Mrs.
!. h Charming, Mrs. r. Gould Smith.
IRIS. Grant Hampton, Mrs. r. 2. Hark-
ess. Mrs Arthur S Bird, Miss Rather
he Judge, Miss Dorothy Kinney Miss
catherine Geddes and Miss Eloise
herman.