The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-06-11

5 Miss Mercy Edwards spent last week
in Park City before returning TO her
parents home at Tonopah.
Mrs Connors of Park City spent the
latter part of last week in the city.
! Mrs. Michael Cavanaugh of Bingham
was in Salt Lake last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Michael Keams of
+ Eureka spent last week in the city.
DR.. Alex McChrystal and his brother
, Jason visited in Eureka last Sunday.
]. F. Doyle of Park City is visiting
in the city.
Charles P. Conlon returned to Park
City last Monday after a brief visit
here,
w. ]. Halloran and Frank Wilson
have returned from a trip to Stateline.
Mrs. P. Shea and Miss Cronin of
Eureka are visiting in the city.
Emily Catherine Jessup of this city
graduated Wednesday from the Teach
with the degree of bachelor of music
Sergeant John Hempel of the police
force began his ten days summer va
cation this week. Sergeant Henry
tombstone will have charge of Mr..
Hempel's shift.
E. NJ. OBrien. brother of William
O'Brien, and former resident of this
city, now of Carson, Pirie. Scott & Co.,
/ Chicago, is at the Kenyon.
At the Alta club Tuesday evening
James Ivers entertained at dinner in
honor of the Most Rev. Archbishop
| Redwood.
Sydney Bamberger will return short
! " from the east, where he graduated
1 from Columbia college.
J. E. Cosgriff has gone TO Chicago to
attend the Republican convention.
The Misses Cosgrir entertained
party of friends at the Grand theatre
| Tuesday evening.
Miss Katherine Judge is with Captain
and Mrs. Baldwin in San Francisco.
Miss Margaret Murray of Evanston,
Wyo., is visiting friends in Salt Lake.
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Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Curtin are now
at home in St. Joseph after a wedding
tour of the Pacific coast and Mexico.
Captain and Mrs. John z. Woodward
will shortly issue the invitations for a
reception and dance to be given at the
post hall on the evening of June 20.
Mr.. and Mrs j. F. Dunn entertained
few friends at a dinner at the Alta |
! club Monday evening.
Mrs. Sarah McChrystal and Mrs. Ed |
! ward Parsons have gone east for an
extended visit
Miss Margaret Ryan has returned |
from Notre Dame. where she has been
attending school for the past year.
Mr. and Mrs. A. N Mckay are at |
home to their friends at $40 East First |
South street
Mrs. J. F. Dunn will entertain in
honor of Mrs. E. E. Calvin on June Is.
Mrs. La Faver of Park City was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. p. Mcpherson
during the past week.
Lindsay Rogers is in Phoebe, New,
on legal business
Mrs. Joel Priest and the children
have gone to Kearney, Neb., for the
summer.
one of the most delightful social
events of the past week was the in
formal dancing party given by the
Knights of Columbus on Tuesday
night. About 100 guests were present,
and the evening was one of rare pleas
ure.
the successful affair were H. V. Meloy,
c. a. Locke and T. ]. O'Brien.
Mrs. David r. Gray has received
word of the death of her aunt, Mrs.
Calvin s. Burns of St. Joseph. Mrs.
Burns has often visited her sister, the
late Mrs. Thomas Marshall in this city.
Mrs. Alex Cohn and four daughters
left Wednesday for California, to
spend the summer.
Mrs. Wilson ard Miss Wilson, mother
and sister of Mrs. Thomas Kearns,
have returned from their California
visit and are guests at the Kearns
home.
The home of Senator and Mrs. Thorn
as Kearns was the merriest place in
the city on Wednesday night, when
seventy-five children. We're the happy
guests of Edmund and Thomas Kearns.
jr. The home was beautifully deco
rated and the pretty scene of childish #,
beauty and happiness will be long re-
membered. During the evening Lucille
Jenkins and Lily Kearns served lemon
ade At half after the guests were
hidden to the dining hall, where de-
lightful feast was enjoyed by the young Z
guests. ;
James Norton. who for the past five
years has been the general foreman ,
of the Oregon Short Line shops, has :
been promoted to the division master
mechanic between Evanston and Og- | +
den. The change came as a surprise ]
to the employees and it was not until
o clock Wednesday afternoon that they {
learned of the promotion. A commit f
tee was then chosen and a beautiful S
watch purchased. Only five minutes
before Mr.. Norton was TO take the 5:45
o'clock train for Evanston, he was
asked by one of the employees TO ac-
him to the round house. There q
ii was where the watch was presented. '
The presentation speech was made by
]. Jeffrey. With signs of emotion Mr.. q
Norton answered the address by say G
ing that he might have made mistakes. y
but they were from his head and not c
his heart. The watch is Of the solid J
gold of the railroad type. On the case II
is engraved: Presented to James h
Norton by the Employees of the Oregon
Short Line, Salt Lake City, 1901" Mr.
Norton came to Salt Lake City five
years ago from the shops at Focatello ;,
No one has been appointed to take his q
place on the road. The work at pres Il
ent is in the charge of T. H. Evans. a