The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-02-25
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL,

taken Sunday, so the parents are re-
quested to send them to Miss Gleason
at l o'clock sharp.
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
Angus Mcclellan, jr.,- has gone east
on a business trip.
J. ]. Daily has returned from a trip
to the east.
Hon. NJ. F. Tarpey OF San Francisco,
, formerly a national committeeman of
| the Golden state, is III town on a visit
Frank A Beckwith, cashier of the
Beckwith Bros. Banking company of
! Evanston, Wyo., is a guest at the Ken
yon.
T. F. Marnane, who, for seven years
! has conducted a grain and hay store
! here, left for his former home in Tip
perary. Ireland Monday. He will visit
relatives for the next few months. His
wife and family preceded him several
months ago. Mr.. Marnane recently
| sold his business to j. ]. Harvey.
Mrs. P. ]. Enright and daughter,
Clara, will leave in a short time for a
tour of the eastern states, In Septem-
Der they will go abroad to remain sew
eral months.
At the Kenyon hotel parlors last night
a reception was given by Mr.. and Mrs.
George Sutherland to the members of
the legislature and prominent people
of the state, prior to their departure
for Washington. For four hours the
popular hosiery was a scene of rare
brilliancy, nearly all the prominent
leaders of society being present, as
we'll as representatives of large num- |
Der of professions. The guests num- |
bered 300, but owing to the size of |
the long drawing rooms. there was no |
oVercrowding, and people came and |
went with freedom.
A feature of the evening was the |
decorations. which were elaborate and |
carried out in beautiful design by !
palms and American beauty roses.
Assisting in the receiving were: Mrs.
T. B. Beatty. Mrs. Benner X Smith. |
Mrs. Samuel Park, Mrs. NJ. r. Stewart |
and Mrs. E. r. Sutherland. In charge |
OF the punch bowls were Miss Eliza |
beth Mcintyre, Miss Edith Hale. Miss |
Nellie Cullen. Miss Alice Paul Miss |
Margie Miller and Miss June Bintz
Mrs. Martha Royle King, whose son !
Royle has been i'll with diphtheriaL for
several days past, is also suffering |
from the disease, but friends will be |
glad TO know that both Mrs. King and |
Royle are doing nicely.
Edmund Buckley, son. Of ]. n. and
Josephine Buckley, died Wednesday,
aged II years.
Mr.. and Mrs George E. Curtis and
Mrs. J. +. Roach will be at home after
today at Ill North Main street.
Miss Kate Mackenzie is now at home
with Mrs. A J. Stephens at 35S East
Fifth South street.
Mrs. Robert C, Smith has gone to
Los Angeles to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Jevne.
w P Noble and Miss Mayme Noble
have gone to Byron Springs in central
California to spend few weeks.
The Press Gibbs annual banquet is
set for March and will be one of the
coming events.
The Bingham Bulletin has been pur-
chased by Charles T. Harte, the well
known newspaper man, who will as
sumo charge of the paper on March l.
Mr.. Harte was formerly engaged with
various dailies in this city and after
ward edited the Times at Milford. For
some time past he has been doing
newspaper work at Nampa, Ida, and
in California.
Ex-Chief of Police Farley of Denver
was in the city during the week.
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DR.. F. S. Scalion, late of Michigan,
is now permanently located in our city
and has his office in the Salt Lake Sc
curity & Trust company building. Many
friends are pleased that the doctor has
decided to make this city his home.
Miss Marguerite Harley has gone to
San Francisco to visit Mrs. Marion
Pitt Robinson, formerly of this city,
hut whose home is now in California.
John Conway. who was track fore
man below Caliente, has gone to Du-
range to take a similar position with
the Gould extension.
Miss Katherine Early is contemplate
ing the acceptance of position in
San Francisco.
Madam Vivian Jones' eyes have so
improved that she is able to take her
usual spring trip to New York for the
Keith O'Brien company. She will re-
turn in a few weeks.
Frank e. McGurrin returned from
trip to the Atlantic coast yesterday
He was three days and four nights
making the trip from st. Louis. At
Council Grove, Kan. the train OH
which he was making his westward
journey was delayed twenty three
hours, caused by wreck in which sew