The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-01-07
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.


SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
Mrs. Mary Kirk returned on Satur-
day from a visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Victor Youngberg, in Park City.
Miss Grace Sullivan spent the past
week in Ogden visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Con. A. St. Clair are at
home to their friends at Diamondville
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MIR. and Mrs. D. A. Fitzpatrick, Miss
Fitzpatrick and Edward spent New
Years day in ogden visiting Mrs. Hef
fernan.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dern are the hap
by parents of a lovely little daughter,
born last week.
Miss Burns of Bingham spent Mon
day in the city.
P. ]. Quealy of the Kemmerer coal
mines has donated q carload of coal to
the Salt Lake Charity association, to
be distributed among the poor of the
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Fitch have TAX
en- the J. E. Jennings home on East
Mr. and Mrs. Jennings will remain on
the Pacific coast with Mrs. Sharp and
Miss Mamie Sharp all winter.
Mrs. A. T. Egan is at home to her
friends for the winter at go East Sec
ond South street. Thursdays, as she
has recovered from her illness.
Doyle & Co. have $4,000 contract
for installing seventy-five new bath
rooms at the Knutsford, ard making
in connection valuable improvements,
and work begins in a few days.
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S. NJ Vauclain Miss Vauclain and
Miss Canaan of New York were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Dunn last
week.
Miss Lillian Wallace of kentucky ar
rived in the city Monday TO visit her
cousin, Mrs. David r. Gray.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Cosgriff OF East
enjoyable dinner or Monday.
Hon. w. S. Mccormick. has returned
from his Boston trip.
Senator and Mrs. Thomas Kearns en-
tertained informally at dinner Tuesday
night. Covers were laid for twelve
The decora tons were red carnations
and Dlumosa.
At d very pleasant social ard smoker
given by the Salt Lake lodge CT Elks
in honor of Frederick WaTde last night.
he famous actor was presented with a
magnificent elk's head. The trophy,
which was beautifully mounted. will
be expressed today to Mr.. Warde's
nome. Martin E. Mulvey made the pre-
5entation. Judge C. B. Diehl was toast
caster. Mr.. Warde made fitting re-
spouse to the presentation.
Miss Elizabeth Cosgriff entertained
few friends at dinner at the Kenyon
Sherman. who will spend the winter
N Los Angeles.
James and Walker Salisbury left on
Tuesday morning for the east, after
spending the vacation at home Blaine
viii leave to re-enter college |
leXt Saturday.
Miss Julia Cullen entertained few |
# her young friends at a luncheon |
Monday.
Miss NJ. A. Barry will leave during
he week TO spend the remainder of |
he winter in Los Angeles.
Mrs. James Hurley of Park City
pent Wednesday in the city.
Hubert Connelley came down from |
Park City on Tuesday.
Mrs. Galligan and her son, John Cal
gan came to the city on Tuesday.
listing friends and John returned to
NJ Hallows college on Monday
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Mrs. Timothy Sullivan and her niece,
Hiss Josephine Mannix of Park City,
viii spend the winter in California.
Mrs. F. Mcdonald. Miss Hyland,
Irs. John Mcdonald of Bingham were
4 the city on Tuesday.
Misses Tessie and Annie Deason and
Iiss Cunningham of Park City spent
he past week in the city. Miss Annie
)eason and Miss Cunningham came to
ttend the State Teachers convention.
P. B. Fay. city jailer of Butte is Wis
ing in Salt Lake City. He is enjoy
lg the hospitality of Chief of Police
William J. Lynch.
Senator Ravenal Macbeth of Custer.
1aho, and wife, are at the Wilson on
leir way home from a trip through
he eastern states.
The Misses Evelyn and Eudora DAILY
ave next Friday to resume their stu
les at National Park, after a pleasant
acation spent in this city with their
arents. Mr.. and Mrs. John DAILY.
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George L. Hickey, trainmaster of the
IOntana division OF the Oregon Short
inc. was in Salt Lake Tuesday. re-
lrning to Pocatello Tuesday night.
S. V. Shelp, late manager of the
ialker Bros. Dry Goods company. left |
riday to assume the duties of his new
osition as manager of the largest de-
store i'm Rochester. n. Y. J.
!. Beifus6, the new manager at Walk ,
s. already has the affairs of the es-
Enlistment well in hand.
Miss Mary Falcon returned to the
ty on Tuesday from a pleasant visit
18th her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas q
alloon of Park City. Frank Smell | +
no was a guest at the Falcon home \
lring the holidays. has returned TO the
ty.
Miss Mabel Clark one of the Salt
axe girls with The Billionairep Opera
'mpany, is Seriously i'll in San Fran /,
SEQ and her. mother ATre Ii II -