The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-11-03
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. R. w Glen
dining.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Mccormick enter
tanned at dinner at the Country club
last Saturday preceding the regular
Saturday night dance
Mrs. Henry Siegel, accompanied by
her son Harold, left Sunday afternoon
! for st. Louis, where they will attend
the marriage of Miss Henrietta Laza-
rus and Mr.. Baker of that city. Mrs
Stegel will probably spend the winter
in New York
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Roy Brown and chill
| dren have gone to southern California
where they will spend the winter.
Mrs. Henry Folk, who has been the
/ guest of Mrs. w. H. BintZ, has re-
turned to her home in New York
Robert Gorlinski. the well-known sur
veyor is out making the rounds or
! Utah mining camps.
Chief of Police Sheets is in receipt of
a letter from Martin Hanley Of Butte
Mont, asking that an effort be made to
locate his son, Martin Hanley, jr., who
is believed TO be in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hovt Sherman and
Miss Laura Sherman will be at home to
! friends for few days after November
IA at the Kenyon.
DR.. and Mrs F. D. Mcknight of
Denver were guests in the city Monday
on their way to southern California.
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. McGurrin are
back from Los Angeles, where they
have spent the past ten days.
Mrs. E. c. Parsons left Monday on
the noon train for Denver, where she
will Join Mr. Parsons to make her
home They will be at home at the
Adams hotel.
Miss Beatrice Cheesman and Miss
Gertrude Hanson were the hostesses
Wednesday evening at a Halloween
party which was a masquerade and
fancy dress affair given in the old j
r. Walker home on South Main street.
About $50 friends were invited and
these were received by Mrs. NJ.
NCheesman, Mrs Hanson and Mrs. j..
r. Walker. Many unique costumes
were worn for the evening.
Mrs. A. Fred Wey entertained box
party of little folk Tuesday at the mat
inee at the Orpheum in honor of the
birthday of little Olive Wall. The af-
fair was followed by a supper served
at a downtown cafe and an automobile
ride later The guests besides Olivel
Wall, were Mary Hagenbarth, Naomi
Hoffman. Darlene Kimball, Morris
DAILY, Margaret Brown, Grace Gun
ningham and Xenia Cowan.
The members of the Alumnae asso-
citation of St. Mary's academy will meet
on Saturday afternoon at st. Mary S
academy for the annual banquet. This
year. contrary to custom, the members
of the Alumni association will be guests
of the faculty of the academy, the sis
ers providing the banquet for them.
The members will meet at o'clock
at the academy and at $3.50 they will bel
the guests at a program given by the
students; the business meeting will bel
held at o'clock and the banquet at 8.
Miss May Fitzgerald has arrived I'M
the city from Anaconda to accept al
position in the public schools here. Miss
Fitzgerald is a sister of Miss Elizabeth
Fitzgerald a valued teacher in the \
Webster school. Francis Fitzgerald, a
brother has recently arrived from
Minneapolis to accept position on the
Salt Lake Herald. The family areI
located at the Willy flats
on PierDont street.
Miss Clara Fafek will spend the VIM
ter in southern California.
Mrs. ]. c. Sullivan and the children
have gone to Los Angeles to spend the
winter.
Miss Sigrid Petersen has accepted the
position of piano instructor at All Hal
lows college.
Senator Kearns returned last week
from business trip to Ely.
Captain ]. E. Woodward has re-
turned 70 Salt Lake after an absence
of several weeks.
Louis Mccormick spent few days
in Idaho last week.
Walker Salisbury went to Idaho last
week on business trip.
Miss Mazda Hegney entertained at a
delightful Halloween party on Wednes-
day night. The invited guests were
Florence Sullivan, Myrtle Bintz, Ruby
Daniels, Julia Fogerty Frances F'o-
gerty, Marie Guitard, Matte McGarry,
Estelle Kane. Donald Morrison. F.
Putnam, j. Mckay, Will Sears. Lester
Sears, Irving Smith. Ray Grundy. Ell
mer Grundy, n. Kane, John Fogerty.
Thomas Lamplugh. one of the most
trusted engineers on the Rio Grande
Western, was seriously injured last
Wednesday afternoon in d wreck be-
tween Castillo and Thistle. Mr. Lam
plugh was taken to st. Marks hospital
and given the best of attention, but the
fractured his right leg. The accident
would have resulted in the death OF
the entire crew had they not jumped
Mr. Lamplugh has been on the Western
for fifteen years and this was his first
. accident, a record of which any man
should be proud. His many friends
hope for his speedy recovery.
Mrs. p. L. Gleason and Miss Nora
Gleason are now at home at 260 First
street.
Mrs. J. r. Focht was the guest of
Mrs. c. c. Slade during the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Youngberg of
Park City, who have been spending
the week with Mrs. Youngberg's moth
err Mrs. e. NJ. Kirk, have returned to
their home.
Mrs. ]. F. Selgrath of Bingham juno
ton has gone to Los Angeles to spend
the winter.
James NJ. Kennedy pulled out for
Arizona by way of st. George last
night He took some men with him to
work on property in which he is inter
ested.
J. ]. Daynes. jr., manager of the
Clayton Music company, returned from
a three weeks business trip to the At
lantic coast Monday.