The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-04-27
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Mrs. Leroy A. Palmer is here from
Stockton, the guest of her sister, Mrs
Clint z. Leigh
Mrs. A P. Sinclair will leave the
last Of the week for Oakland for q
time.
Mrs. W. 5. Munday and little son
of Las Vegas are visiting Mrs. Mum
days parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A F. Phil
! lips.
Miss Alice Ward of San Francisco is
visiting Miss Laura Farrell of this
city.
DR.. and Mrs. James c. Hanchett.
former residents of Salt Lake, who
have spent the last two years in San
Francisco, viii return shortly to again
make their home in this city.
Mrs. Sarah McChrystal and her
daughter, Mrs. c. E. Parsons, have ar
rived from Denver and are at home for
a time At the McChrystal home on
East First South street.
Col. Shaughnessy on Thursday re-
ceived Il letter from his son. Walter.
who has been United States consul at
Charlerio, Belgium. stating that he had
been promoted to be United States con-
sui at Puerto Cabello. Venezula.
Miss Selma Wall accompanied by her
Alice Wall, will sail from New York,
May 2S on the steamship Moltke of the
amburg-American line for Europe,
where they viii spend the summer.
Miss Wall and Miss Alice have been
at Mount Vernon seminary for the
winter. and Mary, the younger sister,
viii graduate from the classical course
of the High school in June. However,
arrangements with the principal have
been made so that she may accompany
her sister. The European party consists
of ten of the students at the school and
Miss Louise Wey of this city chaper-
oned by Miss Annie Marques Kurta.
one Of the teachers, and Mrs. Hensley,
a principal of the seminary. Colonel
and Mrs. Wall with their daughter
May IS and will see the party off
The itinerary includes a visit to
Gibraltar and the famous old Moorish
market, Naples. Pompeii. Island Of
Capri. Rome. Florence. Venice, Milan.
and the Italian lakes, Lucerne. Munich,
Heidelberg, Wiesbaden
From Biebrich the party will take the
steamer TO Cologne and will probably
arrive in Paris about the 18th of July.
After a ten-days' visit in the French
they will go on to London |
for a day or two. thence to Scotland. |
and on their return will spend a week |
n London and will sail for New York |
August Il. Miss Wall will |
De met in New York by her father, |
Colonel Wall, and will return to this |
lily with him. Misses Alice and Mary |
Will return to Mount Vernon seminary, |
where they will remain for the winter |
The girls are we'll known socially. I
md their trip will be followed with in
CT q OF f,in
Mrs George Hamilton of PocatelIo
vas a Salt Lake visitor on Monday.
She was accompanied by her son, Leo,
Who will attend school here for the next
ew months.
S. ]. Murray left for Nevada on Fri
lay evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Truelson have
been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. 7. c.
crawford during the past week.
Joseph Ducci of Kimberley is spend
ng few weeks in the city.
Jasper McCaskeIl visited his mother
asst week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Daily entertained
box party on Friday at the sym
,hony.
Hugh Wood and his wife returned
o Salt Lake from an extended visit to
he north last Tuesday.
Mrs. Trumbo has returned from a
delightful visit in California
Mr.. and Mrs. F. ]. Hagenbarth will
eturn in a few days from. an extended
isit in the east and south.
Mrs. o. ]. Salisbury and Miss Anna
IcCornick are expected home from the
asst next week.
Mrs. C. j. Collins entertained her
riends at an informal but delightful
ca last week.
Miss Katherine Judge and her sis
er, Mrs. Theodore Baldwin, are visit
lg in New York.
Miss Frances O'Meara, formerly of
alt Lake, is visiting her brother, Mr..
V. P. O'Meara, in Los Angeles
W. J. Halloran and daughter. Flor
nee, may visit St, Mary's academy.
iotre Dame, Ind. in June, where Mary {
Ialloran is attending school,
Joseph Geoghegan and his charming
amily are contemplating a visit to !
reland during the Irish fair time I