The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-06-29
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

pia club on Wednesday. six tables being
| filled with players and prizes being
Pinkerton and Mrs. j. J. DAILY. The club
will hold its final meeting of the season
at the home of Mrs. Fred Dern, 1869 Easl
Brigham street on July 10.
Mrs. c. H. Jenkinson and her littlC
daughter returned last Monday from {
trip to Chicago. where Mrs. Jenkinsor
visited her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w
P. P. ST. Clair, formerly of this city.
Miss Frances Miller of Denver is Wis
iting in the city.
Miss Grace Miller of Bingham is
spending the summer in the citv>
Francis V. Fitz Gerald returned on
Monday from a visit to mis- ole home
in Minneapolis.
Miss Genevieve Brooks is contemplate
ing visit to California next month.
Mrs. Charles Morrison is visiting her
husband in Milford.
Mr. and Mrs James Devine and
family are now in their new home at
2055 East Tenth South.
Mrs A j. Cronin of Ogden was in
| the city last week Mrs. Cronin, with
| her children and niece Margaret Con-
nelley, will leave next Saturday for a
months visit to Seattle.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Goulet, accompa-
MED by their children and Phileas Gou-
let, spent last Sunday in Centerville
Mrs. j. Buckley and the boys visit
! ed in Bingham Junction last Tuesday,
Mrs. Enos Hoge left on Wednesday
night for Ely, New, to join her hus-
band who is engaged in business
there.
Emanuel Manca, former proprietor
of the Vienna cafe, came to Salt Lake
to be present at the funeral of his
brother, Louis Manca, who was buried
in Calvary cemetery Thursday. The
funeral took place from St. Marys
church. Father Kiely officiating.
Mrs. Moore of Warhpa, Idaho, came
to Salt Lake on Wednesday to attend
the funeral of her brother, Louis
Manca
Clarence McFadden. the prominent
attorney of Ely. New, returned last
Thursday evening, after spending ten
days in this city on business and meet
ing old friends.
Editor G. T. Keene of the Rhyolite
(Nev) Herald, is at the Wilson for
few days
Jackson McChrystal, who went east
to Philadelphia with his wife some
time since, returned last night. Mrs.
McChrystal will remain there for some
time visiting friends.
Mrs. Robert w. Glendenning enter
tanned Wednesday twelve young la
dies at the Orpheum in honor of the
birthday of Mrs. John c. Daily.
NJ. Friedman of Auerbach's left Salt
Lake Tuesday for the east.
Pat Moran will lay the cement on
Fourth South from Second East to-
Main street. The concrete has been
finished for some time but the heavy
rains held I'D the work.
Mr. and Mrs. j. e. Gray. who have
been visiting their son and daughter,
MI and Mrs. D. r. Gray, will leave
Sunday for their home in Missouri
w. J. O'Connell, the first governor of
Idaho is in the city on mining mis-
sion and says that the White Knob
copper properties at Mackay, Ida, are
improving in value each month
Mrs. J. C. Doolittle will leave soon
for Redondo Beach to spend the warm
weather
Miss Elizabeth Kenney is giving an
Orpheum party today for Miss Hayes |
of Butte. Mont. a guest of Miss Min |
ME Denny.
Mrs W. D. Donoher entertained in
formally at bridge on Saturday even /
ing Prizes were won by Mrs. J. j. |
Broughall. Mrs Fred Dern and Mrs /
William Mcintyre
r. d. Emmick the new manager of |
the Grand theatre. suffered a bad !
break of the left leg while pleasure /
bent Monday afternoon. Standing on
the platform of train bound for the
Lagoon. the jar Of the train shook him
to the ground as Bountiful was draw
ing near. and in the fall several small
bones of the ankle of his left leg We're
broken and the muscles of the lower
part of the leg severely sprained and
lacerated. The train was going at a
good rate of speed when the accident
happened.
Miss Katherine Mcdonald and Miss
Mabel Crowley entertained at 800
Tuesday in honor Of Miss Bessie Will
liamsdn. Nine tables were filled with
players ard prizes were won by Miss
Adams. Miss Stanchfield and Miss
Schulz The guest prize went to Miss
The house was beautifully
decorated in syringas. yellow margue
rites and roses The hostesses We're as
sisted by Miss Ethel Mcdonald and
Miss Katherine Wall.
An Orpheum party was given on
Wednesday evening of last week by H.
f. Freundenthal of Phoebe New. in
honor of Miss Isabel and Miss Amy
Osborne ard their guest. Miss Hannah
Le Compile. The party numbered nine,
md after the play adjourned to
FrankliH's to enjoy a supper.
Joseph Geoghegan has returned from
MS eastern trip, which he took
or the purpose of being present at
he final days exercises of St. Mary's,
where his daughter Gertrude was a
student He visited the jamestown
during his absence.
Miss Jeanette Luman has returned
rom Washington, d. 6, where she
las been attending the National Park
seminary She viii be al home dur
ne the summer with her parents, Mr.. Il
md Mrs Abner Luman. 679 East Sec
md South.
Paul Belcher has returned from the
University of Pennsylvania. where he
5 taking a course of electrical engi-
leering. and will spend his vacation
n Salt Lake with his mother, Mrs. ]
katherine Belcher.
Miss Katherine Mcdonald and Miss ;
Mabel Crowley entertained Tuesday
ftternoon for Miss Bessie Williamson .
/ the Mcdonald home.
Mrs. S. Mallaney and daughter Fran
es left Friday for an extended visit
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