The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-12-28
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Dr. and Mrs. P. S. Keogh are at
home at the Corey flats.
Miss Alice Fisher and her cousin,
Miss Meyers, left during the past week
| for a travelling tour that will include all
the east and finally South America.
Leo Hamilton went to Pocatello last
Saturday to spend the holidays at his
home. Mr.. Hamilton has made good
record at college while here, and he GER
tainly merits good holiday time.
Clarence McFadden, a well-known
mining attorney from Ely, is in the
city from the great White Pine copper
camp.
Mrs. W. H. Bintz has returned from
Laramie. Wyo. Her mother, Mrs. Car
roll, returned with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Kearns gave
a large dinner for relatives at their
residence on Brigham street, which
was followed by a Christmas tree for
the children of the house.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas kearns enter
tanned at family dinner on Christmas.
The guests present were Mrs. Sarah
Wilson, Mrs \. Conlin and son Charles.
T. J. Westcott, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Gallivan and daughters, Marian and
Jennie, John Kearns and son, Edward
Dugan, Miss Fitzpatrick, Miss Paddles,
Roger Charles and the children of the
household, Helen, Edmund and Thomas.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
F. J. Westcott will regret to hear of the
illness of their little son, Warren.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. ]. DAILY and Miss
Eudora Daily left Thursday for Los
Angeles for an indefinite stay. Mr..
and Mrs. Edward ]. Roberts will pre-
side at the Daily home during their
absence.
George and Dewitt Knox. sons of
President Knox of the Bank of the Re-
public, arrived Saturday night from
Andover, Mass, where they are in
school, to spend the. Christmas holi-
days at home, instead of in Boston or
New York, as so many of the western
students in the east do.
Professor Harold Golf, teacher of
English and rhetoric at Kicks acade- |
my, Rexburg, Ida, is in Salt Lake to |
spend the holidays.
Mrs. William Igleheart, her twin |
boys and Miss Igleheart, will spend
the holidays in Paris. Mrs. Igleheart |
will then go to London and return to
New York sometime in February.
George E. Gum and Albert McCor- |
mick are planning to leave soon for a |
three months trip abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Galligan of Park |
CllN are mere NlSlIllS II1tIuS.
Earl Weigh of Pasadena. Cal, is in |
the city visiting his grand parents, Mr.. |
and Mrs. James Jack.
Miss Mary Gray came in from Bling
ham to spend the holidays with her
MI and Mrs George Gray.
Miss Eva Snow left Saturday for
Bichield to spend Christmas with her
sister.
Mrs Frank E. McGurrin will leave
the first of the year for Los Angeles,
where she will spend two or three
months.
Miss Cosgriff has returned from a
three months trip in the east, and is
low at home to her friends at the
knutsford hotel.
Mrs. w. Z. Fife returned Monday
rom a month spent at Denver.
w. T. O'Neil, a leading and prosper
JUS stockman of Wells, New, is
guest at the Cullen. He came over to
escort his two nephews, who are stu
tents at All Hallows college, to their
Nevada home to spend the holidays
with their mother and other relatives.
Mr.. O'Neil says Of livestock in Nevada
his year that CATTLE. sheep and horses
nave done unusually we'll and those
Who disposed of their stock prior to
he middle of October made good
money.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fred Wey enter
aimed at a large dinner party on
Christmas day.
Mrs. James Hegney will move into
Ter new home on Fourth East street
7ery shortly.
Margaret Connelley, the bright little
laughter of Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. Con-
Kelley, is spending the holidays in the
ity. Margaret attends the Sacred
Heart academy in Ogden.
Mrs. ]. ]. Meyers left last week for
california trip.