The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-03-30
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

: brother of Patrick Ryan, the wei
known mining man. Mr.. Ryan left 70
the east on Wednesday with his iittl
: daughter. Bernadette. Miss Agne
Ryan, whose beautiful voice charm
j the st. Mary's congregation each Sun
day, is his daughter. Mr.. Ryan vii
! take an extended European tour mex
fall, accompanied by Miss Agnes Ryan
Miss Ryan. on returning from Europe
: viii remain in New York, and vii
study with NOrdica. The great primo
donna will take only a few pupils. anC
Miss Ryan will be one of the number
This is not surprising, as Miss RyaT
has an exquisite voice.
; DR.. j. OCOnnOr. the well known sur.
seon of Denver, was in Salt Lake last
; week. DR.. OCOnnor is a brother of j
j. O'Connor of this city.
i The many friends of popular Ray
Canning viii be pleased to hear that
he has recovered from the effects of his
recent accident.
A. J. Bruneau spent last week in
Nevada.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. E. Sullivan of Bling
ham Junction spent last week in the
city.
Mrs. ]. Bache and her two daughters
| arrived Friday from Omaha and are
! guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McGur-
rim at the Bransford. Mrs. Bache is a
sister of Mrs. McGurrin.
Mrs. j. II. Biefuss has issued invita-
/ tons for a large 500 party next We'd
nesday afternoon. April 8. at her apart
| ments in the Pauline flats, East First
! South street.
Mrs. Edward NJ Garrett has re
| turned from months visit i'm Gold
| field with her sister, Miss Emma Mad
Olson. Mr. and Mrs. Garnett are at
home for the present at 357 East Third
South street.
Edward Milford, proprietor of the
White House, has returned from Bris-
toll England, where he spent year
with his family.
L. McCarrick left for Fairvew Mon
day TO look after the interests of the
Empire State company at that camp.
NJ. H. Hennessy, who has been at ST
Marks hospital for three months, was
operated on again Monday morning.
President j. E. Cosgriff of the Com
mercial National bank has just re-
turned from a months absence in
Cuba.
General Manager G. A. Quigley of the
Studebaker company is quite i'll with
inflammatOTy rheumatism.
Norine, the 16-year-oId daughter of
Mayor Thompson, was Monday strick-
,
Claude, was seized with the disease on
Sunday, and the residence is now UNI
der quarantine.
President David Keith, accompanied
by Captain Duncan MacVichie of the |
Heinze staff, are doing" the Silver |
King properties at the Park It begins |
to look as though the Heinze interests |
were preparing to play an important |
part at Park City pretty soon.
Mrs. Margaret Witcher. for three |
years past deputy clerk in the office of |
the county clerk, has resigned her po-
sition to take charge of the safety de-
post vault department of the Salt Lake
& Trust company
Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. DAILY, the Misses
DAILY and Maurice DAILY, will probably
arrive in New York from Europe.
where they have spent the past five
months.
Misses Selma and Alice Wall. who
are attending school at National Park
seminary, left Wednesday for Mount
Carmel, near Philadelphia, where they
VIII spend the Easter vacation with a
classmate, Miss White
James NJ. Kennedy. the Gold Springs
operator, is up from camp on one of
ais periodical business trips.
Mrs. Z. A. Wall entertained the 500
Tub Monday afternoon at her home on
cast South Temple street. Five tables
we're filled with the players, the prizes
,eing awarded to Mrs Samuel Pinker-
on, Mrs. c. c. Slade and Mrs. w. F.
Beers.
F. E. McGurrin, president of the Salt
lake Security & Trust company. re-
umed his duties at the bank Monday
Ifter weeks sOjOurn at Denver. Mr..
dcGurrin asserts that everybody in
& IA al Co | ]
many express confidence that this city
Sill experience a wonderful growth
Turing the next few years.
w. j. Gray of St. Anthony. Ida. ar
ived in the city Tuesday and regis I
cred at the Kenyon. Mr.. Gray is one
f the leading stockmen and ranchers
n that section of Idaho, which he is I
mphatic in stating is the finest portion {
f that or any other state
Miss Sigrid Peterson gave an in I
ormal reception to her pupils at her [
tudio, $50 Commercial club Wednes- !
ay evening. She was assisted through
ut the evening by Miss Vera Bern G
isel Miss Katherine Rhodes, Miss I
lucy Williams, Miss Nellie Hasbrouck. L
liss Ruth Belemere Miss Norma Ped
rson, Miss Mary ROgawsky, viOlinist:
lrs. Hasbrouck; elocutionist; Robert d
'irkin, baritone, and H. Olsen. tenor. !
he studio was beautifully decorated
18th carnations and lilies of the valley. \
were served after the re-
ital.
Mrs. W. c. Hall is back from a stay l
f several weeks on the coast.
Mrs. Louis Cecil Robinson entertained
Londay afternoon rat an informal
ridge tea. Z
Mrs. Sarah NcChrystal will be back =
'om Denver early in the week. ac- :,
Dmpanied by her daughter. Mrs E. c. " "
arsons, whom she has been visiting. :,
Ike Alexander, formerly of this city y
nd graduate of the University. of II
tab, has been honored at the jefferson 9,
-edical college, Philadelphia, by being -
ected to full membership in the JEFF Il
.rson Medical academy, one of the
aiding societies of that institution. Q,
embership in this society is usually ."
sstricted to degree men, and the fact !.
lat Mr.. Alexander, who has had but II
he year of medicine, at the T. of o.. II
9fore entering the eastern college, has v
zen voted into the society is evidence
his high standing in his work. Dan
Alexander and Dale Park, also last
ear graduates of the L. of T., have r,
tely distinguished themselves in de-
lting work at the University of Penn -,
,lvania, where they are taking courses l
law.
Announcement has been made that
Dlonel Z. A. Wall will build a hand
me residence at d and South Temple
reefs within the near future Definite
ms do