The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-08-31
SaciAL AND PERSONAL.

Mss Marcella Gibbons of Leadville
is fie guest of her sister, Mrs. G. w.
| MGAleer.
Miss Rosemary Holland returned last
week from a visit to Chicago.
Miss Mary Dwyer returned to Cold
field last Tuesday after pleasant
visit with Miss Kate Ryan.
Mrs. w. H Bintz has returned from
a visit to Laramie.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. Daily returned last
Sunday from California.
Miss Margaret and Miss Ethel Dooly
are now enjoying the scenery in Dres-
den.
Colonel Wall left during the week for
| New York. where he will meet his
daughters, who are expected to arrive
Tuesday, and will come directly here
before re-entering school in Washing
ton, D. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Savage and Mrs
c. c. Goodwin left Monday evening for
Los Angeles. Mrs. Goodwin will re-
turn ir two or three weeks, While Mr.
and Mrs. Savage will return to their
hcme in Goldfeld, New.
Mrs Charles Simms of Kansas will
spend this week with Mrs. w. E. Lake
at 1176 East South Temple street.
Mr.. and Mrs Will Gray of St. An
thony, Ida, are visiting his mother,
Mrs. Sinclair, on Fourth East.
Mrs. Cecil. wife of Lieutenant c. n.
Cecil, now of BoroHgan, Samar, Phil
ippine islands, but formerly of Fort
Douglas, is in the city for stay of
three weeks, and is at the Kenyon.
Mrs. Cecil is here for the purpose Of
placing her small son in school, and
she will return later to rejoin Lieuten-
ant Cecil at his military post.
The Misses Wall and Miss Wey Sar-
rived in New York Sunday and will
come directly here.
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy G. Dinwoodey
have returned from Silver Lake, where
they have spent the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen G. Murray and
their niece, Miss Mabel Crowley, have
returned from a trip through Yellow
stone National park.
A special train brought about 400
Knights of Columbus and their friends
from Ogden Tuesday to Lagoon, where
the day was passed at a picnic.
M. c. Sculley, one of the first men to
recognize the worth of the Goldfield
district, and one of the first to ac-
Qutre heavy holdings in the heart of
that camp, is in the city for a few
days with Mrs. SculIey on the way
back to camp, after several months of
an eastern trip. Mr.. Sculley is far
from being a stranger in Salt Lake. In
the early nineties he was manUfactAr-
ing cigars in Park City and had a
flourishing business. He sank lot
of money in a mining venture and
finally, in 1895, he pulled out for Butte
Later he went to the Klondyke, made
some money there and came back and
settled in Seattle. From there he sent
a man down to Tonopah and Goldfiald
and, on his report and recommended
ton to sell out and jump in there, he
did so. He has made a fortune in
Goldfield. and is interested in about
every camp of note in the state of
Nevada.
Rev. w. K. Ryan will hold services
in Bingham next Sunday.
Father Montrucchio returned from
Sunnyside and Scofield last Thursday.
To both places he was called to per-
form marriage ceremonies.
Edward McGurrin went to Ely, New,
on business last Saturday.
Miss Mary Dryer returned to Gold
field Wednesday after a few weeks
visit with Miss Katherine Ryan.
Mr. and Mrs Roy Hoffman have re-
turned from Cluster, Ida, where they
spent month visiting with Mrs. Huff
mans mother.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Reed and in
FAINT son are the guests of Mrs. Reeds
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Ryan, at 573
Fifth street.
Mrs. John Kinney returned last week
from St. Paul and the lakes.
Mrs Fred Leonard returned from
Los Angeles.
Mrs Irwin Shack goes to Tonopah
next month, where they will make their
future home.
Miss lone Ryan leaves next week for
Notre Dame.
Mr. Dennis Ryan of Chicago, and
Mr.. Bob Kelley viii be guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Pat Ryan next week.
Rev. Daniel Hughes, D. D., of st.
Paurs Theological seminary was Wis
itor in the city last Sunday. He Off
ciated at the o'clock mass.
Rev. John Hagerty S. NJ, All Hal
lows college, left this week for Georgia.
Very Rev. ]. j. Guinan, S. NJ, pres
ident of All Hallows college, who spent
his vacation IN Europe, VIII return
home next week.
Rev Robert Byrne. Anheim, Cal, re-
turning from Colorado Springs, spent
Wednesday and Thursday in Salt
Lake.
Mr.. Meyers of Ely, New, is in the
city and will remain here till Monday.
Miss Nora Gleason is spending her
vacation at Castillo Springs.
Mrs F. H. Haskell and her daugh-
ter returned to Grand Junction last
week after a pleasant visit with
friends in Salt Lake.
Miss Louise Wey and the Misses
Wall have arrived in New York from
their European trip, and are expected
to reach Salt Lake on Sunday, accom-
panied by Colonel e. A. Wall.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. A. Earls returned
from California this week, after a visit
of two weeks. They placed their boy
in college during their stay.
Mrs E. A Wall, accompanied by
Mrs. R. A. Cunningham and A. Fred
Wey, had an outing in Bingham last
Monday.