The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-01-26
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Mrs. T. L. Powers of Park City wa
in the city during the past week.
Thomas Charlton has gone to Chica
go on railroad business.
Thomas Lamplugh has returned from
st. Marks hospital is fast recovering
| from the effects of his recent accident
Mrs. Timothy G. Kinney returned Il
Spokane on Wednesday, after pleas
ant two weeks visit with Mrs. d. M
Brynn. Mr.. and Mrs. Kinney are pio-
neer residents Of Spokane, Mr.. Kinney
being a prominent stockgrCwer.
Miss Grace Sullivan has been i'll for
the past two weeks with la grippe.
Mrs. Albert Fisher left on Saturday
with her son Carl for a visit to Cali
fcrnia.
Joseph Kinney, son of Hon. Timothy
! Kinney of Wyoming, was in the city
during the past week. The young man
has been practicing law in Chicago for
the past four years.
P. ]. Moran has gone to Chicago on
! business.
F J. Westcott was in Park City last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs James Ivers were in
Park City last week.
Walker Salisbury is rapidly conva-
lescing from his recent illness.
Miss Ethel Partridge, who has been
a guest Of Miss Alyerta Martin in Los
Angeles for a few weeks, returned to
Salt Lake Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Noble, who have
been spending the holidays with w. P
Noble and his daughters, will leave
within a day or SO for their home in
Nevada.
Dave Mcqueen and wife have re-
turned from two months trip through
the east, during which they visited rel
atives in New York and Ohio.
Mrs. Martha Royle King has issued
invitations for a song recital to be |
given next Wednesday evening, intro |
ducing her pupil, Miss Edith Godbe, /
With Miss Judith Evans assisting.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fitch and the /
Misses Lillian and Maude Fitch will |
leave next week for the east. and later
VIII sail for the Bahama islands to be |
away for about two months.
j. T. C'Tod'O Goodwin has returned
To Goldfield. New. He has been made |
caller on the Goldfeld stock exchange.
and in addition has several private
mining interests i'm Nevada which he
will look after. He viii be away from
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Noble and Mrs.
Robert Gould Smith left Sunday. Mr.
and MIS-. Noble for their home in Ne
Vada, ana Mrs. Smith for Los Angeles
10 join Mr.. Smith for a trip 10 Homo {
ulu. j
Mrs. Z. c. Parsons has returned 20
Ter home in Denver. accompanied by
Ter mother Mrs. Sarah McChrystal.
hrs. John c. Daily entertained her :
ewing club Wednesday afternoon. /,
Mrs. w. c. Hall has gone to the coast
or the remainder of the winter. c
Mrs. Ernest Bamberger entertained at q
delightful luncheon Wednesday 1T the s
Aita club in honor of Mrs Frances a
'astorious. who is her guest. il
The Salt Lake Security & Trust com I
any has in transit to this city three u
ars of Italian and Egyptian marble. ;
alued at $4,000. for use in the con- =
-ruction of special stairway from the =
lain lobby of the company's offices to .
le deposit vaults in the basemen. The
alrway ornamentation Will be OF the =,
roll work patterns and very elabor- \
te and costly =, n
Madam Charlton left Oh Monday for f,
ey Yok, where she Will spend a cou- T
lie of months. &,
One OF the sleighing parties OF the fC
eek was given on Friday evening Of Il
st week in honor of Miss Lucy Malo- ST
ar Of Pueblo who is visiting Miss CT
artha Buboltz. After the ride the P
tests enjoyed supper Those pres al
1t We're Misses Elder Sprengel. Har- sc
cling, Canning, Mabel and Mildred CT
.illips. Ditmars, Donnelly. Mabel and pl
ellie Brown, Powell, Turton. Peters. 81
imbourne, Bowman, Midgely. Brock
INK, BubCltz and Libby Mrs. B tn
ndsley chaperoned the party. tn
Word has reached here from Omaha. ~
ab., announcing the death of John B. ie
lray. which occurred in that city q
ednesday, Jan. 16. of apoplexy Mr.. g
Tray was at one time connected with -,
e postofffce department in the capa- ~
Y Of inspector and was well known ar
roughout the west. He was a civil VI
ar veteran. having served as lieuten- -
t in the Eleventh Ohio cavalry. His % %
atives in this city are Mrs S. S. d,
mon, his sister, and Mrs. C. H :.
his niece.
The erection of a monument at w ~,
rt Douglas in memory Of General -
trick H Connor is the object Of a
now being prepared by Senator III III
therland in Washington General L
nnor commanded the Fort Douglas Iu ~
st in 1868. eo
Z. j. Cronin. roadmaster for the Rio ~
ande, has returned from Bingham, loo loo
ere he has been engaged in putting nf
new branch line in operation. III
1rs. Hall of Los Angeles is the ma
est for q few days of Mrs Thomas
mer Of West Third South street. =
he pupils of St Mary's academy.
by Sister Tercita. visited
chamber of commerce Wednesday !
ernCon. The visit was greatly en-
ed by the children, and it was near
5 o'clock before they had completed the
If stay.
rthur Hartmann, Hungarian violin ia
of reputation, will give a recital at mes
Congregational church next Tues ter
night, under the auspices of the T
Iversfty of Utah. Mr. Hartmann is sha
cede by neumber of exceedingly qua
teTing press notices, both from La
erican and European newspapers. n
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