The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-09-19
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

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Harry Kervin will return in a few
days from Goldfield.
The many friends of Francis V
FITZGERALD will regret to hear that ht
is suffering from typhoid fever. He i:
at the Holy Cross hospital
Miss Kate Cronin has returned from
a visit with friends in Pocatello. She
also visited her mother and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. ]. Cronin at ogden.
Miss Alice and Miss Mae Fitzpatrick
have returned from Ogden, where they
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. A
Smythe
Miss Esther Cronin has returned
from Ogden, where she spent happy
month with Mr. and Mrs. A. ]. Cronin.
Miss Genevieve Brooks is teaching
school in Bingham this year.
p. L. Delmas. the well known min
ing man, has gone to Nevada on bust
ness.
Miss Hurley of Park City will attend
the state university this winter.
Miss May O'Neil is teaching school
| in Bingham.
Mrs. ]. Thompson of Park City was
a Salt Lake visitor last week.
Mrs. I. Trumbo will leave shortly for
New York, to spend the winter with
her sister, Mrs. w. G. Van Horne.
Mrs. S Canning is in Oakland visit
ing her son. who has been seriously ILL.,
The many friends of popular Murray
Shick will be pleased to hear that he is
convalescing from his serious illness at
the Holy Cross hospital
Miss Mary Dobbs of Bingham will at
tend St Mary's academy during the
coming year,
Miss Eileen Carter left last week for
Notre Dame, Ind. to resume her
studies.
Miss Rosemary Holland will return
shortly from Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Owens and
children have returned from an extend
ed stay in Boise
Many friends viii regret to hear of
the illness of Miss Clara Veltz.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Bruneau have re-
turned from a two months stay in New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Homer are
again at home in the Covey flats.
Joseph Geoghegan returned during
the week from Notre Dame, Ind, where
he left his daughters, Gertrude and
Kathleen, in school.
Mrs. c. H. Jenkinson and Miss Jen-
kinson have returned from a visit to
Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Byrne will reach
Salt Lake in a few days.
DR.. and Mrs. P. S. Keogh are now
comfortably situated in their elegant
home on Z street.
Mrs Thomas Kearns and the chill
dren will spend the winter on their CAL
ifornia ranch.
Mr. and Mrs. T Meagher of Vernal
have been the guests of Mrs. Meagher's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Nc
Donald, for the past ten days.
3 1,,e
been the guest of Miss Mary Halloran
for the past month, returned to her
home last Tuesday
]. C. Sullivan of Eureka was in the
city on Tuesday.
Mrs. A. R. Haywood of Ogden was in
the city on Tuesday, the guest of Miss
Frances Phillips.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lindley have
from a delightful week at |
Ogden canyon.
Many Salt Lake friends will be great |
Iy interested in the approaching mar |
rage of Miss Mary Mulrooney of Den |
YER daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. P Null |
formerly of this city.
Miss Clara Fafek spent the week in
The city visiting her parents.
Mrs. Martha Royle King is now To-
lated the Salt Lake Security Trust
The death of Orrin Caldwell of Poca-
clio was a great shock to many in Salt
lake. who know Kim well.
Quite the attractive window on,
upper Main Il is that of the Won
Ter Millinery company and ]. J. De-
inc, the jeweler.
After an extensive purchasing trip
10Th in Paris and New York, Madame
,harlton of the Charlton Shop returned
o Salt Lake last Monday
Mrs. r. J. Jessup and Miss Emily
essup returned Wednesday after a
ear spent in California.
Mrs. Gaylord will leave early in I
November for southern California, ,
here she will spend the winter. ;
Mrs. j. G. Daily and Mrs. William ;
liller McCrea entertained Thursday !
fternoon at tea at the BintZ home, 230
outh Sixth East street, in honor of
Iiss Agatha Berkhoel. =
Mrs. F. E. McGurrin entertained a =
ew Of the young girls Wednesday at :
luncheon at the Country club in COM !
liment to her niece, Miss Anne Black
urn of Madison, Wis. Following the
lncheon a putting contest was enjoyed
nd Miss Blackburn won the prize,
liver trophy. The others were Miss /
larry Moore, Miss Eudora Daily, Miss f
ertrude Hanson and Miss May Kervin.
P. H. Lannan left the first of the /
eek for Sierra Madre, Cal. to be pres i
IT at the large reception which was S
wen there Wednesday evening by Mr.. i
nd Mrs. Howard Seebree in honor of S
leir fftieth wedding anniversary. Mr.. @
nd Mrs. Seebree were formerly resi- r
ents of this city, and number of in i
tations were received by friends here. [
Miss Eva Madden of San Francisco
as the guest of honor at an enjoyable I
ncheon at the Alta club Wednesday, o
ven by Miss Mary Noble. The ten h
lests were seated at a round table in r
lie gold room. which was prettily dec +
'ated with japanese sunfiowers. with g
large mound of them in the center of v
e table. [
Colonel E. A. Wall and family re- e
lrned Monday from three months
easure trip through California. =
General Manager Thomas Kearns of
e Silver King Coalition is making an
spection of the mine in Park City.
David Keith left Tuesday morning
r Fillmore, where he and associates +
e interested in the old fields
Mrs. George Sutherland left Wednes-
ly for the east, and later for WASH
gton Miss Edith Sutherland will re-
ain in Salt Lake for a time, the guest
Miss Julia Cullen.