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Show I I SOCIAL AND PERSONAL. Mrs. John Galligan of Park City Fpent a few days1 h-re last week. Miss Margaret Shields has returned 1o Park City to spend the summer with her parents. ' I k Mrs. Dan Sullivan has returned to Park City after a pleasant visit in this , city. I Mrs. Oecjrge Curtis has returned ! from the eas-t and will spend a month with her aunt. Miss Mary Rider. Mrs. 'Walter C. lewis of Butte is visiting her mother, Mrs. S. S. Walker, on South Main street. Master Kindred Viko entertained twenty of his little friends at Liberty park on Tuesday afternoon o last Week. 4 ! Be, -an Meiklenberg of this city left Saturday for Los Angeles, where hi? marriage to Miss Josephine Wall took place June Ti. After a trip through California Mr. Mecklenberg and his bride wii! return to Salt Iike to live, and will be at home lo their friends at the Fifth East bold until the completion- of- their new residence at First and S streets.. Mrs. E. A. Wedgwood is back from a visit of several day? with friends in Trove. Miss Katherine Sanno, Mho Mas the guest of Miss Salisbury for a few we-ks after her arrival from San Francisco, Fran-cisco, is Pom- at home v.ith her parents Jit Whitehall. - James Hegney and his son?. James, jr., and Charles, 3eft last Meek for an extended visit to St. Louis. Mrs. Thomas Lamplaugh left during the week to visit relatives and friends in Omaha and Denver. f Mrs. Barthy MoDonough of Park City .-pent a few days here last week f Bebcrt CJorliupki. a well-known civil engineer, has gone to Alta on business. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Slade visited in J'rovo last week. f B. A. Callahan loft for New Haven and New Loudon on Tuesday. Landlord Fred Wey left for New York Wednesday to visit with his wife and daughter. Mho are in the metropolis, metrop-olis, and will be back in three weeks. f P. J. Quealy, manager of the Kcm-lnercr Kcm-lnercr coal properties, is at the Knuts-lord. Knuts-lord. Mr. and Mm Will D. Ford, who have been visiting in the city", left Monday for their home in Los Angeles. Mrs. Joseph Siegel is in the city, the guest for a time of Mrs. J. E. Bamberger. Bam-berger. 4 Mrs. Kissick, mother of Mrs. S, H. Pinkerton, and Miss Alice Slavan left last week for California. Mrs. Kif-; Kif-; pick will spend the summer with friends et Ocean Park, Tihile Miss Sla- ' van will visit relatives in San Francisco Fran-cisco for a month. j Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Charlton and little son. Earle, have gone to St. Louis. I They will visit at Mr. Charlton's old home in Iowa before returning to Salt .Lake. 4 The reception and dance given at the post Monday night by Captain and Mrs. J. E. Woodward in honor of the newlv arrived officers, Mas a brilliant and delightful affair. The amusement hall and. Officers' club Mere used for the event, and both were elaborately decorated ivith the national and regimental regi-mental colors, while Filipino curios and many other Oriental nick-nacs, together to-gether vith palms, vines and flowers, contributed to make the scene effective. effec-tive. Refreshments Mere served in the Officers' club, which Mas especially attractive in its unique, and tasteful decorations. The hosts . were assisted by a number of the officers and their ladies, and also a number of friends from the city. A large .number of city guests were present, who, with the fort people, numbered something like 200. Mr. and Mrs. John Walsh are the happy parents of a son who v;as bum last Sunday night. . j Mr. and Mrs. A. G. McKensie are rejoicing over the birth of a lovely baby daughter, boin on Tuesday. Mr. McKenzie is the clewr Brea'.r-fast Brea'.r-fast Food" chef of the Salt Lak-j Herald. Her-ald. t Mr. and Mrs. A. Shaw are comfortably comfort-ably situated in their new home on Cacitol hill. f Mrs. M. Cody, formerly of this cty, hut now of Anaconda', ppent a few days -in the city during the past M'eek and returned home Tuesday evening. Miss Kinney entertained a party of friends at the lake on Thursday. Mrs. S. H. Pinkerton entertained at luncheon on Tuesday. Mn. Howard Stowe entertained a number of her young girl friends on Wednesday. f Haymond Sullivan of Eureka is visiting vis-iting Herbert McChrystal for :i few-days. few-days. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Sullivan of Eureka Eu-reka have returned from a v1?-!'. to California. Mrs. Sullivan is union improved im-proved in health. Senator Kearns visited in Frovo Tuesday of last week. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. McChrystal spent a few days in Provo last week. Miss May Kane has returned from an extended visit in Nebraska. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fitzpatri?k and family are contemplating a vist to St. Louis and the southern stales in the near future. Mr. and Mrs. George Laux uv.d family fam-ily have returned to Montana, their former home. Mr. and Mrs. W. Bowen have removed re-moved to Fourth East and Elevenrh South. f- Mrs. James Hegney and the children Mill visit in St. Louitj during the summer. sum-mer. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Sullivan and Arthur Ar-thur Sullivan entertained the graduating graduat-ing class of All Hallows college at dinner last Meek. ! The Tonopah Miner has an announcement announce-ment of the coming marriage of Miss Julia Mae Roberts and Thomas J. Lynch, whkh will take place- next Monday. The wedding is to be a great social event, the ceremony at the Catholic Cath-olic church being followed by a largo reception at the home of the bride's parents. Bev. Father Butler will perform per-form the ceremony and the bride will be attended by Miss Evelyn Uoacl.', while- John C. Lynch of Ogden will be the best man. Miss Roberts its a charming charm-ing accomplished girl Mho was edu-' cated in this city, where she has hosts of friends. She is a granddaughter of Mrs. Julia McFadden of thi? city. Mr. Lynch is the well known young mining man of Southern Nevada. He is a graduate of All Hallows college and numbers his friends by the hundreds. The young couple M ill shortly leave for a tour of Europe. 4 Mrs. J. M. Moore left Thursday for a visit of a few weeks at St. Louis and other eastern cities. Frank J. Westcott, upon whom a mastoid operation M-a? performed Sunday Sun-day at St. Mark's hospital, is reported to be improving' satisfactorily. W. J. Caverly, a former railroad man of this city, has been promoted o be traveling freight and passenger agent of the Midland at Denver, vice Austin Gavin, resigned. Mr. and Mrs. Donahue and daughter, Genevieve, of Kankanna, Wis., have been the guests of Mr. and Mis. John Hie key for the part week, i Charles G. Wirick haei recovered from an operation for appendicitis at St. Mark's hospital. Charles C. James, a well known California Cal-ifornia mining man, is visiting John McChrystal in thi? city. Mrs. Edward W. Clarke and children of Butte are guests of Mr. and Mrs O. J. Salisbury. They are on their way to San Francisco, where they will make their home. . f A pleasant affair of Wednesday night was; the card party given by Mr. and Mrs. Geoghegan at their home on North State street, about "forty friends enjoying the event. Music and social chat besides the card contest helped to make the evening a delightful one. |
