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Show SOCIAL AND PERSONAL. Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Hagenbarth will leave next week for a month's trip to Mexico. Mrs. H. N. Mayo entertained at an elaborate luncheon last week. Many prominent Salt Lakers went to Ogden on Thanksgiving day to attend the sacred concert given for the benefit of the new St. Joseph's church. Miss Marie Luce spent the past week in Park City visiting friends. Mrs. A. Fred Wey has returned home from a month's visit in the east. y- Hoyt Sherman and Miss Laura Sherman Sher-man left last Monday for the east. Robert D. Grant Returned last week I from New York Mrs. J. M. Moore entertained at an elaborate dinner last Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Keisley of Butte are visiting friends in the city. Mr. and Mrs. S. V. Shelp entertained last week in honor of Mrs. Buhl of Sharon, Pa. Mrs. Bartley McDonough and children chil-dren returned to Park City last week, after a pleasant stap here with friends. Governor H. M. Wells gave a private dinner at "the Commercial club last Sat- uraay evening in nonor or Messrs. Stafford and Snyder, two capitalists of Cleveland, O., who are in the city on business. A few of the governor's personal per-sonal friends were invited to the repast, re-past, that they might meet the easterners. east-erners. Besides the chief executive's brother. Junius F. Wells, those who were present were General Charles S. Burton, J. D. Wood, F. J. Hagenbarth and Attorney William R. Hutchinson. $ Miss Edna Donnellan will spend the winter months visiting her father, Colonel Donnellan. Mrs. Harriet Sells left last week for San Diego, where she will spend the winter. The many friends of Austin Gavin of Glenwood Springs will be pleased to hear that he is fast recovering from his recent accident. P. McPherson of Park City spent Thursday of last week in the city, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. S. V. Shelp." Mrs. McPherson and son Gordon are expected down soon to visit friends here. Miss Crof ton has gone east to visit her mother. Mrs. Michelson of Denver, with her son and daughter, has come to Salt Lake to reside. Miss Nora Gleason went up to Ogden on Thanksgiving day to attend the concert given for the benefit of St. Joseph's church. Friday evening .of last week the Oi-pheum Oi-pheum club gave a social party at the home of Mr. M. E. Mulvey, 160 South Seventh East street. Misses Margie Mulvey and Grace Radcliffe presided at the punch bowl. After a most delightful delight-ful musical programme a dainty lunch was served. Those present were: Misses Margie Mulvey, Grace Radcliffe, Lola Louse, Ruby. .Williams, Lorlie Miers. Ethel Gray, Leah Theoball, Bishop, Bish-op, Ada West. Rae; Messrs. Cliff Young, Arvie Post, Frank Lowe, Meivm &mun, Everett Foster, John Mulvey, William Lewis, Dennis Murphy, Richard O'Connor, O'Con-nor, William Edwards, H. Bishop, Eddie Ed-die Smith, Bell. Mrs. Thomas Kearns went to Park City Monday morning to visit her mother, Mrs. Sarah Wilson. ' 3 Miss Kate Cronin left last week for Leadville to attend her sister, Mrs. Bud Matthews, who is seriously ill. -$ The many friends of J. H. Kirk will be pleased to hear that he is fast recovering re-covering from his recent illness. Mrs. E. A. Wall entertained at Thankssrivinir dinner. Henry Ryan of Chicago arrived in Salt Lake Monday night, and is registered regis-tered at the Kenvon. Fred L. Bagby of The Herald was operated on for appendicitis by Dr. A. C. Behle at St. Mark's hospital last Saturday morning and was reported to be doing well at last accounts. Mrs. W. W. Armstrong returned to Park City Sunday morning after a pleasant visit with Mrs. John Reed. , . Miss Luce left for Park City Tuesday morning to be the guest of Mrs. W. D. Donoher. - John M. Daugherty of Omaha and W. W. Wishon of Butte, the visiting directors of the Wabash, left for the Montana metropolis Monday morning. i ; j Hon. O. J. Salisbury returned from Park City Sunday night, after inquir- j ing into conditions at the Daly-Judge, with 'the behavior of which he is very much pleased.. -&- W. F. Flanagan, formerly with the Associated Press in this city, has returned re-turned from Ohio to take the position occupied by F. A. Christman. B. C. McDonough of' Stateline, Utah, visited the Intermountain Catholic on Wednesday. Mr. McDonough is superintendent super-intendent of the Johnnie mine, in the flourishing camp of southern Utah. The entertainment announced by the Knights of Columbus for last Wednesday Wednes-day was postponed owing to the death of X. P. Dooley, and will be held on next Wednesday evening at the Ladies' La-dies' Literary club building, commencing commen-cing promptly at 8 o'clock. Knights of Columbus announce a euchre party and informal dance for Wednesday evening at Ladies' Literary club building, commencing at 8 o'clock. |
