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Show SOCIAL AND PERSONAL. Mrs. J. Tyo has been visiting friends In Ogden for the past ten days. Frank Judge has returned from a trip to California. Mrs. Jackson McChrystal of EurekV was in the city last week. Mr. and Mrs. James Finlen returned last week from their wedding tour and were the guests of Mrs. Finlen's par- ents. Mr. and Mrs. James Ivers. The Misses Wall, daughters of Colonel Col-onel E. A. Wall, accompanied their father to Denver last week. Mrs. E. M. Charlton left last week for a six week's trip to New York. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Homer and little lit-tle daughter, Katherine,. are spending a few days in Provo canyon. Miss Kelley of St. Louis is visiting Mrs. W. V. Eberly. Judge and Mrs. McFeely of Cripple Creek, Colo., were in the city last week. 1 Miss Alice Wall has gone to Wabash, Ind., to visit her sister, Mrs. J. B. Gries. Mrs. Joseph Enzensperger and family returned last week from California. The Misses Welby delightfully entertained enter-tained on Tuesday afternoon. 5 Mrs. I. N. Parker and Miss Parker have returned home. Mrs. P. J. McKenna entertained at dinner laJ Sunday in honor of Judge and Mrs. McFeeley of Cripple Creek Colo. " . Mrs. J. D. Crossman of Butte was . ' the guest of honor at & luncheon given last week by Mrs. Nellie M. Libbey. " Mrs. O. K. McGraw of Boise, Ida., is the guest of Mrs. Edward Home. Mrs. Murphy and Miss McMahon, sisters sis-ters of J. J. Harvey, were the guests of honor at a delightfully, arranged dinner given by Mrs. P. J. McKenna last week. ! Miss Stewart, a charming young lady from Vermont, who has been the guest , of her sister, Mrs. J. B. Cosgriff, returned re-turned to her home during the past week. Mr. and Mrs. 0."jfsalisbury and Miss Salisbury have arrived in Chicago, where they will remain some time in the hope of restoring Mrs. Salisbury's health. Walker and Blaine Salisbury left last week for a hunting trip in Idaho. -?- Mr. and Mrs. Don ' H. Porter announce an-nounce the engagement of their daughter, daugh-ter, Mary Claire, to Charles Spencer Mann of Los Angeles. Miss Lorkhart of Colorado Springs, who has been visiting Miss Dooly for the past month, returned to her home last week. Cornelius Cronin of Kalaska, Mich., uncle of Mrs. A. H. Tarbet, is spending spend-ing a few weeks in the city, the. guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Tarbet: Miss May Crane entertained the members of Miss Cora Ferguson's bridal party on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Patrick Ryan and family spent a few days at the Armchair esort last week. $ A merry party went to the old Armchair Arm-chair last week In a four-horse stage. The members of the party were Miss Ruth Hammond of Omaha, Miss Myrtle Fowler, Miss Nan Gibbons, Miss Margaret Mar-garet Gibbons and Mr. M. B. Holland of Omaha. Miss Katherine Farrell spent a few days in Park City last week. E. G. O'Donnell went to Dugway last week to examine the Utonia mining property. Miss Catherine,ypes of Rawlins, wyo., was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Cosgriff last week. Miss Sypes left on Monday for Chicago, where she will study vocal music for the next year. Dr. E. F. Root andTor. M. A. Hughes returned Wednesday from a ten days' vacation spent in the canyons. Both of the popular medicos are probably seeking advice from the complexion beautifiers for the removal of sunburn. Miss Florence Graham has been the guest of Miss Clara Fafek for the past week. Mr. and Mrs. FredGibson are spending, spend-ing, a few weeks in California. William Martin, a prominent Catholic Cath-olic young man of Chicago, is spending spend-ing a few weeks in this city visiting his uncle, Mr. Edward G. O'DonnelL A. H. Tarbet returned on Wednesday from a triD to Idaho. Mrs. J. W. Farrell entertained the James B. McKean and Maxwell Relief corps on Thursday of last week at her elegant home on Fourth West. W. J. Dooley, the prominent mining operator of Stateline, returned home Wnesday after a pleasant visit with his brother, N. P. Dooley. 4 Thomas J. Lynch of Stateline was in the city last week. Miss Augusta McCarthy returned to her home in Boston' last week after spending the summer visiting in th city. Miss Frances Phillips, president of the St. Mary's Alumnae association, will leave shortly for New York, w here she will visit her sister, Mrs. Louis Hy-ams. Hy-ams. Miss Finn, organist of the cathedral at St. Louis, spent a few days in Salt Lake last week. Miss Finn was accompanied ac-companied by her brother. Rev. S. J. Finn, the well-known author. John McCooey is spending a few weeks in the north investigating mining min-ing interests. , Clarence and Ired McFadden left last week for the east to enter college. Clarence will enter the Boston university univer-sity to study law and Fred will take a course of civil and mining engineering at Houghton, Mich. The best wishes of a legion of friends follow the popular popu-lar young men in their new pursuits. Mrs. James C. Leary and her daughter, daugh-ter, Lprine, will leave next week for a visit to Kansas City. Many charming parties were given during the past week in honor of Miss Cora Ferguson, whose marriage occurs next week. -- F. J. Hagenbarth, the prominent Idaho Ida-ho stockman, was in the city yesterday. Miss Grace Williamson, the charming little daughter of Charles Williamson, returned home during the week after a week's visit with relatives in Cleveland, Cleve-land, O. W. P. Noble has returned from a business trip to Nevada. -S Carl Gebhardt, a nephew of Mrs. J. D. Wood, was seriously injured in the Daly-West mine last Monday. The young man was brought to this city for medical treatment, and his many friends will rejoice to near that he is on the road to recovery. Paul Belcher has returned home. Miss Nellie Cullen will leave in a few days for St. Mary's- academy, Notre No-tre Dame, Ind.. where she will spend the coming year. |
