The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-01-13

Mrs. John J. Dillon and her sons, Let
and Malcolm, will sepnd the winter IL
Los Angeles.
Mrs. Harry Geier has gone to visit
her mother and viii be gone for
couple of weeks.
Mrs. Otis Spencer left Thursday fol
California. where she viii remain &
month or six weeks
w. ]. and o. H. Gerspach We're sur
prised by a company of their friends
New Years eve at their home, S23l
Champa street, and the old year was
pleasantly watched out.
Judge Butler yesterday signed de-
cree in the suit of the Sacred Heart
college against Charles S. Elder, coun-
ty treasurer, forbidding the latter to
collect taxes on the actual school prop
erty Of the institution as per finding OF
Judge Palmer some months ago.
Charles Mast, the photographer, has
Just received news of the sudden death
OF his sister, Miss Martha L. Mast, at
Brooklyn, n. Y, of heart disease Miss
Mast was a school teacher of District
No. / in Denver for several years, and
was well liked. Her many friends
among the teachers of this city will
learn with sorrow of her sudden de-
mise.
Miss Florence M. Nulty entertained
very pleasantly during the week A
musicale and recital was interspersed
between social talk, after which re-
freshmentS were served. Those taking
part in the programme were: Misses
Agnes LoUghran, M. Leyrer, P. Leh-
man, K. Owens, @. Owens, NJ. Owens,
F. M. Nulty, Messrs. H. Loughran, w.
Robertson, Clay, ]. K. Robertson, j. NJ.
Nulty, ?. j. NJ. Nulty, Z. Noble.
The following officers were installed
Friday night at the meeting of the Sa-
cred Heart branch No. l, c. NJ. B. A:
President, P. J. Gallagher; first vice
president, Barney Neville; recording
secretary, Thomas Leavy; assistant re-
cording secretary, John Hammill;
financial secretary, Thomas Fielding;
treasurer, William Maloney; marshal,
Z. j. Devlin; guard, J. J. Dinneen;
trustees, ]. NJ. Gibson, Thomas Leavy.
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A most delightful at home was given
Monday from to o'clock by the
Misses Mullen at their beautiful new
home, 500 Pennsylvania avenue. The
reception room, library and parlors
were IdIlQSOIlGly u6EOEdlGu MllIxId IJIO-
fusion of holly, red carnations and
American beauty roses. The Misses
Mullen were ASSISTED in receiving by
Misses Nellie Toovey, Violet Toovey,
Shafroth, Preston Charlotte Becker
and Gottesleben. Over 100 guests called
during the afternoon.
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A very pretty wedding took place in
Kansas City New Years day, Rev.
Father Little uniting in marriage Mr..
T. n. Flynn and Miss Harriet Bone. 1t
was a home wedding, but a reception
was held in the parlors of the Midland
hotel for two hours before the bridal
party left for their home in Monterey.
Mex. Mrs. W. II. Andrew and little
son of Denver. assisted the bride in
receiving the guests; also Mr.. j. P.
Flynn and son Of Monterey, Mex, and
Mr. c. B. Flynn Of London. The groom
is Mrs. Andrews youngest brother
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W. T. Newman, who has been in the
train service of the Denver & Rio
Grande railroad for the past twelve
years, has been promoted to traffic in
spector Of his company. The advance
ment Of Mr.. Newman will cause much
pleasure, for the young man is popular
socially and on the road. He has work
ed himself UP from brakeman to his
Joseph Newman, the well known en-
tertainer and song writer, a graduate
of East Denver high school and has
liver in Denver for many years. Ever
since leaving school he has BEEN in the
service of the Rio Grande.
The friends of Miss Anna Kelly gave
her a pleasant surprise party at the
home of Thomas Morris in Harman
lac tod
her with a fine bicycle. Miss Kelly is
the young lady who contested for the
bicycle ath the Hartman church fair.
but whom the judges declared defeat
ed by one-half q vote. Her friends did
not regard the decision as fair, and AL
derman Lamont and Mr.. john and Mr..
Roth organized the party for her bene-
fit. Those present included, besides the
above, Mrs. and Miss Lamont. Mrs.
Roth. Mrs. Ingersoll. Mr. and Mrs
Fletcher, Mr.. and Mrs. Winfield. Mr..
and Mrs. Michels, Mr. and Mrs. j. w
Young and Mr.. Doherty.
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Miss Lillian Hurd's luncheon on
afternoon for Miss Harriet !
SrUby and Miss Rebe Eicholtz was a |
very pleasant compliment to the young |
ladies, and one very much enjoyed by |
their friends who were hidden to be |
present. The table was aglow with red |
and the red lights rejecting |
on the we'll appointed table was very |
effective. The name cards were dainty |
little conceits in book form with tiny |
sprays Of holly and mistletoe on the |
outside cover. The guests were Misses
Barbara Fisher, COrnelia Jerome, |
Florence Kountze, Catherine Wood, |
Mrs. Frances Clutton, Mrs. James
Skinner, Mrs T. A. Hughes,
Mrs. William p. Malburn and Mrs J. |
L. Pfeiffer.
Letter carriers and their families and
friends attended the installation of the
newly elected officers of branch No. AZ.
National Letter Carriers association, at
Elks' hall, 1917 Lawrence street, Sat
urday night. Following the installation
came musical programme and
speeches by officers and members.
J. c. ATcMahan, eX-state vice presi-
dent, acted as installing officer. assisted
by J. 3. Swaziland. The exercises were
Of the regular form. Following were
the officers installed: /. NJ Bavis.
president; T, B. Gregory. vice presi-
dent; II. B. Seaton, recording secre-
tary; c. NJ. Behm, treasurer; ]. T.
O'Neill, J. H. Brown and NJ. O. Baker
trustees; Walter Tufford, collector NJ.
3. A; ]. w Copley, sergeant-at-arms:
Frank Newman, correspondent Postal
Record.
The installation was followed by an
address by the new president He re-
viewed the history of the organization
and its growth and progress. The pro-
gramme which followed the instalIa-
lion was in charge Of F. NJ. Newman.
chairman Of the entertainment commit
tee, and j. B. Deavlan, master of cere-
monies.
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A number Of the members of the
Denver AIaennercfOr and their wives
erected Mr.. and Mrs Frank Kirchbof
At their residence, 1049 South Eleventh
street. on Wednesday night last, sur