The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-11-25

Mrs. Harry Fluecken and little son,
Angelo, have returned from a visit with
friends in Pueblo, Colo.
Mrs. Ernest c. Gilmore Of 1888 Hum
boldt street is rapidly convalescing
after quite a severe illness. Mrs. Gil
more's services have been greatly
missed in the aid societies of which she
is a very active member.
Miss Inez L. Brown Of 1905 Gaylord
street Is pursuing a course in music at
Ann ArbOT university. Miss Brown is
very popular in church and musical
circles.
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Campion and
children left last Monday to spend the
winter in Los Angeles, Cal. Mr.. Cam
pion is building a beautiful winter
home at Santa Monica, which when
completed viii be the scene Of many
brilliant house parties in the wintrs to
come.
Mrs. J. Frank Beeler is visiting at
her old home in Austin, Texas.
Mr. and Mrs John 3. Wright of Tue
son. Arizona. are rejoicing over the
arrival of baby daughter. Mrs.
Wright has hosts Of friends in Denver,
where as Miss Mamie McPhee she is
Wen remembered.
Mr. John j. Herman for ten years
connected with the Brown Palace hotel.
the past four years in the capacity of
assistant manager. viii sever his con-
uection with that house Dec. /, and go
to Coronado Beach, Cal, where he will
become first assistant manager Of the
world-famous hotel. Del Coronado. Mr..
Herman's many friends, while con-
graduating him on the fatteTing offer
extended yet are sorry to lose him, as
he is popular business man, social
favorite and an enthusiastic Knight of
Columbus
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The Queens Daughters met last Sat
urday for their monthly meeting at the
home Of the president, Miss Mary Sui
Ivan, 1873 York street. The young la
dies wax very industrious on these oc-
lasions, and many are the warm, COM
Portable garments that viii be ready
Tor the Christmas distribution.
Much interest is being manifested in
their next social event, which VIII be
japanese tea on the evening Of Dec. u
al the home Of Miss Sullivan.
Like the last it wiz be a silver offer
ing tea and like the last it promises to
be social and financial success. The
money realized from these popular lit
jle affairs is used by the society in its
phAanthropic work.
ON Wednesday evening at the Church
OF the Annunciation Miss Clara Caron.
the attractive daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Anthony Caron became the bride
OF Mr.. Frederick J Layden cashier of
the Denver City Tramway company
TT. Rev. Monsignor Robinson per-
formed the ceremony in the presence Of
vast concourse OF friends
The bride was attended by Miss Mary
McSheehy, while Mr.. William Haney
acted as groomsman. A reception fol-
lowed at the home of the brides par
ents, 10 which were hidden none but
the immediate family.
Many beautiful presents were re-
ceived.
Mr.. and Mrs. Layden viii be at home
10 their friends after Dec l. at S2i3
Raleigh street
A telegram received ia Denver last
week announced the death at Grafton
Pa, of Mr.. James H. Reilly at the ven
cradle age Of "a years. Mr. Reilly was
The father Of Mr.. Hugh O'Reilly of the
saliiCuA al lJdl 1911 anu MI. a. j. - Kelly
Of Central City. Colo.
Miss Georgia Hughes viii spend the
winter AL Hot Springs. Ark
Fire Chief Terence Owens Oh Tues
Gay last conducted a fire drill for the
children Of Logan avenue school. The
necessity OF careful training TO avoid
excitement ia case OF fire has been i'm
pressed upon those in charge Of the
institution and Chief Owens volun-