The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-12-01
OGDEN. UTAH.

one OF the social events of the sea-
SGn was the Colonial party, rendered
Mss margaret Mclaughlin Wednesday
caeIlIils' II. the form IF china shower
SiNen ny -Irs. Martin Murphy and Miss
e 90 u uue Ludwig, at the home of the
l ullieI' frames and music were in order
curing the evening. the prize for the
liCrdl contest Won by Miss Ada Riley
Whlle Miss Kate Greenwell carried off
the prize for the best costume. The
suest OIL hohor was presented with
t-ulilpeI VI beautiful pieces of china, af-
lcr WHICH dainty refreshments were
served, Inc guests included Mesdamcs
luna Kennedy Mclaughlin. Maloncy,
McGoverl, DenHody, Davis. Breen,
LuoWlg' Murphy. Misses Kate Greer-
Ven catherine Kennedy, Ida Hayes,
Llhzle simpson, Myrtle Jones Kathryn
LuuWlg' fannie Dinnody, Sadie Moran,
AIiild anderson, Mia Wilson. Ada Ri
iey' Louise Oakden, Edna Bot, Elaine
Stoddard, Belle Haley.
Miss Margaret McT,aughIin was mar
Iled 10 cornelius Kelliher Wednesday
morning, November 2t. at st. Joseph's
chufch, tsev. P. NJ. Cusnahan officiat-
ing; Inc pride was q popular young
Esuel GIL formally supervisor in the
Ben telephone, While the groom, who is
a.So very popular. resides in Pocatello.
Ihey Will be at home in Pocatello after
December q.
John Mcguire, foreman of the Ma
poieon ana Maghera. who has been ii
tor some weeks, left for Goldfield Mon
usy ana VIII arrange for the assessment
Work on group of claims he holds
titeIe; re VIII go to the coast for his
health before he returns
Tho 10
OF last week was the reception given
by Mrs. Thomas \. Whalen and Mrs.
Patflck healy on Thursday afternoon
from to 6 o'clock at the Virginia
vases of yellow chrysanthemums and
Ieshs Werc seen everywhere, while lu-
hlerous palms lent an added brightness
I" the scene. The rooms were bright
Wltf many lights and in the dining
IcoIl' Where refreshments were served,
candles furnished the only illumination.
IN the receiving line with the two host
esses were Mrs. Joseph Peery, Mrs.
Archie BiGelow and Mrs George Me-
Cormlck. The Misses Dolly Maloney
and Kitty Fitzgerald served punch, and
III the dlhlng-Eoom Mrs. George w. Per-
lNns and MIS-. II. l.. Bell, assisted by the
Misses Loretta Whalen and Maude Pat
te"son, served refreshments. Music was
furnished by string orchestra and
during the receiving hours the rooms
were filled with many guests.
The delightful and informal concert
given by the young ladies of Sacred
Heart academy, under the direction of
the Sisters of the Holy Cross, Wednes-
Gay afternoon. WAS one of the most en-
tertaininG that has yet been given.
There was considerable gathering of
Ogden visitors, and the Rev Father
Cushnahan, after the short program
had been rendered, addressed the vari-
Gus classes, which had been gathered
iTto the auditorium of the academy, in
parental and fervent manner.
The frs numb2r on the program was
a violin 500 by little Genevieve Malone,
in which. the national airs were rendered
in medley, and at the conclusion the
little girl was recalled and rendered an
other number.
The first scene in the sketch of Mrs
Wigs of the Cabbage Patch" was rem
dered by Miss Jennie Tartar Of Pine
Dale, Wyo. Later along in the program
the second sketch was given by Miss
Gertrude Rauch of Twin Falls, ida The
sketch was so full of humor ard pathos
that the audience was alternately weep
ing and laughing.
1.-The Reapers.'' a Nio, was a musical
number by Miss Tartar and the Misses
Mabel AMI Alice Cd tman of Idaho
Falls, soprano and two contraltos Miss
Mabel has a remarkable contralto voice
and Miss Alice later led the chorus
Holy Cod by the elocution class ard
tile senior vocal class. Miss Mabel Colt !
man then rendered a contralto solo, |
Hail, Glorious Flag" patriotic song, |
aud was recalled, when she gave an
Irish love song.
Miss Myra King of Pocatello gave the
Thanksgiving Prayer" a negro dialect
story, and was recalled and related the
Thanksgiving Dream"
Miss Loretta Malone presided at the
piano during the concert.
At the conclusion of the program.
about forty girls taking part i'll the
great chorus, Father Cushnahan briefly
the pupils in his own en-
Ga cling manner