The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-06-22


as follows: Excellence, Miss Rebecca
Henriquez; diligence, senior depart
ment, Miss Margaret SalaZar; dill
gence, Junior department, Miss Bessie
Carvel; Christian doctrine seniors,
Miss Mary Murphy; Christian doctrine,
juniors, Miss Marcella Frormile; math-
ematics, Miss Anna Dick; music, Miss
Esta Derrerick; class medals to Miss
Marie Murphy, Ella Menke, Lizzie
Hickey and Alma Raymond. An inter
esting program of vocal and instru-
mental music was enjoyed by parents
and friends.
Sacred Heart College Commencement.
The nineteenth annual commence
ment exercises of Sacred Heart college
took place in the Broadway theatre
Wednesday evening, June 10. I'm the
Fools Bauble," a drama in three acts,
was ably presented by the Dramatic
club, which enjoys a well deserved rep
utation. The following young men
took part: Michael j. McEnery Will
lam F. Lyman, Edward ]. Mannix,
Martin D. Currigan. Joseph j. Walsh,
Felix Abel, Frank Dunn, Louis Hebert,
Raymond Sullivan, Leo Upton, Arthur
Prior, John Holland, Felix O'Neil, Law
renee Giacomini, Stanley De Spain,
Hugh Bevins, Joseph Dunn, Joseph
Tarabino and Paul Lowrey.
Between the acts the college orchestra
was heard to great advantage. Rt.
Rev. Bishop Matz conferred the de-
grees and diplomas. The following
young men comprise the class of OF:
Felix Casimer Abel Martin Dominic
Currigan. Francis Thomas Dunno,
Louis Noel Hebert. William Francis
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William Prior. Leo Norris Upton, Ray
mond Starislaus Sullivan and Joseph
John Walsh.
All the young men acquitted them
selves creditably and sustained the
high standard of the college.
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Personal.
Mrs William Farrell left Monday for
a two months visit to her old home in
Cincinnati
Miss Ruth Faulkner of Kansas City
came TO Denver to attend the wedding
of Miss Nora Maloney and Mr.. D. j.
Cahill, and will remain here for few
weeks. The many friends Miss Faux
ner made during her previous visit to
Denver gladly welcome her return.
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Miss Laura Wernet, left last week for
Toledo, Ohio, to be gone a month.
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Miss Katherine Hellruun of Alton
Ill, is a. charming Denver visitor who
will return to her home in a few days
Miss Hellrung came to take part in
the Hackethal-Strubel nuptials.
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Miss Mabel Fitzgerald of Louisville,
KY, is spending the summer in Den
yer, with her aunt, Mrs. j. P. Foley,
a delightful card party for her on
evening of last week
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Obituary.
Mr.. Siro Mangini, one of the Oldest
Italian settlers of Denver, died Thurs
day, June IS, at his home, 2S01 Curtis
street, after an illness of several weeks.
Mr. Mangini was 6S years of age, most
Of which time he had passed in this
city. where he opened hotel as early
as 1869. He was one of the foremost
citizens of the state and was held in
nigh esteem by the Italians, in whose
interests he was very active. The fu-
neral occurred Sunday afternoon, June
L6, from Sacred Heart church and was
largely attended. Several Italian So
cieties escorted the body to its last
resting place in Mt. Calvary cemetery
Mr. Mangini is survived by ten chill
lren, Tony, Louis. Fred. George. John,
Mary, Adeline. Clara and Mrs. H. How
IF Salt Lake City.
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Mr. John Holtvogt of 1890 Holden
street died at his home on Thursday
Tune 13, and was buried Sunday morn
ng from st. EliZabeth's church. Inter-
nent was in Mt, Olivet cemetery.
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A very sad and tragic death overlook
Mr.. Matthew Mamllik at his home, in
Hugo, Col, Thursday evening June 13
Mr. Mamllik was for years prominent
,attle man of that section, owning
many acres of land. While conveying O.
heavy load Of grain from one ranch to
another the horses missed the road in
he dark and stepped into a gully,
throwing the wagon so far sideward
rs to cause Mr.. Hamllik to fall to the
ground under the wheels, which passed
,ver his chest, crushing the l7fe out
If him with the tremendous load. In
he lonely country the unfortunate