The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-08-31
Notes and Personal.

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Notes and Personal.
All the parochial schools of the city
will open for the fall term Tuesday
morning, Sept. 3.
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Rev. Father Hogan of Valparaiso
Ind, the guest of Rev. Father Walsh
at Mercy hospital, leaves for his home
early next week.
Father ]. F. McDonough, the new
assistant at the pro-cathedral. made
a decidedly favorable impression on
the congregation by his initial sermon
at the $3.50 o'clock mass in Logan Ave-
nue. chapel Sunday. His text was from
the gospel of the day.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William Dillon of Chi
cago are in Denver, where their little
son is i'll in st. Luke's hospital Mr..
Dillon was formerly editor of the New
World. He is brother of John Dillon,
NJ. P.
Mrs. George F. Kearns of 1886 Will
liams street and Mrs. ]. w. Benson,
1919 Gilpin street, with Mrs Kearns'
children, are at Excelsior Springs, Mo-
Miss Ella Curran, the daughter of
Thomas Curran of 1135 Pearl street is
seriously i'll. Miss Curran received the
sacrament of extreme JUNCTION on Mon
day. The family was prominent for
years in the Sacred Heart church and
only recently moved into the Cathedral
parish.
The first mass in the new church of
st. Mary, Magdalen at Edgewater was
celebrated on Sunday by the pastor,
Rev Father De Saultniers.
The Knights of Columbus and their
friends will have their annual outing
at Eldorado Springs on Saturday, Aug.
81. The special train leaves Denver at
12:45 p. m. and starts on the return
trip at o'clock in the evening.
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Mr.. John Allen of 1902 Williams
street is i'll. His daughter Miss Mar
garet Allen, who has been confined to
her room since Easter, is now steadily
recovering.
Owing to the absence from the city
of Mrs. William A. Boyle, the next
regular meeting of the Sacred Heart
Ladies' Aid society will be held at the
home of Mrs. P. Calihan, 2S4S Hum
boldt street, Thursday afternoon, Sept.
5.
The old Tabor lawn at Sherman and
Fourteenth avenues was transformed
into a fairy bower Wednesday even
ing, Aug. %, the occasion being a lawn
fete given by the Young Ladies' Sodal-
ity of the Cathedral parish. The
grounds were brilliant with many-hued
lights. An immense canvas was
spread for those who wished to dance,
and string orchestra was in attend
ance all evening. The refreshment ta-
bles which dotted the lawn were we'll
patronized, while in a secluded corner
a gypsy was kept busy reading palms.
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Charles Joseph Babcock of the Ca
thedral parish left on Thursday for
New York, where, on Sept. 5, he will
wed Miss Mary Agnes Wray, daugh-
ter of Colonel and Mrs. H. A. Wray,
old and prominent residents of New
York. The wedding will be one of the
fashionable affairs of the great me-
tropolis and will be solemnized in the
Church of the Holy Name on Amster-
dam avenue. Mr.. Babcock and his
bride will spend some weeks touring
the large eastern cities, after which
they will make their home in Denver,
where Mr.. Babcock, during his short
residence, has made many friends.
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Mr. and Mrs. Clarence N. Slower
will return from their honeymoon
about Sept. 8. and will be at home to
their friends at 2515 Clarkson street
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Mr.. and Mrs. D. j. Cahill have been
Mr. CahilI's brother, |
James P. Cahill and wife OF Chey-
enne.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Purchase of 2144 |
Franklin street leave this week for
Louisville KY, to be gone at least a |
1ear- Mrs. Purchases health necessi-
ates change to a lower altitude.
Mrs. Frank w. Barry and children |
lave returned from a few weeks stay !
n the mountains.
Mrs. Henry Abel is entertaining her
liece, Miss Alice Adams of Pittsburg,
Pa.
Miss Angela Gilmore and sister, Miss
damie Gilmore, who have been hav-
ng a delightful time in the east this
will return home in a few
ays to be ready to resume their du-
les as teachers when the public schools
pen next month.
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Mrs. ]. ]. Costello, who has been
cry i'll at Mercy hospital, is conva-
escing and has been moved to her
ome, 2o5o Grape street, Park Hill.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Alexius A. Gargan are
located in their new home,
]72 Clarkson street
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Miss Garland, who has been spend
lg some time in Denver with her
rother. will return to her home in
ermont early in September
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Mr. and Mrs Frank Kirchhnf ryill