The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-07-18

remain there until the end of the sum
mer
Miss Elizabeth HuXtable. one of the
popular teachers in the Clayton school.
became the bride of Robert de Bla-
guiere at very pretty wedding Mon
day evening, July 6, at St. Leo's
church, which was tastefully decorat-
ed for the occasion. Rev. Father
! Organ performed the ceremony. The
bride looked beautiful in a princess
gown of white messaline- Mr.. de
Blaguiere is connected with the Dem
yer & Rio Grande railroad. After a
trip through the state. Mr.. and Mrs
Blaguiere will go to housekeeping at
l740 Lafayette street.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Hagus of 1879
Washington avenue had as house
guests during convention week Mr.. and
Mrs. Kline of Kansas City and Miss
Emelia Kempton Of Wichita, Kan.
Miss Kepmton will remain for some
time longer.
Mademoiselle Claire Traverse, resi-
dent French teacher at St. Mary's aCa
denny, is enjoying her vacation in tour
ing Europe with a party of friends.
Mrs. P. Callahan of 2S4S Humboldt
street is i'll.
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Chester Straub, the little son of Mr..
and Mrs. Z. C. Straub of 1872 High |
street, was taken to Mercy hospital last
week. suffering with what was at first
feared to be typhoid fever, but is now
progressing favorably and will soon be |
able to go home.
Rev. J. P. Carrigan, Joseph O'Neil |
and Misc LH,o,r,a OINail xxyAra nm011p
the pleasure seekers at Morrison last |
week
Miss Stover of Iowa City is a guest |
of the family of her uncle, Joseph o. |
Dostal, 1860 Logan avenue. Miss
Slower is a teacher in the high school
in her home town and is here on her
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Granger
expect to leave during the week for
the hot springs of North Dakota, where
Mrs. Granger hopes to be cured of
rheumatism, from which she is now
Mrs Margaret Manning of 1928 Coro-
ma street was seized suddenly with ap
pendicitis on Sunday last and quickly
to st. Joseph's hospital. There
it was stated that Mrs. Manning's con-
1ition was serious in view of the fact
that her heart will not permit of an
operation.
Mrs William Manahan of St. Louis
s among the visitors the convention
brought to Denver Mrs Manahan.
who was formerly Miss Nellie Wilkin,
$ the guest of her mother, Mrs. Charles
H. Wilkin of 1915 Corona street.
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John Mclaughlin of the Detroit Free
Press is one of the clever newspaper
men who came TO Denver for the con- :
rention. He is a cousin of Miss Nora {
3rophy of 1884 fremont Place, and !
Turing the few hours he had away ,
rom the Auditorium he was enter II
aimed by Miss Brophy's many friends.
Mrs. Bea1 of the cathedral parish, ,
Who has been seriously i'll at Mercy :
hospital, is out of danger and on the :
Dad to recovery, her physicians say
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Charles Gilmore, the victim of an \
automobile accident last week. is at =.
It. Josephs hospital, but his recovery |
$ still a matter : of : dogOt, /
Miss Ida Amy Hynes, the sister of J
lister Amy of the faculty of st. Mary's I
cademy, arrived during the week for '
visit. She is at the convent. Miss {
1ynes is a singularly attractive young c
rl and is a June graduate of this i
ear. {
Thomas F. Daily has returned from {
he east. |,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dennis Mehan of o
lew York City are spending the sum s
Ter in Denver. c
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Mrs. J. G. Fitzpatrick will spend the 4
reateT part of the summer in Seattle 9
nd other cities of the northwest. :.
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Miss Elizabeth Matty of 1744 Wash 2
lgton avenue, who has been in quar- :,
ntine for six weeks on account of II
iphtheria, is enjoying her liberty once =
lore. Her friends are glad to welcome =
er back to their midst. II II
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The Misses Frances Virginia and a
fary Sullivan, daughters of Mr.. and u
Trs Roger Sullivan of Chicago, have n
cen extensively entertained during l
leir visit here. They came in advance Z
the convention, Mr.. Sullivan being N
member of the national sub-com- n
ittee which perfected details for the {
The party left Monday T
5ening. r
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MIR. and Mrs Thomas F. Dunn Of W
oldfield, New, are in Denver. their F
,Tmer home. Mr.. Dunn was sent as il
delegate by Nevada to the Demo- p
attic gathering, but he and Mrs. Dunn d
re embracing the opportunity of re- fl
ewing old acquaintances. They are .
opping at 1927 Welton street. u
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John J. Sullivan of Nevada, also an
d Denver resident, came to the con- I
ention from his adopted state. Mr..
lllivans relatives. still make Denver
leir home
Mrs Timothy Goodwin if hoo Clark
N street took the party of guests en- u
rtained by her during the convention co
-er the famous Loop" trip last Mon c
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Miss Katherine Corbett has returneH 81
ON a visit to her old home in the east m
I'd is the guest of Mrs j. w. Benson, ii
19 Gilpin street
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The wedding of Miss Phyllis Rempke
the cathedral parish and Allen G.
1ambers was solemnized on Satur- =
~ evening last at the parochial resi-
moo hxy pav Hugh 7 McMaua M in