The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-09-19
Personal.

Personal.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas ]. O'Donneli
and children left last week for the
coast, where the young folks will enter
educational institutions. Miss Doritita
O'Donnell will study this year at the
famous Visitation convent in Washing
ton, D. c.; Canton O'Donnell, who
spent last year at Dresden university
will enter Yale, while Ottoman O'Don-
nell will resume studies at Fishkill-on-
Hudson, N. Y.
Miss Besie Burke has returned from
a visit to California,
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Mrs Frank Brady has been enter
tanning the Misses Adele and Ethel
Harrington of La Crosse, Wis.
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Mrs. p. r. Riordan, Miss Isabelle
Mcintyre and Miss Matte Mcintyre
have returned from Idaho Springs,
where Miss Isabelle Mcintyre, who was
suffering from infammatory rheuma
tism, derived much benefit from the
baths.
Mrs T. B. Liveman has returned
from Idaho Springs.
Miss May Phillips and Thomas Phil
lips, jr., daughter and son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Phillips of 1770 Marion
street, left on Sunday to enter school
for the fall term, the former at st. Jo-
seph's academy. st. Louis, Mo, and her
brother at the Jesuit college, st. Mary's,
Kansas.
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Mrs. c. ]. Reilly has gone to Excel |
sior Springs, Mo, for a few weeks rest
She was accompanied as far as st. |
Mary's, Kansas, by her son, Charles, |
who will attend school there for the en-
suing year.
Joseph and Eddie Dunno, sons of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph P. Dunno, are among
the Denver boys enrolled this year at
st. Mary's Kansas.
A party of young people from the
Cathedral parish who enjoyed Labor
day in the mountains around Morrison,
was made up of Misses Mary, Margaret
and Veronica Keefe, Maude Hartley,
Mabel Cass, Ollie Marty, Hattie Atha
and Corinne Glass. and Messrs. Leo
Hartford, Charles Crowley, Walter
Connolly, Edward Harper John Cass,
Charles Garrity, Frank Reid and Rob
ert McTaggart
Dr. Michael Healy, resident physician
and surgeon Of st. Anthony's hospital,
has returned from visit to his old
home in Ireland, laden with new and
high professional honors in the form of
a fellowship in the Royal College of
and Surgeons, a distinction
never before conferred on so young
man. DR.. Healy is a graduate of the
College of Surgeons of Dublin, and also
received the degree of NJ D. at Denver
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmond H. Pigeon have I
from their wedding trip and +
are at home to their friends at 1910 d
Sherman avenue. i
Miss Mayme Barry of the cathdral
parish is visiting in the east.
Miss Rose Fisher, who has been the !
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Jere Mahoney,
or month, left on Friday of last
week. She will visit with her father in 7
Kansas City for a few days, returning
o Memphis, her home, just five weeks a
rom the time she left.
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The Misses Nellie Jennie and Kath-
rine Fisher, who made the tour of the V
treat Lakes and visited New York and f;
Boston, returned to Denver Monday
vening, reporting delightful vacation. [
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hemical apparatus for the benefit of h
he High school students at the I'm ri
1aculate Conception school, occupied s;
he attention of the faculty this week e
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Miss Florence Flynn of 1922 Clarkson
treet leaves late this month for EIbert +
ounty, where she will begin her career
s a teacher in the public schools.
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Mrs George RraOdef1h11rer who uor
ldisposed last week. is able to be
bout again. H
Dr.. Daniel G. Managhan of the ca
ledral parish has been selected physi- OF
ian for the College of the Sacred 81
-eart for the ensuing college year. is
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Little Frederick Burke, who has been -
st. Joseph's hospital for two weeks, y,
i'll soon be taken to his home 80
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Mr.. and Mrs John E. Hesse and chill u, ~
rem moved last week from 1860 Ogden IL
rect to 1S49 Emerson street, the home
Mrs. Hesse's mother !
A fall wedding of last week was cell
orated in the Darlors of st. Leo's
arochial residence Miss Emily Flynn -
nd Ase ShamD were married by Fa-
Ter William Organ on Thursday hc
'ening, Sept. 10, in the presence of rel he
ives an dintimate friends Miss FLYNN NJ
ore a frock of white mousseline and vc
hite hat. and carried brides roses. She W
as attended by her sister, Miss Mary fo
lynn. John Powers of Colorado 2.
brings was best man. After the cere- al
ony, which was at o'clock. a we'd IN
ng supper was served at the home of th
e bride on Twelfth and Lipan streets I'm
r. and Mrs Shamp then left for Colo w