The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-05-16
Personal.

The infant son of Mr. and Mrs Eu-
gene Weckbach was privately baptized
on Sunday by Father H. L. McMen-
amin al the home of Mrs Weckbach's s.
The little one seemed suddenly to grow
seriously sick, but is out of danger now.
AS soon as Mrs. Weckbach, who is dan
gerously i'll. is able to leave the house,
the ceremony will be supplied at the
church.
Mrs. Frank Tettemer, who was seized
with a sudden and serious illness last
week, is now reported out of danger.
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On Saturday afternoon, May IS, the
Wednesday Afternoon Literary club
will be entertained by Mrs. Thomas
Morrow at her home, 2125 East Twenty
first avenue. India" will be discussed
by young woman who has recently
returned from that mystic country.
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Mrs. Dennis ]. Cahill of Los Angeles.
who is visiting her sisters, the Misses
Maloney of 1886 Emerson street, will
remain in Denver for about three weeks
to come
Another alumnus Of the College of
the Sacred Heart to achieve distinction
in the business world is William E
Foley, the son of Mr.. and Mrs J. p
Foley. who has been made president of
the American Union Telegraph COM
pany. Mr.. Foley is an attorney of rep
utation in Denver. and his venture into
financial circles comes as surprise
The young man has energy, enthusiasm
and tenacity, and viii undoubtedly sue
ceed in his undertaking.
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Hon Francis n Tnhiro
lawyer of Philadelphia, is in Denver
on business.
William O'Connor- who lives at 1905
Eleventh street, was so seriously in
'jured last week by a fall in the rail-
road yards, where he is employed. that
II was found necessary TO remove him
TO the hospital.
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Mrs. Thomas J. O'DonneH expects to
sail next month for Europe to spend
the summer vacation with her son.
Canton O'DonnelL who is attending
school in Dresden.
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Mrs. A. Bnglin of 6435 East Alame-
da avenue has returned to Denver
after an absence OF some months
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Fluecken, for
lilCl IEGlutlllS VI bEnNef- nave re-
turned to again make their home in
this city.
Mrs. Otto Rosenfeldt of 1l57 Ogden
street accompanied by her daughter.
Miss Rosenfeldt, will leave about the
first of June to spend some months in
the east.
Miss Julia Mclaughlin was hostess
at a delightful box party at the Tabor
Saturday afternoon, May 2 Those who
enjoyed Miss McBaughlin's hospitali-
ty were the Misses Livingstone
Hickey, Ryan, Deegan, O'Brien,
White, Cassidy and skirda.
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Mr. and Mrs. James l.. Dempsey cell
ebrated the first anniversary Of their
marriage Saturday evening by invft-
ing number Of friends to spend the
evening with them al their pretty
home. 3541 Williams street Cards and
music helped to pass the time in
thoroughly delightful manner.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles McAllister Will
cox entertained at dinner last week in
their usual hospitable manner
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Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J.. Callopy are
at home at 1920 washington street Mr..
Callopy is the editor of the Catholic
Western Home Journal, published in
Denver. and has recently returned from
Little Rock, Ark. bringing with him
dainty bride to whom he was married
shortly after Easter.
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Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Luckenbach
entertained at cards Saturday evening
at their home, 1924 Columbine street.
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Miss Marguerite Beam presided at an
elaborate luncheon last week at her
home 1906 Humboldt street 1t was A
school affair. and the floral decorations
were in the class colors, red and white.