The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-01-04


temple bali room. was the social and
financial success that everyone pre-
dicted it would be- The beautiful gowns
Of charming women blended with the
Christmas decoration of the hall, made
a pretty scene. About 600 people danced
for sweet charity" into the wee sma'
| horus of Thursday morning The
Queens Daughters assisted in the din
ing room in seating the guests. Sup
per was served by a caterer.
On account of a recent injury, Mrs.
George T. Kearns, president of st.
Vincent's Aid society, was unable to
lead the grand march. Her place was
taken by Mrs. w. A. Granger, the vice
president. About S1,500 was cleared on
the ball, which sum will be devoted to
the care of the 200 orphans at St. Vim
cents for the winter.
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The annual meeting of the Colorado
Teachers association brought to Den
yer during the week a number of Cath
Ollie teachers from all parts of the state.
Personal.
Rev. Father McCabe of Idaho Springs
was a visitor in Denver last week He
says his congreg cation is rapidly grow
ing and his little church is spiritually
and financially prosperous.
News comes from California that
Mrs. Dennis ]. Cahill formerly Miss |
Nora Maloney Of Denver, has been Sc
riously i'll. but is now recovering.
Miss Jennie ellis spent Christmas |
with friends in Fort Collins.
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Miss Mary Harrington, who teaches |
school at Holly. Colorado, is spending
the holiday season at her home, 1851 |
Clarkson street.
Miss Eva Sullivan. who attends
school at ST. Mary's academy Leaven-
worth. Kansas, spent the Christmas va
cation at her home, 1878 Yark street.
Amber. Aylcne and Stanley Mona
CHAN. children of Mr.. and Mrs James
Monaghan, arrived in Devon two weeks
ago, from Seattle, accompanied by their
aunt, Miss Mary Knox. Mr.. Monaghan
las taken apartments for his family at
Thirty-first avenue and Williams street
md win remain in Denver indefinitely.
Jack. the little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin L. Rowley, of the Shirley. is
'ery i'll with the humps.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Smedes dis
'ensed true Southern hospitality on :
christmas at their apartments lin the
Aldine. During the afternoon and early i
.vening many friends called I
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On Thursday evening, December 26,
drs. Agnes d. Murray, of1479 Milwau-
zee street, gave delightful little dane
ng party for her son Charles Murray, :
pupil of Notre Dame College, Indiana :
Tho was home for the holidays. :
The Misses Margaret, Medora and Z
,uth Bonham, of Golden. were Denver .
isitors the early part of the week Miss {
'onnie Bonham, who is taking the p
curse at the State Normal school at
reeley was home for the Christmas
acations The day after New Years
liss Medora resumed her duties as u
sacher at Lakeside and Miss Ruth at q
Leeker. The Misses Bonham are grad n
ates of Immaculate Conception high q
,hool and have many friends in Den e
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Mrs. Thomas Macon, wife of former :,
ldge Macon, sent forty beautifully U
ressed dolls to make glad the hearts n
the little orphan children at the a
ouse of the Good Shepherd. Other q
lends of the institution contributed r
oerally and the day was altogether a Il
lccessful one. 81
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Miss Eva Quigley. who is teaching te
hool in one of the outlying districts I
joyed the Christmas vacation with NJ
II family in Denver
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles MacAllister | "
illcoX were hosts at a family dinner do
lristmas night at which their guests l.
ere Judge and Mrs. Caldwell Yea hi
an and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ashley. r
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Miss Margaret Cannon Roth, a Den D
r woman, who has made success in fu
Q theatrical world, being this year eX
tn the Young Mrs Winthrop" COM
ny, spent the Christmas holidays in
,nver where her parents and rela- NJ
'es reside. tf
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Mr.. and Mrs. William Heffener. for Ri
,rly of Denver but now residing in LIE
nth Worth, Texas, are now in the city CT
? guests of Mrs. Heffener's parents. er
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Mr.. James d. Welsh, of the Cathed- s..
parish, loaned his private car last so