The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-08-15

not a little to the pleasure of numerous
church entertainments.
! The one regret of Miss Mulrooney' s
friends about the forthcoming mar
riage is that it will take her away from
Denver. Mr.. Bakers present home is
at Ouray.
Miss Julia Clifford of the cathedral
parish is i'll with typhoid fever at the
Mercy hospital
Plans are under way for the con-
struction of a wing to st. Joseph's hos
pltal at Eighteenth avenue and Hum
bodlt street Lack of room has proved
serious handicap to the Sisters of
Charity who conduct the institution,
and it is now that this difficulty will be
obviated by the additional space.
The wing for which plans are being
drawn by Cove & Walsh will be six
stories in height and will cost 100000.
1t will be built on Humboldt street, TO
the north of the main structure and
close to it will be built a boiler house
and laundry.
The money needed for the work will
have to be borrowed, for there is no re-
serve fund on hand and there is a
slight balance due on the last wing. |
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the institution. All the laundry work |
IS now sent out because of the lack of |
facilities. Danger of fire will be min |
mized by removing the heating plant |
10 a separate building. Forty or fifty |
-ooms will be added by the erection of |
he addition. The present capacity of |
he hospital is $50 rooms, but there are
/ number of sisters and nurses to be
accommodated as well as a large train
ng school.
Work on the wing will be begun this
all if satisfactory financial arrange
nents can be made.
Mrs. William R. Gies, one of the most
rominent Catholic residents of Salina,
Kan, accompanied by her daughter,
Iiss Anna Gies, is visiting at the home
f Mrs. Fred K. Paul, 1775 Clarkson p,
treet.
Mrs. P. H Mccarthy of Memphis,
enn., her daughter, Mrs. Mark Wade, !
nd Miss Wade have returned to their
ONE in the south after a delightful
isit with the family of Mr.. and Mrs.
[. J. Mccarthy on st. Paul street.
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The Misses Nellie, Jennie and Kath-
'ine Fisher left the last of the week C
II a visit to the Thousand Islands, {
ontreal, Quebec and other Canadian I
'ints. They expect to be away for at
asst a month.
Miss Phelan is sepnding the week at Z,
anitou.
Miss Mary Fades was a guest early I
the week at the summer home Of
T aunt, Mrs. c. F. Hynes, at Dome
ock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Sheedy and the
sses Marie and Florence Sheedy have D
turned from Glenwood Springs. S.
,Ir. and Mrs. T. Walter Beam and
ildren are at Glenwood Springs for a f
v weeks visit. er
Yrs. F. K. Paul and son Vincent Paul ~ ~
We returned from a two months visit =, oe
various eastern points. q
Ir. and Mrs. Jesse Fleming and =
lighters, Misses Tessie and Anita
sming, are at Atlantic City. Later
" viii go abroad for year.
Irs. William c. Manahan left during
: week for her home in St Louis
er delightful visit with her mother, w
5. Charles H. Wilkin, 1915 Corona in
eet. -
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Irs. Frederick W. White is enter
hing extensively at her summer home ~
Pine. NiS
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ev. T. X Henagan of the Cathedral cIa
II to Central last week to attend to pu
parish duties during the absence of
pastor. but an attack of illness pa
eed him to return to Denver Friday shs
ernoon. me
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be Queen of Heaven association will. $50
Aug. 29, give a picnic at bea
chs gardens for the benefit of Re- att
4 Coeli Villa, the orphanage con- cor
ted by the Missionary Sisters of the No
ssed Heart. There sisters are doing A
ost amount of good among the att
ian poor of the city and are in every I,
deserving of help. Mrs. ]. H. But on
eld, president of the association, is ha1
ident that the coming picnic will be bez
cry successful one. g. ,