The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-11-14

by the sub-graduates complimentary to
the class of 09. The party was held in
one of the class rooms which was ap-
propriately and artistically adorned
with emblems of the day. Those enjoy
ing the affair were Misses Mary Car
ney, Rose Soils, Anna Ryan, Anna S.
Ryan, Amy Rowell, lone Norris, Flor
ence Smith, Rosie Cummings, Ethel
Keng, Dora Doss, Cecile Habert, Mar
jorie Mcbride, Josephine Ryan and
Helen Risley. Games appropriate to
the day were indulged in and a general
good time enjoyed.
Mrs. John S. Schilling has fully recov-
cred from a severe attack of tonsilitis
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Mrs. Thomas Cornish has returned
from years stay in Europe.
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Miss May Murray, who came to Dem
yer to be maid of honor at the wedding
of Mrs. Anna Hartley and Joseph NJ.
Murray. has returned to her home in
Colorado Springs.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Nader are now
pleasantly located in their new home at
653 Race street.
A son was born last week to Mr.. and
wi D OoiAli VI. " CoAlllell-
A large party from Denver went out
to Fort Logan Tuesday evening, Nov.
10, to a social given in the post gym
nasium by the Catholic ladies for the
purpose of raising money for the new
Catholic church at the fort
DIR. and Mrs. Herbert w. McLauth-
lin are spending their honeymoon in St,
I vyhn HoT
newing old school friendships formed in
the days when she was a pupil of Sa-
cred Heart convent, Marysville Mrs.
McLauthlin was formerly Miss Mar
guerite McGill, one of the leaders in
Catholic social and literary circles. Her
marriage to DR.. McLauthlin, which
took place on the evening of Oct. 2S
was a complete surprise to her hosts of
friends. 1t was very quietly performed
by Rt. Rev. Bishop Matz at the home
of the brides father. P. j. McGill. 1470
Fillmore street Mrs. McLauthlin con-
Quoted a private school for girls at her
home, and also had evening classes in
literature and modern languages. On
their return from the wedding trip DR..
and Mrs. McLauthlin will be at home
at 1898 Marion street.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Rowley have
from a visit to New York
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Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Campion enter
tanned at dinner Tuesday evening, Nov.
8. Their guests numbered twenty Aft
er dinner a splendid musical program
was rendered by some of the best talent
of Denver.
Mrs. ]. ]. Brown entertained party
of twelve at dinner during the week.
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While playing on the roof of a house
in process of construction, Carl Healey |
Of Deleganey and Thirty-eighth streets, |
fell, breaking his wrist and receiving
several severe cuts on his head The |
boy is nephew of James F. Hea1ey, |
fire chief.
Mrs. Bayard K. Sweeney has returned |
from a visit to Canada and the east.
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The Wednesday Afternoon Literary
club will be entertained at the next |
Nov. is, by Miss Anna Free
man, 1920 East Colfax avenue. The
paper of the day will be read by Miss
Margaret Goodwin.
Mrs. Anna Flaherty sustained slight
INJURIES last week by falling down a
,ew steps at her home, 264S Champa
street.
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Miss Marie Sheedy and Miss Florence
Sheedy have returned from a brief visit
o New York.
Mrs. c. ]. Reilly has returned from
excelsior Springs, Mo-, very much i'm
proved in health.
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Miss Josephine O'Neil of Blooming
on, H.. is the guest of her sister, Mrs
William L. Morrissey of st. Leo's par
sh. Mrs. Morrissey will accompany
Hiss O'Neil on the return trip.