The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-05-02

RADIO Springs to meet the overland
train, and came up with Mrs. CahlH.
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Mrs. William p. Horan entertained
the Sacred Heart Ladies' Aid society
at it's regular meeting Thursday after
noon, April 90, at her home. 1873 Grant
avenue. After the business of the day
was over Mrs Horan charmed the Ia
dies present by some vocal selections,
Mrs. Weldon acting as accompanies.
Mrs. Horan was assisted in receiving
by her sister, Mrs. O'Neill, and Miss
Anna O'Neill.
The Catholic Young Mems club is
planning a pleasant time for its many
friends. On Wednesday evening, May
| s, the Attica Dramatic club will pre-
sent The Elopement of Ellen" a COM
edy in three acts. The proceeds will
go toward furnishing rooms for the
! Catholic Young Mems club, under
whose auspices the play will be given.
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The family of Edward Monarch, who
have made their home in Denver for
the last couple of years, have moved
to Florida, where they will reside in
the future.
A distinguished visitor of the early
part of the week was Rt Rev. j. c.
Conroy, monsignor and vicar general
of the Ogdensburg diocese, in the
northern part of New York state. He
is noted churchman and an old friend
of Father J. P. Carrigan, pastor of st.
Patrck's church, whose guest he was
during his visit in Denver He stopped
off for a few days on his way home
from the Pacific coast, where he had
been on visit.
E. ]. Collins Collins is still at ST. Jo-
seph's hospital and but slight improve
meDt is noted in his condition. His
brother, who came out from Newark,
y. J., to be with him, was compelled
by press of business to return home.
He left on Friday, going by way of
Galveston, in order to visit his sister,
who is a Dominican nun in a convent
there, and whom he had not seen Tor
nine years.
Miss Hilda Gottesleben and Miss
Wanda Gottesleben, who left Denver
last month for a years stay abroad,
spent Easter in Rome, and write glow
ingly of their impressions on the great
occasion.
Mrs. Jacob Savagean of 2202 East
Fourteenth avenue, entertained at an
elaborate luncheon on THURSDAY, April
80, in honor of Mrs. S. T. Collins of
Chicago, who is the house guest of her
brother, DR.. Tandy A. Hughes.
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Word reached Denver last night of
the death in Connecticut of the mother
of James E. O'Connor of Denver. Mr..
O'Connor was at the bedside when the
end came. His many friends in Den
yer extend sympathy.
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Miss Julia Murray. who spent the
Easter holidays at her home in Den
Yer, has returned to the state normal
school at Greeley.
r. ]. Walthers has returned 10 his
home in Denver after a stay of ten
months in Goldfeld, New.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Leary spent a |
part of last week in Colorado Springs. |
Miss Clara Matty has returned from
Pueblo. where she was extensively en-
tertained.
Upon their return from their honey
moon, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph P. KeOugh
will go to housekeeping at 262S Bryant
street.
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Among the many pretty affairs COM
to Miss katherine Gala
han, who last week became the bride
Of Joseph P. Keough, was the lunch
con and linen shower given by Mrs.
Eva Walsh at her home, 1881 Curtis
streets.
Mrs. Martin Mcmahon of 271S Gilpin
street entertained at luncheon on
Wednesday of last week.
Mrs. Frank w. Barry entertained the
100 Carad club, of which she is mem
Der. last Friday afternoon 1T her home,
1888 Ogden street. The house was
1rettily decorated in spring flowers,
md the tallies and score cards We're
-painted-the work of the talented
hostess. Those who enjoyed Mrs. Pr
US hospitality were Mrs. Frank
&irchhof. Mrs. Joseph A. Osner, Mrs.
William A. Granger, Mrs. P Callahan,
Mrs. j. j. Costello, Mrs. Joseph c. IIa-
gus, Mrs NJ. ]. Mccarthy, Mrs Bin
Ter, Mrs. 7. F. Dolan, Mrs. e. G.
Straub, Miss Catherine Flaherty, Miss
lula Mclaughlin, Mrs. Grimm, Mrs
Rust, Mrs. C. H. Bunte and Mrs. Har-
y Geier.
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Miss Florence Andrew. the attrac-
i've daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Andrew, left during the week for New
York City, where she will visit for