The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-09-11

Miss Margaret W. Refs and COlling
wood L. Spence were quietly married
Monday evening at St Leo's rectory
by Rev. Florence j. Lawlor, assistant
priest Of ST Leos church. Mr. anG
Mrs. Spence will make their home ir
. Denver
Rev. Lawrence Fede, S. j., pastor OF
Holy Family church, Berkeley, offici-
ated at double marriage ceremony
Wednesday evening at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. c. c. McKernOn, 44OS Lowell
boulevard. The contracting parties were
Miss Edith Frances Williams and Roy
Mckernon and Miss May Deegan and
Arthur Garland Dibbens. Miss Geddie
Tomkins was maid of honor for both
brides, while Mr.. Pique attended the
| grooms in both ceremonies. Music was
! rendered by Miss Marie Sohrbeck After
the marriage an informal reception was
held on the lawn, which was brilliantly
/ Illuminated. About two hundred guests
called during the evening. Mr. and Mrs.
! Dibbens went Immediately to house,
keeping in their pretty new home on
irving street After a short honeymoon
in Colorado Springs, Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
kernon will also make their. home in
Denver.
A quiet but interesting wedding of
last week was that of Miss Mary Kit.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Kit.
and James j. Reilly. The ceremony
was performed Tuesday evening by
Rev. William Organ, pastor of st.
Leo.s church, at the home of the bride.
226 West Gecond avenue Mr.. and Mrs.
Reilly left the same evening for an ex-
tended eastern visit, after which they
will be at home at III South Clarkson
street, Denver.
Mrs P. c. Mccarthy has returned
from her summer outing in the noun
tains.
Mrs. James w. Casey and children
have returned from Ocean Park, Cal. !
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Mr. and Mrs. j. j. Brown and Miss
Helen Brown have returned from Glen
wood Springs.
Miss Mary A. Kelly has returned To |
her home in Leavenworth, Kan, after
a pleasant vacation spent in Denver.
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Peter A. Cooney, fire commissioner of
New Orleans. La, was a Denver vis-
itOr last week
Mrs. Patrick Sullivan of the cathe- |
dral parish, who has been at st. Jo- |
seph's hospital for some weeks suffer- !
ing from ptomaine poisoning, is now on |
the road to recovery.
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Canton and Ottoman O'Donnen. sons
OF Mr.. and Mrs T. j. O'Donnell. left |
during the week for the east to resume !
their studies. Canton will begin his
year at Yale while Ottoman |
will enter Princeton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benedict J. Baker have
returned to ouray after pleasant visit
In Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Francis arrived
last week from New York and viii
spend few weeks with Mrs. Francis
mother, Mrs. Bessie Coughlin, 1909 Cav
ord street.
Mrs. W. ]. Mykens has fully recov-
'red from very severe illness.
X X X
Mrs. 7. P. McAndries and family
ave returned from Buffalo park. where
hey had cottage for the summer.
X x X
MRS. John Murphy and children closed
heir cottage at Buffalo park this week
nd returned to their Denver home
X x X
Z. +. Hynes is spending his vacation
MS mountain home at Dome Rock
x X X
Mrs. Leonard Doss entertained at din
er Friday evening at her home, 1896
Washington street.
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Mrs. Frank P Lynch has returned
rom an eastern visit.
4 x X
MRS. John Van Banker and little son
ennle, have returned from Buffalo
ark, where they spent part of last
eek. ''
Mrs. t. Walter Beam and children
ave returned from visit to Seattle.
X X X
Miss Ella Phelan is in Seattle.
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Ihe Friday 500 club held its initial
irty of the season last week at the
'ine OF Mrs. w. A. Granger, 2130
owning avenue. Mrs. Granger enter
iied at an elaborate luncheon. after
hlch the club was formally and reo,,-
rly launched upon its new wear Tboso
no will compose the club this winter
e Mrs w. A. Granger, president.
RS. Frank w. Barry, Mrs. M. ]. Nc,
lrthy, Mrs. Joseph c. Hagus. Mrs M
harrington, Mrs. James Gratist
RS. e. H. Benton, Miss Kate Flabertv'
rs. H. A. Reyer, Mrs Joseph A. Osner
rs. 7. j. Carlin Miss Julia McT,an
, Mrs. Frank Kirchhof, Mrs. g.
'fhtt and Mrs. E. G. Straub.
X X
Mss Kate Flaherty has returned
m Eldorado Springs
x x X
Or. and Mrs. George Allen Smith and
lie daughter, Allene, have returned
m delightful tour of the great Ialres
X X x
llss Madeline Wilkin spent last weel,
Buffalo park, the guest of Miss vita Wits
Andres. I'd
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ilss Marie Mykins, daughter of Mr.
MRS. William j. Mykins has gone
canon City, where she will attend
ool this year at Mount st. scholasT
IS academy.
Obituary.
ne funeral of Mrs. Rose Smith. who
on Tuesday, Aug. 81, at her home
California street, took nIace ~,
rSQay with high raoiIfo,,, 49,. -