The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-05-15
Person al.

Miss, Florence Flynn left on Thurs
Gay of last week for Perigo. Colo, +
take charge of a school there.
Mrs. W. c. Weldon. entertained a
an elaborate bridge luncheon Wednes
! day afternoon.
! Mr.. and Mrs James w. Carey havt
moved into the home recently pur
chased by them at 1868 Gaylord street
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Mrs Eugene Wechbaugh. who un
derwent a serious operation few
weeks ago at st. Joseph's hospital
will be able to be taken to her home
| during this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank w. Barry o.
1859 Adams street. are happy over tn,
arrival of Little son.
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Mrs. Margaret O'Brien is very i'll a.
her home. 1924 Ogden street. Mrs
O'Rrien is suffering from blood pois,
oning caused by what was considered
at the time a trifing injury.
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Mrs. ]. z. O'Brien and daughter
Miss Nora O'Brien, will leave in a few
days for Long Beach. Calf. Mss
OBrien has been in poor health for
some weeks and ii is hoped she may be
benefited by the change OF climate.
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Mr.. ard Mrs. Peter G. Schaefer well
coined a young son into their home on
Friday May I.
Miss Emile Schleuning. who spent
the winter in Denver with her cousins,
Mr. and Mrs Joseph c. Hagus. left on
Sunday for her home in Rapid City.
South Dakota.
Miss Margaret Maloney left for Los
Angeles last Saturday to spend some
time with her sister Mrs. D. J, Cahill.
Before returning to Denver Miss Ma
loney will visit the Seattle exposition
and other points of interest on the
coast.
Mr.. j. P. Don!ey and family have
moved from Julian street, where they
resided for twelve years, to the home
recently purchased by them at High
street and Fourteenth avenue,
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. It. Cream and
daughters. Misses Mabel and Bessie
Cream, have returned to Denver and
have taken up their residence at S25
East Tenth avenue. The Cream family
was for many years one of the most
prominent in the Cathedral parish but
some time ago left to make their home
in Chicago Their many friends gladly
welcome their return to Denver.
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The marriage of Miss Clara Louise
Matty and Harry NJ. Genung, though
extremely quiet, was one of the very
events of the week on aC
count of the social prominence and
beauty of the bride. The ceremony
was performed Wednesday afternoon,
May 5. by Rev. H. L. McMenamin at
the home of the brides father. Mr..
Joseph Matty, 174i Washington street.
Only the immediate relatives were
present. Mr.. Genung is a New York
business man.
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The members of the Alumnae of ST.
Mary's academy viii give a musical
Saturday afternoon, May 80, in the ex-
hibition hall of the convent on Califor
aia street. An interesting program is
IN preparation and a cordial invitation
IS extended to all who have ever at
-end the institution.
Miss Curry of the Cathedral parish
s seriously i'll at Mercy hospital.
Cards are out announcing the annual
business meeting of the Immaculate
Conception Alumni association. It viii
De held on Friday evening May 2S, at
S24 Logan avenue. Arrangements for
he banquet to the class of 1909 will
De made on that occasion.
The wedding of Miss Bailey and Mr..
Roger occurred with nuptiaI mass al
logan avenue on Thursday of this
week. Father II. L. McMenamin off
,iating.
Bishop Matz conf rmed large class
1t Aspen on Sunday last.