The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-03-13


Alberta, Northwest Territory. The
bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs,
Lawrence Murphy of 1923 East Thir-
/ teenth avenue, and was employed at
the county court house for number
of years. Mr.. Livingstone is connected
with the Union bank of CanaG\ in AL
! berta He was an officer in the English
army. and served with distinction in
the Boer ward. Mrs. LivingsrOnes many
Denver friends extend best wishes.
MIS-. p. H. Fitzpatrick of Sacred
/ Heart parish, who underwent serious
operation at st, Joseph's hospital, is
rapidly recovering
Mrs. Norman L. Traver and family
have moved from 1902 East Twenty
fifth avenue to 2059 Emerson street.
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Miss May Gillis. who has been very
seriously i'll Of pneumonia. is now out
of danger.
Among the entertainments already
being planned for the post-Lenten sea-
son. is a jolly little dance by the A. 3.
club at Houston hall on Friday evening,
April %.
Patrick J Moffatt has purchased a
beautiful residence at PHI Gaylord
street, and will make it his home.
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Mrs. j. j. Ryan has been very i'll for
several weeks at her home. 1122 Wash
ington street
Mrs. Eliza NJ. Dubois entertained the
members of the West Side Womans
club Monday afternoon, March /. at
her home 2059 Emerson street. q
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Miss Mary Horen. who spent some
time in Denver the house guest of Miss
Ellen Soils of 1901 Downing avenue. has
to her home in TERRA Amaril
la, n. NJ. Miss Horen was the recipient
of much social attention during her
stay in Denver.
The little son of Mr. and Mrs. E. E.
Ray, who has been critically ill of pneu-
monia, is on the road to recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Hermes, jr.,
have returned from their wedding trip
and are at home at 1914 Franklin street
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Mrs. ], o. Dostal, who has been con-
fined to her bed for a week suffering
from an aggravated case of grippe, is
now convaleScent.
B. j. McConville. a member of Den !
yer council 539. Knights of Columbus. |
anded in New York last we>ll on his |
way home from an extended visit !
abroad. Mr. McConville visited Mes |
;ina shortly after the earthquake of !
Dec. 2S.
On account Of the illness of her ia
her, Miss Louise Young was unable to
entertain the Wednesday Literary club
his week. Miss Tillie SheVnin the
PRESIDENT. took the meeting instead,
Mrs. w. f. Leonard had the paper of
he day
Edward w. Gerity one of the best
lnown young men in Carbondale. Pa,
he'd last week at Sa. Joseph's hospital
fter brief siege of pneumonia Mr.
ierity was only 26 years of age. but
vas proprietor of the Club hotel in his
ome town. He came to Denver for a
lSlt with his cousins. Mr.. and Mrs. ].
:. Moran of Lafayette street, three
'eeks ago, and was soon taken down
nth pneumonia. The body was sent
0 Carbondale for interment.
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Misses Florentine and Mary Goodwin
HOO Clarkson street acquitted them
Ewes adnlraDlY at the musical given
n Tuesday evening, March 8, at the
hall by the pupils of
lfss Robinson. Both the young girls
moved exceptional talent
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Martin f. Rowley. manager of the
hirley hotel, was host at an elaborate
given last Sunday morning
some of the best known newspaper
riters of Denver.
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William McDonough. the young base
all player, who was married in Den
7r last summer in the height of the
all season. is going to give up the
)ort he announces, and settle down to
rious business. Last week Mr.. and
rs. McDonough gave up their new
'me in Denver and went back to Chi
go, their childhood home. Mr.. Nc
enough announced that he was going
retire for five years from the dia-
ond and go into business. He has |
ually devoted his winters to work in |
e packing business and his summers |
playing ball In future he will be all |
DIX, he says. Mr.. McDonoueh has |