The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-10-02
Personal,

Personal.
Miss Cecil Monarch has returned to
Denver after a visit at Dailey's In
Platte canyon. Miss Monarch is so in
fatuated with the mountain resort that
she will go again before the extremely
cold weather sets in.
Mrs. Mary Elitch-Long leaves next
week for New York, to sail for London
for a three weeks stay.
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Little Winnifred Bonfils, the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Alden Bonfils,
has been entered at Loretto Heights
academy, to remain until her mother
returns from London. Little Miss Bon
fills, who is just 6, is cousin of Mother
Pancratia. superioress of Loretto
Heights.
The Misses Agnes and Ann Tobin en-
| tertained at dinner Monday evening,
complimentary to Miss Rose Divine OF
the cathedral parish, who is to be an Oc-
tober bride. Hearts cut from red pa
per were used to decorate the house.
Miss Josephine Marion has returned
from years absence in Europe. She
spent the last few weeks on the Emerald
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other party, Miss Marion expects to re-
turn to the old world. This time she
will have Washington people with her.
Raymond Hickey of the cathedral
parish has resumed his studies at St.
Thomas Theological seminary.
Mrs. Edwin Wagner and children.
who have been visiting Mrs. Wagner's S
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Misses Shevnin, at 1861 Pennsylvania
avenue. left on Monday for their home
in St Louis. Mr.. Wagner came to take
his family home.
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Mrs. z. McManus and her daughter,
DT. Harriet McManus, formerly of
Denver, have returned from an extend
ed sojourn in Europe.
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Word comes from Inde, Mexico, that
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Hulings have ar
rived there and are settled in their new
home Mrs. Hulings was Miss Florence
Andrew Of Denver, and the wedding of
the young people was social event of
last month. Since that time they have
been touring the Pacific coast.
Mrs. ]. H. Sweeney and daughter
and Miss Olive KimbaI of New York
City, who have been the guests of Cap
tain and Mrs. w. H. Andrew for some
weeks, have gone to Phoenix, Ariz., for
visit.
Miss Ida Wyman of the Annuncia
tion parish entertained few friends at
farewell party last week. She has
gone with her family to make her home
in Los Angeles.
With the resumption of studies at the
College Of the Sacred Heart, athletics
are claiming a share or the students
attention. A football squad recend to
none in the city has been organized,
and the college expects to take it's usual
place in the athletic meets of the high
er Institutions of learning.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. V. Brigham of No
belsville. Ind. who have been making
tour of the west, were the house
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ]. Rell-
ly of 1176 Gaylord street last week The
Misses Green OF Erie, Pa, are visiting
at the Reilly home now.
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If the knights of Columbus hall is
ready for occupancy by Oct. o. the Sa-
cred Heart Aid society will hold its
annual ball there on that date. Mrs.
committee.
Miss Powers, a sister of Sister Do
lorines superoress Of st. Mary's acade-
my, is visitor in Denver Another sis
ter. Mrs. Vail, has returned to st. Louis
after a pleasant visit. Mrs. George
Mellen of St Louis, niece of Sister
Dolorine, was the guest of the nun for
time, but has returned.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A E Meisel, who until
six months ago made their home at the
Hotel Albert, Seventeenth and WeIton
streets, have returned from a trip to
the Orient. and will resume their resi-
dence in Denver.
Miss Nellie Fisher is in Eestes Park
for a short visit. Miss Jennie Fisher,
who was with her, has returned to their
home in Denver.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Spellman have
reopened their pretty Park Hill home
for the winter after an absence from
Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs William ]. Galligan,
whom the last state election brought
as residents to Denver, have made
many friends here. Mr.. Galligan's
mother and sister have come to be their
guests for a time, and will be extens-
lively entertained. Mr. Galligan is the
present state treasurer.
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The Wednesday Afternoon Literary
club little study club composed of
Catholic young women. will hold its
first meeting for the winter season with
Miss Louise Young on Wednesday, Oct
6. On that date arrangements for the
program for the season will be made
The members are divided between a de-
sire to study English literature and an
ambition to familiarize themselves with
the habits of the different nations. DR.
Harriet McManus, having returned
from Europe. will take her place in the
club.
A splendid tribute to the work of q
Catholic priest was the comment made
by a Protestant evangelist, the Rev.
Melvin E. Trotter In Denver this week
relative to the civic committee in Grand
Rapids, Mich. which is endeavoring to
remedy social conditions in that city
Mr.. Trotter spoke very highly of the
efforts of Father Schmidt, who is his
colaborer in that particular field
Obituary.