The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-10-30
Personal and Social.

4 good-sized congregation was present.
Personal and Social.
One of the best football games of last
Saturday afternoon-and the day was
crowded with good games-was played
on the Sacred Heart college grounds
where the senior team from that insti-
tuition played the Loveland High school
and beat their opponents by a score of
10 to 0. The Sacred Heart boys showed
good training and will doubtless make
a good record this winter H. Johnson
officiated as referee and r. L. Floyd
umpired the game. The lineup for the
college was: Sellers, center; Mean
drews, right guard; Becony, left guard;
Hutzell, right tackle; Kane, left tackle;
Tobin, right end: Costello, left end;
Smith, center and left half; Curtain
right half; Joyce, quarterback; P. Cook
fullback.
Mrs H. r. McGraw entertained at
luncheon on Thursday of this week.
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Miss Helen Brown, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. ]. j. Brown, has returned
from an extended visit in New York
City.
Mrs Harry Geier of COL Logan street
was hostess at a luncheon and card par
ty last week The floral decorations
were exquisite and a thoroughly de-
lightful afternoon was spent. About
100 women enjoyed Mrs. Geier's hospi-
tality.
Mrs Joseph c. Hagus and sister. Miss
Mary Kelly, will return next week from
the Pacific coast, where they have been
for the past two months.
Mrs. Mary Walsh and daughter, Mrs.
John Broderick, have returned from
California.
Until Bishop Matz decides upon the
parish to which he will send Father
Louis r. Hagus, late of Georgetown,
Father Hagus will assist at the cathe-
dral parish, where there is much work
to be done.
Mrs. William j. Galligan, wife of the
Colorado state treasurer, entertained
the Loveland Whist club, of which she
was formerly a member, at luncheon
last Saturday afternoon. The guests
had luncheon and then filled two boxes
for the Orpheum theatre matinee.
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Mrs. Wilbur Hendryx of the Metro
of the cathedral parish, was hostess at
a tea Monday afternoon.
Miss Helen Childs, young woman
from Chicago, who is spending the win
ter at the home of Mrs. E. j. Carson,
1914 Franklin street, gave a theatre
party at the Orpheum last week for
few of the friends she has made since
coming to Denver.
Theophelia McPhee, the 6-year-old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles D.
McPhee, jr., of GIL Lafayette street,
was hurried to the Pasteur institute at
Chicago last week on account of having
been bitten by a dog believed to have
been mad. The youngster is progress
ing well, and no serious results will be
experienced. She was playing with
pet dog at her home when the animal
snapped at her Mr.. Phee killed the
dog and sent for a bacteriologist, who
reported that the dog had a mild at
tack of rabies. In order to get the most
skillful treatment possible, the child
was taken Immediately to Chicago.
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Miss Louise Young viii entertain at
a unique Halloween party Saturday
evening, Oct. 80, at her home, 4451 West
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The wedding of Miss Elizabeth Matty
and Alva B. Adams, jr., which occurred
last Monday afternoon, occasioned not
a little surprise among the friends of
both of the young people. Father Hugh
L. McMenamin, pastor of the cathedral,
performed the. ceremony. Miss Matty
is the oldest of the unmarried daughters
of Joseph Matty of 1744 Washington
street, and a singularly beautiful young
woman. Mr.. Adams is the only son of
former Governor Aiva Adams The
wedding was attended by relatives only,
and the fact that the engagement had
never been made public made the whole
affair distinct surprise to Denver.
Since the wedding of Miss Clara Matty
last spring, Miss Elizabeth has been at
the head of her fathers house. She has
visited her sister, Mrs. Orman, at Pu-
eblo quite frequently, and it was dur
ing these visits that Mr.. Adams be-
came acquainted with her. An unusual
feature in connection with the wedding
is that a sister of the bride is married
to the son of another governor of Colo
rado. She is now Mrs. Frederick Brad
ley Orman. Mr.. and Mrs. Adams will
make their home at Cripple Creek,
where Mr.. Adams is practicing law.
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Father William Organ, pastor of St
Leo's church, delivered an address on
Irish and Anglo-Irish Literature" at
the meeting of the Reviewers club at
the home of Mrs. A. F. Reed, this week.
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J. f. Mcclure of st. Francis de Sales |
parish returned from the coast last
week, where he has been spending the
summer.