The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-12-18


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The Queens Daughters observed their
annual communion day by receiving in
body at st. Leo's church on Sunday
December II.
Personals.
Rev. H. L. McMenamin, pastor of the
cathedral, has returned from visit OF
several weeks to his old home in Penn
sylvania.
Rev. William O'Ryan addressed the
Queens Daughters at their meeting IN
st. Leo's hall Tuesday evening, Decem-
Der II.
Rev. Louis f. Hagus left on Tuesday
for Silverton, Colo, to assume charge
of the church at that place. Rev. Father
O'Malley, the former pastor, has been
assigned to Cripple Creek, the pastorate
made vacant by the transfer of Rev.
John B. White to st. Ignatius' church,
Pueblo.
Rev. Father Bender of the Church of
of Holy Ghost on Curtis and Twentieth
streets, will spend the winter in Cali
fornia, where he has been compelled to
go on account Of failing health. Rev.
Father Dietcher of Como is now in
charge of the Holy Ghost church.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Michael E. Walsh have
gone housekeeping in an apartment at
1912 Pennsylvania avenue.
Miss Julia Clifford has taken up her
residence at the Shirley for the winter
months.
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Miss Ethel Kearns, who has been pur-
suing her studies at the convent of st.
Mary's of the Woods, near Terre Haute,
Ind, will arrive in Denver this week
to spend the Christmas holidays with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George T.
Kearns, of 1851 Grant avenue.
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Harry McCabe OF the Cathedral par
ish left last week for California.
SPOKANE
Mrs. Patrick Mulrooney and little
daughter, Anna Marie, returned on
Saturday from Mobile, Ala, where they
visited for several months.
Miss Marie Mykens, who is attending
school at Mount st. Scholastica's con-
vent, Canon City, will spend the Christ
mas holidays at her home in Denver.
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Mrs Thomas F. Dolan Will go down
to her ranch next week to spend the
holidays with her sons Frank and
Lloyd Dolan.
Mrs, Daniel Frey and daughter, Miss
Hazel Frey, left Tuesday for New
York and Chicago to be gone month.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William ]. Parkinson
of 1346 Williams street have returned
from a tour of the south, which includ
ed Old Mexico. Mrs. Parkinson is very
much improved in health.
Miss May Phillips, who is at school
at St Joseph's academy, st. Louis, and
Thomas Phillips, jr., pupil of the Je-
suit college, st. Mary's, Kansas, will
family home in Denver, 1770 Marion
street.
Miss May Gillis will visit her sister,
Mrs. Edward j. Livernash at Fort Col
Iins during the holidays.
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Mrs Ann Elaherty has been quite i'll
at her home, 264S Champa street.
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Heart parish are the proud parents of
4 baby daughter.
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Mr. Dennis Sheedy is in New York.
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Among the girls who went from Den
yer to attend the freshman ball at the
School of Mines, Golden, were Miss Ju-
ia Merryweather, Miss Helen Merry |
weather, Miss Mayone Mcbride, Miss
Airline Monarch, Miss Cecil Monarch |
and Miss Helen Carney.
Mrs. Martin Garrity entertained the |
members of the Junior Musical club |
Saturday afternoon at her home, 1853
Vine street.
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Miss Mary Murphy, a Denver girl at
ending school at Santa Fe, N. NJ, viii |
spend the holidays in this city
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The home of Mr.. and Mrs Edmund |
i. I.Pigeon, at 1S40 Sherman avenue, was |
sladdened last week by the arrival of !
| little daughter.
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Miss Madeleine Kelly, who is attend
ng Mt. Carmel convent, Wichita, Kan.
will not be nome for the Christmas va
,ation. Instead she will visit Miss
Nary Lehman at Topeka.