The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-06-12
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Peter c. Schaefer, jr., the infant son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter c. Schaefer, was
baptized in Logan avenue chapel on
Sunday afternoon.
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Miss Fay Curran, the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. James A. Curran, who was
operated on at st. Lukes hospital last
week, is steadily improving.
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William Mykins, the little son of Mr..
and Mrs. w. ]. Mykins of 1922 Downing
avenue, has been taken to his home
from st. Joseph's hospital, where his
broken arm was treated.
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The home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Nc
Callister at 147 Sherman avenue was the
scene of a surprise party Thursday
evening that will long be pleasantly re-
memhered by those who had the good
fortune to be among those present The
affair was in compliment to Mrs Nc
Callister, whose efficient services as or
ganist Of st. Francis de Sales church
have placed that choir in the leading
ranks of Catholic choirs. Mrs. Mccall
lister leaves soon to make her home on
the coast, and the men and women who
have sung under her direction took this
means of showing their appreciation of
her merits. During the evening DR.. r.
b. Harrington, on behalf of Rev. ]. J.
Donnelly, pastor of st. Francis de
Sales church, and the members of the
choir presented Mrs. McCallister with
a beautiful picture, which in her new
home viii be constant reminder of the
loving friends she is leaving in Denver
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Mrs. Margaret Duffy of 1928 Delaware
street was painfully, though Fortunate
ly, not fatally burned last Thursday
morning when her clothes were set on
fire by flames which shot out from the
stove over which she was preparing
breakfast for the family. Immediate
help saved the woman's life, and also
extinguished the flames before much
damage was done the home.
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Mrs. Joseph A. osner and niece. Miss
Laura Wernet, left Sunday evening for
Ohio, where they Will spend a month
with Mrs. Osner's aged mother and ia
ther.
Mrs. ]. J. Brown and Miss Helen
Brown spent the weeks end in Colorado
Springs.
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Miss Florence Flynn, who is teaching
school at Perigo, Colo, spent Sunday
at her home in Denver
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Miss Marie Foley has returned from
Greeley, where she was pupil of the |
state normal school.
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Miss Emma Maroney. daughter of |
Mr.. and Mrs. Larry Maroney, enter
tanned about thirty of her girl friends |
last Saturday at house party at Hill !
Crest, the beautiful summer home of |
the Maroney family. A tally-ho took
the happy young folks out. and the day
was spent in boating and fishing.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Z. Cox of
Colorado Springs were Denver visitors
or few days last week Mr.. and Mrs.
Cox were married in Colorado Springs
asst Wednesday by Rev. Father Raber.
md are now on their wedding trip.
which will embrace many towns in the
state
Miss Neenan, residing with her sis
er, Mrs Edward NJ Hess, at 2256 EN-
rson street, was terribly burned last
week by an explosion of gasoline with
which she was cleaning a dress. In at
empting to smother the flames, Mrs.
Hess likewise suffered severe injuries.
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Mrs. John j. Meany and children will
cave soon for Chicago, where they will
-isit until the opening of school in the
all.
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Mrs. T. ]. O'Donneu left last week {
or Washington. D. c., to attend COM
1encement exercises of the famous
Tisitation convent, of which her daugh-
er, Miss Dorolita O'Donnell, is a pupil. {
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Mrs. T. Walter Beam of the cathedral s
arish, accompanied by her children, /
ill leave this month for Seattle and I
ther points in the northwest. v
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Joe Coughlin, who has completed a | 4
uccessful year with the Just Out of
ollege" company, is spending his va h
alton in Denver with his mother. Mrs.
essie Coughlin. Mr.. Coughlin received
is education at Sacred Heart college. n
nd has many friends here who are n
roud of his success.
Miss Lillian Walsh has returned to Il
er home in FL Paso, Tex. after a
leasant stay of two weeks with Miss
atherine Sullivan of PSI Sherman ave-
ue.
Mrs. Frederick Hunt Wood enter II
lined at cards Friday afternoon at her -.
ome, 1645 Race street II