The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-01-23

Frank w. Barry, Mrs. Moffin. Mrs. E.
Straub. Mrs. J. A. Osner. Mrs. Frank
hlfchhof, Mrs. J. c. Hagus, Mrs. A. ].
Reyer, Miss Julia Mclaughlin. Miss
Katherine Flaherty, Mrs. Thomas +.
Dolan and Mrs. Eliza NJ. Du Bois
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w bernard Ryan. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. z. Ryan of Montclair, under
went an operation for appendicitis at
Mercy hospital last Friday. He is re-
covering rapidly and viii soon be able
to be removed TO his home
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Mrs. j. ingalls, of Auburn. Neb.. ac-
eompanied by her baby daughter, is
spending some weeks with her mother.
Mrs. Richard Fulham, 1345 Pennsylva-
mia avenue.
Mrs Larry Maroney was hostess at a
charming luncheon on Thursday. Jan
l4, at her home. 100 Clarkson street. The
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Paul Tobin and Paul Harrington are
two popular boys of the cathedral par
ish who are taking examination this
week Tor admission to the United
States academy at Annapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. MacAllister Wilcox
leave soon for a visit to California.
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The Belle of Virginia" was present
ed by tftS Jefferson Dramatic club at
st. Ellzabeth's hall last Tuesday even
ing before an audience at once large
and appreciative. 1t was, in fact the
best thing the little club has ever done.
The proceeds of the entertainment went
TO the fund being accumulated to de-
Tray the expense of remodelling tha
school hall. 1t has been transformed
INTO the best hall for dramatic enter
-atnments in the city of Denver and
will be used much by amateur the
itrical clubs. OF this class the Jeffer-
son is the Oldest and largest in DEN
yer.
THE Belle of Virginia" in in four
acts, and the scene is laid south of the |
Mason and Dixon line. Some of the
'oung people who participated were: |
Miss Leila Carton, Miss Dolly Smith, |
iiss Virginia Gladney, Miss Helen |
Duffy, Miss Gertrude Kindel, Milburn |
Ienworthy, ]. Merton Evans, William |
ID Ferte, A. Thomas Stedman, A. j. |
Miller, Charles Smith, John c. Knopke |
nd Joseph Smith.
Miss Aileen Kenney is young Den
er girl who has published a two-step
make a success of it.
on Wednesday evening st. Leo's hall
ias the scene of an entertainment
iven by the Mile High Dramatic club.
his organization is new, but it prom
5es to become a favorite. The sketches
resented on Wednesday evening were
rom the facile pen of Miss Adrienne
'oucolle and We're clever in the ex-
rome. The entertainment was given
or the benefit of the little church of
t. Mary Magdalene, near Edgewater
liss Roucolle gave two readings and
in one of the sketches
thers in the cast were Miss Minnie
him, Miss Dover, Pierre Rocahrd,
timothy Goodwin and Jack Gill. Miss
o9enhine Woeber gave a soprano solo,
lille Mrs. Wayne Russell. Miss Lau-
ar, Miss Howardine Donohue Miss Jo-
ephine Yonke and the Misses Van
-orn also contributed to the musical
rogram. The entertainment was fol-
wed by a dance,
Miss Winnifred MacKinnon. one Of
lie best liked and most widely known
oung women of the cathedral parish, j
nd the founder of the Denver branch
Queens Daughters, on last Monday :
ltered st. Josephs training school for
lrses. with the expectation of making
lrsing her life work. Miss MacKin- ,
on's CHEEKY smile and pleasing man
sr would bring light and sunshine into I
e gloomieSt sick room.
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The Wednesday Afternoon Literary
ub was entertained last week by Miss :,
llie Shevnin. the president. at her
me, 1856 Pennsylvania avenue. Miss
nnie Fisher had the paper, which
alt with the wonders of Yellowstone
.rk. Miss Fisher told of her personal
in the park and gave
vid description of the stage trip. il /
strating her remarks with picture2 I
e secured during a visit there. The v
Xt meeting will be Wednesday. Jan 6
at the home of Miss Adrienne Rou- Il
lie, 1271 Gaylord street. Miss Rou- c
lie will also have the paper
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Miss katherine Corbett. one of the b
st liked Queen Daughters and p
ember of the cathedral parish left c
st week for her old home in Iowa to
tend the golden wedding anniversary
LIBERATION of her parents. Miss Cor 1
tt will remain at home indefinitely