The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-04-10
Personal.


Felix O'NeilI, sergeant-at-arms of the
house during the assembly just closed
was last week appointed warden of the
state reformatory at Buena Vista
| While friends congratulate Mr.. O'Neil
on his success in securing the position
there is nevertheless keen regret that
| Denver will lose such an interesting
! family. Mrs. O'Neill has always been
an active worker in the cause Of char
| ity, and the Misses May and Haze
| O'Neill who are accomplished musi-
clans, are popular in east end social
| circles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas J. O'Donnell
! left last week for Washington. D. c..
to spend the Easter holidays with their
! children who are in school in the east
Canton O'Donnell, who is a student at
Yale, and Ottoman, who is in one of
the preparatory schools of New York
state. met their parents at Washing
ton and. with Miss Dorotita O'Donnell,
a pupil of the Visitation convent of
that place, they will go to Old Point
Comfort where the holidays will be
passed. Mr.. and Mrs. O'Donnell will
spend some time in New York before
returning to their home in Denver.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas D. Long have
returned from prolonged stay in New
York.
Miss Helen Merryweather has re-
turned from Golden, where she was one
of house party that experienced de-
lightful time.
Mrs. NJ. A. Brophy and daughter.
1896 fremont place to 1924 Corona
street.
Miss Anna O'Neil has returned from
Pueblo, where she spent week.
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The A. B. club was entertained at
supper Monday evening by Miss Jo-
sephine Hynds. The sixteen young
women who sat around the table voted
the gathering one of the most charm
ing in the history of the club. The next
social meeting will be at the home of
Miss Ethel Kissell on Tuesday evening,
April 20.
st. Clara's Aid society met Monday
afternoon, April ., at the orphanage.
Owing to the inclement weather the at
tendance was so small that no business
was transacted.
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Basketball season has started in earn
est at the Sacred Heart college. Last
Saturday the college boys were victori-
Gus over Golden High school by score
of II to 3. and on Sunday captured both
games Of a double-header. one being
with the strong Gas company team and
the other an East Denver team.
Agr- Urls,n t>a4l,
Denver to attend the funeral of her
sister. Mrs. Joseph O. Dostal left dur
ing the week for her home in Iowa City.
The children of the parochial schools
have been enjoying spring vacation
this week. The schools closed on Tues
day evening. and will not resume work
on Tuesday morning. The vacation is
so timed to give the students oppor-
tunity of attending Holy Week deYo-
tions.
Mary Kathleen, the little daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John !. Tierney, was bap-
tized at Logan avenue chapel last Sun
day by Father McMepamin. The spon- |
sors were Miss Ellen Egan. an aunt. |
and Frank Tierney. an uncle.
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Miss Wersing will have the Wednes-
day Afternoon Literary club at her
apartments in the Alno next Wednes- |
day. 1t will be the second to the last |
of the year A final meeting |
will be held with Miss Louise Young TO |
make arrangements for a program for
next year.
When school duties are resumed after
Easter. preparations will be Immediate
~ inaugurated for commencement ex-
srcises in the various institutions.
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Although Miss Florence Haverty has
been the bride of Thomas Richards
since Feb. %, the news has just leaked |
'ut. Miss Haverty had announced that
he wedding would take place in June,
ma because she did not want anyone
o be any the wiser. she and Mr.. Rich
lrds went at O'clock in the morning to
logan avenue chapel on Feb 90 and |
lad Father J. F. McDonough perform
he marriage ceremony. Mrs. Richards
5 very attractive young woman. AL
hough new member of the cathedral
Darish. she was long connected with Sa-
RED Heart church and has a host of
riends in East Denver.
Easter vacation for the students of
he College of the Sacred Heart dated
rom Wednesday evening OF this week.
{ will continue until Tuesday morn
ny