The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-03-27

enty ltdlan ChlluTe!, ana depends lof
IFS support almost entirely upon the
Queen of Heaven Aid association.
Among the entertainments which will
follow the close of the Lenten season.
will be the card party for the benefit of
st. Clara's orphanage, which will be on
Thursday. April 90 This will be the
first of series of benefits to raise
money to adequately furnish the spa
cious new orphanage near Manhattan
Beach. which will shortly be ready for
occupancy.
Mrs. Charles L. Kirk of 2150 Gilpin
street is visiting friends in Kansas City.
Later she will go to Hot Springs, Ark,
for a short stay.
Lieut.. Edward Gilchrist of Annuncia
ton parish. had the misfortune to frac-
ture his ankle last week while on duty
at fire at Wynkoop and Eleventh
streets. He was taken TO st. Joseph's
hospital where he will be confined for
several weeks.
Mrs. Edward G. Straub has fully re
covered from her recent illness.
Mrs Charles McAIlister Wilcox has
returned from New York. On Saturday
evening Mrs. Wilcox was hostess at an
elaborate dinner in honor of Mrs. Will
liam Cooke Daniels, an English visitor
in Denver,
Little Joseph Donegan. aged years,
was seriously injured last week while
at play. A large piece of cement thrown
by one of his companions struck him in
the head, rendering him unconscious.
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garet Donovan Of the Cathedral parish.
Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Haynes cele-
brated their wedding anniversary on
St. Joseph's day by a family dinner at
their home, 1859 Washington street.
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Miss Helen Brown was the gracious
young hostess at an elegantly appointed
dinner Saturday evening.
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Miss May ellis who has been very
III with pneumonia, has gone to the
home of her sister, Mrs. Edward Liver
mash, in Fort Collins to recuperate.
Miss Gillis hopes soon to be able to re-
turn to her duties as teacher in the
Emrson school. She was accompanied
to Fort Collins by her sister, Miss Mar
garet Gillis.
James E. O'ConnOr has returned from
I sojourn on the Pacific coast. Mrs
0'Connor is still in California
Mrs. Burgoyne Baker. who as Carrie
Sheridan was one of the best known
md most liked young woman in Den
yer, is here from her home in Leaven-
worth, Kas., for visit.
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Father Thomas H Malone was the
speaker of the day at the weekly lunch
eon of the Denver Real Estate ex-
last Wednesday. His subject
vas: Denver Compared TO Other Cities
Have Seen"
Joseph l. Sheridan. who has been i'll
1t Mercy hospital for some time, took |
turn for the worse last week and little |
nope is entertained for his recovery. |
?. J. Sheridan, father Of the young
nan, and two sisters, Mrs. James Nc |
Donald and Mrs. James Roper came up
rom the San Luis valley and are with |
lis, as are also another sister, Mrs |
3urgoyne Baker of Leavenworth, Kas.,
md brother, James NJ. Sheridan, of |
Trinidad. Miss Fannie Sheridan arrived |
rom Mexico several months ago, and |
las been with her brother ever since |
dartin Sheridan is in Mexico and could |
lot be reached last week, but will prob
.bly come to Denver later. The Sheri-
Ian family was at one time very promi-
tent in Denver, but the home has not
'een here for a number of years.
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Mr. and Mrs. Martin Z. Rowley well
omed a little daughter on Friday,
iarch 10.
John F. Campion is again able to be
ut after slight illness.
Colonel A. H Wray of New York City
3 the guest of his daughter Mrs.
'harles J. Babcock.
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The fine weather of last Sunday
empted many 10 go out to Sacret Heart
ollege ball grounds, where a splendid
anne was played by the college boys
nd McTammany Outlaws, in which
he former came out easy victors. The
ED has been scraped and rolled. and
5 in very excellent condition for the
many skirmishes 1t is to witness this
pring. One of the most important
ames of the season will be played on
aturday, March %, between the coll
ege boys and the team from the State
ElNeTSlIE at Boulder. II VIII De on the
acred Heart grounds. and later in the
10-the college boys will
isit Boulder and fight the university
cam on its own soil. Much local in
crest centers in these engagements. as
9th teams are of undoubted strength.
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Rev Father Lajeunesse has COM
lenced the erection of a $4,000 paro-
HAL school in Fort Collins. which
peaks we'll for the growth of the Cath
lie population of that town.
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Mrs w r. Glanville died at her
ONE. 2S27 High street, on Thursday,
larch IS, and was buried on Saturday,
Iarch 90. with requiem mass at Sa-
red Heart church. Burial was in Mount
livet cemetery. Previous to her mar
age Mrs. Glanyille was Miss Nellie
onley, one of the popular young wo-
len of the East side.
Obituary.
Patrick Mullen of 124 South Ogden
fYAef died a his borOa IN NToDda1