The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-04-24
Personal.

A, J. Ortiz, Mexican consul at Den
yer left on Tuesday for the City of
Mexico.
The social which was given for the
benefit of the cathedral parish at El
,Tebel temple on Thursday evening,
April 10, was one of the most thorough
lY delightful affairs Of the season. The
very large dancing space proved in
adequate to accommodate the lovers of
that amusement and several hundred
betook themselves to the gallery to play
cards or enjoy looking down on the
merry throng below. Lohman's orches-
ira furnished the music. More than $500
was realized by the entertainment.
which was intended as much to pro
mote sociability among the members of
the parish as for any pccuniary gain.
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Mr. and Mrs Charles J. Reilly of l176
Gaylord street are home again after q
charming visit to Memphis and other
cities of the southland.
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Mrs Russell Palmer, Who spent some
time as the house guest of Mrs. f. G.
Straub. 1882 High street, was called to
her home in Holly Wood, Cal, last
week by the illness of her husband.
X
Mrs. Joseph c. Hagus entertained the
Friday 500 club last week at her home,
1649 Pearl street. Easter ideas were
carried out in decorations and refresh
ments.
Mrs. Louis Hough is visiting in the
east.
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Miss Mary Moore Of st. Leos parish
was received at St Josephs hospital
last Saturday suffering with blood
poisoning. the result of splinter Of
wood which penetrated her finger a
week previous.
Miss May Gillis and Miss Margaret
Gillis who have been visiting in Fort
Collins, have returned to their home in
Denver.
Mrs. II. F. Merryweather entertained
AT a charming luncheon last Saturday
Spring flowers made the table very at
tractive.
Mrs. Eliza ~ Dubois and little
grandson, Alfred Dubois. will leave on
Saturday for San Francisco. They will
spend at least a year on the coast.
AllEs T.. VI i0li iduu NdS QulLt Ill last
week, but is now very much improved.
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Miss Julia Mclaughlin win entertain
at cards Friday afternoon. April 30. at
her home, 1920 st. Paul street
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Mrs. Eugene II. Wechbaugh of 45O
East Ninth avenue underwent sue
cessfuI operation at ST Joseph's hos
pital on Thursday, April Is. Mrs.
Wechbaugh was operated on over a
year ago, but since then has been in
very poor health. Her physicians.
however, are confident now that in
short time she viii be perfectly we'll
Mrs Wechbaugh was formerly Miss
Ella Mullen.
The A. B. club was entertained Tues
day evening of this week at the home
of Miss Ethel Kissell.
Mrs. Kearns, the venerable mother of
George r. -Kearns and Mrs. n. X Den
man, is very i'll at her home, 1851 Grant
avenue. Mrs. Kearns has been in fail
ing health all winter, but for the past
few weeks has been unable to leave her
bed.
The many friends of Mrs. William A.
vi 81 VI -4oU lJbAl lllllE avenue dT6
extending their sincere sympathy to her
on the death of her beloved mother.
which occurred in Rochester, n. Y, on
Wednesday of last week
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Denver will have a distinguished Wis
itor during the week in the person of
Miss Mildred Rawlins of London, Eng
land, who will be the house guest of
Mrs. J. J. Brown at 1910 Pennsylvania
avenue. Miss Rawlins is one of the
very close friends made by Mrs Brown
and Miss Helen Brown during their
long residence abroad She is the
daughter of Major and Lady Rawiins.
the former member of the kings
Miss Rawlins will be the
recipient of much social attention dur
ing her sojoun in Denver.
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Sacred Heart college boys were much
interested last week in the trial Mara
thon, i'm which two of their number
were entered. The race was from Lit
tleton to the Office of the Denver Post
on Champa street-a distance of ten
and one-haif miles. The college boys
lao 4fof, II I n