The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-02-12
OGDEN, UTAH.
Especial Cerrespondenee.)

During the past week Miss Mary Sui
Ivan visited in Evanston, the guest of
Mrs. NJ. N. Wolff.
Among the Ogdenites who took ad-
vantage of the Elks' excursion to Cali
fornia were Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Heal
ly, Mr.. Denny Smyth and his two sons,
Frank and Ed.
Mrs. A. r. Haywood, her mother,
Mrs. Guthrie, and Mrs. Roth left Mon
day for Los Angeles and a trip through
the west, where they expect to remain
several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Erickson ar
rived here Monday from Evanston. Mr..
Erickson has had serious siege OF
sickness, and 1t is hoped that the slight
change will benefit him.
Mrs. Mary Connors left last Friday
afternoon for California, where she in
tends to spend the remaining winter
months.
On her way to Denver, Mrs. A. Lu-
man of Salt Lake stopped off in Ogden
for few hours to visit her daughter
Phyllis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jackman of PocatelIo,
Ida, are in the city visiting a few days
with their daughter Susie
Mrs. NJ. Furlong- Hennessey. 50, of
Butte, Mont, devoted friend and gen.
erous benefactor of Sacred Heart, was
warmly welcomed last Monday. She
was accompanied by her three children.
Little Eilene Vance had happy sur
prise last Friday morning, when her
mother. Mrs. 7. Vance of Green River,
dropped in unexpectedly to visit with
her few days
Miss Susie Jackman, 10 broke the
routine of school life by visiting in Salt
Lake Saturday and Sunday She was
accompanied there by her mother.
Miss Alwilda Tropp, 8. was a well
come visitor at Sacred Heart during the
past week On her way to California
she evinced her loyalty to alma mater
by staying a few days in Ogden renew
ing old-time acquaintance at the aca-
DENY.
Miss Zelda Harvey was much de-
lighted by visit with her father, who
came from LOnetree, Wyo., the early
part of last week.
The feast of St Blaise was befitingly
celebrated by all the members of the
academy having their threats blessed.
invoking the protection of that faithful
patron for the remaining years.
Among the Startling" events occur
ring in the third preparatory class must
be mentioned a spelling contest. in
which each little girl showed the high
est ambition to remain standing long
est
Miss Dorothy Stevenson of Green
River, WyO., is now numbered among
the junior ranks of Sacred Heart The
small girls are anXiOusly looking for
ward to their banquet which is to be
given them on the arrival of the twen-
ty-fifth junior.
Last Friday afternoon the first aca-
denies gave a class party in their re-
citation room. The affair proved 10
be most successful. After a delicious
luncheon was served the lively girls in
dulged in games and dancing until the
few short hours allotted for enjoyment
had passed all too quickly
Miss Marguerite McNulty. who has
been i'll for two weeks with a very
painful earache. though not entirely re-
lieved of it, seems each day to be re-
covering her jolly spirits, Both teach |
ers and classmates hope that with the
coming week she may be able to re-
sumo her studies as a graduate.
Misses Cecile Raglan and Marguerite |
Grill entertained, respectively, at their |
homes in honor of Miss Maude McGui- |
ness, their classmate, who will soon be |
leaving Ogden for Los Angeles, her fu- |
-ure home. On both occasions games, |
singing and dancing formed the prin- |
cipal amusement.
The end of January having drawn to |
4 close, the usual monthly reports we're
given. and though the standing of many |
IF the girls was not up to the mark |
hat they had attained before the holi- |
lays, it seems only natural that after |
he diversions of Christmas there is diff !
iculty in settling down to hard work |
Father Cushnahan spoke a few words |
If praise and encouragement to the |
Eager students
EDNA HAMILTON. 10