The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-06-18
soCIAI AND PERsoNAL.

Bishop N c. Matz confirmed a
large class at Leadville on Sunday
last
On account of the importance of
his being with the children of his
parish during their retreat, Father M.
w, Donovan was excused from MAX
ing his own retreat at the seminary
with the other priests of the diocese.
He will make it privately later. fath-
er Donovan's class will receive First
Holy Communion and be confirmed
on Sunday, June 19.
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Miss Lillian Gates of the cathedral
parish, who has been suffering from
tonsiliis, is recovering.
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Misses Marie and Kathleen Mykins,
who have been attending Mount st.
Scholastica's academy at Canon City,
are home for the summer vacation.
Miss Eva Sullivan is home from ST.
Mary's academy at Leavenworth,
Kan, for the summer holidays.
DR.. and Mrs. Daniel G. Monaghan
celebrated their fourth wedding an
niversary on Monday of this week.
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Miss Nora Phillips went to st.
Louis to attend the graduation of her
sister, Miss Marie Phillips. Miss Nora
is also graduate of st. Joseph's
there.
Considerable interest attaches to
the announcement of the marriage of
Miss Bessie Cream Of the cathedral
parish, Denver, and Irving Probasco
of Pittsburg. The wedding occurred
while Miss Cream was on visit to her
sister. Mrs. Christopher Carlin, in
Pittsburg. She is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs w. T. Cream Of S25 East
Tenth avenue, and a graduate of st.
Mary's academy in this city. She is
an accomplished musician and artist.
Mrs. Cream was the only Denver rela-
tive who went east to attend the GER
emony.
Miss Mabel Fitzgerald Of North
Vernon, Ind, has come to spend the
summer with her aunt, Mrs. James
P. Foley, whose home is at 2250 Cher
ry street, Park Hill. Miss Fitzgerald
was in Denver before and made many
friends, who will renew acquaintance
with her this summer. She is mu-
sician and charming young woman.
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Miss Rhonhilde Hobe OF Michigan
is the house guest of Mrs. ]. J. Brown
and Miss Helen Brown of 1910 Penn
sylvania avenue. Next week Miss
Eileen Horton of Kansas City will join
the merry party at the Brown house
Three baptisms are recorded on the |
cathedral books for last Sunday |
Father J. E. McDonough officiated in |
all INSTANCES. The children baptized !
were: Edwin John McGinity, infant |
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin McGinity; |
Oliver Leo Thompson, son of Mr.. and |
Mrs. Oliver Thompson, and Richard |
Forest Hogan, son of Mr.. and Mrs. |
Donald Hogan.
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Rehearsals for Dolly Day. the |
opera to be given by the Queens
Daughters at the Broadway theatre
June 20 and 80, are progressing nice
ly souvenir program will be one
means of enlarging the fund the
members hope to accumulate for the
purpose of establishing in Denver
home for young women who come
here as strangers. The committee
which is attending to this work is
of Miss Katherine Goodwin,
Miss Irene Howard, Harry McCabe
and John Fox.
The soloists in the opera are Misses
Nora Brophy. Hida Morrall, Helen
McGovern, Thomas Collins, Charles
Nickerson and Mr.. Zimmerman.
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The Immaculate Conception Alum
nj association banquet will be held at
the Metropole hotel on Tuesday
evening, June IA. Several commit
tees are at work arringing the de-
tails.
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The popularity of Miss Eva Green,
one of the brides of the week, was {
by the number of exclusive
functions at which she was honor
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