The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-01-01
Social and Personal.

MISS ol6lld 4 OTndII, WHO HcLS DtSl
attending school in Indiana, is spend
85S Lincoln avenue.
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Mrs. Brown Ruffin Webb is spending
the holidays with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. 1. Monarch, $50 Grant avenue.
Mrs. Webb was a bride of last Christ
mas, and now resides in Kentucky.
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Miss Florence Flynn, who has been
teaching school at Perigo, Colo, is en-
joying the Christmas vacation at her
home in Denver.
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Miss Eva Sullivan is at home for the
holidays from her school, st. Mary's
academy, Leavenworth, Kan.
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Miss Marguerite McPhee, who at
tends the Sacred Heart convent, Man
hattanville, n. Y, is enjoying the
Christmas vacation at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Nc
Phee, 1647 CIarkSon street
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The spacious home of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. P. Allen at 1928 West Eighteenth
avenue will present a gay scene on Sat
urday afternoon, when Miss Gertrude
Allen, assisted by a number of friends,
will receive from 2 until 8 o'clock. The
young women who will receive with
Miss Allen are: Miss Philomene Girar-
dot, Miss Olive Baldwin, Miss Gail
Hoskinson, Miss Minnie Orton. Miss
Marie Hathaway, Miss Grace Clara,
Miss Alice Clark, Miss Cecilia Morri-
son and Miss May Morrison.
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Miss Mamie Hess, daughter of Mr..
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the holidays at her Denver home. Miss
Hess is a pupil at ST Mary's academy,
South Bend, Ind.
Miss Agnes Holland and Miss Ruth
Holland entertained about a dozen
young girls at luncheon last week in
a most charming manner.
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Mrs Martin E Rowley and children
of Pueblo, Colo, spent Christmas in
Denver with Mrs. Rowleys mother,
Mrs. j. E. O'Brien.
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Miss May Gillis is visiting in Fort
Collins during the holidays.
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Mrs. w. H. Andrew left last week
for Mexico, where her daughter, Mrs.
Willis Hulings, is reported quite i'll.
drew, one of the most beautiful and at
tractive young women in Denver socie-
ty. Her marriage to Willis Hulings was
one of the events of last summer.
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Leonard Dorse, a pupil of Immacu-
late Conception school. who has been
i'll for several weeks, is now considered
out of danger.
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Miss Marie Mykens is spending the
Christmas holidays at her home, 1920
Downing avenue
The Knights of Columbus reserved a
portion of the Tabor opera house We'd
nesday evening. December 20. out OF
compliment to Edward J. Kelly of
Lynn, Mass, who was received into the
Denver council recently. and who is
business manager of ''The Virginian, -
which is running this week at the Ia
Dor. During his stay in Denver Mr.
Kelly made many friends among the
Knights and ably assisted in the degree
work a-few weeks ago.
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St Joseph's Dramatic club gave a de-
lightful entertainment Tuesday even
ing, December %, in st. Joseph's hall on
West Sixth avenue and Galapago
street. Three one-act playlets were
presented, while singing and musical
numbers helped fill the program. The
sketches were put on under the direc-
tion of Mr.. Joseph Newman, and be-
trayed talent and conscientious work
on the part of the young men and wo-
men of the club. Those appearing in
the program were Miss Stella Howard,
Miss Irene Howard, Miss Regina
Burns, Miss Julia O'Connor, Miss Rose
Donegan, Miss Stella Creedon, Miss
Genevieve Gegg. Miss Arlie Doyle, Miss
Marie Besant, Miss Lorette Broderick
and Miss Margaret Desmond, Messrs.
Joseph Newman, George Kerwin, Ed
ward Wolter, c.. B. Heester, Patrick
Ryan, Joseph Murray, Harry Jones
and Robert MCGOWAN.
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More than fifty dollars was raised for
the orphans of Regina Coeli Villa by
Justice of the Peace Gavin few nights
before Christmas. Justice Gavin had
been called upon to perform marriage
ceremony for a theatrical couple, and
when handed SIS as his fee promptly
announced that he would give it to the
italian Sisters for their orphanage if
the people present would help in so far
as they We're able. His generosity
proved contagious and in a short while
more than fifty dollars was gathered to-
gether for the poor Sisters who seldom
experience such kindness.
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The Sacred Heart Aid society will
meet Thursday afternoon, January 6.
with Mrs. Joseph A. Osner,357 Broad
way.
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Mrs John ]. Hagus, who was i'll last
week. is now able to be about the
house.
Obituary.
The funeral of Robert Murphy, who
died at the Oakes home last week of