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

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} ceding her marriage to Joseph "
Benson. Miss Gertrude Wolfe and
Miss Caroline Wolfe entertained for
her at charming luncheon last
week, and Mrs. George Cordingly also
chose a luncheon as her means OF
honoring the popular young woman.
On Friday Mrs. Milton Bates enter
tanned at bridge party, the guest of
honor being Miss Green.
At the convention of the Rocky
Mountain Letter Carriers association,
Frank Newman of Denver was elect
ed member of the executive COM
mittee.
The secular priests of the diocese
went on retreat at the st. Thomas
Theological seminary on Monday
evening of this week Father Shaw,
c. NJ, conducted the exercises.
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Miss Zula Monarch and Miss Cecil
Monarch entertained at bridge Thurs
day afternoon at their home S36
Grant street.
Miss May Kramer, Miss Verna
Keefe and Miss Marie Foley are Ca
thedral parish young women who
were graduated last week from the
State Normal school at Greeley, Colo.
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Mrs. Caldwell Yeaman has re-
turned from an eastern visit
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Miss Clara Costello has returned to
her home in Colorado Springs after a
pleasant visit with Miss Eva Green.
Mrs. Archie Dandraw and little son
John are visiting in Colorado Springs.
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Mrs. Samuel I. Monarch has re-
turned from Delta, Colo, where she
was visiting her daughter Mrs
Brown Ruffin Webb.
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Justice of the Peace Cornelius ].
Gavin has gone to Excelsior Springs,
rest.
Mrs. o. L. Smith of 1876 Race
street, and her daughter, Mrs. Louis
Hough, are giving a series of parties
for their home guest, Miss Harriet
Smith of Muskegon, Mich. On We'd
nesday afternoon fifty guests were
entertained at bridge, and Thursday
afternoon saw a like number assem-
blem in the spacious home at a
euchre party.
Miss Edna Straub entertained the
girls of the Phi Delta Kappa sorority
last week at her home, 1892 High
street. An elaborate luncheon was
served at tables artistically decorated
in black and yellow, the sorority col
ors. In the afternoon the members
attended the matinee at Eiitch's gar
dens. Seventeen young women made
up the happy party.
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Mrs. Eliza NJ. Dubois and grandson,
Alfred Dubois, left Sunday evening I
for Canada to spend the summer. |
They were accompanied part way by !
Mr. and Mrs Joseph A. Osner and |
niece, Miss Laura Wernet, who will |
visit in New York City for some !
weeks.
The regular meeting of the Sacred
Heart Aid society was held Thursday |
afternoon, June 16. at the home of
Mrs. Ella Wilkin, 1915 Corona street.
Mrs. p. r. Riordan was joint host
ass, and the large and enthusiastic
meeting had many social features.
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Mrs. John A Keefe entertained the
Good Shepherd Aid association Tues
lay afternoon at her home, 1901 York
street
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The Queen of Heaven Aid society
will hold its regular monthly meeting
Tuesday afternoon, June 81, at the re-
tdence of Mrs. John F. Bryan, 2518
rving street.
A lucheon marked the reception Of
he class of 1910 into the Alumnae
association of St Mary's academy. 1t
vas given on Thursday, June 9. Mrs.
F. Haberl, president of the
ssociation, presided, and made the
.ddresS of welcome. Responding to
casts were Mrs H. A Whistler. Miss
ulia Clifford, Miss Mamie Mullen,
drs. NJ. S. Decanter, Mrs. G. H. Will
Jams and Miss Cecile Haberl.
Rev. Thomas H. Malone delivered
he address at the commencement ex-
rcises of st. Gertrude's academy /
'oulder, Colo, on Monday evening,
une 13. 5
DR.. P. V. Carlin, president OF the {
Denver school board, made his first |
ppearance as a public speaker when
e addressed the graduates of North {
Denver High school Friday evening, {
une 10. He was enthusiastically re-
eived, and his sensible and we'll
hosen remarks were cheered to the !
cho.