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Show Personal. j W. J. McGuire of the cathedral parish par-ish has returned from a business trip to Arizona. Cards have been received bv Denver friends announcing the marriage of Miss Kate Murphy of this city and Arthur Ar-thur Livingstone of Canada. The cere-j nioay, which was a complete surprise I to her friends, occurred on P"eb. 21 in Alberta. Northwest Territory. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Murphy of 102;; East Thirteenth Thir-teenth avenue, and was employed at the county court house for a number of years. Mr. Living-stone is connected with the Union bank of Canas in Alberta. Al-berta. Me was an officer in the English army, and served with distinction in the Boer ward. Mrs. Livingstone's many Denver friends extend best wishes. Mis. p. H. Iritzpatrick of Sacred Heart parish, who underwent a serious operation at St. Joseph's hospital, is rapidly recovering. Mrs. Xorman L. Travcr and family havc moved from o02 East Twenty-fifth Twenty-fifth avenue to 20j!) Emerson street. Miss May Gillis, who has been very seriously ill of pneumonia, is now out of danger. ' Among the ontortainnn-ni.s already being planned for the post-Lenten season, sea-son, is a jolly little dame by the A. Ii. club at Houston hall on Friday evening, April 2;j. , I Patrick J. Moffatt has purchased a beautiful residence at 2717 Gaylord street, and will make it his home. .wis. j . j. ttyan nas been very ill for several weeks at her home. 1122 Washington Wash-ington street. Mrs. Eliza M. DuBois entertained the members of the West Side Woman's club Monday afternoon-, March I. at her home. 2059 Emerson street. ti Miss Mary Horen. who spent some time in Denver the house guest of Miss Ellen Solis of 1601 Downing avenue, has returned to her home in Tierra Amaril- ! la, X. M. Miss Horen was the recipient of much social attention during her stay in Denver. The little son of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Ray, who has been critically jll of pneumonia, pneu-monia, is on the road to recovery. Mr. and Mrs. William H. Hermes, jr., have returned from their wedding trip and are at home at 1544 Franklin street. Mrs. J. O. Dostal. who has been confined con-fined to her bed for a week suffering from an aggravated case of grippe, is now convalescent. 4 Jr H. J. Met 'onville. a member of Denver Den-ver council 5..!). Knights of Columbus, landed in Xew York last wexk on his way home from an extended visit abroad. Mr. Me-Conville visited Messina Mes-sina shortly after the earthquake of Dec. 28. , t On account of the illness of her father, fa-ther, Miss Louise Young was unable to entertain the Wednesday Literary club this week. Miss Tillie Shevnin, the president, took the meeting instead. Mrs. AV. R. Leonard had the paper of tbe day. ' Edward W. Gerity. one of the best known young men in Carbondale, Pa., died last week at Sa. Joseph's hospital j arter a brief siege of pneumonia. Mr. Gerity was only 26 years of age. but was proprietor of the Club hotel in his nome town. He came to Denver for a visit with his cousins. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Moran of Lafayette street, three weeks ago, and was soon taken down with pneumonia. The body was sent to Carbondale for interment. ft Misses Florentine and Mary Goodwin of 1100 Clarkson street acquitted themselves them-selves admirably at the musical given on Tuesday evening, March ij. at the Knight-Campbell hall by the vpupiks of Miss Robinson. Both tbe young- girls showed exceptional talent. ft Martin !:. Rowley, manager of the Shirley hotel, was host at an elaborate breakfast given last Sunday - morning to some of the best known newspaper writera of Denver. 4: jfc . William McDonough. the young baseball base-ball player, who was married in Denver Den-ver last summer in the height of the ball season, is going to give up the sport, he announces anri cuttio a..,., serious business. Last week Mr. and Mrs. McDonough gave up their new home in Denver and went back to Chicago, Chi-cago, their childhood home. Mr. McDonough Mc-Donough announced that he was going to retire for five years from the diamond dia-mond and go into business. He has usually devoted his w inters to work in ' the packing business and his summers ' to playing- ball. In future he will be all i work, he says. Mr. McDonough has 4 I been called tbe "most gentlemanly ball player in the country." He and his bride made many ftiends during their residence here. |