The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-08-27

naugh of Cincinnati, Ohio, who is about
TO leave Butte for his former home in
the Buckeye state. Thomas j. O'Neill
| acted as chairman during the formal
| portion of the entertainment and pleas
antly introduced the following interest
ing numbers: Piano solo, Mrs. Perrin:
vocal solo, Miss Madeline Heslop, with
MISS Helen ONeil as accompanist; gui-
tar solo. Mrs. j. A. Mckee; piano Sc
iectlons from the operas, Professor
Daniels; baritone solo. William Waters.
Inc programme was followed by a neat
ana complimentary speech by Chair
man ONeil and the presentation OF an
elegantly mounted silk umbrella to Mr.
CaVanaugh, who made a feeling re-
sponse expressing regret that his pleas
ant associations in Butte were so soon
to be severed. A NJ. Dewey of Wash
ington, d. c., lifelong friend of the
guest OF honor made short address,
reviewing an association with Mr. Cav
anaugh in the labor movement for more
than 20 years, and urged the members
OF the Hennessy association to earnest
ly carry forward the work so ausp-
ciously inaugurated by his friend. Re-
freshments were served by the ladies
of the association, and dancing was in
dulged in until the wee sma' hours of the
morning. The following guests were
present: Guest of honor, Hugh Cava-
naush; Messrs. d. p. Murphy, A. G.
ildSilll' oltO w. 10uldnl. j. j. dTfneT,
n. G. Merkle James T. Griffin, A. M.
Dewey, M. NJ Meyer, |. A. Lord, Thorn
as j. ONeil John Haslin, w. ]. Shee-
han, w. F. Waters. j. V. Gormeley,
f. Z. Fassbinder, Joseph Hancock and
Frank kavanaugh: Mesdames Louise
Breecher, Josephine Griffin, James A.
Mckee, d. Henderson. d. j. Donohue
M. Morton, M. Walters, NJ. Hobin, and
Misses Margaret Glenn, Jeanette Mo-
han, Kittie Dunn, Helen ONeil, Kate
Mccarthy, Kate NJ. Griffin of Sioux
City, Iowa; Belle Gracey, Sadie Will
Jams, Ada Schirmer. Nellie Hennessy,
Elva Henderson, B. P. Downey, Kath-
crime Hosty, Julia Mcguire, Sadie Han
ley, Lizzie Perrin. Margaret Hobin,
Grace O'Hara. Ethel Heslop, Katherine
ODonnell. Eta Dalton, Marie ODon-
nell and Madeline Heslop.
Mrs. Ervine Reynolds is visiting
relatives and friends in Philadelphia.
Miss Richards has returned from the
Gallatin valley. where her mother and
party are camping.
Mrs. F. P. Holbrook will leave this
week for Salem, Ore, to visit friends
and relatives.
The Misses Nichols and Mrs Living
stone have returned from Wise river
where. with party, they camped Cor
two weeks.
Wednesday evening the members of
ST. Patrick's alumni met in the par
lors of the parochial school and spent
the evening with Sister Mary Cecilia,
who departed Thursday for Helena,
where she will take charge of ST. Vim
cents academy John Hogan, in be-
half of the society, presented the sister
with a beautiful silk umbrella as a
token of the esteem in which she is
held by the graduates of the school
While all regretted to lose the sister,
she left for her new home having the
sincere thanks of the pupils and best
wishes of her numerous friends for end
less happiness and success. Beides the
members of the alumni there We're
present the sisters of the school, Rev
Fathers De Siere, Blaere and Callahan
During the course of the evening the
Following programme was rendered:
Song, Fairy Isle," Alumni Glee club:
Our School," Rev. Father DeSiere:
The Alumni, Miss Debbie Gibbons:
instrumental solo. Miss Kate Roman;
The Graduates of ST. PatriclSs," Rev
j. j. Callahan: response in behalf of
graduates, William J. Mcmahon; reci-
tation, THE Eviction" John hogan:
vocal duet, Misses McGlynn and Court
ney; Our Clergy" Edgar Andrieux;
remarks, Rev. Father Blaere; vocal
solo, Miss Martha McGlynn; our
Teachers" Miss Deddie Gibbons;
Good Night" Glee club.
Misses Maggie Nevin, Winifred Nevin
and Lizzie Duggan have returned from
two weeks visit to Salt Lake
Mrs. George Nevin, Mrs. Thomas F.
Sheehan and Miss Mayme Nevin spent
the early part of last week in Hamil-
ton.
The Butte Whist club had another
outing at the gardens Thursday. The
afternoon was spent In card playing,
after which all sat down to refresh
ments which were provided by the la
dies. Mrs. Charles won the first prize,
which was a hand-painted manicure
tray Mrs. Melcher. second, hand paint
ed china syrup pitcher and tray; Mrs.
Thomas, consolation prize, hand
painted card receiver. Those present
We're Mesdames Melcher Willis,
Charles, McFadden, Wright. Freyler,
Thomas. Much, Richards. Davis. Gill
bert, Walsh. Wentworth, Scott. Munger,
Willis, Morrison, Elliot and More
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Hand of British
Columbia are visiting friends in Butte,
their former home. They will go 10
Spokane this week
Mrs. NJ. J. Cornell and her guest, Miss
Radley of New York. have returned
from Helena, where they were the
guests of Mrs. II. A. D'Acheul for 10
days.
Tuesday evening the graduates of St.
Patrick's met at the school hall anu or
ganiZed an alumni. For some time the
different classes have been endeavorng
to organize this society, but owing to
the absence of some the organiza ton
was postponed until vacat ton. The
members are receiving congratulat tons
from all sides, as this is the first alumni
attempted in our city. The officers for
the ensuing year are: Honorary presi-
dent, FIR. DeSiere: president, William J.
McMahon, 90; vice president. Tessie B.
Courtney, '97; secretary, j. p. Hogan,
'SS; treasurer Miles A. Hogan. $50; crit.
ic. Sister NJ. Xavier; editor. Deddie l.
Gibbons, '9S. All the members are very
! enthusiastic and say in a short time
st. Patrick's alumni will be in a flour
| lshing condition The members are:
| Clemet Berkard, William j. McMahcn,
! Minnie F. Witty, Lillian Coleman.
Tessie r. Courtney, Tessie V. Birming-
| ham, Dehbie F. Gibbons. De6idie / Gb-
hons, John p. Hogan. Martha V Nc
! Glynn, Kate a. Roman. Mayme V. Drls-
coll. Mary " Leary, Maggie Kiely.
Miles A Hogan, Edger NJ. Andrieux
and John T. Dolan