The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1899-11-11

Wallace is private secretary to Frank
/ lin Farrell, the multi-millionaire.
Mr.. J. B. Stephens has presented the
/ church with a fine stove and will this
week order a, set Of stations of the
cross.
Miss Lillian Alexander has returned
/ from Mercur, where she spent q. few
] days visiting Mr.. and Mrs. B. Stein
man.
On last Sunday Rev. Father Morrisey
1 baptized dear little stranger, who
came to gladden. the home of Mr.. and
Mrs E V. Manca.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Mitchell
leave for Chicago next week. where
/ they win live for the future. Their
many friends regret their departure.
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Mrs. A. r. Haywood, class of 81"
! St Mary's Academy was a guest of
Miss Frances Phillips during her stay
here to attend the Alumnae meeting.
! Rev Father York of San Francisco
was in Zion for few days this week,
the guest of Rt. Rev Bishop Seaman.
He was on his way home fom Europe.
.
The choir at St Patrick's Church is
composed of the following ladies: Mrs.
I West1nan, organist; Mrs. ii. Conley.
Miss Lottie Kirk and Miss Mary Ma
han.
Mrs. W. R. Campell, wife Of the'prom-
inent Nevada stockman, is at the Gull
len, accompanied by her sister Miss
Eva 0'Neil and expects to remain all
winter.
Vicar General Kelly and Rev. Father
York were in Park City on Monday,
to visit the mines. Rev Father York
made a geological survey of the great
Silver King mine under the guidance
of MIR. Daily.
Mr. z. B. Stephenson, the bass solo
list of the II O'clock choir, sang an 20
Salutaris,'' by Wiegand last Sunday.
He has a beautiful voice. and his ser
vices are much appreciated.
Mr.. W. H. Cunningham returned on
last Tuesday from MercuT. where he
spent some time in the interests of the
De Lamar properties While in Mer-
cur he injured his arm by falling down
an embankment at the Golden Gate
mine.
Mrs. j. {. Sullivan of Eureka, Miss
Mary Sullivan of Green River, Miss
Margaret Clinton Of De Lamar, Mrs
A. r. Haywood of Ogden and Miss
Dora Kinney of Rock Springs were
visiting graduates at st, Mary's last !
week.
Miss MIRA Woods, Miss Anna !
O Brien, Miss Margaret Robertson. Miss |
Adeline De Chene and Miss Louise En-
ret. the young ladies who hope to grad |
uate at St Marys next year, were the |
guests of the Alumnae association at |
their BANQUET
The Needlework Guild will this week /
distribute TO the orphan asylums. hos !
pitfalls and charitable organizations the /
garments made during the year. Mr.. .
Porter Of the Kenyon has kindly given |
the members the use of his sample
rooms to exhibit the work.
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The childrens choir at St Mary's I
sing very sweetly at the O'clock Mass.
and all Children in the parish who do /
not belong viii be gladly welcomed as /
members Ht. Rev. Bishop takes great |
interest in the children. and the little /
folks, knowing this, ere very faithful /
in attending rehearsals /
An effort IS being made new % or
ganize boys choir and parents should I
cooperate with the clergy to fnsure
the succ IS of the undert king by send
ing the boys to rehearsals
Rehearsals are at The Es7iscDpaFf resi-
dence on saturday aftef1 cons at $3.50 I
for the girls. and i:z5 Tor The boys
a certain young lady Coz enosiga to /