The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1899-12-16


.--.......-.......... Schumann-Liszt
Mr.. M. II. Hirschfeld
Piano solo 6b) "'Serenata" Beethoven
Mr.. M. H. Hirschfeld.
Flaho solo (cl, "Polonaise". .Rubenstein
Mr.. NJ H HirschfeId
- March, King Cotton" Sousa
. Boston ana Montana band
Vocal solo ....... Selected
Mr.. Schmidlap.
Violin solo, "Mazurka de Concert
...;'-...--.......... Divide Musin
Nicola Thomas, the child violinist.
vocal solo ta)' "A Spring Song vio-
IN obllgato Reinecke
t mrs. George Haldorn, w "A Clark, jr
t Violin solo OBJ, The Rosary. - Nevin
mrs. George Haldorn, w A. Clark, jr
Medley, In Coonland" ..... Bidgood
Boston and Montana band.
/, Inc last vocal selection on the pro-
gram1ne was rendered by Mrs. George
, Haidorn. 1t is needless to say that
tnat lady acquitted herself in her usual
, happy manner that has made her so
sought after TO sing upon all occa-
slons of like character TO that of Fri
day night.
Il F. j. GiIligan win soon be on the
street again receiving the congratula-
! tons of his friends.
Mr.. Turner, uncle of Professor Han
! nifin of the Butte Optical company. is
, quite ill with pneumonia at the Sisters
Hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. COnnell depart
shortly for European trip. Mr.. Con-
nell returned during the week from his
hunting trip in the vicinity of Dewey,
Mont
\ P. S Harrington has returned from
1 Salt Lake where he underwest an
! operation for appendicitis 4EIe is much
! improved in health and his friends are
glad to see him home again.
A recent letter from Mrs. Miles Fin
/ ian states that she is on the Sea zen
route to Naples. I" Mr. F'fnlan is spend
ing. some time in New York and Wash
liisto n eefore returning to newest.
Rev Father Van Der Broeck return
! ed to Dillon last Saturday after long
and pleasant visit among his many
friends in Butte, and the scenes of
his eal'lyI fiestly laborss in the west.
Rev. Father. Callahan has been quite
i'll at the Sisters Hospital since Dec /,
y, with "a severe attack of la grippe.
His condition last Tuesday was suf-
fiedently improved to warrant a speedy
recovery.
Mr.. John Mclaughlin returned from
Bath, n Y, last Sunday, whittier he
had gone with the remains of his
brother, Christopher, recently deceased
The body was inferred beside those of
his father and mother.
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The residents of Butte are enjoying
exceptionally fine weather. Smoke is
conspicuous by its absence and there /
On sob. ,,.,l.
mind one that Xmas is near. Cold and |
clear would be the average summed !
up report
Miss Lulu Largey, who has been
absent visiting in Omaha for .eone I
months, returned recently, accom- |
panied by Miss Bartlett Of Chicago. On |
her way home Miss Largely visited her
brother, Creighton, who is attending
All HalloKs college. in Salt Lake City.
Miss Katie Naughten has recovered
her watch which was recently stolen
from her residence at 416 West Park
Detective Murphy discovered the
missing time piece in a pawn shop I
and as the party who did the pawning
Is lodged in Jail. it is hoped that the
other missing articles viii soon be To-
Gated.
st. Laurence's Church, Walkerv<le,
Rev. Father Batens, pastor, will be the
scene of a solemn and interesting cere-
mony, Sunday, Dec. II. Father Cas-
sidy of st. Vincent's College. Pennsyl-
vania, wild celebrate his Firsl Mass.
FatheE, Cassidy was ordained Dec Is,
at Fargo, n. D.. by Ri. Rev Bishop
Stanley, and viii be stationed at st.
Laurence,s as assistant to Rev. Father
Balens. The InterTnountain Catholic
extends a hearty welcome and best
wishes for future happiness and use
fulneas to the young Priest.
The Sisters of st Patricks school
were the happy recipients last week of
a SET of thirty beautifully framed
photographs, the generous gift of Mr..
]. H. Leys0n. The collection contains
views of historic statues, ruins of
ancient cities and temples in existence
before the dawn of Christianity: and
also reproductions of the most famous
paintings. Mr.. Le,yson made
the collection years ago when travelling
through Europe. Among the historic
scenes OF classic Greece and mighty
Rome. The. pictures will be hung in
the various class rooms, where they
Will not only beautify the building but
also instruct the pupils.
Mrs. Thomas LayeE gave delight
ful luncheon on Thursday. Dec Z. in
honor of Mns. NJ. j. Council, who leaves
n a few days for the east. The menu
vas most delicious and gotten up with s
he usual completeness as to detail that I
haracteTizes all the entertainments !
given by Mrs. Lave1l. Pink was the !
prevailing color in decorations and $
lowers After luncheon cards followed ]
1t which Mrs. A. F. Heinze won the |
iIst prize and Mrs. ). 3. Welcome the
second. The guests We're. Mrs. Com. 5
le3l, Mrs. Keene, Mrs. Arthur Heinze {
IF New York, Mrs. COtter, Mrs. Long, {
Mrs. Freund, Mrs. Shaw Mrs. Hol- /
brook and Mrs. Welcome. {
. ;
On Wednesday afternoon, Dec. 6,
Mrs. ]. K. Clark gave a most elegant
luncheon in honor of Mrs. Keene and
Mrs. NJ. J. Connell. Mrs. Clark's home
vas beautifully decorated with flowers
and ported plants for the occasion. The
able decorations were unusually pref
y and were in green and white and a
bunch Of beautiful roses
leld the place of honor in the center. :
The guests We're: Mrs. Kesne, Mrs.
2fouts, Mrs, Shaw, Mrs. Heslet, Mrs. {,
1ong, Mrs. Welcome. Mrs. Holbrook,
Mrs. Murray, Mrs.. Lavel, Mrs. COtter,
Mrs, Mediation, Mrs. Harrington. Mrs. !
1ennessy, Mrs. Dewitt Mrs. Dixon, i
hrs. Lloyd. Mrs. HaldOrn. Mrs. Moves,
,Trs. Johnston, Mrs. COnnen, Mrs. j. Q
L. White, Mrs. Freund and Mrs w o
--cS White.
HE M'NAMARA BROTHERS SAFE c
The many friends and sympathizers :
+ the Mcnamara family, 622 Maryland :,
,-a,,1Ie Rutfe will be nleased IN 1ear,, :,