The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1899-12-23
SALT LAKE AND UTAH

row and great affliction. Nelson was a
bright, lovable boy just entering man
hood, and his death is sad blow.
Mrs. William Burke and sons are
/ down from American Falls, Ida, to
spend the winter here. Miss Burke and
Miss Blanche Burke are at present in
Omaha, and will be here very soon-
.
The Opal club had very pleasant
social at the Literary club rooms on
last Friday. During the early part of
the evening sixty-three was played. A
very interesting musical programme
/ was also given
The department officers of the Grand
] Army corps visited the George r. Max
well Woman's Relief corps on Thurs
! of the commander and his staff. A
! pleasant reception was held.
Mrs T. D. Sullivan and sister Julia
! Hannifan Of Eureka, spent few days
here the past week. They were on their
way home from Butte, being called
there on account of the death of Mrs.
Sullivan's uncle, Mr. Tanner.
The washington Memorial associa-
ton celebrated the anniversary of the
death of George Washington at the
Salt Lake Theatre last Sunday even
ing. Eloquent orations and fine music
marked the excellent programme.
One of the sisters from the Holy
Holy Cross hospital returned from Og-
den on Tuesday, where she has been
nursing Miss Ruth Avery, a pupil of
the Sacret Hart academy, who under
went an operation for appendicitis.
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Miss Sinclair will sing at St Mary's
on Christmas and all will be glad to
hear her again. She has a dramatic
voice of great power and has always
cheerfully given her services to the
choir.
Mrs Herbert Shons left last Satur-
day for her home in Omaha, after a
delightful visit of many weeks with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Stout.
Mrs. Shons nee Miss Stout. was
formerly a faithful member OF the choir
at st. Mary's.
Mr.. G. H. West, the young baritone
of the choir at st. Marys viii be one
of the soloists for Christmas. Mr.
West, who, by the way, is a nom
Catholic, is one of the most faithful |
members and has belonged to the choir |
for over two years
Miss Salisbury entertained the even |
ing card club last Friday. Sixty three !
was played. the prizes being awarded |
to Miss Zane and Mr.. Max Smith. Last |
Friday was the first meeting of the |
club since it was organized. Miss Sal
isbury was elected president of the |
club which is to meet once a month
Miss Low viii entertain the club at
the next meeting.
Anaconda Standard: Frank Nc
CURE, a well known newspaper man,
who. was formerly connected with the
San Francisco papers and later with
the New York Journal, and who is now
The Intermountain Catholic
at Salt Lake, is visiting in Butte. Mr..
Mcguire, aside from his journalistic
connection is private secretary to A. H.
Tarbet, the well known mining man.
The semi annual examination at st.
Mary's academy has been taking place
the past week. Rev. Father Morrisey
conducted the examination of the grad
uating class in metal philosophy and
logic. The young ladies acquitted them
selves most creditably, rejecting great
credit on their teacher The semi-an-
nual is always the trying examination
of the closing year of school life, and
the pupils breathe easy when it is over
On Tuesday Rev. Richard Kelly as
sisted Father Morrisey in the Christian
doctrine examination.
John Smith, the man who was last
week convicted Of the crime of sending
a dynamite bomb to Judge 9. w Pow
ers, died on Sunday morning from
morphine poisoning, taken with suicid-
al intent. Toward the last he asked
for priest, and Rev. Father Kelly
was called to attend him. Contrary to
reports. he was glad to see Father
kiely, and in the presence of the Jail
officials expressed great sorrow for his
wrong doing. Although beyond a doubt
John Smith was a guilty man, still
there should be a tender pity for his
misguided life. His sins
should be left to the divine justice and
mercy of his Savior
The annual Christmas entertainment
given by the pupils Of ST Mary's Acad- {
amy took place on Thursday afternoon
before a large audience, the guests of
honor being Rt. Rev. Bishop Seaman
and the reverend clergy. The pro-
sramme was as follows:
Grand Waltzes'' .Thorne
49, .;...-,...;.,;... Misses L. and B. Ehret {
SoloNSiiss NJ. Nissier Auani
Chorus-NIisses L. Ehfet, NJ. Little,
G, Graves NJ Wood, NJ. Gridley,
A. De Chene K. Canning. "
Higgins. f. Jarboe, A. Sullivan
and +. Evans.
My Old Kentucky Home May
Mandolins--Misses NJ. Williams. NJ.
Kinney. NJ. Nissler, NJ Auivey
and B. Ehret
Guitars-Misses G. Graves. NJ Nc
Cooey, F. Sullivan and F. Little.
Harp-Miss Z. Egan.
Piano-Miss NJ Gridley.
Pantomime ''Swanee River ........
.......s-....-.............. Miss f. Evans
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