The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-06-16
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Mr. J. Edward Kearns has gone
East.
Architect Neuhausen went north on
Wednesday.
Mass viii be celebrated in Mercur
next Sunday.
n. P. Dolly of DeLamar, New, is a
Cullen guest.
Henry Newell returned from Park
City last week.
John B. Read, formerly of Butte, is
q Kenyon guest.
Mrs. Hayward of Ogden was city
visitor last week.
George Haldorn of Butte is in the
city for few days.
j. B. Cosgrif returned from trip to
Fort Steele last Saturday.
Miss Edith Roche of Corinne spent a
few days here last week.
Mrs. Morrison and Mrs. Sullivan will
attend to the affairs this week.
Mrs. Lorin King will sing the offer
tory at st. Mary's next Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Mccormick will
leave on Sunday for trip abroad.
Mrs. J. H. Kirk and daughter. Miss
Stella, left last Tuesday for Chicago.
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Miss Kinsella and Miss Sinclair will
assist the choir at st. Mary's next Sun
day.
Miss Lids Corey of ogden was the
guest Of Miss Florence Teehan last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Mulvey have been
on two weeks visit to Glenwood
Springs.
MIR. Thomas O'Donnen of the Rio
Grande office entertained at a smoker
last week.
Dennis Sullivan of Eureka was city
visitor on Tuesday. He was returning
from Butte.
j. c. Sullivan, the manager of the
Raymond mine at Eureka, was a city
visitor the past week.
Mrs. William Gray returned to her
home in St Anthony, Ida, last week
after a delightful visit with her mother
Mrs. Sinclair.
Miss Lucille Morrison was rendered a
very delightful surprise party last Fri
day evening by a large number of
school friends.
The musicale given by Mrs. Kate
BrideweIl Anderson last Sunday at the
Tiff church was an artistic success as
is usual with her work.
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A pretty June wedding was that of
Miss Bertha Gillett and Mr.. Herbert
Monteer, which occurred on Tuesday
evening at the home of the bride.
The closing exercises of All Hallows
Will take place Monday evening in the
Salt Lake theater, and not in the New
Grand opera house, as indicated in the
invitations.
The many friends of Miss Jennie
Hawley are very pleased to know of
the success she is having in New York
She has lately signed with Peter DAILY
for next season.
Thursday was the feast of Corpus
Christi. This was formerly a holy day
Of obligation, but is now only a day
of special devotion. Mass was cele-
brated at 7:SO at st. Mary's.
Mrs. Philip Finegan and daughters
have gone east. They expect to re-
main away for year. Mrs. Finegan
VIII be greatly missed by the mem
bers of the Sewing society
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Miss Lottie Levy returned from New
York Wednesday evening. Miss Levy
had signed with the De Koven COM
pany for the coming season but was
''homesick' for her old home
Mr.. and Mrs A H Tarbet left for
Washington last Saturday. They will
attend the graduating exercises of the
Visitation Convent where Miss Helen
Lavell, their niece, will graduate.
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The invitations to the commencement
exercises Of st. Mary's academy were
issued during the past week. They are
beautifully engraved in silver in honor
of the silver jubilee of st. Mary,s.
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Rev. Father Mannion of Eureka.
New, is in the city for the past week
Father. reports everything fourishing
in his part of the country He visits
many missions in southern Nevada.
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Father keenan, left for Mercur on
Thursday morning. and directs a con-
cert which WAS given for the benefit
OF the church on Friday evening.
Mrs. j. Hal Moore Misses Marie and