The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-06-02

the childrens' choir viii be on Jun
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Miss Katherine Malone. of Park Cit
was in the city last week visiting he
friends.
Next Saturday June 8, being the Wig
of Pentecost will be d feast day Of oh
legation.
The commencement exercises of s.
Mary's Academy viii take place o
June 19 and 20.
J. Fred Keisel, proprietor of the Kei
sci House at Logan, was a kenyon
guest on Monday.
Manager F. P. Gridley of the Goa
mines at Rock Springs, was a city
guest last SATURDAY.
J. Miles Smith formerly of the Nc.
Dermott hotel at Butte, is now day
clerk at the Kenyon.
Mrs. Judge entertained at golf
luncheon on Tuesday in honor Of Mrs.
Brady of Los Angeles.
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Professor Joseph Daynes gives a pia-
nola recital every Saturday evening at
the Daynes Music store.
William Gemmel. general freight
agent for the Union Pacific at Butte,
visited the city last week.
Mrs. J. NJ. Moore will shortly leave
TO visit friends in St. Louis. Mo. She
viii be absent over two months.
Miss Gratia Flanders viii give a
luncheon next week at the Alta club in
honor of Emil Liebling of Chicago.
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Miss Judge is at home once more, af-
ter a delightful visit with Lieutenant
and Mrs. Baldwin at Fort Spokane.
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Misses Henry Welch and Mrs James
Mara accompanied Mrs. James IVerS to
California. They win be absent
month.
The many friends of Mrs w. A. Mel
den sympaGntze with her in the death
OF her mother, who died in Easton, Pa,
on May %.
Rev. p. NJ. Cushnahan Of Ogden was in
the city on Tuesday. having accom-
panied Monseignor Martinelli and party
from the Junction City.
- - nay lilpiu mas DeGH NlSlllDS the
city for the past week. Mr.. Raymond
is the chemist for the Montana Ore
Purchasing company of Butte.
Herbert Bowen, general mining fore
man of the Sioux and Utah mines at
Robinson, left on Tuesday night to visit
his old home at Waterbury, Conn.
The children of the St Mary's and
"a a TAn airl1a rt,r, -
examinations, will make their L rst
Holy Communion on Trinity Sunday
.
Hon. Thomas Kearns and Hon. David |
Keith returned last week from Chicago,
where they purchased some very high |
bred horses, and several handsome car /
riages.
Richard Burke and family of Upper |
AIRY, Ireland. were guests at the Ken |
yon last week. They are touring the |
United States, and were delighted with |
Salt Lake.
Miss Kinsella sang an Ave Maria /
by Nicolae at st. Mary's last Sunday. !
IT was beautifully rendered and was
very much appreciated by the large I
Miss Mary Burke, assisted by a num-
Der Of young friends, gave an afternoon
tea last week for the Scofield fund. A
large number enjoyed the afternoon,
and a snug sum was realized.
Miss Frances Mccarthy and Miss
Mildred Cuddy gave a charming party
last week at the residence of Mrs. J.
Cuddy. About thirty young people We're
present and spent a delightful evening.
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William Adams, the young son of Mr..
and Mrs. J. Adams was operated on for
appendicitis at the Holy Cross hospital
last week by DR. Niles. The operation
was a successful one and he will soon
be at home.
The graduating exercises of the coun-
" schools were held last Monday morn
ng in the Salt Lake Theatre. About
36 boys and girls received their diplo-
mas. A very interesting programme j
vas rendered.
y The members of the Altar society will
nave their regular monthly meeting
next Thursday afternoon June ID at >
o'clock. All the members are requested
@ attend as business of Importance will
De transacted.
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The members of the Alumnae asso-
iation Of st. Mary's Academy will have
/ meeting on next Sunday afternoon
1t o'clock. in the Academy parlors.
All the members are earnestly request ,
"a to be present
Rev. George A. Arctander. distin
guished priest of Minneapolis. was the I
guest of Rev. Father Larkin at All ;
9aliows college last Saturday. Father !
Arctander was on his way home from !
seattle, where he attended the conse- !
ration of Archbishop Christie.
Some of the boys at All Hallows col
eye were geratly excited when they
leard Of Monsignore MartinelH's ex-
'ected visit. Warren Mulvey. the bright
'oung son Of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Z. Mul-
ey, rushed home from the college and =
nnounced: Mamma, 1 want a new :
uit and quarter, the Pope of the :
World is coming here on Monday. A
eally, truly Pope, mamma" He got =
he money. :
The June number of the st. Mar,y's ,
hines is a beautiful edition, recording
he life, death and funeral of the late l
lother Annunciata. There are many
eautiful letters and kilograms Of con-
olence published, which show the deep $
egard and love entertained for the de- !
arted Mother General. Mrs. !
}. J. Salisbury and Mrs. D. II. s
'eery are prominent Salt Lakers who
ent beautiful floral offerings and kind
lessages of sympathy.
On May q ]. d. Wood, the prominent
oaho sheep man, secured the control n
lg interest in the Hanson Produce Co. 4
he business will be conducted as usual h
nd by the same men as formerly; with a
ne new title, the Woods Grocer & Pro- h
.uce Co. Mr.. Woods purchased Mrs. \
? ahson's interest in the company. The \