The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-01-06
BUTTE.
Office of The Intermountain Catholic
AZ East Broadway, Butte, Mont,
Hugh E. Ryan, Manager.

AZ East Broadway, Butte, Mont,
Hugh E. Ryan, Manager.
Miss Moran Gogarty of 525 East Park
has gone to Salt Lake for few weeks
visit.
Since his return home for the holi-
days Master Ransom Rice has been
quite i'll with a very severe cold.
.
Father McCorry paid Butte and An
aconda a flying visit on Saturday last.
He was ZEN route to open the New
Year mission in Helena.
on Dec. % the Associated Charities
held Christmas tree festivities in the
city library. Children of all denonin-
ations were remembered. The tree was
immense in size. The success of the
affair was proportional.
The Montana contingent bound for
All Hallows college will leave Butte
Sunday evening, Jan. Z, at 4:45 p. m.
All the old boys return, along with sew
eral new acquisitions. Rev. Father
Murphy will accompany the boys
The Robert Emmett Literary associa-
uon held their annual festivities in the
a. o. II. hall on Jan. 4. Dancing was
the feature of the evening. The at
tendance was large and agreeable.
Music, dancing. pool. billiards and
cards were the order of the evening atI
the Y. M. I. parlors on New Years
night, 1900. The affair was under the
combined efforts Of the Y NJ l. and
the Y. L. l.
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On Wednesday, Dec. q. Mrs. Thomas
Lavelle, accompanied by nurse and
children, departed for California. The
party viii be absent until May l. Mrs.
Lavelle is one of Buttes lavish enter
tanners and a general favOrite in social
circles.
on Tuesday last Mr. and Mrs George
Haldorn departed for New York, where
Mr. Haldorn intends TO locate perma-
nently. They will spend a few days in
Salt Lake to bid their many friends
adieu. Butte musical circles will miss
Mrs. Haldorn's sweet voice and gener-
Gus assistance in all ventures Bon
voyage.
.
Butte, Jan. 4.-On New Years day
solemn High Mass was sung at II
o'clock a. m. The celebrant was Rev.
J. j. Callahan; Deacon, Rev. Father
BlaeTe; sub deason, Rev Father Har-
ringUon; master of ceremonies, Mr.. J.
Hennessy. Father Callahan in his ser
mon eXhorted all present to take one
resoluton-to treat the Sacred Name
OF Jesus With more respect because by
that name man was to be saved. Sol
emn benediction Immediately after
Mass concluded the first day of 1900 in
St Patricks.
On New Years night Misses Tessie
Courtney, Ida Murphy and Pearl Beck
with entertained a skating party at
the Holland street rink. When cutting
stars and figures tired. the party adj
journed to the Y. NJ. I. Darlors, where
the evening was concluded with tho
light fantastic dances. Those present
were Misses Pearl Beckwith. Martha
Arnold, Sue Arnold, Florence Driscoll,
Nellie Spiller, Nellie O'Rourke. Dolie
Farlin. Helen O'Neill. Ida Murphy Tes-
sic Courtney and Maggie Courtney,
MeSsrs. COburn. Merkle, Boyle. p
Ryan, Wyard, Dickerson. -Cooney. Lar
kin, McLannahan, Smith, H. Ryan and
Hammer
On Jan. l Sister Mary Bernadette,
formerly Of the Sisters Hospital. Bill
lings, was installed as Superior of ST
Patrick's Parochial school. Sister Bar
nadette has seen many years of school
work and has been superior of several
houses Of the order in various parts
of the west. Being a woman Of taca
and culture she VIII surely meet with
warm cooperation in her work from
Butte people. The retiring superior
Sister Mary Xavier. although in office
for only four months, displayed an
ability and influence apparent in the
excellent discipline and running order
OF the institution. A woman of energy, !
depth Of mind and scholarly tastes she !
was one OF the few capable of mould
ing and bringing forth the manly points
of a boys character, and implanting
that carriage and strength Of purpose /
that ever characterizes the man
among men" The permanent removal |
of Sister Xavier from St Patrick'i !
would mean serious breach in the |
walls Of educational influence and pro, !
gress. To the new superior The Inter /
mountain Catholic extends greetings |
and best wishes for future success.