The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-03-17

ly lending music which could not be
procured on time.
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Miss KinseIla assisted the choir at st.
Mary's last Sunday. The young lady
sang the Gregorian "Stabat Mater"
with much expression, for the offertory.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Tarbet and Mrs.
Della Tarbet, mother of Mr.. Tarbet,
returned on Tuesday from an enjoy
able trip to New York and the Atlantic
coast.
The Retail Clerks Association gave
a very elegant ball on Thursday night
The members spared no pains to make
the ball a great success, and they were
successful.
The committee appointed to arrange
for the entertainment of the Literary
Society, which will be given after
Easter, will meet on Sunday at the
Church after the II o'clock Mass
Returns for the lecture should have
been made by Thursday evening.
turns Should be made to Mr.. Joseph
Goghegan, &c Main street, at once.
Miss Ora McDermott celebrated her
10th birthday last week by giving a
delightful party to her young friends.
Twenty little school friends were pres
ent, and all had a delightful afternoon.
The members of the Children's choir
are very faithful in attending the Len
ten services at st. Mary's.. The little
ones will give for their rgular annual
entertainment in June a very pretty
cantata.
The choir at St Mary's is working
on the Easter music The "Kvrie,' by
Lambillotte, Gloria" by Dachauer, the
"Credo,' "Sanctus" and "Agnus Del"
by Ganss. will be the programme for
t!.:S year.
Chairman Joseph Goghegan of the St
Patrick's Day committee is quite the
busiest man in the city this week. In
der his able direction, the lecture on
the 18th will unquestionably be a pro-
nounced success.
c. S. Murphy of Diamondville, Wyo.,
who was in town during the week, was
the recipient of many hearty con-
gratulations on the arrival of a little
son, which happy event occurred in
Salt Lake on Wednesday.
A meeting was held on Tuesday even
ing by the returned soldiers who Served
in the Philippines, to organize a society
which will be called the Utah Society
Of the Army of the Philippines. The
object of the society is to continue the
friendships formed during the cam
paign in the Philippines.
Mrs. Edward McGurrin will probably
be one of the harpists at the Theatre on
Saturday night. Mrs. McGurrin-for-
merly known as Miss Katie Trumbo-
is too well known in gait Lake as an
accomplished harpist and pianist to
need any further comment. She is also
a former pupil of St. Mary's academy.
Mrs. Richard keenan, of Kemmerer,
WyO., who will assist at the concert on
Saturday. is a harpiSt of decided a5il-
ity. She is better known to herTSalt'
Lake friends as Miss Lulu Meister, a
pupil of st. Mary's academy for many
years, and a graduate in music Of that
institution. She was married last fall
to Mr.. Richard keenan, of Kemmerer
On Monday last Miss Rose Hulaniski
Of ogden and Mr.. II. c. Wood of Spen-
Ger, Ida, were united in marriage by
Rev. Father Cushnahan. Mrs. Wood
is charming young lady of Ogden and
a graduate of the Sacred Heart Acad-
emy Mr.. Wood is a prominent young
business man of Idaho and a former
student of All Hallows.
William McDermott of the Tarbet
mining syndicate left for California on
Wednesday last. Mr.. McDermott will
have the management of the After
thought mine, in Shasta county. This
property is regarded as one of the
greatest copper prospects in the Gold
en- State, and is located a short dis
lance from the De Lamar, Bully Hill
mine, which, according to recent re-
ports, has turned out to be a great pro-
Queer.
A very delightful wedding took place
at the residence of DR.. and Mrs. w. F.
Beer, 1S1 B street, on Thursday even
ing, when Miss Frances Bertha Bene-
dict was united in the holy bonds of
matrimony with Mr.. Charles S. Cowan.
The happy couple left for California on
their wedding tour. May all the joys
and blessings of domestic life be theirs
is the hearty wish of their many
friends, and particularly The Inter
mountain staff.
Among the ladies and gentlemen who