The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-07-28
Helena Notes

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Helena Notes.
Miss Marguerite Mccarthy enter
tanned a number of her Juvenile friend,
at her home, 81 Harrison avenue. Mon.
day afternoon, July %, the occasion be.
ing her eighth birthday. Games were
played out of doors on the lawn and
several musical selections by the voune
guests added much to their own amuse-
ment.
The wedding of Mr. James f. Nc
Carthy of Fort Benton and Miss Helen
Moran of Helena took place at the
Sacred Heart Cathedral Tuesday. July
II, Rev. c. NJ. AIKEN officiating. Mr..
T. Carr of Helena was best man and
Miss Nellie Roach of Graceville acted
as bridesmaid. The bride wore a beau
tiful gown of white mOusseIfne de sole
over white silk and carried a bouquet
of Bride roses. Miss Roach was
gowned in pink silk trimmed in Liberty
silk and white ribbons. After the cere-
mOny the wedding party partook of a.
bountiful wedding breakfast at the
home of Mrs. Martin Syden In the
evening a reception was held for a
few intimate friends of the bride and
groom. The parlor was beautifully
decorated with carnations and sweet
peas. The happy couple were the re-
cipients of many useful and beautiful
presents. Mr.. and Mrs. Mccarthy left
Wednesday evening for Fort Benton,
at which place they expect to make
their future home.
Another very pretty wedding occur
red on Wednesday morning, when Fa-
Their AIKEN united in holy matrimony
Miss Dora Jacoby and Mr.. Joseph Hell
Ter of this city. There was solemn
high nuptial mass at o'clock, at
which the choir of st. Helena's Church
furnished the music. Miss Jacoby is a
member of st. Helena's choir and quite
a favorite among her many friends.
The bride was very becomingly attired
in white chiffon and lace over white
silk and wore white hat. The brides
sister, Miss Mollie Jacoby, was brides
maid and Mr.. N. Richard best man.
Miss Mile Maggie of Butte made a |
pleasant visit to her many friends in |
Helena last week
Rev. Francis O'Farrel celebrated his |
mass at East Helena last Sun |
day. He left Tuesday on the / 80 D. m.
train for Townsend, where he has been
recently appointed pastor.
The Ladies' Literary and Benevolent
association and the Senior and Junior
Jhoirs of the Cathedral held a Joint
picnic at Alhambra Hot Springs, about
seventeen miles from Helena. on Mon
lay last. They left here at 7:30 a. M,
n charge of Father AIKEN, who is be-
coming quite famous as a manager of
1icnics. His superintendent is all that
seems necessary to insure a good time
Two Wagonettes, well filled, drawn by
light horses, was the mode of convey
nee and the crowd included some of
he best musical talent of the CITY.
Vell-filled lunch baskets prepared by
he ladies proved quite an acquisition
the hungry crowd about noon.
lunch was served on the lawn under
ne trees. The afternoon was spent in
Shlng, bathing croquet playing.
errying and all manner of outdoor
AT o'clock dinner was
erved at the hotel and at 1880 the
rowd went to Clancy to participate in
concert.
The proceeds of the entertainment j
IN be used in defraying the debt
inch is on the Clancy Church. 1t was ;
urchased with the lot quite a little
lille ago, but is not clear of debt. The
An enjoyable time with plenty of
made time roll fast. and it
as away in the wee small hours ]
hen the picnickers reached home on
tuesday, morning. Rev. Francis O'Far- V
I'll was one of the guests. a
Mr.. Joseph Besette died at his home.
. breckenridge street, last Thursday.
large number of relatives and friends 1
mains were inferred in the Catholic
The funeral services were
by Rev. Father Van de
eide who preached d very interesting 4
rmon in French.
Mrs. j. Moran of Anaconda is improv- I
g nicely, having undergone a critical 4
'eratlon at st. Johns hospital for the {
moVal of decayed bone from one of
r llmbs, under the skiIlful care of DIR.
llllam Treacy. A second operation 4
ay be necessary before the first viii 4
I'VE the desired effect. y
Mrs. Nora Anderson died July % at 6
r home, 81 North HOWE street. She
as widow, but leaves six sons all
own, to mourn her loss She will be
rled from the Cathedral on Wednes- Y
y. Two of her sons are expected q
jill bulle 10 attend the funeral. a
Bishop Brondel will administer con- Y
nation Sunday next in Philipsburg. D
d on Thursday at Frenchtown. and s
following Sunday at Hamilton. <
Miss Charlotte Frances Erickson of =
lrysville maze an open profession of 4
r faith last Tuesday at the Sacred x
art Cathedral, and was baptized by Z
v. {. M. AIKEN, taking the full name =
arIotte Frances. Rev. Francis O'Far- 2
has been giving Miss Erickson pri- )
le instruction .fol some time past on K
grandeur and sublimity of our love- I
faith. She also received the Sac =
nent of Denance Immediately after q
2usm. Mrs. j, B. McKillican of y
fysville and Miss Bessie NJ. Lawlor -
ed as sponsors.
If. Andy O'Connell has returned =
er ten days visit in Salt Lake n
" He was much interested in the m
nder1ul progress Salt Lake has made :
&c his last visit in 1863 Although ~
-rly two score years have elapsed =.
was able to recognize many points ~
which were in evidence dur N
his last visit. :
If. William HaWley, one of HeIena's ~
ner popular young men, is visiting =
nds for few days, and is domiciled IN
he West. -
Iiss Mamie and Mr.. Robert Finn of ~
'cade are visiting their aunt, Mrs. Z
Young, at the West. M
off and baseball have taken quite ~
old on our pleasure loving people, ~
the links of the Country club every y
ming witnesses q large gathering to M