The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-05-12
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J. c. Sullivan of the Raymond mine
at Eureka, was in the city the past
week on business.
Alan Lovey, the clever young artist
Of The Herald staff, returned from SEQ
field on Sunday.
The public schools close May II. The
High school and the Eighth grades Will
continue until June 9.
Austin Gavin, with his wife and son,
returned to Glenwood last Wednesday
after a ten days visit here with friends.
Robert D. Grant and family will soon
occupy their elegant new residence on
the corner of Brigham and S streets.
Mrs. ]. Hal Moore and Miss Margaret
Harley will sing an 30 Salutaris" by
Campani at st. Mary's on Sunday.
Mrs. Ellie Clark Green and Mr..
Charles E. Madsen, were two popular
young people who were married last
week.
William McDermott is home from
California, where he is sinking shaft
on the Afterthought mine in Shasta
county.
Mrs. George Good was the hostess of
a delightful dinner party last week,
given in honor of Mrs. w. II. Lindsey
of Butte.
Mrs. James Murphy of Leadville is
visiting relatives here. She lis accom-
panied by her son and her mother,
Mrs Harrison.
Instructions for the children, who are
preparing for First Holy Communion
and Confirmation, are given every We'd
nesday and Friday afternoons at 4:S0.
The ladies OF the J. B. Mexican post
were delightfully."- entertained by Mrs.
J. w Farrell last week at her pretty
home on Second North street.
T J. Buckley the popular Oregon
Short Line engineer, will take Engineer
Loves run between Eureka and Salt
Lake for a short time, while the latter
is taking short vacation.
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Benediction Of the Blessed Sacrament
given every Wednesday and Friday
evenings at 1870.
The Scofeid fund now amounts to
over $50 900.
A. L. Morris, the mining man. return
ed last week from an extended visit to
The east. and left Immediately for Cali
fornia on mining business.
Mrs. Thomas Marshall is convalescing
from her serious illness. This is glad
news for all the friends who have spent
many anxious hours, fearing that her
illness would be fatal
A. H. Tarbet, w G. Benham and F.
w Winston, prominent attorney Of
TT1lyo Nov this
week, to inspect a group Of mines re-
Gently bonded to the TaTbet syndicate.
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The funeral of Mrs Mary Hendrick-
son took place from st. Mary's cathed-
raj on Monday morning. Requiem High
Mass was said, and the funeral sermon
delivered by Rt Rev. Bishop Seaman.
Dr. and Mrs. Root gave a delightful
dinner party last week. Mr.. and Mrs.
Culmer. DR.. and Mrs McKenna, Rev
Father Larkin and Rev. Father Murphy
were the guests entertained
The young people who. are attending
the schools and colleges in the east,
viii soon be home for the summer vaca-
ton. and the social life among the
young society element will be gayer
than usual.
Mrs. J. d. Wood and daughter left on
Thursday morning over the Union Pa
cific for New York. From there they
viii go to Europe, where Mrs. Wood
will visit relatives in Vienna, Austria. |
They viii be absent three months.
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Mrs Fred Wey left for Washington. |
D. c., last Thursday. She will return
in about a month accompanied by Miss !
Louise, who has been attending the
Visitation Convent in Washington for
the past year.
The entertainment given by St Paul's |
Guild on Monday night for the Scofield |
sufferers, was decided euccess. At st. |
Mary's on Sunday, Rt. Rev. Bishop, |
recommended the members of the con-
gregation to attend the Theatre and |
assist in every possible way to make
the affair a financial success.
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T. j. Clark, the hustling passenger
agent of the Rock Island, VIII leave on |
Monday night for Chicago with large |
party Of prominent Salt Lake business
men and many school teachers, who are |
taking advantage Of the excursion rates |
given on the 18th.
The friends of Judge AcNally will be |
glad to hear Of his good fortune in be- |
ing appointed consul general for the |
L
Nally was at one time probate judge |
OF Salt Lake county, and was appointed |
by President Cleveland.
Patrick Gibbons. the railroad con-
tractor Of Nebraska, through w. J. |
Halloran. has purchased the beautiful |
home belonging to DR.. T. II. Monahan |
for 81, 500. Mr.. Gibbons will reside here |
for the future, and his four charming !
daughters will be welcome additions to |
the social element of st. Marys.
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The Herald and Tribune still continue |
TO hurl abuse at each other. Both pa |
pers would confer a great favor on the |
reading public if they would refrain for !
only one week from mutually hurting |
anathenae and goeSipy stories that are /
simply horrifying. Surely their stock |
of adiectiVes must be quite exhausted |
by now! One would think that this was
an age of ''roasts"
The Catholic Social and Literary So |
ciety Of St. Mary's Cathedral had de- |
lightful entertainment last Friday even |
ing at the Ladies Literary club rooms. |
The members Of the society and a large |
number Of invited guests were present. |
The evening opened with short must |
cal programme.
Miss May Kane artistically rendered |
9 piano solo, Alice, Where Art Thou" |
by Ascher
a paper, Catholic Women In Liter |
~auTAs' was read by Miss johnson. Miss |