The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-06-16

est sister, AdaleGe Helen, DIS ilaiu
honor. The wedding being very privat
only relatives and a few friends wer
present. After the ceremony a wed
ding breakfast was served at the hom
of the brides mother. The decoration
were in pink and white with peonies
wisteria curtain hung in the arch
way leading to the breakfast room
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Geisler left 70
Kansas City, Omaha, Chicago ant
other eastern points. They will be a
home after Sept. I, at their new home
AIS South Weadock avenue, Saginaw
Mich, Mr.. Geisler being a prominen
attorney of that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Campion wei
coined another little girl on Tuesday
June 5.
Miss Hilda and Maude Gottesleber
entertained about 100 friends at cards
last Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Norris Lysight
are the guests of the latters parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bailey of 1l0C
Grant avenue.
Angus Mcdonald. aged 53 years, died
at his residence, $50 South Eleventh
South street last Saturday. The
funeral was held from st. Joseph S
church last Monday morning at
o'clock.
At meeting of division l., Ancient
Order of Hibernians, held Saturday
evening in A o. H. hall on Lawrence
street, the following officers were elect
ed for the ensuing year: President,
Peter WEIGH: vice president, Michael
o'Donnen; recording secretary, John
Joyce; financial secretary, Morris
ODonnell; treasurer, James F.
Fortune; sergeant-at-arms, Stephen
Koran; sentinel, James Durkin. Tick
cts were distributed for the picnic to
be held by the Hibernian knights in
Arlington grove, Sunday, June II.
A throng of guests crowded the
special train last Tuesday, as they
ALWAYS do on this occasion to attend
the eighth annual commencement at
Loretto Heights. The graduates this
year were Misses ELLEN Sullivan,
Rosamond Pryor and Nellie Finerty Of
whom the last was the valedictorian.
We will give an account of the eXer-
cises in our nenXt issue.
The Logan Avenue school hall was
filled to its utmost capacity on last
Thursday evening, June IA, to witness
the third annual commencement exer-
cises of Immaculate Conception High
school. The graduates were, Miss
Georgnia Edison valedictorfan, and Miss
NJ. Ruth Livingston, salutatorian. We
promise an account of the interesting
in the next issue.
The Sisters of Loretto have sent out
invitations to graduating exercises Of
st. Mary's academy. occurring on the
evening of June IS, at o'clock, at the
academy on California street. The
graduates this year are Misses Marie
Louise Barth, Florence Mildred Alkire
and Forest Belle Higgins.
In connection with the article which
we published in our issue of May 26
entitled THE Old Cathedral Bel,'' we
might add that according to an old
diary kept by Bishop Machebeuf the
year 1855 the freight on that bell to-
gether with a small one, weighing
about fifty pounds amounted to S3059
The children of the Logan avenue
school assembled last Monday to re-
,eive their certificates of promotion.
Last Monday afternoon the Hight
school department of Immaculate Con-
,eption school visited the paper mills
n South Denver.
At the IL o'clock mass at Logan
Father Callahan preached an excellent
sermon on Grace"
For the summer months there will
De Low Mass in Logan Avenue Chapel
1t IL O'Clock and short instruction
viii take the place of the usual sermon. |
The down town hall in which serv-
ces are held has been re-docorated and |
he windows have been frosted.
The old parochial residence is being !
orn down this week, the stores facing |
fifteenth street viii be taken down |
bout the 1st of July.
The Bishop returned last Monday |
rom Trinidad where he went to give |
onfirmation on Trinity Sunday
In spite of Sundays inclement
weather. about 200 people braved the
torn in order to approach Holy Com
nunion at the o'clock Mass at Logan
Avenue Chapel.
The junior closing exercises took
lace at st. Mary's academy last
thursday at .. m.
Mr.. John Blake, deputy county
oroner, is about to leave for New
-ork where he will make his future
ONE.
Rev. Father Francis, o. F. NJ, died
t the new parochial residence, 1888
.ogan avenue last Monday.
st. Mary's Academy.