The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-04-21
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]. E. Dooly left on Tuesday for San
Francisco.
Jack and Frank Burke are in the city
from Idaho.
Rev. Father Keeenan returned from
Mercur on Tuesday.
NJ. J. Maloney Of st. Joseph is in
the city on business.
The Easter music at St, Mary's will
be repeated on Sunday.
Joseph Dederich and wife returned
from California last week.
Deputy Sheriff Cronin of Eureka, was
a city visitor last SATURDAY..
.
All the ladies We're resolendent on
Easter in new hats and gowns.
Mayor Thompson was in Park City
on Monday on a business trip.
Mrs. A. L. Hoppaugh entertained the
Afternoon Whist club this week
Rev. P. NJ. Cushnahan of Ogden was
in the city the first part of the week
MIS-. NJ. 4. sSuillN an dllN- lLIllt -oAls
OF Eureka, were city visitors last week.
David Keith. accompanied by Miss
Keith, left for California Last Thurs
day.
Many box parties were given on
Wednesday evening for the Gibson pic
lures.
Mrs. w. H. Dewey and little daugh-
ter of Nampa, Ida, are guests of the
Wey hotel.
William Quigley, prominent CAPT
talist of Butte, is in the city visiting
his family.
James Ivers. wife and little son re-
turned from an extended eastern trip
on last Sunday.
Arbor Day was generally observed
by all the banks and nearly all the
business houses.
Mrs. H c. Wood of Spencer, Ida,
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID.
Wood last week.
On Tuesday afternoon Miss Burke de-
lightfully entertained in honor of Miss
Moore Of Omaha.
Judge Lawrence p. Boyle. a distin-
guished Chicago lawyer, is in the city
on legal business.
The members of the o'clock choir
will have a candy treat on Saturday
afternoon at $3.50.
Mrs. J. Hal Moore has been in Mer- |
cur for the past week visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Jack May.
Mr.. Thomas Marshall, who has been !
quite i'll for the past two weeks, Is |
very much improved.
.
Professor Joseph Luce left for San /
Diego last Wednesday on business, to /
be absent indefinitely.
Master Charles Kelley had a very |
pleasant birthday party last week in !
honor of his 7th birthday.
Subscribers are requested not to for |
get to patronize our advertisers, who |
give their support 10 this paper
Governor Robert B. Smith of Mon
tana, arrived in the city on Tuesday |
and was a guest at the hnutsford.
The Retail Clerks Association gave (
a delightful party on Thursday evening !
at the Ladies Literary Club rooms.
w. s. Mccormick and ]. D. Wood |
were in Park City last Sunday, and |
while there visited the Daly-West and /
other mines.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. ]. Salisbury have
invitations out for a dancing party to !
be given for Miss Stella Salisbury next |
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. MeChrystaI have
the sympathy Of all their friends over |
the loss of their infant child, which oc-
Cured last week.
Fred Noble and wife are in the city |
from their Nevada ranch. to attend the !
wedding Of Miss Edith Noble and Mr.. |
Robert G. Smith.
On Good Friday evening The sermon |
was a grandly eloquent one on the |
Passion and Death of Our Divine Sa- !
Vior" by Rev. Father keenan,.
Miss Winnifred McG1ath and Miss /
Edith Noble We're the guests Of honor |
at a very dainty luncheon given last !
week by Miss Katherine Geddes.
Fred Egan. of the Western Electrical
Supply company, returned last week /
from an extended business trip to the !
east. He left again Wednesday for the /
north.
Nearly all the members of the St |
Mary's Academy Alumnae Association !
ATTENDED the French operetta given by ,
the young ladies Of st. Mary's on Mon /
day night.
J. D. Wood, the wealthy stockman,
has succeeded Josiah Barnett as a di
rector of the Daly-West property. Mr.. /
Barnett viii serve the company as
secretary.
Daynes & Co. kindly offered the loan
Of q fine new organ for Easter: unfor-
tunately there was some delay in the |
transportation; but the offer was APP
preciated just the same.
.
The members of the choir desire to
thank the ladies of the Altar Society
for so kindly remembering to decorate
the choir loft with lilies on Easter Sum
day.
On Holy Thursday solemn Pontificial
High Mass was celebrated at s O'Clock.
In the evening the Office Of Tenebre was
sung. after which Rev. Father Kennedy
preached a beautiful sermon on the
blessed Sacrament"
.
The ladies of the Altar Society. who
had charge Of the affairs for Easter
were Mrs j. L. Dooly. Mrs. J. w Far
rell, Mrs. ]. w. Sullivan. Mrs j. Luce.
Mrs. X. Kinsella, Miss Ida Noble, Miss
Stella Salisbury and Miss Keogh.
The organist at St. Marye wishes to
extend her thanks to Mrs. Z. J. Pratt