The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-06-09
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Mrs James Ivers is at home from
visit TO California.
L. T. Prudential Of Phoebe was a city
visitor the past week.
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a. u. Tarbet returned from a trip
to Butte last Tuesday.
Penucost was fttingly observed at
St Mary's last Sunday.
Canes Mass in D will be sung at
St Marys next Sunday.
Thomas Malonev of Ogden was a
Salt Lake visitor last week.
J. McNamee left for Nevada on
Tuesday on mining business.
Mr.. Joseph sauer win be the bass
soloist at st. Mary's next Sunday.
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Rt Rev. Bishop viii administer con-
firmation at St. Mary's next Sunday.
James and Walker Salisbury re
turned from Mercerburg, Pa, last
week.
w. J. Dooley, the prominent mining
man Of DeLamar, is in the city for the
past week.
c. A. Graeber left for the East last
Saturday. Before returning home he
will visit Europe.
The Alumnae association of st. |
Mary's Academy had a meeting last |
Sunday afternoon.
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Mrs Lulu F. Largely and family are
at the Knutsford and viii remain in |
the city fOr week.
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Marguerite McHugh, Clara Fafek and |
Lena Dell were the little soloists at st.
Marys last Sunday.
Mrs. 4. S. Stowe left last week to
visit relatives in Madison. Wis. She
viii be absent a month.
Miss Mamie Donnelley of Butte is in
the city to remain during the summer
for the benefit of her health.
Mrs. Henry We!sch and Mrs. James
Mara Of Park City returned from Cali
fornia with Mrs. Ivers last week.
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Emil Liebling was the guest of honor
at a very brilliant reception given at
Rowland hall last Monday evening.
The Misses Noble will give a recep-
ton next Monday, in honor of Mrs.
Robert G. Smith and Mrs. Fred Noble.
Mrs. J. II. Kirk and daughter, Miss
Stella, left for Chicago this week,
where they viii visit friends for nearly
two months.
The examination of the children who
are preparing for first Holy Commu-
Mon and Confirmation took place on
Thursday at > o'clock.
An important real estate deal was
consummated last week. when the Ga
lena block was sold to Henry Phipps Of
Pittsburg for $4,000.
new song will soon be published
entitled we Did Not Get the Worth
of Our Money" 1t will be first sung by
a baritone with auburn hair.
Fred Buckley, son of Congressman
Buckley of Illinois, has come here from I
Chicago to accept position in the :
auditing department of the Oregon /
Short Line. a
The regulation dress for receiving ;
first Holy Communion for the girls is a :
white dress. a white veil of tulle and
a wreath. with black shoes or slip
pers. The boys are to wear white 7
rosette or bow on the left arm.
The Literary and Social society held
the regular monthly meeting on Tues
day evening. A special meeting of the
ladies is called for Tuesday evening =
June u. All the ladies Of the society =
are earnestly requested to be present.
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Among the graduates from the eighth 9
grade Of the OCuirrh school last week y
was Miss Lucille Morrison, the bright Il
young daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. =
Charles Morrison. Mrs. Morrison and :,
Lucille viii soon leave for Copper y
Gulch, where they vii spend the sum-
mer with Mr.. Morrison.
John 3. Read, for many years editor 81
of the Butte Inter Mountain. and who ''
has been in Salt Lake for a number of
weeks on his return home from New
York, left for the Smoky City on Tues
day evening Mr.. Read has many
friends in Zion. where he spent his ..
youth. He is esteemed as a good fell o
low, besides being one of the most bril-
liant. caustic and erudite newspaper :
writers Of the west y
At the funeral of Mrs. O'DonnelI. on
Sunday. the choir was composed of
Mrs j. Hal Moore. Mrs. Kinsella Miss =
Sullivan Mr.. w. T. Schaeffer and Mr..
Neltz. Mrs. Hampson. the leading alto y
of St Marks Episcopal choir. kindly II
s1'f'i9tVu. vi -hNludg the requiem mass 9
for Mrs. FitZmaurice was sung bv =
Misses Sinclair, Harley. Sullivan. Ire v
land and w. T. Schaeffer Little Clara =
Fafek Of the o'clock choir assisted aft 3
both funerals. u
The funeral Of Mrs. Catherine O'Don- q
nell who died on Wednesday. MAY .
go took place from st. Mary's on sun
day afternoon, where Rev. Father
Keenan, conducted an impressive ser
vice, and paid well-deSerVed tribute
10 the deceased. The funeral was
largely attended and testified to the So
great esteem in which she was held SO
Inc floral offerings We're very beauti- So
tul. For many months past Mrs. O'Don- 81
nell has been very i'll. and her death. So
though not unexpected, was still a IS
great shock to her devoted family. The
sunny sweetness Of her nature. and her Sc
patient submission through all her suf-
ferlng was most edifying. Even dur he
ing the last few DAYS of her life her pC
one wish was to keep from her chill lie
dren the knowledge of how much pain in
she was suffering. She was a deyout Pr
Jealous Christian woman. whose chill fr
dren rise up and call her blessed. To in
those devoted children the tender svm- &c
pathy of their friends is extended in CT
the loss of their gentle. tender little
mother. The sorrowing husband will
miss his lille partner, who has for many =,
years made his home so happy hut he nc
and his children must look forward 10 90 T.
the blessed reunion with the loved one
VINO has gone TO the happy land where
death and sorrow never enter She or
leaves to mourn her, four children. Mrs. sn
j. Hunt. Mrs. Moran. Miss Annie
ODOnneA ana Mr.. William O'Donneu