The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-02-03
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time Much credit is due the commit
tee having matters in charge, for tht
admirable manner in which the game!
We're arranged. The committee con.
sisted of the following members of the
society: Miss Ella a. O'Neill, Mrs
Winters Morrell, Miss Mary Parks
Messrs. ]. B. Whalen and Edward Ro.
gan. The programme began promptly
at o'clock with a piano solo by Rev
George Sale and one by Mrs. O'AIelia
Much enthusiasm was manifested
throughout the games Six games OF
progressive high five were played, anC
at the close the prizes were distributed
to the following persons: Mr.. Donovan
secured the gentleman's prize, beau
! tiful edition of "Lalla Rookh;" Mrs. j
! L. Canning was the delighted recipient
! Of the ladies prize, a silver and pearl
/ paper knife; Miss Nellie Murdock and
| Mr. Michael Murray were awarded the
| consolation prizes for their kindness N
not troubling the lady in charge 20
punch their cards. Miss Katie McCarty
entertained the crowd with an irstru-
mental solo while refreshments We're
] being served. Those present Were
pleased to learn that this is but the
! initial party Of a series to be given by
this society in the future. Those pres
! ent were: Mr.. and Mrs. Winters Nor
rell, Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Canning. Mr..
/ ana MIS-. AldINlIl AIall6HUpI, MI
| and Mrs. OMelia, Mr.. and McS Han
cock, Mr.. and Mrs. Olmsteai, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry McCarty, DR.. and Mrs. a.
J. Mcdonald, Mr.. and Mrs. Michael
Murray, Mr. and Mrs. James Madlgan.
Rev. J. ]. Gibbons, Rev George Sale,
Messrs. Edward McCarty, ~jr., DoEo-
van, P. E. Childs, Foley, ]. B. Whalen,
Thomas Craven, T. F. Wall, William
Collins, John Murray, Misses Katie
Z al N
Inns, Ella A. O'Neill, Alice Murdoch,
Mary Parks, Katie Murray, Mary Nc
Carty. Nellie Murdock and Mary Hol-
land, Mesdames E. ]. McCarty, !. Muir
ray. O'Dea, Lynch, Owens and Nc
Neece.
On Friday evening, Jan. &c, the mem
bers Of the Children's Literary Society
of st. Mary's School met az Soidllty
Hall. A special programme had been
arranged, and all taking part deserve
much praise and are credit to ihe
school. Refreshments Nele sarVed our
ing the evening, and the merry crowd
left at an early hour fht their several
homes.
PPC GRANIME.
Opening song, Starry Banner.
.'.... .'''''.'-.-' ::..'' IllSA JiooHI
Piano solo. =. Miss Nora Dorsey
Recitation. Master Willie Ic! ce
Vocal solo. .. Mss May -'9nolG
Recitation. ..... Rose Marie Walsh
Vocal solo,. o........-. Lulu Willy
Dialogue. Misses Pride Arnold and
Maggie O'Gormon.
Vocal solo,. Miss Irna kolsh
Dialogue. -. Tom Corrigan, Frank Mc-
Curdy, Nellie Mc.iranahln, Mary
Nefsay and Stella Barrow.
Recitation. Grac!a Gibson
\.
Vocal solo w ...... L0retto EroWn
Dialogue. Eddie Moran and May
Moran.
Recitation. Hiss Nary Q Dea
Recitation. ..-...iamas Fitzgerald
Recltaton.. ........ -. Lime Mul Phy
Recitatlon--- II Iheres@ Murray
Vocal solo. ......... Miss Liza McGrath
Dr. and Mrs. IAannotte are spending
the week IN Denver.
Mrs Dunn, of Denver came UP last
week to attend :ha funeral of Eer sister.
Mrs. Brady, and returned home Sunday
Mr.. Frank McLister IS reported en-
the sick list.
Mrs. Roberts IN and Hiss Agnes Rob
ertson retur lel 10 Denver last week,
after enjoying Il pleasant visit with
friends in this city.
The offertory Selection. Mfllard's
Ave Maria" was admirably rendered
at the High Mass Sunday by Mrs. Nc
Of Denver.
Mrs. ]. w. Foley has returned from
Pueblo, much improved in health. Her
sweet voice is again heard in the choir,
The many friends of Mrs D. NJ. Rear
don, of East Sixth street, will be pained
to learn that she is quite i'll with rheu-
matism.
Miss Martha MCGEE, of Salt Lake
City, is staying with her sister, Mrs.
Mr.. J. O'Neill, of the Continental Oil
spent a few days in Denver
last week.
This is examination week at st.
lIary's School.
Mr.. j. ]. Moynahan is spending some
lime in Chicago.
At the last meeting of the c. K. and
9. Of A. nominations were made Tor
delegate to represent this Branch at the
Supreme Council meeting, to be held in
in May. The candidates so far
ire: Mrs. Mary A. Morrel, Messrs:
William Saunders, p. f. Gildea ana
James Muiligan.
An entertainment and dance is TO be
yiven on the evening of Feb. rs by the
parish of the Annunciation Church
A large number of the young friends
# Master Reginald Jennings surprised
lim Saturday afternoon, Jan. q, at the
lome of his parents on East Seventh
treet The occasion was his 18Th birth
lay. The afternoon was pleasantly
,assed with games and music, alter
which a delicious lunch was served Dy
Irs. Jennings.
Thomas Brady, a miner at ths Nab
nine, was injured last weak by fall
ng rock His ankle was caught aEd
he bone badly fractured
John O'Neill, the 12-year-old son Of. i
Irs. Mary A O'Neill, of Easc Fifth
treet, had his hand crushed "a the
.eadYille Miner office, while feeding
he press. Amputation Of the first two
myers was necessary
Miss Sadie Sullivan went to Denver ]
asst week, TO enter Business College. j
The funeral Of the late James Viii ]
ans. of East Third street, took place {
rom the Church of the AunIuciation I
Wednesday morning, Jan. 81. '
81 o
Services will be held in the new Aus !
rian Church in about week. i
,
Father O'Begley, of Glanwood, visited /
is clerical friends Of this city during :