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


affair. Father Keenan, is to be con-
graduated on the splendid strides his
church is making at Mercur
Rev. Father Bulfamante arrived in
the city on Tuesday. He is native
of Italy and will take charge of the
church in Castle Gate, where the mem
bers of the congregation are nearly all
Italians.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard keenan, of
Kemmerer came to the city last Tues
day. Mrs. keenan, expects to remain
here during the summer. Mr.. Keenan,
returned to Kemmerer Wednesday
evening.
w. L. Beckett, for many years in
/ charge of the soda fountain of a lead
ing Philadelphia drug store, arrived in
Salt Lake last week and will occupy a
similar position at the Smith Drug
company.
The commencement exercises of the
! University of Utah will be held in the
! Salt Lake theater on Wednesday, June
20. On Thursday, JurNS q, the stu
dents will hold their field day exer-
/ cises at Saltair
The annual entertainment given by
the childrens choir of St Mary's will
! be given on June 30. AS usual the
programme is an excellent one. and the
young performers are taking great
! interest in its success.
/ On last Monday the children from ST.
Anns Orphanage spent a pleasant day
| at Saltair They went out at 1890 in
the morning in charge of the Sisters.
Rev. Fathers Keenan, and Mannion ac-
companied the little folks, and made
the day one long to be remembered.
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Mrs. w. H. Bintz, accompanied by
Miss June and Harry, left for Laramie
on Tuesday and will spend the next
six weeks visiting her parents. Harry
Bintz was one of the bright eighth
grade graduates from the Oquirrh this
year.
By special request Mrs J. Hal Moore
and Miss Margaret Harley repeated the
20 Salutaris," by Campana, at st.
Mary's last Sunday. 1t was beautifully
rendered, and was very much appreci-
ated by the gentlemen who requested
its repetition.
Mrs. w. H. O'Nein of Butte City, who
was formerly Miss Daisy Blackburn. a
pupil of st. Mary'S Academy, is in the
city visiting her mother Mrs. O'NeiI is
accompanied by her little son. and she
viii remain here to attend the com
mencement exercises at st. Marys
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Invitations to the Twenty-second an
nual commencement of the Sacred
Heart Academy at Ogden have been re-
ce1ved. The exercises will take Mace
on the 21st, The graduates are Misses
Ella NJ. Hogan, Norine L. Scudder..
Rose e. Vickery, Lillian Langsdorf,
Elizabeth F. Farmer and Virginia n.
Cassin.
On last Sunday evening at the Con-
gregauonal church Miss Thelma Win
held, the talented young violinist. as
sisted by Professor Radcliffe, gave a
very entertaining recital Her violin
is wonderful old Cremona instrument.
valued at $1,000, whose origin can be
traced to 1881. She has a splendid
technique and plays with much express
sion.
The closing exercises of st. Mary's
Academy will take place on next Tues
day and Wednesday. On Tuesday af
ternoen the programme Will begin aft
2:SO On Wednesday morning the grad
uatlng exercises will take place at 10
o'clock The young ladies who will
complete the course this year are: Miss
Myra Wood Miss Margaret Robertson
Miss Adeline Du Chene and Miss Anna
O'Brien.
st. Mary's Academy will this wear
celebrate its silver jubilee. The mem
bers of the Alumnae association will
take an active part in the celebration.
Many OF them will come from adjoining
states and will be entertained by for
mer classmates and by the Sisters of
st. Mary's A very handsome osten-
sorlum viii be presented to the Acad-
envy for the chapel, by the association
IL is very beautiful piece of workman
ship made by Feeley & Co, of Chicago.
on special order.
Rev. Father Morrissey arrived last
Friday from De Lamar. New, and will
remain in the city few weeks. Hosts
OF friends are delighted to welcome him
again If only for a short time. Father
Morrissey was formerly the director of
the o'clock choir. and the children are
Joyfully happy over his visit They
held an informal reception in his honor
last Saturday afternoon. Father
Morrissey reports that De Lamar is
rising Phonex like from the ashes.
after the fire that swept over the town.
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The members of the Catholic Social
and Literary society, together with
their friends, viii have an outing at
Hills farm on next Sunday. The cars
will leave the corner OF State and First
South streets at u and o'clock. and
connections will be made with the
buses at Calder's park Lunch will be
served on the grounds by "a committee
of ladies including Miss Kane, Miss
Cronin. and Miss Tehan Mr.. O'Don-
nell. Mr.. Marnane and Mr.. Monter will
attend In fba pSr,o,-4o