The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-05-19
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Mrs. Lon Morrison and family left 70
Copper Gulch, Utah, last week.
Benediction and the Rosary is give1
every Wednesday and Friday evening
at 7:30.
Miss Cora Ferguson entertained a
very pleasant card party last Friday
evening.
Miss Judge is visiting her relatives
Lieutenant and Mrs. Baldwin, in Fort
Spokane.
The members of the children's choir
will give their annual entertainment
next month.
The Gentry dog show is once more
in the city, and all the young folks
are delighted.
Fred Harris, representing the Rand
Drill company at Butte, Mont, is a
knutsford guest
Frances Little and jamie Leyland
were the sweet voiced soloists at the 8
O'Clock Mass last Sunday.
The children win make their first
Holy Communion and be confirmed on
Pentecost Sunday. June g.
William DTcDermott left last Satur-
day for the Afterthought mine, in
Shasta county, California.
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d. II. Peery. will leave in a few days
for the east and south, where he viii
investigate mining property.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Babcock are re-
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who was born last Monday.
Mrs. Fred Richards of Bingham has
been the guest of her mother. Mrs. ]. /
Riley, for the past ten days.
Mrs. J. Hal Moore and Miss Harley |
sang very beautiful duet last Sum |
Misses Mona McHugh. Mary Hallor-
an and Margaret Free Will be the solo
lists at the o'clock Mass on Sunday.
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George Haldorn is expected to arrive
IN salt Lake this week from New York
Mrs. Haldorn is at Atlantic City, n. J.
Instructions for first Holy Commun-
ion and Confirmation are given every
Wednesday and Friday afternoons at
4:SO.
A. w. McCune, accompanied by his
sons. Vivian and Albert, returned from
a trip to the north the first of the
week.
Mrs. J. w. Farrell gave a very pleas
ant birthday party last week in honor
OF her little daughter, Lauras, birth
day.
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Mrs. A. B. Greeson and daughter left
for Chicago last week. They will re- !
main away all summer visiting rela- :
tives. >
A very pleasant social party was
given in honor of Edward Harley last J
Friday evening at his parents home =
on Brigham street. a
The concert at the tabernacle on e
night for the Scofield suffer-
ers was an immense success, nearly e
$1,000 being raised. =
Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Harley were given n
q very pleasant surprise party last s
week in honor of the forty-sixth anni4 g
Fersary of their marriage. .
F. J. Winston, prominent attorney b
u New York, has been visiting his a
Tiends, A. Fl. Tarbet and w. G. Ben V
lam, for the past ten days. f
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The third subscription concert of the "
Jrpheus club was given on Monday T
light. An unusually brilliant and fash II
enable audience was present. e;
Mrs. w. H. Lindsey of Butte. who q
las been visiting her parents, Mr.. and nj
lrs. z. Duguet, for the past six weeks. / n
eturned home last Saturday evening. ii
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Many of the public school teachers
vent east on Monday night thereby 81
aklng advantage of the reduced rate II,
o Chicago over the Rock Island road. 81
The Misses Keith gave charming 81
inner party last week Their quests st
Iere Mrs Don Porter, Mr.. and Mrs. rs
O'Brien. Mrs j. E. Woodward and n
In. Willard Thompson. eli
st. Mary's academy will celebrate an
s twenty-fffth anniversary next WI
lonth. 1t is expected that the mem d,
ers of the Alumnae association will he
axe an active part in the celebration. We
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The choir at st. Mary's is showing tn
larked improvement of late. Mrs. br
ellie Halliday Latimer is a new ac- ~.
llsltion to the choir. She has a con- an
alto voice of beautiful quality. and is Ia
$50 very fine musician. tn,
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A number Of the young girls of the no
o clock choir, met last Sunday after, &C. &C.
Don at the home of Miss Lucille Nor hi hi
son. and organized a little social club fiji
hch they have named The Happy ma
our club. May it have every sue ma
.ss. SAL
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A. J. Schumacher, formerly metal an o
rgist for the Parrot company at 20,
ute, Mont, accompanied by his sons. 7
ertram and Wilbur. visited his old wa
lend. A. II. Tarbet, the past week. He sur
on his way TO Europe and will re- as
ain abroad for three months " %n
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Mrs. J. z. Woodward entertained at. sloI
elaborate dinner last week. The sof
tests Of the occasion were Mrs. AL. bio
OF Fort Douglas Mr.. and Mrs. WI, VII
Brlen, Mrs. Guy NJ. Palmer, Miss h m1
eth, Miss Eta Keith. Lieutenant AL No,
TT Allen, Mr.. Willard Thompson. US
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Mrs. Arthur II. Bird, at the annual aer
4ction Of officers at the Literary club POI POI
ST Friday was elected one of the IN
ard Of directors. Mrs. Bird is one wei
the most prominent members of the our
terary club, and has from early girl
cd devoted much time to literature
e is graduate of the Manhattan
lie Convent, and has also spent many
ars aboard studying.
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The fund for the Scofeld sufferers
W amounts to nearly Sl25, 900. There E
We been many personal sacrifices locs
Dde by people who are anxious to of
ntribute. Among the donations was Lal
e that attracted attention and con- all
.erable comment, that of s. con- of
buted by Major General Stephen lare
win. Every one who knows the Cen eye
Il appreciates the spirit that prompt mai
his generous heart to assist his suf- f
ing neighborS. trail