The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1901-11-02
ANACONDA.

The ball given by the Catholic Order
of Fo-esters at the A. o. H. hall was
one of the most successful balls of the
season thus far The grand march
began promptly at $3.50 o'clock, and
was led by r. T. Flanagan and Miss
Theresa LeRouh The floor commit
tee was composed OF the following:
Philip Richards, j. P. McCarty, j. W.
Dezell, Joseph Lemire, F. H. Birdsell
and A. A. Richards. These gentlemen,
in connection with the reception COM
mittee, which was a large one, handled
the immense crowd admirably and
without confusion. The committee on
arrangements consisted of w. H. Ma
honey, R. T. Flanagan, j. P. McCarty,
F. H. Birdsell and A. Pinnette.
The event of last weeks social gath
erings was the elaborate afternoon
euchre party given by Mrs. j. F. Spell
man and Mrs. Charles Hickey at the
Montana hotel. The afternoon was
spent in the parlor which was beauti-
fully decorated for the occasion. Pink
and green was the color scheme, and
on all sides was a profusion of pink
carnations and streamers of smilaX.
Several hours were delightfully."- spent
card playing, and the prizes, which
We're exceptionally beautiful were then
awarded. Mrs. John Healey won the
first prize, handsome vase. Mrs.
Montgomery captured the second.
cut-glass bowl while Mrs. st. Jean wol
the third prize, half a dozen sherbet
glasses Mrs. Brown won the third
prize a silver bonbon dish. On the
completion of the card playing tables
were set in the parIor and delicious re-
freshments served. There were forty
guests present.
At a special meeting of the L. A. of
A. Q. H, held Oct. &c. the following
resolutions We're adopted:
Whereas. 1t has pleased the Divine
Ruler to send His dark-robed mesSen-
ger amongst US once more TO take from
our midst one of our most Jealous and
trustworthy members, Julia Devine, it
becomes the painful duty of the mem
bers of division No. 1, L. A. of A. ,.
H. to express their sorrow and to eX-
tend their sympathy to the afflicted
family; therefore, be it
Resolved. That while we bow in sub
mission to the divine will we feel that
our order has sustained loss that will
Ions be felt by its members.
Resolved, That the heartfelt SYM
pathy of this order be extended to the
afflicted family of our departed sister
in their loss of a faithful loving wife,
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their great sorrow be assuaged by the
thought that their loved one is now
reaping the reward of we'll spent
Christian life. and may He who doeth
all things we'll grant them the strength
to say with all fortitude. Not my Will,
o Lord but thine, be done
Resolved, That out of respect TO our
departed sister the charter of the or
der be draped for a period of thirty
lNa
upon the minutes of our division and
that a copy be handed to the family of
our deceased sister and another copy
be sent to the daily papers of this city
for publication
BY order of Mary H. Brennan, Maria
J. Boland, Alice H. Mahoney commit
tee.
At a regular meeting of division No.
l. A o. H, hefG Oct. 81, the following
resolutions were passed on the death
of the wife of Brother Ed Divine:
Whereas, 1t has pleased Almighty God
in His infinite mercy to call to her eter-
nal reward, the wife OF our worthy
brother. Ed Devine; therefore be it
Resolved, That we, the members of
division No. 1, A. 0. H., of Anaconda
Mont tender to her sorrow-stricken
IiuSDdllu anu LdHiliy OuI oiilCSlI SOi AON
and sympathy in their sudden bereave-
ment, caused by the termination of
such useful and well-spent life.
Resolved. That while bowling in hum
BILE submission to the Divine will, we
pray that our Heavenly Father may
console her sorrowing husband and
family and grant them grace and
strength to bear with fortitude the loss
they have sustained, and it is our fer
vent hope that she is now enjoying
with her Eternal Father the reward |
which God gives to those who do their
duty.
John Lawler, William Kelliher, Will |
liam Cannon Con Kearney, John COT
fey, Owen ONeill. committee.