The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1901-10-19

I L. ward OF MISSOURI, guest OF fdCIlel
De Siere, preached a sermon to a con-
gregg ton that filed the large church.
His remarks were eloquent and well di-
rected, full of logic. and spoken with
deep reverence for the truth they
sought to bring forth from the arSu-
ment of scriptural lore.
Extensive improvements and repairs
viii shortly lie made throughout the
Office and the big assembly room in the
liners union hall, North Main street.
The entire top floor will be completely
oyerbauled. On the assembly room
alcn it is estimated. 81 GOO will be eX-
rended in repairs and decorations. The
ceiling is 10 be frescoed in the richest
and most artistic manner in the posi-
bilities Of the Butte decorators. Draw
irgs and plans have already been sub
mi cd but as yet none has been fully
de ide upon. The matter was brought
he ore a meeting of the directors less
than month go and the specitlca-
tions at once put in the hands of the
builders. It is rumored also, that with
the starting of the new pOstoffice, dag
onally across the street a new story
will be erected on the building, making
it three-story structure. This is in
ant cipa ton of the increase of business
and hull ling in the north end that it
is expected will follow the new loca-
ton Of the federal site.
Professor Patrick A. Leamy. princi-
pal of the Butte High school, has COM
pleted arrangements for series of
FRIDAY afternoon talks by some of the
we'll known speakers of the state. The
talks will be about twenty minutes in
length and VIII deal with great va
riety of educational subjects. Invita-
tionS have been extended to Senator
Mantle Governor Toole. the editors of
the Anaconda Standard, Butte Inter
Mountain, Butte Miner and a number
of others. to sneak to the high school
purils on Friday afternoons. ]. w.
Kelly of the Intermountain led off last
night with a talk on The Louisiana
Purchase
The geological expedition which was
sent to Montana during the past sum-
mer from Princeton. n. j.. has made
some discoveries which are of great
Importance to the scientific world. The
Ta~tv, spent the first of their stay in
southcentral Montana. prospecting
and collecting plants and fossils of that
section. A thorough geological survey
was made of the region. 1t was during
this time they discovered a skeleton of
the Clidostes veloX, which DR.. Farr
considers the most complete skeleton
yet discovered of the marine lizard. 1t
is thirty three feet long, without the
head which is wanting 1t took fifteen
days to dig the remains out of the
ground.
Mrs. Collins West, the accomplished
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Muel-
Ter. is on a visit from Billings, her
nTPS-r1T homo and has haar1
entertained during the week by her
many friends.
pleasant surprise party was given
to Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Daley recently
The evening was spent in singing.
games and dancing. ending with a
lunch prepared for the occasion.
A dainty pink luncheon was given by
Miss Ruth Leggat in honor of Miss
Scallon, recent addition to the ranks
of Butte's society buds The color
scheme was pink. La France roses and
smilaX being used in the decorations
The menu was at the same time elabo-
rate and dainty.
The Monday Night club met with
Miss O'Donnell at her home. S23 West
Park street. The committee to outline
the work for the coming year, consist
ing of Miss Mile Coffin, Miss Moran
and Miss O'Donnen, submitted its re-
port, which was adopted.
Mr.. Ryan of the Daily bank enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lavell,
Miss Madge Marks, Miss Margaret
Scallon, William Scallon at a theatre
box party. Supper was served at the
Scallon home after the performance.