The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-06-14


Don't forget. the annual concert for
the Sunday school Friday, June Is, at
the Grand theatre, at p. m.
The Misses sherman delightfully."- en-
tertained Tuesday.
j. H. Bacon left last Tuesday for
San Francisco, where he now makes
his home.
Mike Harrington, former superin
tendent of the Quincy mine at Park
City, has returned from La Plata min
ing district and will leave for his old
home among the bbnanzas today.
Roger Sherman returned last Sun
day from Mercersberg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace n. Whitney
have moved into their new home at
AS South Fifth East street.
Mrs. L. A. Ostien is in the city visit
ing Frs. D. L. Rich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Bamberger gave
large dinner last Sunday.
Mrs. Co. C. Wright of Idaho Falls is
visiting in the city
Miss Lena Welby has returned from
Philadelphia.
Miss Eleanore Dooly, who has been
spending the past two months in Cal
ifornia, reached home last week.
.
Fred Leonard has returned after
visit to the Wild Dutchman in Ameri-
can Fork canyon, and reports Man
ager Madison taking out very good
ore.
Miss Julia Hays entertained at
luncheon Wednesday in honor of her
guest, Miss Healy of Ogden.
Frank Martin of Boise is at the Ken
yon and reports great. rush of people
at the Idaho capital preparing to enter
the. Thunder Mountain district
.
A number of prominent members of
the knights of Columbus and their
wives, will leave on June q for Spo-
kane and Butte. where the Knights of
Columbus councils will be instituted.
The party expect to be away about
ten days and a delightful trip is an
ticipated.
The commencement exercises of All
Hallows college will take place on
Monday evening at the Salt Lake the
atre.
Handsomely engraved invitations
have been. issued to the twenty
seventh annual commencement exer-
cises of ST. Mary's academy, which
event occurs next Thursday, June 10.
The exercises will as usual be of a
very high order.
The many friends of Mrs. Richard
Neslin will be panied to hear of her
serious illness.
Mrs. Bancroft of Idaho is the guest
of Mrs. Peter Connolloy.
The annual contest in elocution took
place in All Hallows cVllege last week.
In the senior division the gold medal
was won-by Creighton Latgey of Butte,
Mont; honorably distinguished. Pat
rick Peters of Butte. and Hugh Col
tharp of Vernal, Utah.
In the Junior division the gold medal
was won by James Butler of Cripple
Creek; honorably distinguished, Mar
tin Curran of Hageman. Ida.
The judges were Colonel Donnellan.
Edward McGurrin and George j. Glib
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ivers and their
son James spent few days in Park
City last week.
Mrs. Jack Crandall, nee Miss Kther-
Inc German, left last Sunday for Chi
cago, where she will join Mr.. Gran
dali. Mrs Crandall made many friends
during her stay in Salt Lake and best
wishes follow her to her home.
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John t. Axton, secretary of the Y. NJ
I G. A. in this city since 1893, and mem
Der of the legislature which elected
Senator Kearns, has been recommended
for appointment as chaplain in the
army. When it was suggested some
time ago that he fit himself for the
chaplaincy, Mr.. Axton consulted sew
eral ministers and received their as
surance that it would be the proper
thing for him to do.
Accordingly. Tuesday of last week he
took special examination before q
special council of the Congregations
church, and passing muster, was or
dained a minister of the gospel. MIR
Axton was born in Salt Lake thirty
one years ago and has been active ir
Christian association work. He ex.
poets to go to the Philippines and viii
take his wife and three children with
| him. The position carries the ranl
of captain and has pay of s1,SOO at.
tached.
Mil
Kearns gave another dinner at Wash.
ington last night complimentary Il
Secretary Moody and Senator Clark
The banquet hall was magnificentl,
decorated. Secretary Moody occupied
! the seat of honor at Senator Kearns
| right while Senator Clark was on hi.
left
Speeches were made during the even
ing by Secretary Moody, Assistant Sec
rotary Hill, Senators Dolliver, Nc.
| Comas, Burrows Blackburn, Nelson
and Representatives Dalzell and Nc
Andrews. Senator Clark of Montan;
not only gave an entertaining talk, bu
sang in a most meritorious way 9TH,
! Star-Spangled Banner which Gale,
forth a patriotic chorus from every on,
present.
The banqueters included Secretar,
Moody, Assistant Secretary Hill, Gen
Corbin, Col. Bingham, Senators w. A
Clark, Stewart, Bacon, McComas, Bur
rows, Kearns, Fairbanks. Nelson, Bur
ton, Heitfeld, Clapp. Dietrich, Kean
Deliver, Gibson, Pritchard and Foster
and Representatives McAndrews, Dial
zell, Mercer and Mondell; Messrs. eros
by S. Noyes, j. Ross Clark, DR.. J. E
Jones, A. w. Machen and George w
Beavers.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs
Emanuel Kahn and daughter. arr
pleased to learn of their arrival hom
| after an extended trip.in the south am