The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-02-22


ent were Mr.. and Mrs. John. Leary,
Mr.. and Mrs. a. Reynolds Mr.. and
mrs. Dan Mccarthy, MIR. and Mrs. o.
hanson, Miss Mayme Leary, Miss Lii
lie Leary, Miss Alma Tremewen, Miss
anna Sullivan, Miss Nellie Lombard,
frank w. Healy, Ed Healy, Dan Nc
Carthy, jr., Willie Mccarthy, Frank
McCarthy, Miss Nellie Sullivan and r.
Mcdonald
Henry Mueller has gone east on a
business trip and will go as far as Mil
waukee to return with Mrs. Mueller
and Mrs. Sam P. Best
Mrs. j. w. Fogarty returned Satur-
day morning to her home in Hamilton,
alter few weeks visit with her par
ents, DR.. and Mrs. j. S. Hammond of
west Broadway.
A dancing party, which was prefaced
by an elaborate reception in the after
noon. was given by Mr.. William Seal
Ion and Miss Margaret Scallon on Mon
day evening of last week, and was one
OF the most delightful affairs of the
week, about thirty-five couples partici
pating. The beautiful decorations form
ed an effective background for the
many handsome costumes worn the
effect in general being enhanced by
the softened lights which fell through
vari-colored shades. Delightful music
contributed its quota of pleasure to
the evening, which was carried out to
the morning hours
.
One of the prettiest church weddings
of the season and the first wedding in
st. Patricks church since the grand
new pipe organ was placed took place
there just before Lent. The officiating
priest was Father De Siers, and never
did the marriage ceremony seem more
solemn than when he united in matri-
mony Miss Annie Keppler and Adolph
Reichle. The pretty decorations made
an effective background for the pretty
bride and maid. The former was
gcwned in an exquisite white robe all
in tiny tucked work, en- train. She wore
a fflmy white tulle veil on her golden
hair, caught with a spray of orange
blossoms on the side. She carried a
shower bouquet of bride roses. Her
maid, Miss Reiehle, a sister of the
groom also wore white with pink
trimming. and carried a bouquet of La
France rosebudS in paleSt 1inks. A
feature of the wedding was the mag
nificent nuptial mass. The bride is
member of the choir of St Patrick's
church In the evening a reception was
held at the residence of the brides
parents at iii South Arizona. After the
1st the couple will be at home on West
Silver. Both bride and groom are well
known and popular young people They
received many gifts, among them
handsome toilet set from st. Patrick's
choir.
Once again the Young Ladies Insti-
tute scored success, the basket social
given by them being the best affair they
have ever given. Their rooms were
crowded, and with happy. jolly crowd
of guests. The organization is going
ahead rapidly, and the membership is
growing rapidly. This is especially no
ticeable during the past two weeks,
during which time it has been surpris-
ing. All the members brought baskets
filled with appetizing lunches, and
some of the baskets were books of art,
flowers embellishing them. 1t is sad
commentary on the tastes of men when
il is stated that the baskets bearing
cigars on tops brought more tnan the
Powered ones, while one which dis
played beer bottle brought the h4sh-
est sum of all. They were auctioned
off by P. ]. Gilligan, and he made a at
in the role of auctioneer, CONFUSING the
audience and coaXing money from the
pockets of the economically inclined.
A fine programme delighted the guests.
A vocal solo, The Kerry Dance, by
Mrs. Igna thus Donnelly, a violin solo
by Miss Irene Hanman and a recita-
ton by Mrs Mcdonald. Dancing was
enjoyed until 1890. AT midnight the
mystical cake was cut, and it contained
more things than boarding house hash.
A button, a dime, ring, beans and
other things which showed what the
year held for the recipients