The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-06-07

[ George Odell. Mrs. Ensign, Mrs. White
| head and Misses Sadie McChrystal,
/ Mamie Porter, Amy Bersbach, Vir-
ginia Breeder, Florence stevenson DIX,
! Bessie Chandler, Katheryn Kanters,
| Ethel Paul, Jane Mcintosh, Dick
Seckels Mamie Eldridge, Pearl Weller,
Anna Adams, Evelyn Thomas, Pearl
| Van Colt. Daisy Raybould, Winnie
Hardy and Florence Dove.
Peter. Brennan came down from
Butte on Sunday to enjoy Salt Lakes
salubrious air for month. A host of
/ friends always greets Pete's arrival in
Zion.
Father Morrissey returned from Eu-
| reka last Saturday. He was warmly
received by his numerous friends and
| swelled the list of subscribers to the
Intermountain Catholic.
The Intermountain Catholic ac-
knowledges an invitation to attend the
twenty fourth annual commencement
of the Sacred Heart academy Wednes-
day. June Is, 1902, at 10 O'Clock.
Miss Maud Nissler of Butte, Mont,
spent a few days visiting Miss Clara
Meyer of this city.
The Utah Art Institute met last Mon
day afternoon with a full attendance
of members, elected officers for the
ensuing year and transacted consider
able other business. The new officers
are: Miss Mary Teasdel, president;
w. E. Ware. vice president; Mrs. Edna
Wells Sloan, secretary; Mrs. Alice Mer-
ril Horne, treasures. Mrs. Sloan, the
ala
TO the institute Monday to fill the va
cancy left in the board of governors
by the withdrawal of Mrs. McCune.
Several committees were appointed
to begin preparations for the annual
exhibit. 1t was decided to hold the ex-
hibition during September, and while
the place has not been decided upon,
Provo Is mentioned as likely place.
The exhibit this year promises to be
one of the largest and most attractive
ever held in the state.
The All Hallows boys spent Thursday
at Lagoon large number of friends
went out with the students. and all
spent a most enjoyable day.
DR.. and Mrs. e. F. Root entertained
at an elegantly appointed dinner last
week, in honor of Rev. Father Larkin.
w. j. Halloran spent few days at
Stateline last week.
Jackson McChrystal spent last Mon
day in the city, visiting relatives.
Mrs. Mary e. Hope. with her sons.
Harold and Chester, left last Tuesday
for California.
The commencement exercises of All
Hallows college will be held on Mon
day, June Is.
On next Saturday, June IA, the stu
dents Of All Hallows college will spend
the dayfat Saltair.
At the Schettler- Wetzell recital last
Monday evening, Miss Margery Null
vey the charming young daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. e. Mulvey, won we'll
merited praise for her artistic. perform
ance on the mandolin.
Miss Mabel Crowley, niece of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. J. Murray Of this city, grad
uated from the university last week.
Miss Nellie Cullen, the charming
daughter of Mr.. Mike Cullen of this
city, will graduate from the High
school next week She is a most low
able girl and hosts of friends will ex-
tend best wishes to her on commence
ment day.
The members of the Alumnae associa-
ton of St. Mary's academy met last
Tuesday afternoon TO arrange for the
annual banquet, which will occur on
Thureday, June ~.
A pleasing literary and MUSICAL pro-
gramme was given at the Utah state
penitentiary on Decoration day.
All the children taking part in the
annual entertainment for the benefit
Of the Sunday school must attend re-
hearsal on Saturday afternoon at /
o'clock sharp.
A. Fred wey ana Miss Louise wey
have gone to California for brief
visit.
= Don't forget the, annual entertain
ment for the benefit of the Sunday
school next Friday, June IS, at the
Grand theatre. Admission, % cents.
Editor Intermountain Catholic:
Among the Geographic news of the
papers of today ! read that Felipi Bu-
encamino. former secretary of state in
AguinalGo'S cabinet, was heard by the
house committee on insular affairs. He
said he represented the federal party.
the influential insurgents and the Kati-
punan (seoreD society. Here is one of
his statements as reported:
Speaking of education, he said the
friars We're hostile To the American