The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-03-29

the pledge was as follows;
promise that for space of one
year l Will not treat anyone or accept
a treat from anyone in place where
Intoxicating liquors are Sold"
! Father MulconrS stated that the OBJ
/ 1ect of the taking of the pledge is. two
fold: it keeps the man who signs it out
! OF places of sin and keeps money in
mans poke for the use of his wife and
/ children; money that would otherwise
be spent in dissipation
! 1t is stated by Father Callahan that
( several hundred of the communicates
OF his parish had already signed the
/ pledge and the appeal of Father Null
/ cconry yesterday led many more to sign
Father Mulconry also. appealed for d
larger membership for the League Of
/ the Sacred Heart. The speaker said
mat all in Sacred Heart parish should
ally themselves with that sacred
/ league. ard it was announced that
twenty promoters have been appointed
TO solicit members for the league.
/ There was an immense attendance of
women at Sacred Heart church and the
/ ceremonies dedicating the devout won1-
! en- to the b 'eSsed virgin were most i'm
/ pTess.Ve and beautiful. The exquisiteiy
decorated statue of the madonna was
the central figure during the service.
Sunday evenings service closed the
mission at Sacred Heart church. The
services of this week. holy week. at this
] church will be very solemn and impress
sive, and Easter Sunday will be one of
! great triumph in the history of the
! church.
! Fathers O'Connor and Muconry will
remain in Butte for two weeks. the
! guests of Father Callahan. after which
! they will go to Anaconda to conduct a
! mission there.
AT ST. PATRICK'S.
At st, Patrick's church yesterday aft
! ernoon at o'clock the mission closed.
i There was an immense attendance and
! the vast throng was impressed and edi-
! fed with the special sermon, benedic-
/ ton and papal blessing. The members
OF the parish and others who were priv
| LEGGED to attend the mission were con-
! graduated upon its wonderful success
and the blessings that had been OBJ
! tanned.
The Easter services next Sunday at
st. Patricz's will be very impressive
and beautiful. Special music and dec
orations have been arranged.
AT ST LAWRENCE.
st. Lawrence church at Walkervil :
has been crowded to overlooking at the
mission services which opened last
| Sunday week. The mission was opened
by Father Niermann and Father
Straubinger, and now that St. Patrick's
mission has closed Father Mahoney
will also assist at st. Lawrence.
The special mission for women closed
with a great attendance Sunday after
noon at o'clock, and the two weeks
| mission for men opened.
Sunday evening the women of St.
Lawrence parish were dedicated to the
! blessed virgin, the altar and church DC
ing beautifully decorated for the occa-
sion.
The childrens mission at st. Law
renee church will open at o'clock on
Easter Sunday.
The Intermountain Catholic acknowl-
edges the receipt Of an invitation to at
tend the annual Easter ball of Ravalli
council, Y. NJ. J., Of Butte. The affair
comes off at Renshaw hall on the even
ing of April 4. These balls of the Y. NJ.
7. are always anticipated with pleas
ure.
On st. Patrick's day Mrs. Ignatius
Donnelly went over to Anaconda to
sing for the Ancient Order of Hiberni-
ans. She was accompanied by Mrs.
Belle Rooney, MISS Dorothy Supernaut
and Miss Mamie Nevin. Mrs. Donnelly
is great favorits in the Smeltel' city
and her selection. ASHORE, was en-
cored again and again. She gave for
her first encore Kerry Dance
After the entertainment the Apicius
club. a swell organization of Anaconda,
composed of ten young gentlemen en-
tertained Mrs. Donnelly and her party
at fine course banquet The decora-
tions were exquisite all in green. save
the wealth of American Beauty roses,
which composed the centerpiece, The
name cards were water colored gems.
After the banquet an impromptu mu-
sicale was enjoyed, in which Mrs. Don
nelly, Mr.. Hickey. Mr.. Davies and 9TH
ers participated. MIR. and Mrs. Collins,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hickey and their guest,
Dr. McKenzie, were also present.
On St Patrick's evening DR.. and Mrs.
John Mcintyre were surprised by
number of their friends at their home
on West Broadway. The guests
brought with them potatoes, big and
small, and the evening was devoted to
playing potato games-tryinS to guess
the size and weights of potatoes, car
rying potatoes on a knife. and other
funny games, all with potatoes. At
late hour dainty luncheon was served.
In the party of surprisers were: Mr..
and Mrs. A. H. Wethey, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank E. Shaw, Mr.. and Mrs. Steven
son. DR.. Nevin. Miss Telfar, Miss
Wethey. Mr. and Mrs. ]. H. Hall, Mr..
and Mrs. Berry and several others.