The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-08-02
BUTTE.

Mrs. Frank McGinn of Omaha ar
rived in Butte during the week and will
visit her mother, Mrs. Lulu Largey, for
some weeks.
A rare treat was given TO the people
of South Butte and their friends on the
evening of July 10, by the ladies of st.
Joseph's parish. The musical pro-
gramme. one of the best ever given in
South Butte, was arranged by Mrs.
Jennie Rae, Mrs. LemaieuX, Mrs. Nc
Taggart and Miss l.. Price. The audi
ence proved their appreciation by the
hearty and prolonged applause The
programme was as follows: Piano solo,
by Misses Lila Sherrard and Fannie
Kelly: tambourine song, by Diana Lee
maieux and Eva Scrolls: piano solo, by
Mrs. Quillette; song. by Richard
Baker; recitation, by Lawrence Hamil-
ton; song by Miss Curtis; cornet SOLO
by Miss Mabel Baker; recitation, by
George Fender; piano solo, Miss May
Gratz; song, by Matt Cerff. After the
programme ice cream was served in
parlors prettilv decorated for the occa-
sion. The tables presented a very
pretty appearance, with cut glass and
flowers. and were charmingly presided
over by Mrs. Archibald Barshaw. Mrs.
Grattan, Mrs. Coleman Mrs. McDon-
aid, Mrs. Mayotte, Mrs. Henry and
Mrs. LemaieuX, who showed their pop
ularity by the grand rush which was
made for their tables. Every one went
home happy, delighted with the pleas
ant evening they had spent. The pro-
| ceeds far exceeded their expectations.
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Mrs. C. L. O'Donnell and daughter.
Sunshine Harriet, have returned to
Butte after a pleasant visit~of a week
among Anaconda friends
The Twentieth Century club pic
nicked at the Nine-mile canyon on Sun
day. July 20. There were ten couples
! in the party, and the pleasures of the
day. including the bright sunshine,
were thoroughly enjoyed. a dainty
lunch was prepared by the young la
dies and spread in chosen spot,
where all gathered and partook of the
good things. Not until the sun had
sank low in the west did the merry
twenty turn their thoughts hOmeward.
Those in the party were Hugh Lynch,
John Lynch, Pat Lynch. Miss Hogan,
Mike Hogan. Dave Sermons. Will Lewis,
Jim Donohue, George Broughan, jim
mic Penman. Maggie Page, Maggie
| Graham, Maggie Barron, Ella O'Neil,
| Aggie O'Neil, Katie Kehoe, May Kehoe.
Mary McMahan, Marlar Parker and
Stella Hickey.
On Wednesday, July 90, at $50 a. m.
Miss Rose E. McDermott and Thomas
Hill SeaIey were united in marriage
at st. Lawrence church in Centerville,
Father Batens performing the cere-
| mony.
The bridal party entered the church
as the beautiful ''Lohengren' wedding
march pealed forth from the massive
| organ. The bride was attended by
Miss Lena Hennessy as bridesmaid and
Martin Cannon acted as best man.
! Nuptial high mass was celebrated. the
bridal party and a dozen intimate
! friends of the bride receiving holy COM
| munion.
The altar was tastefully decorated
with crimson and white ported plants.
which harmonized perfectly with the
gowns worn by the bride and her at
tendants. The brides dress was of
white etamine over white taf4eta.
The bridesmaid wore white lawn.
After the ceremony a wedding break
fast was served at the home of the
bride. 103 Center street. The newly
welded couple left on the noon train
for short trip to Boulder. They re-
turned Sunday. and will be at home to
their friends at sos West Park street.
Misses Isabel Kelly and Laura KEEL
ly have gone to visit relatives in Spo-
kane.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Largey threw
open their handsome residence on
| Wednesday evening for the enjoyment
of a large party of friends at dancing.
The guests were\ Misses Margaret
| McElvain. Maud Galen, Madge Raj
eigh, Bessie Skyrme, Grover. Shores,
Mamie Dillon, Laura Holland. Daisy
Dawson. Madge Marks, Hattie Young,
! Mae and Margaret Reinhardt. Mary
| Cowan of Salt Lake, Allie and Annie
! Lowry. Cora, Julia and Hattie San
| ders, Eleanor, Viola and Louise Hor-
gan. Mae, Jean and Lettie Sullivan,
Nell Floyd, Florence Simpson. Ethel
| Thomas of Anaconda, Mrs. Thomas
LaveIl. Mrs. D. ]. Henessy, Mrs. Fay
cite Harrington, Mrs. A. T. Morgan,
| Mrs. Bernard Noon, Mrs. l. Freund,
/ Mrs. Sam NJ tombstone; Messrs. Sell
lers. Largey, Arthur Dorland, D. C.
! Griffith, George Curtis, Gum, Gage,
| Tower. Horgan, DR.. Carl Horst, DR..
Jed Freund. DR.. Ray Freund, Cole
! Campbell, D'Gay Stivers. Bert Steph-
| ems. A. IT. Morgan Robert Shores, ALT
| Kremer. Bernard Noon, DR.. Pigot. DR..
Napton, F. A. Heinze, Senator w. A.
| Clark, Dan Raymond, Fred SlemG1s,
| Ben Cosby. Robert La Beau, Thomas
MarkIey, DR.. Schwartz, George Buseh,
| l.. O. Evans, j. T. Carroll, Glenn Har-
rington, Dick Lacy, AL Trask and H
Holp.
ANACONDA.
Wv,n,an Ellis and #. F. Mclaughlin