The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-02-28
Tnterfnountalft Tlews
BUTTE. MONT.

Father Callahan, who was recently i'll
| with appendicitis and went east to re-
celve treatment, has been advised by
DR.. j. B. Murphy of Mercy hospital in
! Cincinnati to put in three weeks under
| recuperative treatment at West Baden
mineral springs, Indiana. AT the end
of that time DR.. Murphy thinks that
Father Callahan will be in better con-
dltlon TO undergo an operation. 1t
seems that his trouble is of chronic
nature, and it is considered absolutely
necessary to operate in order to ward
off similar attacks in the future. Dr.
Murphy will perform. the operation as
soon as he thinks the patient will be
able to stand the shock without serious
injury.
On Wednesday of last week Rev. Fa-
Their Batens, pastor of st. Lawrence
church, Walkerville, united in mar
rage Anthony Lehman and Miss Ma
mic Leary. The marriage ceremony
| took place at the o'clock mass on
Wednesday morning. Miss Leary is a
graduate from St. Patrick's parochial
school, having graduated in the class
of IS. She was a member of st. Pat
rick's Alumni association and st. Law
renee church was decorated in the So
ciety colors on this occasion. Miss
Leary has for many years been the
organist of the children's choir in st.
Lawrence parish, and the children fur
nished the music on Wednesday morn
ing. Miss Katie Harrington was maid
of honor and John Donahue acted as
the groom's best man.
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Mrs. John D. Ryan gave a delight
full luncheon on Thursday of last week
in honor of her cousin, Miss Agnes
Ryan of Michigan. The table was eX-
quisite with doilies and centerpieces of
rare cluny lace laid about its polished
surface. In the middle of the table
large double pink carnations of the
Lawson variety were arranged in 4
reckless profusion with artistic taste in
a quaint basket of green mating. Ferns
and asparagus vines trailed gaily across
the table, intermingling with huge
French bows of pink satin ribbon. At
each cover were small pink paper bas-
kets filled with bonbons and name
cards in pink roses in dainty pastel
shades.
The most important social event of
the week was the marriage of Miss
Anna Wall and DIR. Christopher Turner.
They were married at 10 o'clock on
Wednesday morning, Feb. IS, at the
Largely chapel in the presence of a few
chosen kinsfolk and friends. The deco !
rations were in pink and white. The
bride was attired in robes of white. .
After the ceremony the bridal party !
went to the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. I. ]
Finlen, where a wedding breakfast was /
served at high noon.
The marriage was the elimination of !
q. romance which began at the wedding /
of Mr.. and Mrs. Finlen in Salt Lake |
City. There Miss Wall, who had come /
on from New York, and DR.. Turner !
met. Three weeks later Miss Wall ,
came here to visit Mrs. Finlen, and the
result was the engagement which has !.
Just ended in a happy marriage.
DR.. and Mrs. Turner will be absent
in California for several weeks, after
which they will be at home to their
friends in Butte.
The grand sacred concert given Sun
day night at st. Patricks church under
the auspices of the League OF the Sa-
cred Heart, was attended by about 1000
people The big church was brilliantly
lighted and nearly every seat in the
building was occupied. 1t is needless
IN saw that the affair was success,
for that was assured by those having
the matter in charge, and this, together
with the worthy object of the enter
tainment, gave the public double as
surance of the. successful outcome, both
rom a social and financial standpoint:
Father McGlynn, who had charge OF
The entertainment in an advisory way
and Mrs. Donnelly, Mrs. Rooney and
he other ladies who directed the pro-
were all well pleased with the
,es,,lt of their efforts and felt thank
,,,1 70 those who had so ably and kindly
to the musical numbers Of
he entertainment.
The programme was carried out as
published. except the bass solo sched-
lied to be rendered by Max hreuger.
Il was probably well that one OF the
numbers was omitted because there
we're thirteen on the programme ano
,ome of the superstitiously inclined
night have felt an uneasiness as to the
mai success of the purpose of the con-
,ert had all the numbers been rem
Tered. M.S
scott Miss Finnegan, Mrs. Terrell ana Il