The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-05-02
Interlflountalt 1eWS
BUTT. MONT.

BUTT, MONT.
Miss Mae Sullivan left last week for
New York, where she will be the guest
oI hrs. Lulu Largely for some time
Mr.. Woodie of Chicago entertained
! AZ the opening performance of the
overland MINISTRIES by giving a box
party and supper at the Thornton aft
VrWard. His guests were: Mrs. Dan
Malsh, Mrs. Joseph Ledwidge, Miss
Marie Mcguire and Doctor Sullivan.
.
Doctor and Mrs. J. r. L. sievers.
Doctor and Mrs. ]. Donnelly. Mrs.
christopher Turner and Miss Supre-
IdIt comprised box party at the first
performance of the Overland MINISTRIES
last week. Supper was served after
me performance at the Thornton, with
Doctor and Mrs. Sievers as host ard
hostess.
Doctor John j. Mahoney and Miss
Nate Dullea of Madison county were
united in marriage Wednesday morn
ing, April %. at st. Patrick's church.
rev. Father De Siere officiating. The
marriage was quiet enc, only the rel
dtlFes of the young people being pres
eht. Doctor Mahoney is a popular
young physician of Virginia City and
the bride is the charming daughter of
D. r. Dullea. one Of Madison county's
representative business men. The young
couple went to Salt Lake on their we'd
dlng trip, and on their return will
make their home in Virginia City,
Mont.
Judge and Mrs. W. F. Fitzgerald of
california arrived in Butte on last
Wednesday morning. They will spend
the entire summer with their son-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs Louis
p. Sanders.
The last sad rites were performed
over the remains of little May Joseph
me Patton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Hugh Patton, at st. Patricks church,
where Solemn Hight Mass was cele-
DRAFTED by Rev. p. De Siere at $3.50
o'clock on Monday morning The
remains had been lying in the parlor of
st. James hospital. where the little
one has suffered SO long and so much, |
and where, through her patience and
endurance she wound herself around
the hearts of the dear Sisters, whom |
she loved so tenderly The beautiful !
casket was buried in flowers sent by I
SorroWing friends many of whose ac-
quaintance she made during her so
Journ in Butte, her late home being in |
BeaVerhead county, this state. The be-
reaVed parents have the sympathy of |
their large circle of acquaintance in
their great loss. The little one had /
been treated by some of the best ply
SicianS in the state for consumption.
which at last ended her bright young
life. she being only IA years and |
months old.
Among the many who sent flowers
were the following: General j. A
Brown and family of Melrose. a beau
tiful piece composed of pink and white
and lilies; Misses Mary and
Ella Keegan, large bouquet of white
and pink carnations; Mrs. Emma CAL
lagher and Miss Annabel, large bouquet
of white roses; Miss Mary Moran. large
bouquet of pink and white carnations;
Mr. Louis Wunderlick, beautiful bou
quet of pink and white roses and car
nations; DR.. and Mrs. Donald Camp
bell, a beautiful large piece of bride
roses. smilax and ferns: Miss Irene
Trip, bunch of pink and white carna-
tions; Mrs. Blind and Mrs Eagan, /
white carnations and ferns; Mr.. and
Mrs. H. T. Patton, father and mother
OF the little girl, beautiful large piece,
gates ajar. of white roses, lilies and
smilaX; Misses Rosamond, Ethel and |.
Georgia Patton, box of white carna-
eioii0' -h! anu vi ,: W. l. CouS9oli
Dewey, pink and white carnations and
ferns; Mr.. John Gardner, large bou-
Quet of pink roses, smilaX and ferns;
Sisters of st. James hospi q, large
bunch of white Easter Lille 1 Misses
Pierce. Canty, Coughlin and aAntonia,
beautiful cross of pink and wHSte roses,
lilies and carnations; Mr. andsNrs. w.
P. Murphy, box of white roseS; Misses
Whiteway and Cyderman, Urge box
Of pink and white carnatio,t;: Mrs.
Charles Pope, box of pink an white
carnations; Mrs. Judge Line az, box of
carnations and ferns.