The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-12-10

Fleming.
Dialogue. The Troublesome Ser
want" William Foley and Timothy
! Donovan.
Song. The Tramps." Thomas O'Con-
nell, James Chatham and Donald Gro
min
Recitation, Little orphan Anna. s.
Katie Cuffe.
Dialogue, Getting Photograph, =
Martin Byrne, John O'Brien, Agnes
Foley and Mary Murphy.
Vocal solo, All, / Have Sighed to
Rest Me" Susie McDermott
Recitation, The Tricycle." Mary
/ Burke
instrumental solo, The sleighride
Gallop, Mary Murphy and Agnes
/ Murphy
The Flower Song" violins, John
! Sullivan and Margir McDermott; ac-
cOmpanst, Susie AcDermott
William a. Clark III. son of w. A.
Clark, IT.. and only grandson of Senator
w. a. Clark WAS the happy little host
at the celebration of his second birth
day on Thursday. Dec. l. at his
fathers home on West Galena street.
the hours being from to g.
The baby host received his little
guests in the nursery on the second
floor, and after all had assembled, the
front parlor upstairs was opened and
the children invited in TO enjoy per
Torrance by Conscrs company of
dogs. The pretty little children sat
around in circle on rugs on the floor.
and were delighted beyond words at
the tricks of the clever little dogs.
Their bright, smiling races, grouped
about. presented the sweetest kind of
d sight. Such shouts and shreks of joy
as filled the room made glad the hearts
OF everyone present. At o'clock
supper was announced and the por-
there's thrown aside, and what a pic
ture it showed. The long table. all in
pink and white, laden with beautiful
pink blossoms and pink ribbons, formed
the prettiest of settings, which was
framed by the eighteen beautiful babies
sitting around it.
The week which was so full of de-
lightful social functions. registered a
beautiful dance, given on Wednesday
evening of last week by Mrs Thomas
LaVelle at her home in West Park
street, complimentary to Miss Ella
Clark and Miss Puss Cullen of Spokane.
Miss Elizabeth Gaylord of Bridgeport
and Miss Bess Renick of Kansas City
This very popular hostess is noted
for the charming manner in which she
entertains and the younger set OF
Butte have from time to time been
the recipients of many pretty social
favors, as her list is never limited to
chosen few but all of her friends
from the unmarried set are hidden.
The Italian orchestra furnished music
of the finest character for the dancers
and the jolliest sort of an evening was
spent by the guests. So many hand
some and prettily tinted gowns We're
worn that the ensemble resembled
variegated picture of brightness and
color.
Two rooms with the9 reception hall
were cleared for dancing and the high
ly polished floors enhanced the pleas
ures of the evening greatly.
At midnight supper was served. and !
all through the evening punch and |
ice cold lemonade were served to re-
fresh the dancers.
A grand sacred church concert will
be given at st. Patrick's church on !
Dec. II by the choir and congregation
and the receipts will be used for church !
decorations
Rev. Fathers De Siere and -3IcGlynn |
are working hard to make it "a sue
cess. The programme will. be an excep- /
tionally good zone and The best must /
Clans and vocalists in the city have !
volunteered their servfees.\
RehearsaIs are being held daily, and |
some of those who Will appear are:
Mrs. Flora Rooney, Mrs. w. c. Dierks. /
Mrs. King, Miss Carroll sister of the
new bishop of Helena: William Green,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Thomas. Max
and Ruben Hobbs. These are
only a few of those who have promised
their services and there will be many
others,
The funeral of Frank Murray, one of
Butte's former fire chiefs, was held
last Saturday afternoon at 2 O'Clock
ices were conducted by Rev. Father
De Siere at st. Patrick.s church, m
terment was in the Catholic cemetery
Mike Daily left last week for New
York, where he will san for Queens
town, and visit his former home.
John NJ. Daugherty of Omaha. Neb..
who has large business interests in
Butte, was in the city during the
week, a guest at the Thornton.
F. Gridley, one of the leading bust
ness men of Salt Lake is in the city,
4 guest at the Thornton.
At the last meeting of division No. >.
A. o. H., the following officers were
elected: John Ferns. president: Charles
n. Gallagher, vice president; James NJ.
Brown, secretary; James Britt, treas
Irer; Dennis Holland, sergeant-at-
arms: Martin Twohy, sentinel.
Robert Blackmore, aged So years, died
Tuesday afternoon at the home of his
sister, Mrs. Catherine Conway, "a Blue
Wing avenue, Walkerville. Mr.. Black {
more had been a resident and miner in
his city number of years. The funer-
II took place Thursday afternoon at {
o'clock from the house Services at t
ST. Lawrence's church were conducted s
~ Rev. Father Batens. |
The funeral of Angelo Oriotti was t
leld Thursday afternoon at : O'CLOCK {
rom the family residence in Meader-
lille Services in Holy Saviors church
we're conducted by Rev Father Cha f
.olone. The interinent took place in /
Mount Moriah cemetery.
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The funeral of Thomas J. Loushrin
vas held Thursday morning at 10 {
o'clock from the family residence, 421 '
Vest Silver street. Services at st. Pat ]
ick's church. conducted by Rev Fa- J
her De Siere. y solemn requiem mass !
vas celebrated at 10 o'clock. The in !
erment took place in the Catholic GEM a
terry.
Butte council No 6GS. knights of Co :
umbus, met in the new Elks' hall on v
Wednesday night and elected officers v