The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-10-15

N. O'Brien. assisted by Miss Nc
Mahon and Miss Connolly.
Fish pond: Mrs. Holt, assisted by
/, Mrs. Sullivan and Miss Rowan.
| Ice cream booth: Mrs. Eye, assisted
! by Mrs Mitchell
Lemonade booth: Miss Mamie
Lynch and Miss Mcmahon.
Merchandise booth: Mrs. Rowan and
Mrs. Lewis.
Klondike booth: Miss Emma Cant
Ion.
Rummage sale: NJ. Canton.
Sacred Heart booth: Mrs. Hickey,
assisted by Mrs. Sandahl, Mrs. Grant
and Mrs. Flood.
Candy booth; Miss Annie Ward. as
sisted by Mis-. HeIlikson, Miss DolIie
Gray and Miss Delonss.
Tie cigar and flower booth. donated
by D. J. Hennessy, is perhaps the
most striking feature Of tie fair. The
decorations, in Japanese style, have
been minutely executed. Fine brands
OF the fragrant weed arc sold here at
store prices.
Mrs. Burt Tower rs in charge Of This
department, being assisted by Mrs.
Miles White Misses Belle kirkpatrick.
Louise Hogan Dimple LeaVitt, Nellie
Lloyd and Agnes Doty.
Next to the cigar and flower bazaar
is the fortune tcller's booth, in charge
of Mrs. Thomas LavelIc.
The dining room, in charge OF Mrs.
Griffin, Mrs Kelly. Mrs. Pierce and
Mrs Kelly, is we'll patTouized. Dora.
the caterer, is in charge Of the culinary
department.
In the KIondike booth q fine oil
painting of the Lakes Of Killarney will
be ratified
Several contests are going on as fol
lows:
Piano; Miss Naughton. Miss Null
.cahey and Miss Earles.
Scholarship in Saint Nincent's acad-
envy: Ollie Page. Moilie Drew aud
Bertha Venear.
Pony; Charles Grant. Joe Rad
malicE and John Downey.
The doll booth will be opened today,
il charge Of Mrs. Carter, assisted by
Mrs. Epping, Miss Madge Marks. Mrs.
Leggett and Miss Kellett
Father Callahan is present the
greater part of the evening assisting
his parishioners i'll entertaining Wis
itors.
William Skyrme. who recently la-
signed his position as superintendent OF
the High Ore mine left Butte TINS
week to take UP his residence in Pas
adena, Col. During the time that Mr.
: :
ness he has made host of friends
and the silver presented to him by his
employees at the time of his resignation
showed him to be one of the most pop
ular superintendent in the camp. All
of the employees of the three mines
which he controlled gave their pay for
enc shift. and presented him with an
service. For the greater par
of his life MI Skyrme has been en-
gagged in the mining business, and dur
ing that time has been active in the
development of the properties in tht,
west A number of the great mininS
camps in the west outside of Butte
owe a great deal of their progress 10
his energy and the work that he has
done. One of the stories told about
Mr.. Skyrme is that he gave Marcus
Daily the first position he had when he
came west. At that time Mr.. Sllyrme
was superintendent on the Comstock
ode. Mr. Skyrme will make his home
n California i'm the future and viii !
give up all mining business.
Miss Kathryn Gwyer and Hugh l.. I,
Carroll were united in matrimony III
st. Lawrence's church, Centerville, by |
he Rev. Father Batens. Miss Lena |
Iennessy acted as bridesmaid and |
Charles Mccoy as best man. Only rel !
Ltives and few friends attended the |
ceremony. after which wedding din |
Ter was served at the home OF w. J. !
carroll. 1913 Mullins street, Centerviile. |
NJ. and Mrs. Carroll left for Helena.
where they will spend q few days at |
he fair. Before returning they will
make, a short tour of the. state. TheJ
will be at home to their friends in
Suite after Nov. /. Miss Gwyer has
made many friends since her sojourm /
n the city, while the groom, who is
n employe of the engineering depart
nent of the Anaconda company. is a
cry popular young man.
Miss Anna McNulty, the clerk in the
office, has gone on a ten
avs vacation to Helena.
Bart L. Shay, after months vaca
on in his old home in Fall River,
IN tho citu 1aSt ,1iCht