The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-09-17

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Miss Lillian Shields and Miss Bess
ATcRai7 az Anaconda were the guests
of the Misses Lowry over "wednesday
and Thursday, returning to their homt
Friday.
Miss Alice Butcher of Helena and
Miss Georgia Nadner of salt Lake are
the guests Of Mrs. William Skyrme.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Burns and daugh-
Ter, Miss Anna, left last week for st
Paul.
Mr.. P. ]. Brophy and little sons lett
on Thursday morning for Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Shea and chill
dren. Gertrude and John, left Thurs-
day for Milwaukee, Wis, to reside:
carrying with them the best wishes OF
all their Butte friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Dennis Courtney an
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
ter. Tessie. TO Mr.. William McMahon'
the nuptials to occur on the 21st of Sep
TENDER.
Mrs. Mary Martin, aged 20 years,
died Sunday night at the residence OF
her son, J. P. Martin, Rigley avenue.
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Miss Irene lie Sage has resigned her
position as teacher at Gregson TIC ac-
cent one at Forsythe. Miss johanna
Grady will finish the term at Gregson.
Miss Bess Syrme and Lieutenant Ed
win Butcher were married Wednesday
night Of last week at the Finlen hotel,
in this city. Rev. Father DeSiere Of
ficiated at the ceremony. The bride
was attended by Miss Nellie Mazel as
maid of honor, while the bridesmaids
were Misses Alice Butcher of Helena
sister of the bridegroom; Georgia Vad-
ner of Salt Lake, Ethel Thomas of
Anaconda, Fulton Grant Evans, Mamie
Driscoll and Mollie Walker Of Butte.
The bridegroom had as best man John
Corette of this city and was attended
by a military escort from Fort Har-
rison-Captains jerks and Laws, Lieu
tenants Strong, Crockett, SeversOn and
Burt. The pretty young bride present.
ed a picture of loneliness in her bridal
robes of white criffon cloth, made en-
traine and trimmed in exquisite point
lace. She wore a Puritan veil of filmy
chiffon. caught with a cluster of white
rosebuds, and carried a drop bouquet
of bride roses. She wore a diamond
crescent. the gife of her father, and a
pearl pendant token from Lieutenant
Butcher
The bridesmaids all wore pale blue
silk grenadine, trimmed in white lace,
with transparent yokes, and each car
ried a shower bouquet of pink sweet
peas and wore semi wreaths of pale
forget-me-n The honor maid was
gowned in white Paris muslin, trimmed
in fine lace. She wore a wreath of
tiny white star flowers and carried
white sweet peas. The dainty flower
maiden was goWned in an exquisite
creation of white French batiste, hand
embroidered and trimmed in real lace,
and her hair was caught with a cluster
of white blossoms and white tulle.
Mrs. SkyTme. mother of the bride,
Mrs. Davies of Helena, sister of the
groom; Mrs. Thomas Lavelle, Mrs. john
Gillie, Mrs. Frank Boucher, Mrs. Sam
NJ. tombstone and Mrs. J. NJ. White
were in the receiving line.
Miss Drea tombstone, attired in pale
blue silk and grenadine, assisted Miss
Gillie in distributing the bridal cake.
A dazzling array of handsome bridal
gifts, consisting of silver in countless
table pieces and cut glass, linens, china
or rare ware, bric-a-brac, jewels, rugs
and pictures and household linens
were showered upon the young couple
The bride is the only child of Mr.
and Mrs. William Skyrme Of this city,
and by her sweet and lovable nature
has endeared herself to a wide circle
of friends in the city and state. She
was educated at st. Mary's academy,
Salt Lake. and at New York schools,
and is in every respect a womanly and
lovely young woman.
A reception was held after the cere-
mony and congratulations and good
wishes were received by the happy
couple. Mr.. and Mrs. Butcher left on
late train for Monterey, Cal, where
Lieutenant Butcher will be stationed.
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Announcement is made of the COM
ing wedding of Miss Sadie O'Malley.
youngest daughter of MIR. W. P. O'Mal-
ley Of this city, and Mr.. Archie Nc
Taggart of Missoula, the event to take
place on Sept. 10, at the home of the
brides parents, with Rev. Father Cal
lahan officiating. Tie beautiful bride
elect is a daughter of Montana, and
was born and educated in Butte and is
a great social favorite. She left the
city about a year ago to reside with
her sister, Mrs. George Tichbourne of
Missoula, and in that city she met the
groon-to-be. Mr.. McTaggart is a
prominent young business man of the
garden city and has for years con-
Quoted a grocery business in that city
After the ceremony they will leave for
a tour of the state, visiting Great Falls,
Helena. and Boulder, after which they
will return to Missoula, where they will
be at home after Oct. ] in cozy little
cottage on East Front street.
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The Sacred Heart church school
opened on Monday. The school this
year viii embrace from the first TO the
eighth grades and nine first-class
teachers have been arranged for. There
viii be a high school and business
course, the former being four years
and the latter three years. Father Cal
lahan is determined TO make this school
second TO none in the state and is Civ
ing the matter his personal attention.
Mrs. Howard Hughes, aged so years,
died at the residence of her son, Off
Ger p. J. Hughes of 404 West Galena
street.
Resolutions roundly denouncing Mrs.
Ida Crouch Hazlett the socialist lee
tUrer who has been harranguing from
the street corners for the past month,
were adopted Monday night at a meet
ing of the Butte Clerks Protective
union. in her street addresses Mrs.
HaZlett has attacked several of the
large stores of Butte and also let loose
Ter Walls of wrath upon the Clerks
union. According to members of the
union the action last night was taken
to protect the stores who have ALWAYS
been friendly to union labor and to
clear the good name Of the union from
the accusations of Mrs. Hazlett. Fol