The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-11-19

al ustlcdilS decorated in red and greer
! color tones. In the decorations of the
handsomely appointed table a large
cluster of American beauty roses oc-
| cupied the center. Point lace doilies
We're used on the mahogany table
which shone like a mirror. UNIQUE
cards marked each place and the sow
| eIlirs We're appropriate to the occasion.
MI NeWbro was formerly resident
OIL TINS city and has always been a ia
noIlte among a large circle of friends.
nose present We're personal and close
friends. The guests included. with the
honor guest. Charles H. Bother. H. Y.
Nlnchel, Dr. McCrimmon. T. NJ.
Hoogehs, j. III. Vivian. DIR. Donald
campbell, William Scallon. Judge J. H.
Mediation, John H. Gill:e. Dr. I. D.
ffeund. DE- 7. j. Murray. D. j. Hen
velle,
Miss Mabel McTaggart Of MissouIa
ana Alfred Hill were married in the
meme of W P. O'Malley in East Broad
way last week. Rev. Father Callahan
otficiated at the ceremony.
A bridal supper was serve later in
the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Hill will
reside on the east side.
MISS Mary V. Breen and Timothy
thornton of New York We're married IN
Sacred Heart church Monday evening
Nov. Z, at 40 o'clock. Rev. Father
Callahan offfciated. The church was
especially decorated and a grand il
summation took place during the cere-
mony
Inc pride Wore pretty gown of white
vllh trimmings of lace and carried a
spray OF roses. In attendance was
MISS Bertha Olson. while the bride
groom was assisted by Frederick Noble.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Thornton will reside in
this city.
Mrs Fannie Macdonald and w
Byrne were married "Wednesday even
ING NOV. = in the presence of a large
number of friends in st. Patrick's
church Rev. Father DeSiere ofTici-
ated The bride was attended bv Miss
May Mcdonald, while c. C. Clark Off
GATED as best man for the bridegroom.
Inc bride was charming in an import
ed gown in gray tones She carried
{ bouquet of white roses. The brides
IilaId wore a gown of pale blue NOUS
.eilIie de sole and carried pink roses.
After the marriage ceremony the bridal
party returned to the Goldberg block. |
where a brilliant reception was given |
Dy MI. McHugh, father of the bride |
ne apartments were prettily arranged |
and decorated
MISS Flo Driscell has returned from |
visit to the Worlds fair and Chicago. !
MRS. Frank McGinn, who will be re-
hehlDered in Butte as Miss Lulu Lar
sey' was the guest of honor at a
,hamnlng tea given last week by Mrs
L. Morgan, at her home in West
Park Street.
solemn requiem high mass was cele-
grated IN st. Patricks church Satur>
lay morning of last week in memory
u the late Marcus Daily. Rev. Father
JeSlere conducted the services and
vas assisted by Rev. Father Harring-
on and Ryan. The requiem mass by
haydn was sung by the full choir,
WITH Mrs. Rooney as organist.
Miss Aollie Walker and Glen Har-
lngton of this city were married at
80 O'Clock Tuesday afternoon in the
rome OF the bride, 627 West Quartz
treet. Rev. Father DeSiere performed
he marriage ceremony in the presence {
I relatives and a few intimate friends.
1rs. j. w. Cotter acter as matron of :
onor and Thomas Walker was best
nan.
Immediately following the ceremony,
wedding breakfast was served to the
.Sdal party and guests.
The bride is the second daughter of
lrs, David Walker, one of the pioneers
the city, and the family is well and
avorably known. Mrs. j. w. Cotter is
sister of the bride and Hon. Thomas {
Walker is her brother. The bridegroom
the only son Of Mr. and Mrs. Fayette
harrington, who are among the repre- :
people of the city. He is a
Dung man who has been reared in
lutte and is popular with his assocf- '
ties. He is a business man of much :
ronlise anu has friends by the score. s
The congratulations and good wishes
countless friends have been show =
red on the young couple and they
ere the recipients of many. handsome
fits.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrington left for St.
ouis and New York on the afternoon
ain and will be absent about two |
onths. After returning to Butte they
i'll reside in North Washington street.
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fayette
arlington.