The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-05-14
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BUTTE. MONT.

ership of Mrs. ]. w. Thomas and
lecture on Rome by Rev. Stephen Sui
Ivan, D. D., at the Sacred Hear
church, of which Father Callahan i
pastor. The proceeds will be used 70
the benefit of the church. The pro
sramme is as follows:
Quaretette, Angels Ever Bright
and Fair" .................H aydI
Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Hart, Mr..
Thomas Mr.. Kroger.
Solo, Ave Maria ........... GounoC
Mrs. Thomas.
Violin obligato, Miss Dillon.
500 '..'.'....',....... Selected
Mrs. H. NJ. Hart
Duet, Il Will Magnify Thee" 80.
'..,......'. .......... 80. Mosentha
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Thomas.
solo .................. Selected
Miss Adele Parchen.
Solo, plains of Peace" Barnard
]. W. Thomas.
| Lecture, Rome" Observation-Disclosures.
! Rev. Stephen Sullivan.
Trio. Ell Pergo 0, Padre" Nicolai
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Thomas and
Mr.. Kroger.
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| One of the principal objects of the
organization of the colored people into
law and order league is said to be
the abolishing of large placards in va
rious places in the city discriminating
against the negro. One of the MEM
bers of the club said that the four
teenth amendment to the United States
constitution should be enforced and
that all signs stating that coIored
trade is not solicited should be abol-
ished.
An event of interest to n wide circle
of friends was the marriage of Miss
Mary Crangle and John c. Kellett of
this city. The wedding occurred in
San Francisco. They were married
with nuptial mass in st. Mary's ca
thedral. Miss Edith Crangle was
bridesmaid and Edward Crangle acted
as best man for the bridegroom I'm
mediately following the ceremony the
young couple went to Los Angeles and
other points of interest in southern
California. The bride is one of Butte's
young girls who has made her home
here since childhood. She is a mem
Der of the Ethical Culture club and
talented young woman with a host of
friends. The bridegroom is a young
man of exceptional ability and had
won an excellent place for himself in
the mining circles of the city. The
congratulations and good wishes of
their many friends go with them into
their married life. Mr.. and Mrs. KeI-
lett will return to this city the lat
ter part of the month, where they will
reside.
Miss Martha Sullivan and William
Finnegan were married in Sacred
Heart church last week Rev. Father
Callahan officiated. The bride was
by Miss Mary Murphy and /
the bridegroom by Edward Coughlan ,
as best man. After the ceremony the |
bridal party returned to the home of |
the bride, where bridal supper was |
served. Only the relatives of the bride !
and bridegroom were present at the |
ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Finnegan will |
be at home to their friends in 41O West
quartz street after May To-
Senator W. A. Clark celebrated Ar
Dor day in this city Tuesday by en-
several thousand children at
he Columbia gardens, his pleasure re-
sort in the mountains about three
niles southeast of this city. The
l7my of tots were collected by street
.ars in all sections of Butte and given
rec rides to the gardens.
The Associated Charities has de-
ided to reopen the day nursery at the
PAUL Clark home. AS soon as the
ursery is opened mothers who find
necessary to go out and do work
or a living may leave their babies
t the nursery in the morning for
afe keeping during the day. In fha
Vening they may call at the home for
he little ones and take them to their
Wn residences for the night The home
Ill be open during the daytime only
or this purpose. A nursery of this ,
ind was established once before AT
ne Paul Clark home by the Associ
ted Charities, but on account of a
lex of funds it was found necessary ,
abandon the plan. :
Mrs. j. c. Sullivan, who has been
listing relatives in the east for the
asst three months, will arrive in Butte
his week.
Never sick day in his life before.
atrick Ryan, father of Alderman John :
. Ryan, was easy prey to the dread =
lalady, pneumonia. After a brief i'll
eSs, Mr.. Ryan died Sunday morning
Murray &; Freund's hospital, aged :
years. Surrounded by those nearest 4
nd dearest to him. The we'll known =
sident of the Fifth ward passed Y
eacefully away. The remains were I
tipped to Dover, n. j. +
Miss Mary Lyman and j. Frank Nc v
anahan were married Tuesday by .
ev. Father De Siere of st. Patrick's
atholic church. The wedding was a q
Iiet affair and only few friends =
ere present. Miss Mary Witty was q
'idesmaid and A. c. Mcdaniel best q
an. Mr.. and Mrs. McLanahan will \
, at home to their friends after Nav q,
in 9l5 West Silver street. r