The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-10-01

Mrs E. Hickey; ice cream booth; Mrs
Frye; lemonade, Miss Mayme Lynch
apron and handkerchief booth. Misse
McMann and O'Brien, assisted b.
Mesdames Sandahl and conneH; ciga
booth. Mrs. Tower; fish pond, Mise
Rowan and Dwyre.
The bazaar is in charge of Mrs
Breen, the president ana the vic
presidents are Mesdames Lewis, Hick
ey, Sandahl and Leggate-
The .ueasurers are the trustees O
Sacred Heart church.
Many splendid donations have beer
received. among which is $500 for {
| scholarship, a gold watch, Shetland
pony and numerous other valuable do
nations.
A. ]. Gosselin and Emma HaTkinS
were united in marriage at the home OF
the brides parents in South Colorado
street. Father Callahan performed the
ceremony in the presence OF a few
! friends. The guests were the Misses
/ Brooks Taylor. Ward, James Dunn
| Walker. Ward; Mersrs. Gossel1n, Baust
! Mussey. Gosselin. Mcmillan, Dore, Do
! herty, Roman Buchanan.
! Miss Theresa Courtney and William
! j. McMahan were married IN st. Pat
rick's church "Wednesday, Sept. y. Rev.
/ Father De Siere performed the cere-
mony in the presence of a few friends.
AT o'clock the bridal party entered
the church. The bride, leaning on the
arm of her father, was lovely in an eX-
quisite creation of crepe chiffon with
a real lace veil falling in graceful folds
over the beautiful gown. Ske was pre-
coded by her bridesmaid, Miss Mary
Healy. who was robed in pink silk and
carried pink roses.
The bridegroom accompanied by his
groomsman, Mr.. p. J. Corcoran, met
the bride at the altar rail. where the
impressive lines of the marriage cere-
mony were read.
The bride is a daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dennis Courtney of this City and
has lived here since her childhood. By
her sweet and loYable disposition and
varied accomplishments she has en-
deared herself 10 a host of friends in
this city. The groom is a promising
mining engineer and a young man Of
sterling worth.
After the ceremony a reception was
held in the home of TIE brides parents
on South jackson street,
Handsome bridal gifts were received,
consisting of countless pieces of silver,
cut glass, china, rare old bric-a-brac
and fine linens.
Following the reception Mr.. and Mrs.
Mcmahon left for the east, where they
expect to remain three weeks, when
they will return to make their LONE in
Butte.
A more noteworthy reception has not
been held in Butte for many months
than the one given by Mrs. c. J. Kelly
I'm her home on West Granite street
with Miss Peters of Anaconda and
Miss Hickey of Idaho as honor guests.
Over 200 invitations We're issued and
from until o'clock TIE rooms were
filled with charming women and lovely
girls The decorations were the pretti-
est seen in many days. The parlor was
a bower of pink asterS and sweet peas
arranged in huge bowls and oriental
jugs, while the library showed a blend
ing of red gladiolus and ferns. yellow
asters were used TO beautify the din
ing room, where dainty tinted shades
subdued the brightness of tie electric
lights.
The funeral of Police Officer Tim
Harrington was held at Sacred Heart
church, on East Park street, and was
largely attended. Rev. Father Callahan
officiated, and the burial was in the
y
was impressive, the entire police de-
partment, members of TIE fire depart
ment, and the mayor and members of
the city government participating.
Many friends of the officer also joined
in the sad procession, going to the
cemetery in carriages. From the
church after the service. the procession
started west on Park street. and, pass
ing up Wyoming street. marched past
the city hall. which. was draped in
mourning AS the procession turned
into Broadway the bell in the city hall
tower started its mournful tolling,
lending an air of added solemnity TO
the occasion.
The marriage ceremony which united |
the lives of Miss Clara Mcdonald of |
Detroit, Mich. and DR.. B. J. keenan,, a |
popular dentist of Butte, was solemn |
zed in Detroit last week. Bishop Fo- |
ey officiated and TIE bride was at |
tended by her sister, Mrs. w. L. Gran |
ger Of Chicago DR.. r. c. Monahan of |
this city was best man. A reception |
followed at the home of the brides |
parents and the wedding gifts were |
many and beautiful. After a trip of |
-hree weeks Dpr>and Mrs. keenan, will |
return to Butte. where they will make |
heir future home. A warm welcome |
will be extended to DR.. keenan, and his |
air bride by his host of friends in this |
,ity.
Miss Alice Roach, daughter of Mrs. |
Nice Roach, left Tuesday over the Bur |
ington for New York, where she will |
inter st. Mary's hall to take q finishing |
course in that well known institution
Miss Roach was an attendant at the |
high school She viii be accompanied |
o New York by her aunt, Mrs. Nice.
White.
While the casket containing the body
# the infant child lof Mr.. and Mrs. d.
T. Sullivan was standing near an
'pen window in tkeir home, the wind
'lew the lace curtain into the flames
# several candles burning near the
-offin, which was instantly ablaze. Be
ore the fire could be extinguished the
asket was badly scorched and the re-
Mains also suffered from contact with
he flames An alarm of fire was
urned in, but the inmates of the house
managed TO put out the blaze before
he department reached the scene.
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The marriage Of Bart Shay, clerk of
he city court and formerly city jailer,
o Miss McDaniels. of Taunton,
lass, has been announced and Mr.
hay and his bride are expected back
o Butte any day now. Mr.. Shay is
ne of the most popular of tie city Of
Gals and the news OF his marriage
ras received here with pleasure by
hose around the city hall.
Matt Flavin. one of the oldest and
est known miners in Butte, died from
liners consumption at his residence
! North Wyoming street, agSd Sc
ears. For the past twentysiX years
e had worked in almost every mine-in