The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-06-18
Tnterfnoantalt news.
BUTTE, MONT.


The state council of the Catholic
knights of America met June II in
Stationery Engineers hall on Quartz
street, and accomplished that for
which the meeting was called. the cleo
ton of state officers and appointing d
supreme delegate to the extraordinary
council TO be held at st, Louis next
August.
The following officers were elected:
President, William Steuwe, Helena;
vice president. Colonel c. D. Curtis,
Butte; secretary, John I. Laws, Hell
ena. William Steuwe was chosen as
delegate and John p. Smith as alter
nate to the extraordinary council. Fa-
ther Batens was selected as spiritual
adviser for the ensuing term.
/ The meeting was well attended by
delegates, and soon after it was called
to order the business of the day was
| considered and accomplished.
The next annual state meeting will be
held one year from the present time in
Helena. The matter TO be considered
by the extraordinary session is the re-
adjustment of the rating of members
The regular biennial conference will be
held in Ashville, n. c., in May, 1905.
Mrs. p. J. Haggerty gave a pleasant
Porphyry street, Wednesday evening of
last week for her guest Miss Mamie
Harrington of Hamburg. Ia, who will
spend the summer here. The house
I was decorated with American Beauties
and smilaX. instrumental and vocal
music was the pleasant features of the
evening. Miss Harrington is a talented
pianist. During the latter part of the
evening photograph of the party was
taken. Refreshments were served
Mrs. Jack Thomas fs arranging to
give a choir festival soon at Sacred
Heart church. Mrs. Thomas will be
assisted in the presentation of the
Catholic musical production "Stabat
Mater" by the choir, and the affair
promises to be a musical treat
+ The Church of the Holy Savior, in
Meaderville. was filled to the doors
and over 100, failing to get admission,
were compelled to stand outside of
the church Sunday during the service
of the first communion, administered
to a large class of children.
Father Giacalone, pastor of the
church. addressed the class and con-
gregation in Italian, and Father De
Siere of st. Patrick's church, in Eng
lish. With Father De Siere came the
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ice.
Both fathers spoke particularly to |
the new communicates, dwelling on the |
duty to the parents, and incidentally |
admonishing the parents to care Wen |
for the spiritual welfare of their chill |
dren.
Parents, friends and commandments |
lavishly to the ornamental
ton of the building, profusely decorat-
ing the interior with garlands ana
wreathes and cut flowers. Father Cha
calone has been instructing the class
for over two months, and is proud OF /
the excellent results of his labors.
The members of the class were: Gui-
liza Guelf, Mary Glovich. Luise Gul-
doni, Caroline Consent, Jennie Blosco-
vich, Lucia Negrett, Edith David, Fen
ny Girolami, Catherine Troglio, Ester
Morello, Marguerite Bola, Maggie
Marguerite and Joseph Dono-
ven. Ida Girolami, Eride Giammug-
mani. Anna Soda, Duilla Mattiucci,
Clementine Orso, Louis Guidoni, Giulio
Girolami, Alfred Butari, H. B. Sritok-
vich. Joseph Guidoni, Dominick David,
Frank Consoni, Albert Beet, Virgilie
0rso.
Invitations are out for the annual re-
,eption and dance to be given by st.
alumni to the graduating
lass of 1904. The affair will be held
N the pavilion at Columbia gardens,
md promises to be one of the most
handsomely appointed ever given by
he association.
The reception will begin at O'Clock
md the dance at 9 O'CLOCK. 1t is to be ,
strictly an invitation affair, and de-
ightful time is anticipated. The entire
.lumni will serve on the reception COM
nittee.
P. j. Shannon of Hamilton was a
-uest at the Thornton during the week. !,
James Lappin, Hugh Mullen, James
leefe and Joseph Murphy we're among
he Anaconda gentlemen who had i'm
ortant business to transact in this l
ity Monday. :
Mrs. r. Gallagher of Lima is on a
isit to Butte friends.
Miss Ruth Lowry has gone to Chi t
ago.
James O'Grady of Great Falls has v
eturned home after spending few t
avs in this city. o
Senator Donlan of Missoula is at the {
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