The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-01-21
HELENA. MONT.

in any event of similar character even
known in the state, and with an i'm
presSiveneSs BETTING the high office
| and the man chosen to fill it, Right
Reverend John Patrick Carroll, bishop
of the diocese of Helena, is to be in
| stalled Monday, Jan. 80, at 7:30 o'clock
in the evening, at the cathedral of the
Sacred Heart. Incident to the installa-
ton there will be services during the
following day and evening.
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James. Maher of Butte was in the city
last Tuesday.
The sisters of st. Joseph's orphans
home desire to return their most heart
felt gratitude to the many kind friends
who by their generous contributions of
money, groceries and toys made the
Christmas of 1904 one to be ever re-
membered by the children.
On Tuesday night the officers of the
Rocky Mountain branch, No 298, of the
Catholic knights of America, We're in
stalled. The reports of the treasurer
and secretary showed that the raising
of the rates had not caused q member
to drop out.
The adjustment of the rates has been
accomplished without affecting the re-
serve fund of the order, which amounts
to about $4,000 An effort will be made
during the present year to increase the
fund to S1,OOO0OO.
The local members of the order were
unanimous IN their endorsement Of the
Very Reverend Father Victor Day as
their spiritual director for the year,
and will send a delegation to the new
bishop as soon as he is installed to have
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elected as follows:
President. William Stuewe; vice
president, Ig. Miller; treasurer, j. J.
Clark; secretary, John T. Laws; ser
eant-at-arms. F. "a Jezick; seminal,
A. Walterskerschen; trustees, one year,
c. D. Curtis; two years, j. J. Grogan;
three years, r. Valentine; spiritual di-
rector, Father Victor Day.
Miss E. NJ. Lawlor left on last Thurs
day for a months vacation during
which time she will visit st. Paul, Chi
cago and Indianapolis.
p. M. Collins of the Collins Land com
pany is in the city from Portland.
One of the prettiest weddings that has
taken place in the Cathedral of the
Sacred Hearts in some time occurred
on Wednesday morning, Jan. II at 8
the contracting parties being
William Lawrence Gleason and Miss
Badelia Catherine Lawlor, the nuptial
mass being read by Rev. Father Sulli-
van.
The bride wore a becoming travelling
gown of gray cloth over gray silk, with
hat to match and was attended by Miss
Kathleen Naughton of Butte, whose
vos1o
silk Frank Gleason, brother of the
groom, acted as best man. Mrs. F. c.
Ashall presided at the organ and played
during the impressive ceremony. Imme-
diately after the ceremony the bridal
party and a number of invited guests
we're entertained at an elaborate break
fast at the Hotel Helena. Those invited
were Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. O'Brien, Mr. i
and Mrs. F. c. Ashall, Mr.. and Mrs
lxnute Opheim Miss Mae Curtis, Miss
0 Boyle, Miss. Lynch of Virginia City, |
Miss Naughten of Butte; Miss Lawlor, !
:. D. Curtis, OHM Gleason, Frank Glea- I
son, Andrew Mcconnell and r. e. !
Finn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gleason left on the west !
bound Northern Pacific and viii visit
various points in Montana and Salt !
Lake Lake City before their return. /
The bride has many friends in the |
,ity who will wish her much happi- |
less.
The groom is one of the young bust !
ness men of the city, being a member /
If the firm of Gleason Brothers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gleason will be at home |
o their friends after Jan "A at 552
street. Many useful and !
beautiful gifts were received by the
-oung couple.