The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-11-17
BUTTE, MONT.

Miss Hester Lavell of Spokane is al
the Finlen. Miss Lavell is a daughter
of Butte. her parents being among the
pioneers of the city.
Miss Agnes Leary and Miss Mayme
! Powers. who visited friends in Ana
conda last week, have returned to Butte
Mrs. Margaret DAILY arrived in the
| city on Tuesday and was the guest of
Mrs. j. T. Murray for day or two.
Mrs. Dan Madden. who has been vis-
iting i'll New York and Canada, has
| returned TO Butte
Mrs. Thomas Lavell is enjoying a
visit from her sister Mrs. W. H Rid
enbaugh of Boise City, who arrived
on Friday for stay Of ten days.
Misses Kennedy, Shannon and Small
of Montana college in Deer Lodge, Fri
day evening entertained at a fudge
party room 10, North Hail. Mrs. H. G.
Walton, Miss Gussie Walton and Miss
Florence Parker. all of Deer Lodge. The
rooms We're beautifully decorated with
smilaX and carnations.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Evans were hosts
! at delightful game dinner given on
! Friday evening at their home in sos
! Montana street. At the table were Miss
Beulah STnalley. Messrs. A j. Clark,
Eugene Trask, F. C. Ballback and the
host and hostess.
The social week was brought to a
close yesterday by a beautiful lunch
con given by Mrs. John Forbis at her
home in West Granite street, when
number of her friends were invited to
meet Mrs. Q. K. Lewis of Salt Lake
City.
Continued interest is manifested in
the fair given last week by the MEM
of oil
derville. The fair is being held in the
Caplice building on North Main street
and the attendance thus far has been
very gratifying to those behind the
movement.
1t was announced last Friday by sew
eral of the ladies in charge that the!
fair would run until Saturday evening.
The dining-room will be run in connec-
ton.
The fair will be concluded Saturday
evening, at which time all of the con-
tests will be decided.
A pretty wedding was solemnized
Thursday evening of last week at st.
Patricks church, when Miss Mary A.
Thornhill of st. Louis became the bride
of Robert L. Walsh of Butte. Only thei
intimate friends of the couple were
present Miss Mollie Rooney of Butte
acted as the maid of honor, while Mr. |
James O'Gorman was best man.
Mrs. Rooney, mother of the maid of
honor, played the wedding march as the |
happy pair approached the altar and
gave beautiful rendition of 90, Prom !
Use Me" while the ceremony was being
performed. Upon its conclusion, the
party adjourned to the new home of the
bride and bridegroom, where an elegant
supper was ,erved.
Mr. and Mrs. Walsh will be at home
to their friends at 654 South Dakota
street. Mr.. Walsh is the proprietor of
the Florence hotel and is well known
in the city. Mrs Walsh has been visit
ing Mrs T. j. Desmond of 223 North |
Henry street, Butte.
The funeral of Joseph BERT took place
Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock from
Sherman & Reeds undertaking rooms.
to Sacred Heart church,
where services were held. The funeral
was attended by members of the Will
liam Tell Benevolent society.
The funeral of James McGovern took
place Monday morning at $3.50 o'clock
from Walshs undertaking rooms. pro-
ceeding to the Sacred Heart church,
where services were held at 10 o'clock.
DR.. T. j. Murray gave
dinner to a number of his friends ut
his home on Wednesday evening of last
week. The following gentlemen attend
cd. Messrs. Cole, Thayer, Ryan, Thorn
tom Carson. Moulthrop, Dunshee.
Wharton. Long, Vivian, McCrimmon,
McDonalG. Campbell, Gillie, Renick,
Scallon. Hennessy, Goodale, Carroll and
Adams.
Mrs William w Tracy and daughter.
rra+I,,.,,,, returned SUNDAY from a two
weeks visit with relatives in Helena.
Thomas Kinsella, aged 10 years, died
Tuesday morning at the home of his
mother, 90 Clear Geit terrace. The fu-
,araI will take place Saturday morninsl
II 40 o'clock from the residence, pro-
-aedine to St Mary's church, where
,,ass was celebrated at 10 o'clock.
1TicbaeI Driscoll. one of the best
Nv, ~ citizens in Butte, died last Tues
Law evening at the residence of his sis
az Mrs John Crowley, 513 East Sum-
III street. The deceased was 80 years
e age and came to Butte seventeen
-aars ago. For many years his place ]
g business was ON North Wyoming
street.
Tho funeral of Lawrence Mulligan ]
oolE Mace Monday morning at $50 !
,oIoct from the family residence, 20
-ohogean avenue, proceeding to St
ra,,ce church. where q high mass
f requiem was celebrated.
Tho funeral of Con MCGEE took place
at $3.50 o'clock from the
aS;dence of William Robertson, AZ
ast Galena street, proceeding to ST.
% tricks church. where service VIII De
cid at 10 o'clock. ~