The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-01-06

by a number of boys, who will take the
scientific, classical and commercial
courses at All Hallows college.
One of the delightful affairs of the
week in society among the school set
was the informal evening party given
on Friday by Miss Margaret Meagher
at her home on West Broadway. The
house decorations bespoke the festive
holiday season, the Christmas reds and
greens entering into the same with
pretty effect. In the center of the re-
freshment table stood a chimney, out
of which arose an old Santa Claus.
Surrounding the chimney at its base
were clusters of holly and ropes of
smilaX. From the center of the table
to the four corners were streamers of
Pendant from the way between the
two rooms was a Christmas bell and
festoons of greenery. A beautiful tree
lighted with many candles and spark
ling in tinsel, held gift for each guest.
Light refreshments We're served and a
jolly evening spent. In the party We're
Misses May Hanly, May Dugan, Olive
McDougall, Mabel Nisler, Hazel Ber-
kin, Marguerite Connoughtan. Florence
Twohy, Rusina Trembley, Messrs. Ed
/ Chamberlain, Clark tombstone. Harry
Treglown, Ray Mcdonald, Will Green,
Frank Killian, Willie Kirkpatrick. Lew
Kane, Dan Hanly, Ransom Rice. Fred
McQueeny, James Mills of Missoula,
| Howard Mcintyre, Jack Dugan, Will
Harmon.
st. Patrick's church was the scene of
brilliant wedding Wednesday morn
ing at o'clock, when the Rev Father
DeSiere Joined in marriage with a
nuptial high mass Attorney Joseph
Brennan of Scranton, Pa, and Miss
Mary Lally of this city. There were a
large number of friends of the con-
tracing parties at the church to wit
ness the ceremony.
Richard Lally, brother of the bride.
and Miss Annie Greer acted as grooms-
man and bridesmaid, respectively. Aft
er the ceremony the wedding party
proceeded to the residence of the
brides parents, 80 West Mercury
street, where they received the con-
gratulations of hosts of friends.
AT IL o'clock a wedding breakfast
was served, the table and house deco
rations being on a grand scale.
The bride was a we'll known and pop
ular teacher in the Sherman school at
Walkerville, and a sister of Mrs.
Thomas Glenn. Mr.. and Mrs. Brennan
leave over the Oregon Short Line for
their new home in Pennsylvania.
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Butte council of the knights of Co
lumbus, held a largely attended meet
ing Wednesday night and the officers
for the year were installed by Past
Grand Knight c. e. Meagher. Follow
ing this work there was a social SEES
sion presided over by Charles P. Nevin
and speeches were made by the new
officers. During the evening P. ]. Ger
scented to the retiring grand knight, c.
charm emblematic of the order, with
Z. Meagher, P. G. K, Jan. 9. 1906" Mr.
cepting the gift. Refreshments were
served, and the enjoyable session was
brought to a close at midnight.
On Tuesday next delegates from the
various councils in the state will meet
in this city to organize a state council.
The first session will open at the Flks
sided over by Territorial Deputy c. P.
Connolly of Missoula. The representa-
tives from Butte council to the state
meeting are ]. R. Jackson and C. E.
Meagher, with T. j. O'Brien and T. ].
Finlen as alternates.
In the evening of Tuesday there will
be an exemplification of the third de-
gree and at its conclusion the delegates
to the state meeting will be entertained
at a banquet at the Finlen hotel Gov
ers will be laid for $50 guests from all
over the state.