The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-11-24
BOISE, IDA.
PRELATgs GRACE BANQUET.
Elegant Spread rendered DistIn-
guished Visiting Bishops and
Others at ldanha.

The most elaborate banquet ever
served in this city was that given at
the Idanha Tuesday of last week by the
knights of Columbus in honor of the
visiting bishops who had come to Boise
to officiate at the laying of the corner
stone for St. Johns cathedral.
In addition to the clergy the state
officers were present and enjoyed me
function
Covers were laid for s. guests ana
every appointment of the banquet. the
menu and the service was the very
best. calling forth much favorable COM
ment from the visitors. One very de-
ightful feature was the music fur
nisbed during the evening by ChTisten-
sens full orchestra The menu card
and program of toasts was an exquisite
eight-page booklet done in the highest
style of the printers art.
After the sumptuous repast had beeh
discussed. Bishop GlorieuX raped toi
order when a most enjoyable program
Of toasts and responses followed for
two hours. After q felicitiouS introduce
ton by Bishop GlorieuX, Archbishop
Christie spo &c upon the subject, POPE
PiuX Y. He spoke of the Keen interest,"
his holiness has always taken IN Amer
lea and Americans. The pope once Salu
iii speaking of the trials and trlbula-
lions suffered on account Of church
troubles in the old world that never
has my heart been panied by Amerl-
cans" The archbishop spoke briefly
but impTessiyely.
One of the finest addresses made was
that of Bishop Carroll OF Montana
which was rare combination Of wit
and erudition. The subject. "Oul
Church and Our Country. was thelh'
calling forth highest patriotic Impulse
and the bishop was more than equal Il
the occasion. He said there is no con
eict between the church and the state
and that no taxes should be more Will
| ingIy paid than the school taxes. me
bishop is noted for the strong StaH'
he has taken in favor OF temperance
and a mention of that subject was
made.
| dress on the knights of Columbus
Father Dempsey spoke on our religious
| communities. Judge Ailshie spoke en-
! tertainingly on Our Country ana GU
! President The Visiting Bishops
was the subject of Abbot Thomas yer!
| pleasant address.
Governor Gooding spoke on 'ldaho
| the Gem Of the Mountains.
| owing to the illness of Mrs. HaWley
Jess B. Hawley was unable TO be pres
| emf to respond to the subject. GU
Bishop" The subject, however wa
we'll handled by Captain Gum.
It was after midnight when the pan
uuet board was deserted and the guest
! left for their homes. The visiting clerS'
| left on the early train for their seNera
| places of abode.
Rishcp Glorieux has returned from
pocatelio and Weiser where he has peei
visiting his churches.
Judge sullivan left last evening TO
| HALEY. where he will spend few day
on business.
]. H. Hawley left for points cas-
| last Right on legal business.
Hugh McMann, who owns one of tn
laraest ranches Cn Camas prairie. and
ond az the prominent stockmen of tina
section. has arrived and will spend tn
winter here He moved his family her
early in September that his childre
might attend school.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. O'Donneil have re
turned to Portland after spending tw
| weeks here visiting friends.