The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-12-15
BUTTE, MONT.

| Edward O'Flynn, a Butte 0oy whose
parents reside at ia North Wyoming
| street, won the annual oratorical con-
| test at the University of Notre Dame
| last week, a telegram to The Inter
Mountain conveying the Gews. Ed
O'Flynn is in his third year at Notre
| Dame and this is the second year that
| he has carried off the honors in the
oratorical contest. A bright, indus
trious lad, O'Flynn entered the employ
of the Hennessy Mercantile company as
cash boy four years ago, and soon
discovered an opportunity 10 employ
his spare time in the evening acting as
agent for a ma gazine which offered q
scholarship in any college to the person
securing a certain number of subscrib
e1s O'Flynn III his canvass of the city
endeared himself to the hundreds of
persons he called on and at once be-
came a prime favorite, with the result
that when the time expired for the clos
ing of the contest he~Was the winner
of the college scholarship by q hand
some majority over hundreds Of COM
petitors. O'Flynn chose the University
of NOtre Dame. and three years ago
entered that institution. He sDent1his
holidays in this city with his parents
the past summer and occupied his time
the Hennesy store. James O'Flynn, a
brother, is a grocery clerk in Hen
nessy's.
Work on the DAILY monument is pro-
crossing slowly and at intervals, and it
IS said that 10 effort will be made to
prepare the statue for unveiling until
spring. 1t was expected that the work
would be completed before the advent
of cold weather, but delay in securing
supplies have caused numerous oessa-
tons in the erection Of the base of the
monument.
Mrs John Noyes and Mrs w McC.
White we're the hostesses at dinner
given Thursday evening of last week
in honor of Miss Hester Lavelle. The
decorations were in pink carnations.
The following guests were present;
Misses Lavelle. Roach; Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Holbrook, DR.. and Mrs T. j. Muir
ray, Mr. and Mrs. eileen Harrington,
MIR. and Mrs. r. A. Lacy, Messrs Tom
and Ralph Hodgens, Woodward, Falk-
ner WEIGH Berrian and BYrne.
Mrs. F. T. Mcbride was the hostess
at luncheon Saturday afternoon In
honor of Miss Hester Lavelle. The ia
bic decorations consisted of roses. The
guests We're Misses Hester Lavelle, Nell
Lloyd, Frances Leavitt, Allie and An
ME Lowry, Louise Horgan. Agnes Do
ty Emma Buol and Mrs. Mary Bush.
Miss Ella Driscoll was the hostess at
q skating party Tuesday evening of
last week, which was chaperoned by
Mr.. and Mrs. John Corette. At Q late
hour the party went to the home of
Miss Driscoll. where it was served with
q supper The table decorations We're
in red carnations. The following were
the guests: Misses Christine Nisslor
Edith Bickford, Louise HOrgan, Nell
Lloyd, Ethel Berry, Nell an Kit Fair
Helga Henningson. Dimoie I.eaVitt
Hester Lavelle Alice Roach Allie and
Annie Lowry, Margaret Corette, Agnes
Doty. Fulton Evans. Eliza Russell, En-
ma Buol. Madge Marks. Margaret Dris-
coli, Messrs, Guy Davidson, Ed Evans,
Alf Kremer. Jim Gillie. Norman Stock
EFT. Harry McGuane, Harold Dinehart.
L. Vaughn. NJ McDaniels. Arthur 8er
ry, Dolf Heilbronner {. Sullivan, |
Ralph Hodgens. Berton Braley. George
Roddewig, Eugene Milburn, G. i. Pigot, |
George Clark. Richards, Reward
WEIGH. Mr. and Mrs. John Corette
a quiet wedding was solennized
Wednesday evening ct the rectory Of
the Church Of the Sacred Heart, when
Miss Maude Terry became the wife of
Mr. Edward A. Sullivan. TIE ceremony
was witnessed by only a few intimate
friends Of the contracting parties. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Father Carr. Miss Mabel Terry, sis
ter of the bride acted as bridesmaid.
and Mr.. Harry Nanllivell, 4 former
partner Of Mr.. Sullivan. was best man.
MIR. and Mrs. Sullivan will he al home
at so West Copper street after Dec. 20.