The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-05-11
BUTTE, MONT.

The Rt. Rev. John P. Carroll. bishop
OF Helena, had a busy day in this city
last Sunday. At o'clock he celebrated
mass at st. Patrick's church and at II
O'Clock mass in the same church ne
preached a powerful sermon, in the
Jcourse of which he paid a high compli-
ment to the miners of Butte. He said
they were the salt of the earth in the
Butte district and to the miners of
Butte the city owes is prosperity.
In the afternoon Bishop Carroll at
tended a meeting of the newly organ
lied Society of st. John the Baptist,
at which he delivered an eloquent ad-
dress in French. Frank Boucher, presi-
dent of the society, presided. The at
! tendance was large and the remarks of
the bishop loudly applauded. Speeches
We're also made by the Rev. Father De
Siere and Rev. Father Kealy, the lat
ter being mainly responsible for the
organization of the society. The organ
ization meets each Wednesday evening
in Bouchers hall on West Park street.
Last evening. Bishop Carroll attend
ed st. Mary's church and administered
| the sacrament of confirmation to
class of siXty-two boys and girls. At
the conclusion of the service Bishop
Carroll delivered an address to the
children and afterwards spoke TO the
grown people of The congregation.
Bishop Carroll returned to Helena
Tuesday morning. This completes the
confirmation services in this city until
the fall when the bishop will confirm
Il class in St Joseph's church.
The concert on Monday evening for
the benefit of Father BarrY's new par
ish on the west side, was an entire sue
l., Il
with a large and fashiona BILE audience.
the boxes presenting a brilliant appear
ance. filed as they were with parties
given by the patronesses and others
who were interested in the success of
the evening.
Mrs. George e. RockWood had a very
attractive box party that evening, her
guests being the following! Mrs. d. J.
Hennessy Mrs w. NJ. Twohy, Miss
Hazel Green of Philadelphia. Miss Belle
Kirkpatrick, Messrs. Alf Kremer, Hud-
son and Fisher. Later an elaborate
supper was served at the Thornton,
where ]. Bruce Kremer and Mr.. Ra
kowfky of Detroit joined the party,
Mrs. Katherine T. Cotter was anoth
er of that evenings hostesses, having
as Eer guests Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
Lavelle, Mrs. T. j. Walker, Messrs.
Cotter later entertained her guests al
supper at the Thornton
One of the most impressive services |
witnessed in and about this city took
place in Holy Savior church, Meade |
Vile last Sunday morning, when the |
banner of the st. Philip and st. Joseph |
society was blessed by the Rev. Faith |
er John B. Pirat. of Anaconda, assisted |
by the Rev. Father Sullivan. There |
were nine organizations represented in
the line of march, which was headed by |
the Montana State band, four of the
coming from Anaconda.
there were about LOCO men
in the procession. The Rev. Father
mon to the assembled congregation in
the Slavopian tongue. Later Father
Sullivan spoke briefly in English.
At the meeting of the Gaelic league
last Friday night a committee was ap-
pointed to draw up resolutions of con-
dolenee. on the 18th of Dennis Muir
renee mine TNaTsaFy night Dennis
Murphy was a native of Ireland, and
was well versed in the Gaelic language.
The committee was composed of
Michael O'Donoghue. D. D. O'Shea and
Dennis O'Sullivan,
Dennis harrington ana Miss Dora
Singleton were married Tuesday of
last week at o'clock in the morning,
the ceremony being performed by Rev.
Father De Siere of st. Patrick's
church. The bride wore a very attrac-
tive gown of white silk null, and car
ried a bouquet of white roses. Miss
Mamie Rogers was the brides only at
tendant, and wore a dainty gown of
IVORY crepe de chine, and carried
bouquet of red roses. After the cere-
nony a wedding breakfast was served
1T the home of Mr.. and Mrs ]. NJ
harrington. West Woolman street. The
able was artistically decorated with
white carnations and vines of smilax.
Mr. and Mrs. Harrington, after a short :
Wedding trip, viii be at home to their
friends at 80 West Quartz street
After a short illness Mrs. Katherine .
Wall died Tuesday evening at her :
lome. 543 East Mercury street.
Mrs. Wall was born in Ireland, Au- .
gust Is, 1871, and came to Butte several :
ears ago. She is survived by her hus-
,and, James Wall, and five small chill
lren. Besides these there are left to J
MOURN her untimely demise, one sister, :
drs. Edward Harrington, of Butte, and d:
wo brothers, Michael and Timothy
Shea, also of this city. .