The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-04-20
BUTTE, MONT,

Mrs. Nellie Lavell rendered Mrs. Mel
lie Medln a beautiful social compll-
meht on Tuesday in the form OF a
oalhtlly appointed luncheon OF twelve
covers.
A pleasant surprise was rendered
Pro1essor Dignan last Thursday at the
Nomans club, when his dancing class
met together 10 accord him welcome
atter MS absence in Salt Lake City.
ABOUT fifty couples enjoyed the even
| ing ana We're chaperoned DE the foI-
lowing: Dr. and Mrs. T. A. Grlgg, Mr..
ana Mrs. Rupert Nuckolls and Mr.: and
Mrs. Hugh Gillis.
Mrs. j. w. Murphy entertained in a
mover and enjoyable manner at her
nome IN West Granite street on Friday
| evening IN honor of Miss Rosalba Muir
| ply and Miss Louise Spullock, her
niece, who is her guest.
! Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Hennessy enter
| tanned at the Broadway Saturday even
ing, the party occupying Two boxes.
FoiloWlhg the program supper was
| served at the Thornton. Those who
enjoyed the evening were: Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Y. Gaul, Miss Ducey. Miss Cud-
dahy, Mr.. and Mrs. William Twohy,
Mr. and Mrs. lockwood, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. Is. Byrne, Messrs. Arthur Carson
and Will Thornton.
Mrs. ]. D. Ryan gave a box party
Saturday afternoon at the Broadway,
the party enjoying Carmen" In the
Earty were: Mrs. ]. V, Gaul. Miss Cud-
daily Miss Ducey, Mrs. D. j, Hen
messy. Mrs. Lloyd Gage Mrs. Thomas
Lavell. Mrs. H. s. Byrne and the host
ess.
The ladies Of Sacred Heart parish,
with Father Carr, are making arrange
ments for bazaar, to be given some
time the early part of May. Rapid
progress on the part of each lady in
terested is being made. and everything
points to grand success. n collec-
ton committee. comprising Mesdames
Kelley, MacNamara, Pritchard. Munley
and Mcmahon. are out soliciting, and
nave met with great success so far. A
complete program of different booths
will be announced later.
According to the annual report of St
Patrick's parish. which has lately been
made by the officials of the church, the
past year has been a prosperous one
and there is balance of cash on hand
aggregating $2,O24.05.
The receipts during the year ending
December 81 amounted to $11,622.90, of
which S2,4G5.T5 was derived from pew
rent, $5,664.55 from plate collections,
$3.50 from baptisms, S694.50 from mar
riages. S579 from funeral services.
$f,SS6.50 from TIE cemetery; the Christ
mas collection was S1.57O.30, the coal
collection $1.S11.S0 and Easter collection
$1.126.5O.
The total expenses during the year
amounted 10 $15,2S6.S5. not inclusive,
hOWpXar f1f la CT ts'c col Of
For the sisters home, fair and col
lections netted $13,S42.15, making a to-
tai with the balance as above of s15,-
$500; deficit, $4,422.33; debt December
81 1908, SIG, 6,2SO55; debt today, 800, 702.SS.
In connection with the sisters home
there was collected from all sources
S21, 2S5.15. The expenses paid up to
February %, 1907. for this home were:
Ground, $4,000, and building, S20,802.23.
Attached to report is list of the sub
scribers to the sisters home and the
Christmas collection.
Mrs. J. Y. Gaul of Calumet. Mich. a
sister of Mr.. J. D., Ryan, is visiting at
the home of iIerN5rotfer on the west
side. She is>accorlpanied by Miss Cud-
dany of Calumet and Miss Ducey of
Detroit
For the Slavonian members of the
parish a three days mission was held
in the Holy Savior church last week.
Rev. Father Pirnat of St Peters
church in Anaconda, and former as
sistant at the Holy Savior church, was
in charge. There was mass at $3.50 Mon
day and Tuesday mornings, and at the
same hour Wednesday morning a re-
QUEEN high mass for the repose of
Father Bontempo S. j., who recently
died in San Francisco.
Announcement has been received in
Butte of the marriage of Miss Lenore
O'Malley and Professor A. Irvine Wan
ner, which was solemniZed in Seattle
at a recent date. with Rev. Father
O'Brien officiant
Considerable local interest surrounds
the nuptials, as the. pretty bride was
we'll known in this city, as we'll as in
where she was valued
teacher. winning laurels for herself by
her superior method of teaching litera-
ture in the primary department.
Miss O'Malley, although young
teacher. ranked with those many years
older, as she proved that she was an
up-to-date. progressive educator, and
is also a highly intellectual and charm
ing young woman. She first met Pro-
fessor Wanner at Anaconda, where ne
was in cha rge of the commercial de-
partment of the nigh school. He now
holds a splendid position in one of the
schools.
The groom belongs to the MANNERS
1f Philadelphia, wealthy and prominent
citizens of the city, and is a young man
IF sterling worth and in every way fit |
ed to make happy the sweet girl whom |
he has taken for his bride. Mrs Wan |
Ter is a sister of Mrs. J. F. Brazleton |
md Mrs. Ernest Hardcastle of Butte
md has scores of warm friends in this |
,ity, who unite in wishing her long |
ife of welded happiness. They will !
make their home in Seattle.
1t was a beautiful white and green |
luncheon that Mrs. Thomas Layell gave |
IN Thursday of last week at her home |
n West Park street, with Mrs. Harry |
;. Byrne and Mrs. Lloyd Gage, both |
brides of the winter season, as special |
quests of honor.
James H. Dougherty left last night |
or Chicago for ten days business
,isit
Mrs. Charles E. Murphy started yes
erday for New York, where she will
-isit with friends.
Howard K Welch of the firm of
Yelch, Barbour ,& Co. Of this city left
or the Occur d'Alenes yesterday. He
will remain there for several days.
Eli Grandpre died at his residence,
20. 81 South Washington street, Sum
lay, after short illness.
He was a blacksmith and had been
resident of this city about fourteen