The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-06-29
BUTTE, MONT.
BANQUET I'M HONOR
OF THE GRADUATES
st. Patrick's Alumni Society Makes
Preparations for Delightful
Occasion Next Thursday.

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, Parochial school in honor of the high
school graduating class of 1907. A re-
ception and banquet will be given next
Thursday evening at the beautiful new
home of the sisters of the school The
rooms will be decorated for the Occa-
sion, and music Will be furnished by
the High school orchestra of fifteen
pieces. 1t is expected that about fifty
members of the alumni of the school
will be present.
w. j. Mcmahon of the class of 1906
will be POSTMASTER at the banquet
and the program will be as follows:
Address of welcome, by the president
Miss Josephine Kellett, class of 1900:
Our Country Miss Eva Holt, 1900;
Our Bishop and Clergy" Edward
O'F'lynn, 1902; The Glass of 1907, -
Miss frankie Dillon, 1902: "Noblessed
Oblige," Miss Mary Holland, 1903;
The Ladies" Jack Dugan, 1902; Al
ma Mater" Edgar Andrieux, 1899;
"Retrospection," Miss Mary Mcmahon,
1902; "St. Patrick's,'' Rev. P. De Siere.
The committee of arrangements for
the occasion is composed of Miss Nellie
Driscoll, Miss Josephine Kellett, Miss
Annie O'Brien and John Dubey.
The graduation exercises of the Sa-
cred Heart church school at the Broad
way theatre last Monday attracted a
very large crowd of people, and the en-
| tertainment was of a high order. There
We're number of graduates from the
eighth grade, while five pupils received
! diplomas from the high school. Judge
j. j. Lynch delivered an interesting ad-
| dress on the higher ideals and the pos
! sibilities to be attained in life. Rev.
Father Carr in presenting the diplomas
! and prizes, made a few remarks.
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medal for general excellence in the
high school; Katie Daley was present
ed with a medal for proficiency in
| stenography; Charles McGrail a medal
for department in the senior depart
nent of the high school; Loretta Little,
medal for department in the junior
department of the high school; Kath-
crime O'Keeefe, a medal for proficiency
in Christian doctrine and Esther Sui
Ivan was given medal for proficiency
in music.
Four medals were awarded to MEM
bers of the eighth grade class, who
were also awarded diplomas. Leo Daley
was presented with a medal for gem
eral excellence; Joseph McGonigle also
for general excellence, and Joseph Kel-
ly and Charles Shannon for application.
great audience at the Broadway
theatre Thursday of last week was de-
lighted with the beautiful exercises in
connection with the graduation of the
eighth grade pupils of st. Patrick's
parochial school. The clever children
who took part in the cantata. Amer
ica," showed excellent and painstaking
training by their teachers, the sisters
of the school. The diplomas were con-
ferred by Rev. Father De Siere. the
pastor of st. Patrick's church.
The announcement of the winners of
the Leyson gold watch and the gold
medal for attendance and department
was much applauded. Alice Leyden
drew the gold watch. Other pupils
who also merited the prize and COM
peting in the drawing were MaybeIle
Haggerty, Frances Haggerty and
Edna Bartzen The gold medal was
drawn by Isabelle Murray. Ita Fox
also won merits that entitled her to
take part in the drawing
At the high school commencement
exercises that also took place at the
Broadway theatre Tuesday evening
Arthur Dubie was presented with the
Leyson gold watch, which was also
merited by Leonard Stafford.
St Patrick's orchestra of talented
young musicians is composed as fol-
lows: Piano, Agnes Tobin: violins,
Willie Sullivan, John Sullivan, Paul
Reichle. Frank Heaney, Chester Diet
Ter, Francis Silver, Willie Flemming.
Willie Donlan, Denis Shea, Peter Cal
lagher, Homer Kelly, Nora Tobin. Nav
Hayes, Margaret Murphy, Mary Walsh. |
Helen Reichle, Maybelle Haggerty,
Vivian Knuth; mandolin, Charles La
veile, Mary Flemming; guitars, Alice
Harrington, Lucille Hartman, Lillian
Keys.
Mr.. D. ]. Hennessy entertained
at dinner on Tuesday evening of last |
week in honor of Bishop Carroll of the |
Helena diocese. The table was beauti- |
fully appointed, and a number of the |
officers of the different dwivisions of |
the A. o. H. We're present, all making |
appropriate dinner speeches.
Miss Helen Daft of HALEY, Ida. is
the guest of Mrs. P. w. Sheehy. Mrs. |
Alex SchlOsser of Los Angeles is also
visiting her mother. Mrs P. w.
Sheehy.
A pretty home wedding was solemn
lied at Anaconda on Thursday after
noon Of last week, when Miss Clara
Peters daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Peters, and well known in this
city became the bride of Leslie She
ridan of Ely, New, the ceremony being
performed in the presence of the inti-
mate relatives Of the family Rev
Father Coopman of St Pauls church
officiated. The charming young bride
has claimed place in the hearts of
her Butte friends since childhood. and
is very popular among them She is
the niece of D. ]. Hennessy. Mrs. j.
M. White and Mrs. James Berry and |
a sister of Mrs. Charles ]. Kelly of
Butte.
IT 2 Fitzperald a rroroine,,+ 1,,,,1,a,.
man, was in the city Monday from
Missoula.
Miss Marjorie Forbis, who has been
away at school; Miss Florence Twohy,
Miss Montana Largey and Miss Olive
McDougall, all holding warm places in
the hearts of Butte people, make
charming quartette that arrived in
Butte during the past week.
Miss Margaret Meagher, a great fa-