The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-04-13
BUTTE, MONT.

Mrs' Thomas LavelIe gave party on
inursuay afternoon of last week from
10 o. III honor of the fourth birtnoay
of her winsome IittIa daughter. Dor
o'hS' over thirty dainty little frlehas
we're invited, and spent a delightful al
| teruooh. Hyacinths and pink roses
", used IN profusion in decoratnls
tiie llouse' ana an immense Easter esS'
atI !ouilueu by asparagus fern ana Piilh
cupltS' stood In the center OF the UNI
ing taoie' while two birthday cakes.
win fcur candles in each, we're at
elther eno. Cut glass candelabFa, cor
Idlilins hshted candles ana shadeu
iiShts made the room a fairyiand' WIN
ll,S lltt'e totS seated around Tie oodi ~
Whefe dinner vas served them. Al
its close each child was given pink
flpoor from the egg, and pulled from
IL his favor. a fluffy chicken or pun
ny AT each place was also basket
OF poX OF candy. The children success
Iui IN the contest of being bllndlolueo
ana plnnlng tail on a donkey were
Ruth Slevers, Josephine Weirlsk ana
r. d. Brophy, jr. The foll1Wns were
present: Margaret Hennessy, Dan ana
PauI Hennessy. William Clark, carlos
Ryan. Patsy Lloyd, McfiStay, +. j.
Brophy. ir.. Ignatius Donnelly, Jr"
Charlie Gilroy. Donald and Helen
Headley. Ann Lee Tuohy, Louna Black
Booth, Ruth and Bud Sievers, Adams
Guen Siderfin, Elizabeth Rochester
Rita Jahreiss, Archie Mcmillan. Pres
ton Capell. Ethel Travers. MarJory
Passmore. Josephine Weirick, heliey'
Hugh Mcmillan, Margaret tIannlsah'
Catherine Renich. Marcus O'Farrell
Mr.. and Mrs. D. J. Hennessy not only
opened the gay week: but also brought
1t to climax Saturday evening by en-
tertaining at handsome dinner IN
honor OF Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Byrne
Covers were laid for eighteen, and the
table so eXGuisitely equipped presented
picture of rare beauty. massive
arrangement of la France roses found
a place on the center of the table. rms
was completed by an immense French
bow of pink satin ribbon. Pink can
dies in cut glass receptacles and pink
ribbons tied onto the cut glass dishes
produced complete and artistic deco
rations. Seated at the table We're: Mr..
and Mrs. H. 3. Byrne, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. D. Ryan, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Twohy. DR.. Murray. Mrs. Katherine
Cotter. Mrs. George lockwood, Mrs.
Nee. White. Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Weth-
ey. Mrs. Con Kelly, Arthur Carson, DR..
McCrimmon, Harry Gallwey and the
hosts.
Daniel HanIey. aged Sc years, resid-
ing at 130 Miner street, died Monday
after a lengthy illness. He had been
a resident of Butte for the past seven
years and had many friends here. He
was unmarried
John Martin, aged rs years, died Mon
day after a brief Illness. Mr.. Martin
was born in Ireland. He leaves two
cousins Patrick McNerny and Mrs.
Thomas Likins, both of Anaconda.
Mrs. Letita Davis, died Tuesday at
the residence Of her nephew, J. c. Nc
Carthy, 1452 Iowa street She had only
been in Butte short time. Before
coming to this city she had been a res
ident of Anaconda for twenty years.
Intermcnt will take place in that city.
Mrs. Margaret Foley, wife of T. F.
Foley. 235 Walnut street. died last Sat
urday. Mrs. Foley was a native of
Wisconsin and had been a resident of
Butte for the past fifteen years She
leaves husband here and a brother |
and three sisters III. Wisconsin. Mrs. |
many friends in Butte, who thougnt
highly of her
The funeral of the late James Muir
o'clock from the family residence, 409
North Alaska street. Services were
held at st. Patrick's church. Mr.. Muir
ray was we'll known and hundreds of
his friends took part in the funeral cor
tege. The floral offerings were numer-
Gus and beautiful.
The funeral of Robert a. Greene. a |
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Greene, |
which took place Thursday of last week !
from the residence of his parents, East |
Daily street. was attended by hundreds |
Of friends of the family. Solemn high |
mass was celebrated at St. Lawrence's |
church. The funeral eortege was one |
of the longest seen in Butte for years. |
The pallbearers chosen from among the
young friends of the deceased. were |
Willie Mccarthy, John MacNamara, |
James Peters, Martin. Mcdonald, Mich !
ael Peters. Clyde Ragsdale. Many !
beautiful floral offerings were sent. !
testifying to the high esteem in which |
the yaung man was held.