The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-01-02
BUTTE, MONT.

Great throngs Of devout worshippers
| attended the services at the Catholic
churches of the city. ST. Patrick's Sa-
cred Heart. Church of the Imna culate
conception, St. Josephs ST. Law
rences, st. Mary's and Holy Saviour,
yesterday. The solemn masses of the
udy opened in the early morning and
closed with high masses at II
o'clock and benediction and vespers ~
the evening. In all the churches there
were line special song and instru-
mental programs and beautiful floral
decorations. At st. Patrick's Cnurcn
there was solemn high mass and ser
mon at a m. and from o'clock there
was mass every half hour, concluding
with high mass and sermon at Il
CLOCK. The decorations of the altar
and church generally were unusually
elaborate and beautiful and the grea,
throngs of worshippers at the services
We're delighted with splendid musy-
cal program and organ recital. The
services were concluded with benedic-
ton in the evening.-Butte Miner.
Rev. Father Hogan, s. J.. of Spokane,
vice president of the CIonzaga college,
preached an eloquent sermon at Sacred
Heart church Sunday morning dur
ing the II o'clock mass on what
Think You of Christi" Father Hogu.l
came to Butte last week with party
of about thirty Butte boys who are at
tending the college and came home to
spend the Christmas vacation. He
spent Christmas in Anaconda return
ing to Butte Saturday, and is now the
guest of Father Sullivan at the pc
rochial residence of the Sacred Heart
church.
Chris Nissler arrived early in the
~1.11r
is a student.
Darcy Brophy. John Brophy, Bert
Stevens and Charles Lavell are AT
home from Gonzaga college. in Spo-
kane, and will visit their parents dur
ing the holidays.
Cards have been received in Butte
announcing the coming marriage OF
Frank p Mullins, formerly of this city
and a son of ex-Mayor Mullins, to Miss
Vivian Catherine Englehart. a charm-
ing society belle of North Yakima.
Wash, the ceremony taking place on
Thursday, Dec. 81, at o'clock in the
morning at st. Joseph's church
Delightful hospitality was dispensed
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Lavell on Christmas day. when they en-
tertained at dinner of eight covers
Great yellow chrysanthemums graced
the Splendidly appointed table and the
menu was perfect Seated were Mr..
and Mrs. Guy stapleton Stuart Hal
dron, Jack Maxwell, with Mr. and Mrs.
Lavell, Charles and William Lavell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Driscoll enter
tained at a charming dinner on Christ
was day Mr.. and Mrs. A H. Jones. Mr.. |
and Mrs. John Corette. Miss Coretye,
J, Fitzpatrick Misses Ella and Mar
garet Driscoll and Dennis and Dan
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Largey, whose |
home is always open to their |
friends, and who entertain each week
in the most charming manner, began |
the holiday festivities on Thursday
night by entertaining at a Christmas |
party. d well-laden Christmas tree pc
ing the feature in chief of the even |
ing. After the gifts were distributed |
supper was enjoyed, followed by dane |
ing
Judge and Mrs. ]. G. Sullivan enter
tained at a family dinner on Christmas
day. covers being laid for eight. Bright |
holiday color tones were used in the
table decorations, carnations and hoiiy
being artistically arranged. An elao-
Orate menu was served and about the
table were Mr.. and Mrs. James Hig-
gins, ir.. Mrs. Henry Mueller. Mr.. anG
Mrs. Arthur Mueller, Mrs. Charles Her
zig, with Judge and Mrs. Sullivan.