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Show Tntermpantaln llews.; v . BUTTE, MONT. ';:' The A. O. U. W. hall, in South Butte, was the'eenter of a gay scene Monday 1 night. The occasion- was the joint installation in-stallation of officers of four societies of theLadies' Catholic Benevolent association, as-sociation, as follows: St. Joseph Branch, " No. 849 Past president (re-elected), Mrs. Agnes At-tridge; At-tridge; first vice president, Mrs, Margaret Mar-garet O'Meara; second vice president, Mrs. Maria Nutterville: recorder, Mary Gearing; assistant recorder, Mrs. Rosa Streeter; financial secretary, Miss May Early; treasurer, Mrs. Nettie Severs; marshal, Miss Kate Nutterville; guard, Mrs. Barbara Moutz; trustees, Mr3. Mary McDonald, Mrs. Agnes' Manley and Mrs. Mary Early; delegate to annual an-nual convention at Boston, Mass., next July, Mrs. Agnes Attrldge; alternate. Mrs. Rose Hennault. . 'Father Batens Branch President, Mrs. Ella Dougherty; first vice president, presi-dent, Mrs. Margaret Gibbons; second vice president, Mrs. Margaret O'Donnell; O'Don-nell; recorder, Mrs. Helen Hull; finaiy. Mai .secretary,. Mrs., Hogan; treasureV-. Mrs. Katherine Naughten; marsha Josephine Dunham r guard, Mrs. Marv Connelly; trustees, Mrs. Kate Keegail, ft 'Mrs. Agnes McGfllfs' and Mrs. Kate- ' Lee. : ' I : t : DeSiere Branch. No.. 349-Past president. presi-dent. Julia Leahy; president, Mrs. Mary Gore; firrl vice president, Mrs. Alloc Dee; second vice president, Alice Moo-ney; Moo-ney; recorder, Mrs. Nora A. Rowan; assistant recorder, Minnie Mrs. Bridget KUgallan; guard. Mazie Quiltyt trus- ' tees, Margaret Hughes and Isabella Sterret: delegate to convention, Mrs. Julia Leahy; alternate, Mrs. Mary L. Hughes, ' , SAcred Heart Branch, No. 861 Pat president, Mrs. Margaret Gruley; president, presi-dent, Mrs. Margaret C. Lewis; first vic president,- Mrs. Rosa Pearce; second i vice president. Mrs. .Mary Jones; re- 1 corder, Ella Rowan; assistant recorder, j Mollie Drew;-financial secretary. Olli-3 Allen: treasurer, Mrs. Arnie McElroy;-marshal, McElroy;-marshal, Kitty ; Rowan; guard, Evelyn Pearce; trustees, Mrs. Lucy Smith and j Mrs. Theresa Ward. .'.Mrs. Agnes Attridge was presented; with a. handsome gift' from" the mem-hers mem-hers of' St, Joseph's branch as a token of their appreciation of her . work as president of the branch. Rev. Father Van Aiken- made the presentation speech.' ' - I The DeSiere branch presented Mrs. 'Mary Gore, the president, with a pearl- 1 handled set of knives and forks, and Miss Nettle Severs was the recipient ot a gift because she had brought ?n more 1 members than any other in the society. After, the installation and speecn-making speecn-making was over a literary programme and supper were enjoyed. t . HELENA, MONT. . ' Helena, Jan. 9. Rev. Father H. J. Willy, formerly of this city, died this week in Oklahoma of consumption. lit was located here in the summer of 1902, being the clergyman at St. Joseph's Orphans' Or-phans' home ant at East Helena. Failing Fail-ing health compelled him to seek a southern climate. He was greatly attached to the late Bishop Brondel and it is said that grief over the death of the bishop no doubt hastened the priest's end. He was a native of Galena, .ills., and only ?2 years of age. . ' EUREKA, NEV. J (Eureka Sentinel.)" Father Manion returned to Eureka Thursday from a short trip to Elko county. , Father Manion will hold the usual religious services at the Catholic church on Sunday at 10 a. m. Sunday school at 2 p. m. ' , ' Mike Donnelly departed for Butte on Thursday, his mother's condition being so improved as to permit his return to Montana. . . -4- ' Charles Minoletti, cne of the ovner3 of the Ne Plus XHtra mines at Hamilton, Hamil-ton, White Pine county, spent several days in Eureka last week making arrangements ar-rangements for an extended visit with relatives and friends in Europe. He started pn his. journey Monday, and wjll flret go to Paris-, where he has three sisters. Later he will go to his old home in Italy. ' ' f ' ' S " '"' The engagement of Miss Mary Frances McGarry of Euraka, Nev., and" Mr. J. J.'Darcy of Buffalo, N. Y., is announced. an-nounced. The wedding will take place on Feb. 9, 1904, in St. Mary"s cathedral at Superior, Wis. After the marriage ceremony a reception will be held at the home of P. Cadigan, uncle of the bride-to-be, at 1320 John avenue. Miss McGarry is the second daughter of Mr. andvMrs. M. McGarry of Eureka, and has been teaching- school at Superior the past eight years.- Mr. Darcy is chief engineer of a line of boats belong ing to the Northern Steamship company, compa-ny, which ply between Buffalo, N. Y 1 and Duluth, Minn. S , |