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Show ST. PATRICK'S EVE CONCERT. Outline of the Programme Bespeaks a Large Attendance. Readers of The Intermountain Catholic Cath-olic are already aware of the grand benefit concert that -will be given. in the Salt Lake theatre on Monday eventing, even-ting, March ', 16. The programme will begin promptly 'at S o'clock. Over 100 children will take, part, assisted by Miss Levy, soprano; -Miss Egan. harp-? 1st; Master" Arthur Pedersen. violinist: Charles Kent, baritone; Fred Graham, tenor; All Hallows college band under Prof. Pedersen. . Prices of admission vary for differ-i ent parts of the house. The use of the Theatre has been kindly tendered by, j the directors through the genial man- I ager, G. D. Pyper. J PARK CITY. (From a special A. O. H. correspondent. The Emmett celebration on the 4th inst. was an unqualified success and was made exceedingly enjoyable by the skill and ability of the artists who took part. This year the society was later than usual in getting a programme ready; so the ' enthusiastic workers, I Peter Clark. J. P. Burns, J. C. Kelly and his three talented sisters accomplished accom-plished a great deal in -a very short time, and to them belong the credit and success of the entertainment. Rev. Father Galligan made the opening open-ing address. His remarks were very good and in keeping with the spirit of the evening, and were highly appreciated. appre-ciated. J. P. Burns was chairman of the evening, and did the honors with much grace and ease. He has a sweet voice, and his selections were well received. re-ceived. J. C. Kelly's voice, as usual, was good. It is steadily . improving, and at present is about the best cultivated culti-vated voice in this locality. His vocal selections, "Mansion of Aching Hearts," "The Harp" and "The Holy City," evinced art and training, and were accompanied in a very creditable manner man-ner by Miss Esther Wiest. who also played the accompaniment for the Kelly sisters in "'Killarney" and for MlSS Ci Tflfna tr-Iolr'a ennrr rpv, ln strumental music by .Lulu Kelly, Lo-retto Lo-retto Harrington and Esther Wiest was appreciated. The oration on "Robert Emmett by J. C. Kelly- was a master--piece. The parts of hfs composition were well aranged; and the clamixes brilliant. When speaking-in-high or low tones Mr. Kelly has a pleasing, musical mu-sical voicfe. He spoke with great earnestness ear-nestness and wonderful force, while his gestures were pleasing and his delivery deliv-ery effective. That the members of his order were proud of him that evening is an undisputed fact. John .Martin and Redmond McDonough, two young Hibernians, made their first bow :that evening in "The Young Orators." ' Tlte play, "That Postal Card.' 'by J. C.: Kelly and his three sisters; was well rendered and was highly amusing. Many profitable lessons might be learned from that simple play in two scenes ' i , ' '''A young son was born to the wife of Jerry C. Harrington last 'week. " The wife and family of the late William Wil-liam 3arvin left Tor New York Thursday Thurs-day afternoon. Miss Mary McBrlde died of pneumonia pneumo-nia on the 4th Inst., and was buried Friday from the Catholic church; - V Mary, the oldest' daughter of Peter Martin, is quite sick with penumonia. " Mr. Will Donovan is visiting in Salt Lake since the 4th inst. " Mr. M. C Harington spent a few days in the city last week on mining business. busi-ness. ' ' ; ' Mrs: P. Lyons is suffering from a se-' vere attack of grippe. Mrs. J. P. Kelly and daughter, Lulu, left for Salt Lake Wednesday afternoon. after-noon. They expect to- return Sunday morning. EUREKA. Mrs. J. A. Hensel returned Saturday from Salt Lake. , "'.'"'' Mr.; and- Mrs. Jackson McCrystal spent the. week in. the" Capital city. : Superintendent P. J. Donnelly of the Grand Central went to Salt Lake Sunday. Sun-day. The Knights ofllobert Emmet will conduct a dance at the hall next, Tuesday Tues-day evening St. Patrick's day. The committee having charge of the affair is composed of the following well known residents of the camp: Joseph Hannifin, P. C. Downey, John P. Shea, John T. Harrington, J. E. Driscoll,1 P. J. Fennell. . j |