The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-06-30

vacation in the mountains of Colo.
RADIO.
The Holy City" a beautiful cantata
by Gaul, was given very successfully
at st. Leo's Sunday night. Father
ORyan introduced it by short talk or
The Relation of Music to Worship,
saying that wherever there was wor-
ship there had been music. and thai
the highest expressions of the soul had
sprung naturally from the heart in
song. The Jews had chanted their
psalms and the Christian nations had
borrowed the practice from them.
The soloists were Messrs. Peter Men
zies, Bradbury and Silver, and Miss
( Estelle Hughes Bird and Miss Bessie
1 Dade. The motif of the cantata in the
/ first part was the desire of the soul for
/ God, and in the second part the vision
/ of the city beautiful
/ A large attendance showed the ap-
/ probation of the people and enthusiasm
was inspiring to the musicians
Rev. Father John O'Kane is visit
ing his old friend and schoolmate, Rev.
Father Callahan. The Rev. gentlemen
studied together for four years at the
celebrated theological seminary of M y
nooth, in Ireland.
A beautiful wedding took place /.
Logan Avenue Oh - last Wednesday
evening. The con- ing parties were
Miss Annie Margaret Foley and Mr..
Elmer c. "Irgush of Salt Lake City.
The groom is q recent convert to the
Catholic faith.
The retreat of the Sisters of Charity
of this district opened at Logan Avenue
school last Monday. 1t is under the di-
TectiOn of Rev. Father Pautanella, S j.
The tridunne which was made in Lo-
gan Avenue Chapel in preparation for
the grand Feast of the Sacred Heart
was very well attended. 1t was SurpriS-
ing to see the large number who re-
ceiYed Holy Communion on that day
The Tribune closed with benediction
of the Blessed Sacrament and a SER
mon by Rev. Father Mclean He
chose for his text the consoling words
of the Hath Psalm: The Lord is sweet
to all; and his tender mercies are over
all his works"
Miss Anna O'Brien left Saturday
night to visit relatives in Ottawa, Ills.
James Barber died at St Anthonys
hospital on June "a.
A quiet wedding was solemuized |
morning at St. j Teph's |
Church, when Miss Margaret McGov- |
ern and Mr.. Gustave Eberst were mar
ried, Rev. Father Guindling officiating. |
The attendants were Miss Estelle and !
Mr.. Quinby Schlereth, niece and ne
phew of the groom. Miss McGovern is
from GAINESVILLE o., where she is held
in very high esteem by her many
friends. The happy couple will reside
at 623 South fremont street.
The class of 1900 Sacred Heart Col
ege, was royalty entertained last
Thursday by William ]. Grimes at his
home on the North Side. After a de-
icious supper the remainder of the
evening was devoted to music, recita-
ions and college songs and yells. Those
on, NJ. Kett, William Coon, L. Hagus,
T. Kerlin, T. McGOYern, ]. IzeHhart, j.
?. Dougherty and J. Kelley of San
francisco.
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A very pretty wedding took place at
It. Elizabeth's Church Saturday even
ng, in the presence of friends and rel
tives. The contra citing parties were
Iiss Lena Christman and Charles
'elzl The bridesmaids were Misses
Anne Christnan and Louisa Pirl of
t. Louis, Mo. The best men were Mr..
harles Heisler and John Christman:
ing bearers were Dorothy and Mary
and Caroline Hickman was
over girl. !