The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-07-28
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Miss Minnie Bartch returned fro
the East last week.
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Miss Ella Conroy Of Ogden is visi
ing friends in the city
The bicycle ordinance went into c
feet on last Wednesday.
The children's choir will shortly ha,
picnic at one of the resorts.
.
Q. J. Salisbury and sons have gone
Bay Horse, Ida, for an outing.
Miss Mildred Cuddy was the soloi,
at the II o'clock mass last Sunday
Superintendent p. H. Talon of ii
Joe Bowers spent Sunday in the city.
Mrs. L. +. Delephanna of New Yor
VIII sing at st. Mary's next Sunday.
A number of Ogden and Park Cit
people attended the ceremonies on Sun
day.
Hon. Thomas Kearns spent part o
the past week in Tintic on mining bust
ness.
Archbishop Riordan will give tn,
three rear windows for the new Cathe.
draI.
Mrs. D. H. Peery and Miss Peery
of Ogden are the guests of Mrs. II. S
Young.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. L. wertheimar of
De Lamar, New, left for Glenwood
Springs last Saturday.
Miss Lillian McGarry had charge of
the children last Sunday and performed
her duties most creditably.
Con. A. st. Clair, agent of the Ore
gon Short Line at Butte, visited his
brother John st. Clair, last Tuesday.
The promoters Of the Sacred Heart
League will hold their usual monthly
meeting next Sunday afternoon at
3:30
Miss Rosecrans of Helena is in the
city, the guest of Mrs. O. J. Salisbury.
Miss Rosecrans made many friends
during her former visit.
The corner stone was the gift of Ma
Jor General stephen LAWN. The Gen
eral also donated the corner stone of
the holy Cross hospital many years
ago.
L the author of THE Man With the
Hoe were present last Sunday. he
might have produced a very caustic eff
fusion next day, entitled, The Man
With the Kodak"
George A. Trumbo came in from
Hedges, Cal, last Tuesday. He will /
remain couple Of weeks, the guest of
his brother, John Trumbo, and Edward
McGurrin, his brother-in- law
K. d. Grant returned from Butte on
Tuesday, accompanied by Franklin
Farrell the mining magnate of An
sonia, Conn.,, and man who has done
lnuch Tor the development of Montana
and the west.
The committee of arrangements. par
Mr.. Joseph Geoghegan and ;
Mr.. w. p. O'Meara, deserves great !
credit for the manner in which every {
thing passed off at the laying Of the
corner stone on Sunday. {
Even the kodak fiends failed to |
disturb the calm dignity of his Grace. {
archbishop Rioadan, during his SPLEEN /
10 address last Sunday, so completely c
vas he engrossed in his subject and
ost TO his surroundings. S
One of the most beautiful features f
u the ceremonies last Sunday was the S
procession of $50 white-gowned chill h
lren. OT1ella Brooks and Mary Nc 2
hugh were the tiny. sweet faced lead ],
rs. They are not quite 3 years old. n
o t
Mrs. James A. Small, wife of Post r
flce Inspector Small, and Miss Clara a
ullivan, daughter of Col. William Sui r
van. the inspector in charge at Den d
er' nave arrived from Denver and will p
emain in Salt Lake during the sum n
ler.
The inmates of the Utah state peni- !,
antary enjoyed a very entertaining m
roGramme last Tuesday, given by Mrs. d
'oulse Boyden. The numbers included X
Deal and instrumental selections and d
acitations. Mrs. Boyden was assisted m
y Mrs. Latimer Miss Corinne Harris. W
iiss Margery Mulvey, Miss Grace Rad o
me Miss Nora Gleason and Mr. w. pi
Willis, ",
The ladies and gentlemen who sang Il.
ST sunday are being cOngra tulated on
! sides for the grand musical service. m
rs Grace the Archbishop expressed
mself as highly pleased with the A
49, -'e1A III uldi ~ Win lle rendition
Inc Gloria Praise from him is in
UGH appreciated, as he has heard the so
lest church music in the world on ha
$ European tour. We
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His Grace, Archbishop Riordan. left a
+ california on Tuesday afternoon
enjoyed his short stay here very us
uch, and was more than pleased to m;
tie the great progress and improve be
s-i,, y ~,
'chblshoD Riurdan has a very. genial. DO
ndly manner. He wins every one pc
10 is fortunate enough to meet him. SUI
is greatly loved in San Francisco. ch
e citizens of that city. both Catholic VIC
d noa-Catholic, are preparing to give ca
n cordial reception on his return. En-
has been in Europe for the past Blu
s. months. pu
r. Rev. Bishop ScanneIl of Omaha an
Monday night for his home. He an
u VISIT Bishop Matz of Denver for a ag,
days. RI. Rev. Bishop Glorieux re- cor
ned to Boise. Ida, the same night. far
e catholics of Salt Lake have not opt
d the honor of entertaining so many Off
tlngulshed visitors for some time. wa
re years ago the late Archbishop enc
ow visited here. He was accom- Jus
lled then by Bishop Blondell of Mon pee
Ia ana Bishop GlorieuX of Idaho. The per
none 9eo9le IN the intermountain foil
yes Shoulu De proud OF their bishops sea
clergy. Wit
, cas-
ne children who took part in the T
eession were very brave during the con
wer Even the tiny tots did not hea
10 the slight wetting they got: in of
l. they seemed to think that ii was M,
% luh' II was pity that the frol
~ I.. oIlLlOlIei were SO separated, as the Hel
-. Ises were not as strong as they hap
~ ia Ne peeh, Out such things are pre-
~ !. - happen IN an immense crowd, cou
!, y jest 10 De philosophical over can
n troubles Two very small girls SOW