The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-09-01
DIOCESAN NOTES.

circular letter by the Bishop of
Kentucky, urging parents to send
their children to parochial schools be-
| cause they receive proper religious in
struction, has just been ordered read
by all Pastors in his diocese by Bishop
Matz. Sunday all the Denver Priests
obeyed this order and read the letter
at the morning service.
st. Joseph's parish will give a fair
| for the benefit of the church the last
week in October, AT a meeting of the
| parish societies last night the follow
ing were appointed to direct the ex-
! hibition: c. II. Wilkins, chairman: S.
j. Young, secretary; Frank P Cough
lin assistant secretary; Charles O'Don-
nell treasurer; Sanctuary Society
| booth, Mrs. c. H. Wilkins; L. c. B. A.
booth, Mrs. NJ. J. Hurley; Ladies' So
dality booth, Mrs. Mary Dwyer; Young
Ladies Sodality booth, Miss Mamie
Ormsby; Children of Mary booth, Miss
May Sullivan.
The Sisters of St Clara's Orphanage
will hold fair for the benefit of the
institution in St Elizabeth's school
hall, Sept. "A to 29.
Mr.. Michael w. Donovan left this
complete his theological course at the
Sulpician Seminary. Mr.. Donovan is
native of Boston, but for the past
six years has made Denver his home
During his residence here he has made
many friends, who, while sincerely re-
gretting his departure, are rejoiced
that he hath chosen the better part"
Right Rev. Bishop Matz returned
a alcear VA1O 1ar
Mr. Joseph O'Neil, former organist
of the Logan Avenue Choir, is improv-
ing in health, but will not be able to
look after the choir this year. Mr..
Michael is to be his successor.
Sister Mary Kostka of Pueblo and
Sister Mary Guy, formerly assistant
direotress of the Loretto Normal
to the staff of teachers at st. Mary's
Academy for the coming session.
Mrs. John F. Campion is expected
to return from Glenwood Springs about
Sept. l.
Miss Clara Darcy and mother will
leave Friday night for Burlington, Ia. |
Cullen Court, womens Catholic Or
der of Foresters, held a picnic at
Elitch's Gardens last Saturday.
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The Colleg of the Sacred Heart will
open its 1901 term on Wednesday.
Sept. 5. st. Mary's Academy and the /
Immaculate Conception School will /
open on Sept. 4.
Miss Theodore ODonnell of Long
mont is the guest of Miss May NC
Carthy Of this city.
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A joint meeting of all the command
cries and auxiliaries, knights of St.
John, was held in st. Elizabeth's hall
last Monday evening.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harry O'Bryan re-
turned from the east last Thursday.
Preparations are progressing rapidly
for the big bazaar planned to raise
FUNDS for the new Cathedral 1t is to
be in charge of Mrs. J. J. Brown. Mrs
Brown made $4,000 for st. Joseph's
Hospital two years ago, and the clergy
of the Cathedral parish have been
waiting for her to get home from Eu-
rope in order to press her into service
anew. The bazaar will be from Nov. IL
10 Dec. l, at the power house, Broad
way and ColfaX, and it's booths will
probably be brilliant spectacle of the
homes of all nations, or some euuaIIv
striking and attractive design.
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Miss Guidonia Robinson gave a. very
,harming musicale at her home, 1926
last Tuesday evening to
meet her guest, Miss Marie MattingIy
# Washington.
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Mr., and Mrs. ], K. Monahan spent ,
asst week in Manitou /,
Miss Essie McCabe is visiting IN
Georgetown.
Mr.. W. E; Reilly of Como, Colo, was {
n Denver last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Heating wbo.l :
ave spent the. past year at the Cata- ;
me islands, will remain another year, t