The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-07-14
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: OUR COLORADO LETTER.
le A Budget of Church and Social News
le From the Episcopal See of Den
ST ver-Bishop Matz Holds Confirm
y, ation-Clergy on Retreat This
u Week-sisters of Charity Hold
st Their Normal Institute.
le BY ELIZABETH KELLY.
correspondence Intermountain Catholic)
i Rev. Richard Brady, chaplain of
d Loretto Heights academy left last Mon
s day for a six weeks vacation. Before
s returning he expects to tour the Great
r Lakes.
: Larry Maroney, the lumber king of
= Cripple Creek, spent last Monday in
/ this city.
2 Mr.. John Bowler formerly of Den
5 ver stopped here last Friday on his
way back from Pittsburg, to his pres-'
ent home in Leadville.
The annual retreat of the secular
priests of the Diocese of Denver, open
. ed at the Sacred Heart college last
, Monday Father Sullivan, S. j., con-
Quoting the services
Miss Rose Longan is visiting in
Cripple Creek.
The Sisters of Charity are holding
their normal institute at Logan Avenue
school. This work occupies three weeks |
annually, and doubtless accounts for
! the thorough educational methods OF
the Sisters.
A number of young ladies and gentle.
men-graduateS of Immaculate Con- |
ception High School and others-enjoy-
| ed a pleasant evening at ElitCh's Car
dens on July Z. The young ladies went I
| out about o'clock and had every
thing in readiness for the gentlemen.
! The excellent supper was followed by
a theatre party. Misses Mabel Cream.
Georgina Edison, Gertrude Cream,
Katherine Monaghan, Mabelle Living
ston and Elizabeth Kelly; Messrs,
Louis Hagus, Arthur Cream, James
Laughlin, Mrs. Norton, Charles Hagus
and Thomas McGorern made up the
party.
Mrs. Fred P. Johnson, the esteemed
organist of ST. Joseph's choir, in COM
pany with her brother, Mr.. Ben Foley,
is visiting their old home in Toledo, O.
Il
was buried from the Sacred Heart 5
church last Wednesday at 2:30 p. m !
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Little Edwin c. Wood, who was bit |
ten by mad dog at Colorado Springs,
several weeks ago, died Of hydrophobia
at the Pasteur institute in Chicago on
July s. The funeral took place from 6
st. Dominic's church in North Denver .
at 2;90 p. m. last Tuesday. Interment
at Mt. Calvary cemetery. G
Rt. Rev. Bishop Matz administered +
Confirmation to a large number of :
children and adults at the o'clock !
Mass at st. Joseph's church last Sun g
day. I
Mrs. Alice NJ. Donahue is visiting in q
Cripple Creek. &
Mrs. c. w. Curtain and family are
spending the summer at Pine Grove. 4
Mrs. NJ. Kerns is entertaining her
sister, Mrs. T. E. Hart of Quincy, Ill. ;,
Mr.. Frank J. Mcclure of Salt Lake
City spent a pleasant evening with =,
Father Morrin last Sunday. He was L
on his way home from Kansas City.
County Superintendent of Schools :,
Miss Emma NJ. Herey, left last week p
for Glenwood Springs to rest after her p
recent illness. VI
A meeting of the Sacred Heart Ladies'
Aid society was held at the residence ;.
IF Mrs McAtte, 3016 Stout street, "a "a
Thursday. III III
St. Dominics Court. w. c. o. For M
'esters gave lawn party at the corner v
If West Twenty-seventh and Elliot q
streets last Wednesday evening for the &c
benefit of ST Dominic's church.
.
The first trolley party of the season We
vas given by Washington command Al
.ry, knights Of St. John. on Thursday 10 1a
evening, July .. Cars left Twenty-sev- oo
nth and Curtis streets at S:15, and al
lfter two hous' ride over the city, re- su
urned to the commandery hall where Ne
delicious refreshments were served and gr
Iancing indulged in. The committee
n charge consisted of w. J. Gerspach,
". S. Nixon, J. T. Mallory, F. ]. Ben In'
Ter and Herbert Fairall. ut
A charming reception was given by ia
he L. c. B. A. and the c. NJ. B. A TO
chancellor Mcmahon of Pittsburg, Pa,
yho is editor of the c. M. B. A News ler
t c. NJ. 3. A. hall. 324 Charles build m
ng, last Tuesday evening, July 10. The 3I
GLOWING programme was rendered III Iro
n eAcellent manner: PROFESSOR H. j. a.
1roesen, Branch 4. instrumental selec- IN
ion; Mr. NJ. J. Mcmahon, lecture on c.
l. B. A; Mrs. Marguerite r. Hayden, :
'ranch ;, soprano solo; Thomas P. nt1
,eaNy, Branch ,, descriptive ballad: An
liss Frances Mast, Branch f. violin sec
olo, Miss Rose Deavy, Branch 2, reci- Iai
alton; Professor II. J. Kroesen, ed
ranch (, instrumental selection; Mr.. ma
Ohm Ryan, Branch 6; Joe Newman tlo
ranch l, selection. IN
o chi
Miss Margaret Ash and Edward J. Tor
ord were married Thursday evening er
t O'Clock al st. Francis de Sales lre
lurch. Rev. Father Movin performed SIN
le beautiful ring ceremony. The In
ride, a slim, pretty, fair haired girl col
,olled Charming i'm q beautif1l1 erav fire
lilor-made suit. Miss Agnes Ash, sis I'll
r OF the bride, attired in white null, VIII
2ted as bridesmaid, and Willie Ford, cor
rother of the groom, was best man. arr
title 3-year-old Teency Anderson. In
ephew of the groom. was ring bearer ant
[ the home of the brides parents, No. ger
3 South Logan avenue, supper was pIa
rived, followed by a reception. Mr..
nd Mrs. Ford went to Ouray. A re-
.ption at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
rnest w. Anderson, No $3.50 Gilpin (Co
rect, last Wednesday evening, was
ven in honor of the couple. Eth
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Mrs. B. B. Lawrence and little daugh- upC
r are at Glenwood Springs. Wis
Mr. S N Wood has returned from II