The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-01-27

Office Of Intermountain Catholic, 400
Charles Block, 18th and Cur
It's Streets.
c. M. B. a.

Correspondence 1ntermountain Catholic.)
Denver Colo, Jan. 19.-Deputy
Flynn, assisted by Chancellor T. J.
Leavy Of Branch avenue. installed the
following officers of Branch 6, c. Nj. B.
y, AnnunciaUon parish, on Jan. g:
President, Michael Lewis first vice
president, Eugene O'Neil: second vice
president, George w. GraVeline; re-
cordlng secretary NJ. NJ. Ryan; assist
ant recorder c. w. HeWes; financial
secretary, =. r. Sullivan; treasurer,
Frank HOffe: marshal. Andrew Herb
ner; guard, John 1ully; trustees, E.
o'Nells T. w Casey. j. y. Dun. The
reports of officers showed the branch in
sound financial condition and the men,
bership increasing. I'm fact, the general
business rs carried out in a SyStematic
and constitutional manner. Deputy
Flynn made Il short address in his usual
vigorous style on the fraternal and
beneficiary advantages OF the order.
Brother LeavY followed in a few words
on constitutional lines President Lewis
and Chancellor Casey presented some
very original propositions on the ways
and means Of increasing the member
snip and taking steps towards having
a Grand Council in the state. After ad-
JOurnmenJ the committee of arrange
nenJs invited the members and visiting
brothers TO the large ante-room, where
substantial repast was spread Music.
mirth and song occupied the balance of
the evening. The festivities of the oc-
casion We're enlivened in special man
ner by Brother Flynn leading off with
the Colnshman's Prayer followed by
Brother Leavy and his visit to xii
larney.' Brother Graveline gave an eX-
ccllent rendition Of the Artists
Dream" Brother Hoffee caused much
netliment by singing Jolly Smoker
Brother Soran sung a very sweet Irish
ballad. The climax came when it was
announced that Brothers Flynn, Leavy,
Dun and Ryan would compete in an
irish Teel-sO close was the time and
steps that Referee Rockford would not
give a decision until the next installa-
ton. So ended one of the most enjoy
able events in the history of the
branch
Thursday evening, Jan. IS. Chancel- !
Tor Martin II. Mitchell Of branch No. 3, /
G. NJ. b. A.. Highlands, in the absence /
Of Deputy Flynn, who was i'll, installed /
the following officers: President. j. r. (
Johnson; first vice president J. Con- /!
nelly second vice president. w. +. ,
Close; recording secretary. J. J. Ivers: |
financial secretary, f. c. Gillespie; /
treasurer ID. V. Healey; marshal, n. p. /
- IA t.lLt'I- guard. l. y. heORl. IIuS- I
tees, ". II. Mitchell, c. +. Mea CHER, T. I
w. Lyman. T. Murray. H. J. Cooke /
Meet the first ana third Thursdays. Re
ports of officers showed the branch in a
condition. The social fea-
turcs "a the branch. after adjournment
speak Well for its membership. The
ceremonies were well de-
Nised and carried out Brother LeaVy
Of branch 1. together with several vis-
B. Hf-rH #.r4 l.
constitution. Ii is currently reported
that the celebration Of the institution
cf the branch VIII be the attraction in
the near future: judging from the
brothers having the affair in charge
it promises to be the most enjoyable
event in the history Of the c. NJ B. A
in Denver.
The funeral services of Miss Philo-
ueDa /. Loretta. whose death oc-
,urre5 at the Imperial hotel. We're held
lt Logan avenue chapel Tuesday morn
DS. solemn requiem high mass was
celebrated FOR the repose Of her soul.
Father Scannell. who was a friend Of
deceased, was celebrant Father Barry.
8 J.. deacon ard Father Callan. sub
leacon. There We're some beautiful
ioraI offerings. A special choir for the
occasion. consisting Of Professor Men
lies. Mrs. Charles McMaster. Misses ]
Maude Deeman. Crone and Mr.. Silver
.unc the Requiem Mass
Tuesday evening. Jan. 9. Miss Mary
5latteTy president of branch No 29S.
=. G. r. A.. was presented by Mrs.
Nary a. Bigler. on behalf of the mem
'ers with handsome gold pin, en- +
'lematic OF the order, for her efficient !
ma meritorious services during the :
'ast year. !