The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-05-19

. church, left over the Rio Grande Sun
I day night for a weeks vacation in th
mountains.
Frank ]. McGovern, son of Corone
McGovern of 1888 Grant avenue, dieC
at his home last Monday morning. The
: cause of his death was tuberculosis
| from which he has suffered for Owe
year. He has been seriously i'll fol
some time and his death was not un
expected. A year ago last Christmas
he contracted a severe cold which de-
veloped into pneumonia, finally leav.
ing the patients lungs in bad condi-
ton. He was sent to Manitou last sum
mer and spent last winter in Arizona
The deceased was an exemplary
young man and captain of Marquette
Commandery, knights of st. John
which order participated in the funeral
services which were held at Logan
| avenue chapel last Wednesday morn
ing
The Intermountain Catholic extends
to the sor1 owing family its deepest
| sympathy. r. T. P.
Miss Emma NJ. Herey, county super
| intendent of schools, is attending the
state meeting at Trinidad and will not
return for several days.
| %
| Miss Catherine Julia Murphy,
| daughter of Mr.. Cornelius Murphy of
| 1925 Pennsylvania avenue, was buried
from Logan avenue chapel last Tues
day morning.
Miss Bridget Dural died at ST. Cath
crimes Home, 1850 California street
last Monday.
James L. Burns, aged 81 years, was
buried from the Annunciation church
last Wednesday.
The L. c. B. A. and c. NJ. B. A. at
tended the funeral of c. ]. Hickey at
st. Elizabeth's church last Sunday.
.
Miss Ella and May Mullen gave a
dancing party Monday evening in fare
well to Miss Elizabeth Schaeffer and
MIR. Peter Schaeffer, who left the fol-
lowing Thursday for Southern Califor-
mia. The house was handsomely decor
ated and music and refreshments were
irreproachable. Among the guests were
Misses Rene Pels, Nellie Toovey,
Wanda GOttesleben, Anne Chittenden,
Margaret Carpenter. Charlotte Becker.
Canard, Misses Thernburg, Misses
Shevnin; Messrs. Dennis Miller, George
Faircloth, Martin, Pels. Thornburg.
Dostal. McGinnis and others.
Miss Mamie E. Russell niece OF the
late R. N. Russell of st. Francis de |
Sails Paris and Mr.. Louis T. Sicka of |
St Leo's Parish, are to be married on
June Goth.
The baBns of matrimony We're pub |
lished for the first time last Sunday. |
between Mr. Charles Blair and Miss
Mary L. Johnson.
The judges at the oratoricaI con-
test which took place at the Sacred
Heart school last Thursday evening,
were Rev. Father Callannan, Auditor
keating and Robert E. Bell
We will give an account of the con-
test in orr next weeks issue.
Miss Kate Maher popular High
School girl. has left Denver TO take
a school for the summer
Miss Winnie McKinnon of South
Pearl street, has been quite i'll.
The Young Ladies: Sodality and The
Altar and Rosary Society. met to-
sether in Logan avenue chapel last
sunday afternoon and heard a brief
Instruction by Rev. Father Callahan,
spiritual director of both societies.
o
Miss Kirrigan, assistant librarian of
ne Young Ladies SOdality has left
Denver and is greatly missed by her
many friends.
After May 20 there will be four
masses at Logan avenue chapel. in
tead of three, as heretofore. Instead
I masses at I, 8 and 10:30 o'clock in ;
he morning, the hours of service will
e z, $780, $3.50 and H. This is an ex- /
erimental arrangement, subject to
hange. 9
AT the down town hall, at Eighteenth .
nd Champa streets, the hour of SER l
ice will be changed from 6, 7:30 to |
80 only. There will be no evening '
ervices except at the Logan avenue
hapel.
Last Friday, Governor Thomas ap- t
ointed Rev. Thomas H. Malone n
elegate to the International Prisons
onvention to be held at Brussels in
ugust. =