The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-06-02

Correspondence Intermountain Catholic.)
Miss MAY Youngblodt entertained a
large number of trends last Monday af-
ternoon.
Miss Cornelia Gaffney will leave in a
few days for MilW aukee, to attend the
convention Of WOmans clubs, She will
then depart for New York, where she
will visit until November.
The Sacred Heart Ladies' Aid society
met at the residence of Mrs. Eisenhart,
3I14 Champs street, last Thursday.
The many Denver friends of Miss
Ella Matty will be delighted to have
her in their midst once more. Miss
Matt will return from Miss Browns
Fir q ir= school in New York about
June 6.
Miss Josephine McPhee is visiting
relatives in the east.
The las social card party and dance
given under the auspices of the First
District Auxiliary, knights of st. john
was held last Thursday evening, May
81, at Bourne hall, Twenty and
Arapahoe streets. Elegant prizes We're
awarded by the committees in charge.
Joe Newman, having finished his the
atrical engagements Tor the season, re-
turned home Saturday morning. Mr..
Newman with his original songs was
welcome addition to vaudeville pro-
grammes in the east. He was cordially
received everywhere. He will spend
the summer in Denver, to the great de-
light of his many friends here.
At the II o'clock Mass at Logan ave
nue. chapel last Sunday Rev. Father
Duffy preached a beautiful sermon on
the Efficacy of Prayer"
The Children of Mary" of the Ca
thedral parish held a very large meet
ing last Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. John J. Ryan. sister of Rev
Thomas H. Malone, received a cable
gram Wednesday, May %. saying that
he had arrived safely at CherDourg,
France, on one of the German-Lloyd
steamers and would start Immediately
for Paris. He reported very pleasant
voyage.
A most interesting programme, must
cal and literary, followed by refresh
ments and dancing, was given Thurs
day, May "a, before an enthusiastic
gathering of young people at Bournes
hail. under the auspices Of st. Cecelia's
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The most notable features were a cake
walk, won by Miss Eva B. Trask and
Master Frank Medina, and whistling
solo by little Virginia Schafer, who
trilled 'Whistling Rufus with such de-
lightful effect that she was repeatedly
encored and whiStled other rag times.
Mrs D. NJ. Gerry spent half day in
making the trophy of the cakewalk and
when the programme was finished the
hugo a nriZa pl1t and 01GrTlD-
uted and served with ice cream II the
audience. w. ]. Nesmonger and Thos.
Giblin sang a melody of national airs
which pleased the young folks. Miss
Sadie Maxwell recited the Widows
Son. and the programme was conclud-
ed with a naddress by Mr.. George 0.
Dostal.
Miss Emma w. Henry, county super
intendent of schools, left Thursday
May "A, for a short vacation at Colo
RADIO Springs.
Last Wednesday. Memorial day, sol
emn Requiem services were held at
Logan Avenue Chapel at $3.50 o'clock, |
under the auspices of the Knights OF
St John. The uniform rank was pres !
ent in a body. Father Casey Officiated /
and preached the sermon.
Miss Mary Louise Johnson and Mr.. /,
Charles Blair were married at Logan t
Avenue Chapel last Thursday evening, /
Rev. Father Callahan officiating.
John Spencer Newhouse and Arthur
Famuelero were baptized at Logan |
Avenue Chapel last week.
The old Cathedral has been RACED to I
the ground, and workmen are now busy |
hD1liocr a the Hp hriS
Sunday, June 3, the children of the
Logan Avenue school viii receive their.
first Holy Communion at the $50 Mass,
and be confirmed Immediately after
The children Of the Cathedral parish
who attend the public schools will not
make their first Communion until some
TIME IN September.
Mrs. Mary Atero, mother of New
MeXicO's governor was buried from the
residence Of her daughter Mrs. Harry
O'Bryan, last week.
Commencement exercises at St
Mary's academy viii take place June is
at Immaculate Conception school. on
June IA, and at Sacred Heart school on
June 10.
The MAY Festival for the benefit of
Sacred Heart Church, which was held
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of
this week was very we'll attended
Dramatic entertainments were given
every evening by the Broadway Ora
matte school. under the personal direc-
ton of Robert f. Bell. Who Is Who?"
'SWeethearts" and The Dead Shot
made up the programme for the three
evenings.
Last week Mr.. Lawrence Murphy Of
1921 Cham-a street received the sad
news of the death Of his brother Rev. /
Dean Murphy of Trishtown, Ontario,
which occurred on the morning of May
22nd.
He had been suffering from i'll
health tor a year OF more.
His laEors in lrishtOwn extended over
a period of thirty years.
Rev. Dean Murphy was beloved by
all his parishioners, and was respected
by all who had the privilege of his ac-
quaintance. His kind greeting and !
wise counsel will be much missed. and
viii be long remembered by many He
was about 20 years OF age. The Inter-
mountain Catholic extends its sympa-
thy to Mr.. Lawrence Murphy. brother
of the deceased.
Last Monday Mr. Charles Vast re-
ceiNed from the Nebraska State Pho
tographer's association the silver medal
him for the best eighteen pic
ture exhibit of children under years
There were thirty-ftve competitors for !