The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-06-09
Building. All present enjoyed very
pleasant evening @


Miss Georgina Edison took a promi
nent part in the play, ~ Propose
Under Difficulties" which was produces
at St Josephs Church Friday even
ing. June 8. Miss Edison makes
charming appearance and is Away
; sure to delight her audience.
: Mr.. Joseph Bowler left for Leadvill
last Sunday night. He expects to bt
lone about two months,
Miss Winifred McKinnon left for
Chicago on Saturday night, where sh'
Herman NJ Vance
Miss Margaret Bonlam was in Den
yer few days last week.
Monday afternoon May 2S-. Miss MAY
I Youngblodt entertained a number OF
her friends ar an informal tilinble par
ty at which was announced her engage
ment to Mr.. Harry Austin Deuel. oI JRis
city. The announcement was z COM
plete surprise to those present and was
! the occasion for q shower of the most
! hearty congratulations from the guests.
! Miss Youngblcdt is a popular and tai
ented young society girl who has re-
sided in Denver for a number of years,
! " ME MI Deuel Is the son Ol GUDeTlH-
! tendent w A Deuel. OF the Union Pa
| cific system a graduate of Stanford
! University. class of IS, and young
mechanical and mining engineer or
much promise.
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A simple yet beautiful wedding took
place at st. Leo's Church last Wednes-
day morning, June G. when Rev. Father
0'Ryan united in the sacred bonds of
Lorraine w. Strycker. The brides only
attendant was Miss Rose Kelly, while
Mr.. Charles Carr was best man. The
happy couple will make their home at
1S9 West Bayand street.
The annual commencement of the
LorettO Academy will be held June Il
at 2:30, at the academy, Miss Nellie
Catherine Finnerty is the valedictorian
and the other members of the clubs are
Eileen Aloysia Sullivan and Rosamond
Catherine Pryor. This year the invita-
tions have been limited to the parents.
Miss Anna V. Connor and Miss Ma
tilda j. Hauek have just returned from
Greeley, where they attended the com
mencement exercises of the State Nor
NAL School. They spent a most enjoy
able week.
The st. Vincent's Aid Society pound
party was held at Mrs. Joseph Walsh's,
283l Curtis street, last Tuesday.
Very Rev. Denis Schuler, o. F. NJ.
Provincial of the FranciscanS, arrived
in Denver last Friday evening" June s,
on a visit TO st. Elizabeth's, in which J
he has a special interest because he
sent the first fathers here from Pater- /
in 10 fl,nY. -.
from the mother house, in Fulda, Ger |
many. He has been commanded by |
the General of the Order of Francis !
cans, Father Aloysius Lauer, who re-
sides at Rome, 70 hold a canonical Wis !
ltation to the provinces of America. I
Sacred Heart of St. Louis, st. John the
Baptist in Cincinnati and the Immacu-
late Conception at Allegheny. n. Y.
These three provinces have houses and /
establishments in all the states in the /
Union, having founded eighty-five in
all. AT the close of the canonical Vis-
tation Father Denis will preside in the
name of the General at the election
If the new Provincial
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Pentecost was observed at Loean
Avenue Chapel with solemn pontifcaI
ligh mass, with Bishop Matz celebrant:
Gather ModestuS, S.NJ.. assistant priest:
Gather Casey, deacon, and Father
Duffy, sub-deacon. Over fifty children
# the Logan Avenue School received
heir first communion and were con-
lrmed by the Bishop earlier in the
morning. The altar was handsomely
decorated with white flowers, palms
nd ferns. Father Modestus preached
he sermon, dwelling upon the glorious
'ast and the brilliant future of the
hurch and what it had done and still
You'd do as an educator and civilizer.
lie said the apostles did not preach
hat their own personal vanities and
ancles prompted them but that thev /
UTILIZED the command Of the Lord j
Go forth and preach what l have
aught you"
Rev. Father organ administered
rst holy communion to ninety-five !
hildren last Sunday morning at st. i
eos Church, and Bishop Matz con- {
rmed the class in the evening. Father
Ryan preached a short sermon in !
he morning. The altar was decorated
! white flowers and ferns and palms.
n the evening the Bishop was assisted j
y Father Phillips, Father Scannell ]
nd Father O'Ryan. In his sermon the i
ishop told the communicates the pur- !
ose of the sacrament, and said they !
ere binding themselves to the church Z
the truest sense. \
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Last Thursday the forty hours devo- |
on was begun at st. Leo's Church. =
ather Barry, S. j., pleached Thursday 4
1en1ng, Father Carrigan on FRIDAY 4
nd tonight the sermon will be preached 4
Y Father Brandt, c. S. S. r. The de- ]
otions will close tomorrow morning J
18th high mass, procession of the Bles-
ID Sacrament and benediction. \
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