The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1901-11-16
CHURCH NOTES.

F1tems of Interest in and About Ca
\ thedral Parish.
Mrs. N. P. Dolly and Mrs. c. Schultz
are the ladies appointed to attend tc
the altar this week.
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Services will be held at the peniten-
| tiary next Sunday.
Mass will be celebrated in Mercur
next Sunday
Rev. Father Power was in the city
for a few days last week. Father
Power was returning from visit to
Notre Dame, Ind, to his home at Liv-
ermore, Cal
The members of the Sodality of the
children of Mary received Holy Com
munion in body at the 9 o'clock Mass
last Sunday. The regular monthly
meeting was held at st. Mary's Acad-
envy in the afternoon. Miss Mamie
fafnnger will serve as president in
stead of Miss Mary Kinney, and Miss
Nellie Mullen, as secretary instead of
NESS Adeline Du Chene until the next
election, which will take place on Dec
8. Miss Kinney and Miss Du Chene
were exemplary officers, and a source of
much edifcaion to the members of
the Sodality.
The rehearsal for the little children
of the o'clock choir is held every. SAT-
urday afternoon at 8 o'clock; at
o'clock, the young girls of the choir
practice until s. On Sunday morning
the young ladies practice at $3.50 until
l0;15. Parents and guardians of the
chlldren are requested to send the chill
dren to the rehearsals as regularly as
possible. For the future the older girls
VIII study quartette work entirely.
Their efforts at first may be little |
crude, but the children will receive the
same encouragement from the congre-
cation that they have in the past. for |
their work. Active work on the Christ |
mas music will be done at every re- |
hearsal beginning Saturday.
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Solemn Pontifical High Mass was
celebrated last Saturday for the re-
pose Of the soul of the late Patrick
Phelan Rt- Rev. Bishop Seaman was
ne celebrant, with Rev. Father Kelly.
ieacon and Rev. Father Curran. sub
ieacon. The Gregorian Requiem was
'ang by the children's choir.
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Miss Ida Winn, contralto soloist and
he musical director of the Diamond
Alng company, sang an Ave Maria"
~ Nlcolai at st. Mary's last Sunday.
Mss VIM has a beautiful voice of
'ood range. Owing to not being able
0 procure copy of the music. she
layed her own accompaniment. 1t is
Ieedless to say that she was not i'm
ressed with the beauty of the organ.
When home, Miss Winn is the organist
I st. Patrick's church at Staten island.
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The members of the II o'clock choir
re preparing for Christmas the PRO
ace" Mass by La Hache For the
fertory the beautiful "Adeste Fidelis"
ill., be rendered, and a double quar-
cite will sing the 'Exulta Sion' by
ictor Hammered. More voices are {
ably needed in the choir, particularly {
Ito voices and one more soprano {
dice.
At the last meeting of the Altar So
ETY. of st. Mary's Cathedral, plans for /
lie decoration of the altar for Christ I
las were proposed by the president {
Lrs. j. w. Farrell and were enthusi- Il
stically discussed by the members
resent.
Inc IeaSt OF st. Cecilia. the patron
music, will occur on Friday. Nov. %
Christmas will occur on Wednesday
lis year.
Inc children and young ladies of the
o clock choir were the guests of M
ev. Bishop Scanlan at his homo last
lturday at an entertainment given bv 4
ossert the European impersonator
excellent programme was given. and
cry number was hugely enjoyed bv a
enthusiastic audience. Howard BUT
- Joseph Mckay and Daniel Arm
rong assisted Mr.. Bossert with one "
mber impersonating three bad bows. W
a they certainly acquitted them a,
Ives creditably. At the close of the r
tertalnment the children rendered a
te OF thanks to Rt. Rev. Bishop for
2 DlHasaOf afternoon ~,