The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1901-12-28
Diocese Of BeEena.
christmas at Sacred Heart Cathedral
and Festivities F1eauybe-a
HELENA.

Christmas at Sacred Heart Cathedral
and Festivities Elsewhere.
Christmas was celebrated at the Ca
thedral of the Sacred Heart. High
Mass was said at a. m, at which
Leonard's Mass in B fat was rendered
by the junior choir composed of Misses
Lody, st. German, Louise Des Roster,
Gertrude Gokey, Flora Salvail Agnes
Demerse, Lillian Parent, Della Lawlor,
Martha Harrington, Eva Beaupre,
Erma Beaupre and Gertrude Miller,
Sister Columbian, directress; Miss
Lenore Kiel, organist. At 1890 High
Mass was celebrated, at which the fol-
lowing music was rendered: Wells
Third Mass; offertory, Adeste Fideles,
air by Novello; Mozart's Twelfth Clio
ria
In the evening the usual Sunday
evening services We're held, the spe-
cial music for the evening being o
Salutaris, trio air, from Rossini, Mrs.
la Sale, Mr.. Pelletier- and Mr.. Crier.
Tantum Ergo (Goeb). by the full
choir which composed the following
Sopranos, Mrs. La Sale and Miss
Sweeney; altos, Mrs. j. X Toole and
Miss Parent; tenors, Mr.. Pelletier, Mr..
Meagher and Mr.. Houle; bassos, Mr.
McCabe, Mr.. Grier, Mr.. Israel and Mr.
Clendinnin; Miss Amy Rosenbaum. di-
reCtress; Mrs. Elizabeth Laughlin, or
ganist
y Christmas tree with the usual
CHRISTMAS programme was given at st.
A.oysius hall on Christmas day at $3.50
j. m. for the Sunday school. The ar
iahgements for the tree were in charge
ol Rev Fathr Day, assisted by the
sunday school teachers and the La
dies society.
The bazaar held at the Auditorium,
last week for the benefit of ST .Jofn's
hospital melted somewhere in tho
nelghbOrhood of $500. There v-ere
many costly and beautiful articles do
mated to the bazaar, which We're ra ff1ed
and auctioned off to the highest hid
aers. The house and lot valued NJ
$500, was won by Mr. Ray Church
of Helena. The drawing for the s5o0
piano viii take place this week and
many Of the purchasers of numbers
on the piano are anXiously awaiting
the results.
The beautiful Christmas crib donated
by Rev. Father Barry of Helena was
one of the special attractions at the
bazaar. May Foster is the happy pos
Besser of the crib. The children were
all greatly attracted by it and worked
hard to dispose of all the numbers
East Helena tried hard to secure it
for the Church of st. CryI and Method.
Many rare and beautiful articles were
donated by the Indian missions of
Montana. Work that was worthy the
name of any artist in the different
lines represented.
The booths We're all nicely decorated
and well laid out. The ladies in charge
had charge of the special decorations.
The fancy work booth in red, white
and blue was in charge of Mrs. NJ.
Finn and Miss Finn: the tea and
floral in charge of Misses Blaine and
Bosenbaum; candy booth, in blue and
White, in charge of Mrs. Warren and
Miss Ribeault: fish pond in charge of
Mrs Laughlin and Miss Derham:
handkerchief booth in charge of Mrs.
>. Opp; Trip Around the World" in
charge of Warren Dahler: cigar booth,
Miss Miller; telegraph booth, Miss Eva
Beeupre; scientific booth, Mr.. Emil
Starr; doll booth, Mrs. J. D. O'Brien,
assisted by Misses Curtis Young, Law
Tor and Parcheu; ticket booth, Bessie
M Lawlor and Miss Sands; refresh
ment booth, Mrs. Mcdonald.