The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-06-07
DENVER.


An inportant meeting was held in
the rooms of Father Phillips last We'd
uesdav afternoon, at which plans were
adonted for the erection Of residence
for Bishop Matz. A number of the
clergy were present, and several sug-
gestons were offered.
The plan finally adopted calls for a
double house, half of which will serve
as an episcopal residence, and the other
half be used by the priests of the ca
thedral parish.
Each section will contain about ten
rooms. The building will face on ColfaX
avenue and Will adjoin the cathedral
grounds. There viii be no connection
whatever between the two residences.
The priests present at Wednesdays
meeting were: Rev. Fathers Phillips.
Malone, Robinson Carrigan, Francis
and Morrin.
As was previously announced in the
columns of the lntermountain Catholic,
the conservation of st. Elizabeth's
church viii take place on Sunday. The
services will open at a. m. and con-
tinue throughout the day. During the
week a number of visiting prelates ar
rived.
Sixty children and fifteen adults will
receive their first holy communion at
St. Leo's church tomorrow Dune 81 at
o'clock.
Father O'Ryan viii leave Sunday
morning for Victor, where he will lee
ture Sunday evening under the aus
pieces Of the A. Q. H. Tor the convention
fund. His subject will be: Genius of
Modern Ireland" On Thursday follow
ing he viii lecture on the same subject
and for the same purpose, at Colorado
Springs His speech viii be review
ef the literature. being produced now
and in the past quarter of d century by
Jrishmen and women.
Father Robinson and Father Carri-
gan are busily engaged in making prep
arauons for a picnic to be held by the
Annunciation and st. Patrick's parishes
at Berkely Lake on July 4.
The date of the wedding OF Miss Belle
Dunphy and Mr.. Peter Schaeffer has
been set for June IS.
The convention Of the Ancient Order
of Hipernians will take place i'm Den
Yer during the first week OF July.
st. Mary's academy will hold its COM
mencement exercises on the evening of
June Is.
Several labor leaders called at St.
Leo's rectory last Sunday on their way
home from a meeting held at San Fran
cisco last week. Among them was Mr..
Lally of Boston.
Denver friends of Rev. John f. Quinn.
pastor of the cathedral of the Blessed
Sacrament in San Francisco. are in
receipt Of cards announcing the cele-
a q nv
of his ordination, which took place on
May 26.
Father Quinn was pastor Of the Den
Yer cathedral about eighteen years ago,
and is stll fondlv remembered by
number Of Denver Catholics.
DR.. P. V. Carlin and wife left for
Saratoga, n. Y. last Friday night,
where the doctor will attend the annual
congress OF. American physicians. Flles-
win repa:n in the cast foi. several
weeks visiting various points Of inter-
est.
Bishop Matz spent last sunday in
Pueblo
Miss Ellen Smith and Walter Eader
were married by Father Organ in
st. Leo's church last week.
Father Dempsey, a classmate of
Father Callahan at Maynooth college
in Ireland has been appointed assist
ant at the, cathedral. He preached on
The Blassed Sacrament at the II
O'Clock mass last Sunday.
Beginning with Sunday, June S, there
viii be low mass and instruction every
Sunday at II o'clock. The sermon and
high mass will be discontinued until
September.
Father J. 3. White was called to his
home in Carbonate, Pa, by the ill
ness of his aunt.
Francis Larzin was received into the
Catholic church by Father Organ last
week.
Special memorial services were held
under the auspices of the knights of
St John at St Leo's church on May
80. The chaplain. Father Casey, cele-
brated high mass at $50. At the Of
fertory Miss BERTHE Berlin sang "One
Sweetly Solemn Thought
The Aandern club will entertain
their friends at a picnic at Elitch's
Gardens on Saturday evening, June 4.
.
Mrs. John Lenent and children of
Waco. Texas. arrived on Tuesday and
will spend the summer in Denver.
.
:. Father Malone win leave for the
east on Monday next.
.
With solemn ceremony the church
Of the Annunciation at Leadville was
consecrated on the Feast Of Corpus
Christi. A large number OF the priests
of the diocese were present and par
'ticipated in the services.
The sermon was preached by Father
Robinson of Denver. who was first pas
tor OF the Leadvile church. He was
succeeded by Father Brown, who died
in 1898
Father Gibbons of Denver is present
pastor and to his zeal and energy is
due in "A great measure the success
of the Leadvile church.
Among the clergy from Denver who
attended the conservation ceremonies
were Ri. Rev. y. c. Matz. Rev Fathers
Robinson, Malone Phillips, Callahan
Morrin and Eusebius.
PUEBLO.