The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-05-10

at st. Mary's at 7:S0. On Wednesday
and Friday nights benediction of the
blessed sacrament is given.
The annual coronation ceremony
usually given at the close of May. will
| take place at St. Mary's. The rehearsal
will be held at the church next Sunday
afternoon at 2:30. Only the children
who attend every rehearsal will be al
| lowed to take part in the ceremony.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Eu-
| gene Burley was baptized last Sunday.
Rev NJ H Holland, pastor of St
Patrick's church. Port Henry, N. Y,
was in the city during the past week.
He was on his way to Cherry Creek,
New, to visit relatives.
Rev. John j. Waters. pastor of st.
Demands church, Saranac Lake, N. Y,
his way to California, where he will
spend the next few weeks.
The infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Jennings was baptized last Sun
day.
The children of the Junior choir are
faithfully attending at the May devo-
ton. Two children of the choir are
appointed to attend each night and
none have failed in attendance yet.
The following young singers have been
appointed for next week: Monday
night Lillian Armstrong, Nellie Smith,
Agnes Smith, Grace Geary and Kath-
crime Marion; Tuesday, Lena Fafek,
Mary Fafek, Caroline Burrows and
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Donough, Elsie Strack and Winnie Me
Donough: Thursday night, Genevieve
Two, Gertrude Neuhausen, Leona Neu-
hansen Vera Neuhausen and Kath-
crime Graves: Friday night, Julia
Flynn, Genevieve Brooks, Regina
Brooks and Oriella Brooks; Saturday.
Mary Halloran, Florence Halloran and
Margaret Fitzgerald.
Miss Clara Fafek was the soloist at
the evening devotions last Sunday
night. Next Sunday evening the spe-
cial singers will be Clara Fafek, Etha
Collins and Martha O;Connor.
Miss Harley. Mr. All Whiteman and
Mr.. r. c. Dunbar sang an Ave Marie
Stella" by Rosewig. last Sunday. The
trio was so we'll rendered that it will
be repeated next Sunday, by special
request.
Mr.. G. H. West, proprietor of the
State street grocery, is singing with the
choir again, after an absence of several
months. For over two years Mr.. West
assisted at st. Mary's ana his work
was certainly appreciated. The choir !
and congregation are delighted to have |
him aiding in the work once mora.
.
Mrs. o. T. Carlson will assist the !
choir for the next few weeks. Mrs. |
Carlson has assisted at ST. Mary's on |
all important festivals for the past |
two years, and her pretty soprano voice !
will add much to the musical services. |
Miss Lottie Owen, the leading So !
Drano of the Cathedral choir, will sing
the offertory week from Sunday. /
Her beautiful voice will be heard to eX-
3ellent advantage in an 20 Saiutaris''
by hatfield. Miss Owen is certainly
One of the very best sopranos ever
heard at st. Mary's. For the next few
weeks excellent offertory pieces will be
made a special feature of the musical
service. One very fine trio, an Ave
Maria" by Benjamin Owen, Will be rem
Tered in the near future by Miss Owen,
Miss Harley and Mr.. Al Whteman.
Mr.. Whiteman is a decided acquisi-
ion to the choir. 1t is owing to his
EXCELLENT tenor voice and his earnest
work that the choir is showing such
ecided improvement. The members
an now sing music that formerly could
lot be used on account of not having
capable tenor soloist.
If Tho Ac- |
ension, masses were celebrated at 7:3O
nd at 9 o'clock,
The Knights of Columbus will hold
heir regular semi-monthly meeting
ext Wednesday evening.
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The members of the Altar society
ED the regular monthly meeting last
Ionday.
The card parties given for the benefit
f the Altar society have proved so
cry successful that it has been sug
ested for the ladies to give party .
l the near future for the benefit of the
hoir, that is. to buy new music. The
Inior choir need more hymn books I
ably, indeed while the members of
ne II o'clock choir would greatly en-
IRIS would go far in procuring new [
lusic, and the congregation would re- /
Give the worth of their money. Let Y
)me of the good ladies of the cathedral
arish think this matter over and they
ill surely be willing to tender their
ssistance. or, let some generous per- {
IN in the congregation donate a check
" this laudable purpose. In one of
lie prominent churches of the city all {
le music is donated by one gentleman
the congregation.
This is a matter that has certainly e
zen overlooked by the good people of t
!. Mary's. Some of the ladies will h
Urn the earnest gratitude of the men, Y
ers of the 9 O'Clock and II o'clock a
loirs if they will take some interest b
this matter. The children are, right Y
wv, in need of twenty-four hymn r
,Oks. and much new music could be il
;ed by the II o'clock choir, which u
insists now of eight members, all
lxious to have the music good.
The children of the parish will re-
i've holy communion and confirma ton
Pentecost Sunday. May IS. Solemn n
,ntifical high mass will be celebrated IL
Id special music will be rendered by p
e choir of the cathedral The chill
en- must come for instructions every
ternoon next week at o'clock. IL
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Mrs. Maynard Bixby and Miss Ethel
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