The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-04-12
Diocese Of Denver.
DENVER.
Interesting Paragraphs of Religious
and Social Events.
rspecial Correspondence

and Social Events.
Cspecial Correspondence.)
r-lahorate preparations are being
do for The conservation of st. Eliza
this church early in June. The day
lii mark the church's freedom from
debt as the rules forbid property be-
ing consecrated until entirely clear.
ms recent fair benefited the parish by
almost S1G000. while the long promised
cathedral now seems a thing of the
near future. All the other Catholic
churches of the city are in a flourish
ing condition.
The will of the late Miss Bridget
Kahn, which was filed in the county
court last week. leaves Father Fuse
bus. O. F. L., $500, to be used for re-
iigious purposes; to the Sisters of Mer-
~ a lot and half in Kensington addi-
ton to the Sisters of St Dominic she
leaves the balance of her estate, which
Is valued at about $780, DR.. T. ]. Car
lin has been appointed executor.
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Miss Margaret Burns, who has been
visiting Miss Nichols Of Montclair. left
last week for trip through southern
colorado.
Mr.. Edward *. Gaynor. a prominent
pneumonia last week. The funeral took
pneumoni last week. The funeral took
place from Logan avenue chapel on
Tuesday morning. Father Callahan,
an intimate friend of the deceased. CON
Quoted the services.
Miss Shevnin VIII entertain the ladies
of the Aandern club at her residence.
1861 Pennsylvania avenue, next We'd
nesday afternoon.
on account of the Sacred Heart col
lege entertainment last Sunday after
noon the meeting Of the Altar and Ros-
airy society was postponed.
The Blessed Virgin sodality, formerly
known as the Young Ladies' sodality Of
the Cathedral parish, will hold its
monthly meeting in Logan Avenue
school next Sunday afternoon An ex-
cellent musical and literary programme
viii be given. A full attendance is re-
Quested.
The Feast of the Annunciation. which.
falling during holy week. was post
poned, was celebrated in Logan ave
nue. chapel on Monday of this week.
The children's choir sang many beau
tiful hymns.
A fair for the benefit of the Church
Of the Sacred Heart will open in Adel-
Dhian hail. Twenty eighth and Law
renee streets, on April "a, and continue
until May 5. The musical and literary
programme given every evening will
be Of a high order
The contests have already excited
considerable interest. The committee
in charge is composed of Rev Edward
Barry. P. J. McEnery, w L. Carroll.
Mrs Joseph Walsh and Miss Katie
Flaherty
The students of the Sacred Heart
college entertained vast audience
with Gerald Burke, or the Banner. of
Green, in the college hall. last Sunday
afternoon. The acting was excellent
and the costUming perfect. Those TAX
ing part were Z. S. Johnson. L. F.
Tobin, w. T. Dolan, H. j. Jones, c. S.
Hagus, F. J. Egan. F. Seottie, j. E.
Gilmore, M. D. Currigan. J. Davis, F.
y. Henegan, L. E. Coughlin, j. Quin-
Ian, g. F. Sleeper. ]. J. Boyle, ]. r.
Walsh, G. Z. bosch, G. K. Harrison
and L. T. Hartford The proceeds of
the entertainment went to the orphan
lge fund.
Inc attendance at holy communion
On the first Friday of April was UNI
Usually large in all the churches of the
city. On account of the st. Vincents
benefit at the Broadway theatre. there
were no evening devotions in many of
the churches. The number of commu-
nicants at Logan avenue chapel is in
dicative of the excellent work that
Father O'Malley is doing as director of
the league in that parish.