The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-05-03
Diocese Of Denver.
DENVER.
po1ipious and Social Happenings in
Colorado Diocese.
lSpecial Correspondence.)


Pev J. p. Carrigan left on Tuesday
o,-ening to be present at the silver jul
S,1oa of Rt. Rev. Bishop Spaulding of
Pooris. During his absence Rev. DR..
lIsnehv is stationed at st. Patricks
class Of 100 children was confirmed
y.,- Bishop Matz at st. Patrick's church
1asr sunday morning. The subject of
The bishops sermon was Divorce" A
snIendid musical programme was rem
dered by the regular choir
During the week Mrs John F. Cam
MON presented 10 Mr.. Dennis Sheedy
her check for $2,2l9.50 as the net pro-
Ceeds Of the Broadway theatre concert
in aid Of st. Vincents orphanage.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Mines
was baptized in Logan avenue chapel
last Sunday.
Miss Lena Morland and William Leo
sullivan were married by Father Cal
1anan al the residence of the bride last
week
Rev. Father Servant of Silver Cliff
vas a guest at the cathedral rectory
during the week.
Mr.. Yaegar, director of the cathedral
choir at Leavenworth. Kan, for many
wears. has come TO make his home in
Denver. He win reside in the cathedral
parish.
The attendance at the Sunday even
ing services in Logan avenue chapel
is excellent. The children's choir is
steadily improving.
.
High mass viii be discontinued in the
rro-cathedral on the fourth Sunday of
May The usual sermon viii be re-
placed by a short instruction during
The summer months.
.
Mr.. J. F. Farley entertained the Sa-
cred Heart Aid society at her residence,
$50 Lafayette street last Thursday
afternoon.
The fair in aid Of the Church of the
Sacred Heart closes Saturday evening.
il has been throughout social and
financial success.
Rev. Father O'Malley delivered the
sermon at high mass in Logan avenue
chapel last Sunday. At the offertory
Mr. William McPhee sang an Ave
Maria"
Mr.. and Mrs John D. Long have
returned from their trip around the
world and are at home to their friends
al Elitch's Gardens
The Young Ladies' sodality of St
Ieo's parish viii hold a public recep-
tion on Thursday evening May s, in
the basement of the church. The oc-
Min no 4ha formal onaOinr of
the new sodality library.
The Altar and Rosary society of st. 1
Ieos viii hold its monthly meeting
next Sunday afternoon.
The Young Ladies sodality held an
unusually large meeting in st. Leo's |
church last Sunday. 1t is in most |
fourishing condition.
An entertainment for the benefit of |
st. Dominics church win he given in !
The new Theatorium on next Wednes- I
day evening.
The funeral If Mrs. Eliza Eader, who |
died at her home on South Thirteenth /
street last week was held from St. /
Lao's on Saturday afternoon. Father /
0Ryan conducted the services and /
preached the sermon.
.
Mrs Dingwall of Evans street is re-
covering from a serious illness.
Mrs O'Connor of curtis street. who I
has been dangerously i'll, is improving /
.
llr. Dalton of Chicago is the guest /
Of Mr.. Terry Owens
.
Father Ley Of Pueblo visited at st.
Leo's rectory during the week.
Miss Katherine Hynes and Timothy
Doyle We're married at St Leo's church /
on Monday evening. Father Organ
ofriated.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Miller was baptized at St. Leo's on
Saturday.
A night class for working boys and
girls who are DESTROYS of making their
first communion has been organized
in 81. LeO'S church Instructions are
given every evening at 7:S0.
May devotions will be held in St
Leo's on Sunday. Wednesday and Fri
day evenings. They viii consist of the
short instruction.
Plans are on foot for the erection Of
ham for the Knights of Columbus.
Members Of that organization in this
city viii purchase stock which is to
be issued The hall will be rented out
to other Catholic organizations of the
city.
To Child's Memory.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Horner Of 1884
Marion street have the deenest sym
rathy of their many friends in the
death Of their little son. Walter. who.
after a few days illness with scarlet
fever passed away Monday afternoon.
Walter was a bright manly little fell
low and his kindly heart and oblig-
ing ways won for him many good
friends both Young and old.
written for the Intermountain)
But yesterday. in merry mood,
He came with pleasant looks and