The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-04-19
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Our Weekly Budget of Religious and
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were $1,000. Mrs. John F, Campion
who was in charge of the affair, is de
serving of great credit
The entertainment given by the stu
dents of the Sacred Heart college OF
pril netted S400, while the newspa'
pers of Grand Junction, Colo. collected
500, which was forwarded to the sis
tiers this week. Numerous private do
nations have been received.
Gertrude English. infant daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. English of 2106 Arapahoe
street. was baptized by Father Callahan
last Sunday.
The Young Ladies Sodality of the
cathedral parish held an unusually
large meeting last Sunday. Despite the
! iDclemency of the weather the attend
ance was greater than it has been for
months. y sewing society in-connection
with the Sodality was proposed, and,
with the hearty approval of the mem
bers. 1t will probably be organized in
the near future.
The Altar and Rosary society held its
! postponed meeting in Logan avenue
school last Sunday afternoon. Import
ant business was transacted.
There will be a large reception of
the members of the Young Ladies So
dality of the cathedral parish some time
next month.
At the high mass in Logan avenue
chapel last Sunday Father O'Malley
preached on the duties of parents to-
ward their children. taking his text
from the gospel of the Good Shepherd.
Mr.. Dennis Sheedy has gone east on
business.
Subscriptions for the new cathedral
building fund have been suspended for
the present, owing to the demand for
money necessary for the rebuilding of
ST. Vincent's orphanage. This arrange
ment of affairs is due to the thought
fUlness of Father Callahan.
The Sunday evening sermons at Lo-
gan avenue chapel have been discuu
tinued. So in future the service will
consist of vespers and benediction only.
Miss Julia Herman and Preston Kiln
sen Smith were married at st. Leo's
reetory last Monday.
The Altar and Rosary society of St.
Leo's held their monthly meeting last
Sunday. They determined to hold
three days festival late in May, in the
basement of the church. The proceeds
will go towards purchasing a new or
gan. The first evening will be devoted
u grand card party. The second the
drama "Fabiola" will be enacted b.,
members of the Young Ladies and
Young Mems Sodalities. Some start
No yaIf will Ir foI > 10
final evening. The ladies are confident
of realizing $1,000 The new organ WILL
in all probability, be placed in the
church by Sept. l.
The League of the Sacred Heart will
meet in st. Leos church next Sunday
afternoon.
Miss Pauline Kloss and Roscoe Her
shey were married in st. Leo's church
on Thursday, April l..
Splendid new book cases have been
placed in the sodality room in the base
ment of st. Leo's church. They are
thirty feet long and eight feet high,
with heavy glass doors.
At high mass in ST Leo's last Sun
day, Senior Cacallo rendered a beautiful
violin selection at the offertory.
Several changes will be made in st.
Leo's choir next Sunday.
Stephen Collins has been forced to
abandon his clerical studies, owing to
i'll health. He has returned to his home
in Denver and taken charge of the AL
tar Boys society of st. Leo's. He will
drill the boys twice a week. New cas-
socks and surplices are being made. |
.
Mr.. Leahy died at the Rocky Noun |
tain Sanitariu1n last Monday. The re-
mains were shipped to Boston for in |
-erment.
Miss Mary F. Corcoran and jeremiah !
Barry were married at the Annuncia-
ion church last week.
Mrs. Barbara Zeigler,. wife of John
zeigler was buried from st. Joseph's
,hurch last Sunday afternoon. Inter
nent in Mount Olivet cemetry.
Father Schimpf, S. J., of the Sacred
Heart college, said mass in Logan ave-
Tue chapel last Sunday, in the absence
f Father Phillips.
Rev. P A. Phillips, chancellor of the
Iiocese, is expected home this week
rom his two weeks visit in Chicago
nd St Paul. His niece will come with
i'm. and will spend a short time in
Denver.
The marriage of Miss Mary st. JAG
ues and Peter Walsh took place in
logan avenue chapel last Tuesday aft
rnoon. Rev. NJ. F. Callahan per-
ormed the ceremony.
Mr. Kelley of Pottsville, Pa. former
arrived in Denver last
eek to attend the funeral of his SON
claw. Mr.. Edward X. Gaynor. He will
amain for short time with his daugh-
or.
The card party given by the Ladies'
id society of ST. Leos church for the
enefit of st. Vincent's orphan asylum
lst Thursday evening was great sue
ess. About $500 people were present.
Michael Mccain died at his residence
Il South Wafer street last Monday
lorDing. He was buried from St. Leo's
r Wednesday. Father Casey sang re- :
uiem high mass. Interment at Cal =,
airy cemetery.
The funeral of Mr. Patrick Brown of !
l. Leo's parish took place last Tues +
ay afternoon. Father Casey conducted !
he services.
A grand fair is being arranged for 5
lie benefit of Sacred Heart church to /
ecur from April "a to May 3 at Adel
HAN hall, on Lawrence street be
yeen Twenty eighth and Twenty .
NTH streets. There will be literary,
lusical and dramatic entertainments
very evening. besides many other at
actions Contests will be had, in (