The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-07-05

News has been received in Denver
that Rev Father Duffy. formerly as
sistant at the cathedral in this city
and since pastor Of the church at Man.
itou. has been appointed to the pas.
torate of the church at Durango. left
vacant by the removal of Father Pita-
val to Santa Fe. His place in Mani
tou will be taken by Father Casey OF
Denver. The new pastors will assume
charge of their churches on Sunday
next.
The Sacred Heart Aid society will
meet with Mrs. Osner, 347 Broadway
on next Thursday afternoon.
There will be picnic at Elitch's
Gardens on Aug. 2, for the aid of St
Vincents orphanage, recently destroyed
by fire. The committee is busily en-
gagged in making arrangements for the
occasion.
The Irish American Progressive So
ciety will hold picnic at Berkeley
lake on Aug. II. An excellent pro-
gramme of games is being prepared.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Ford of this
city are visiting in Buffalo park.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. McPhee and fam
lily of Denver have taken up their resi-
dence at their summer home at Bal
ley's.
Miss Louise Vogelsang and Mr.. j
Fred Roth were married at st. Jo-
seph's church last Saturday morning
by Father Cantwen Mr.. Roth is cir
culator for the Denver Catholic.
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The secular priests of the diocese OF
Denver will assemble at the College OF
the Sacred Heart on the evening of
July IL for the purpose of holding their
annual retreat. Father Eugene Ma
gaVney viii conduct the exercises. The
priests will remain at the college until
Friday evening.
Miss Belle Dunphy and Peter Schaef-
fer We're married at the Sacred Heart
church last week. Both young people
are well known in Denver.
Mrs. NJ. Guinan and daughters have
returned from an extended sojourn in
southern California.
ne GHSdS0IileIlI Vi MISS w luIllS Dul-
fly and Mr.. j. Benedict Foley has been
announced. Miss Duffy is very popu-
lar in Catholic circles, and Mr.. Foley
is a member of st. Josephs choir.
Miss Frances Neenan and Mr.. Ed
ward Hess were married at the Church
of the Sacred Heart last week. Father
Barry performed the ceremony.
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Since the burning of st. Vincents or
phanage, visitors have been received at
that institution on the first Sunday of
the month only. 1t is expected that a
large crowd will visit out there on Sun
day next.
The Altar and Rosary society of the
cathedral parish will receive holy COM
munion at the o'clock mass next
There will be no meeting IN
the afternoon.
Father White returned from the east
on Sunday
At the last Mass in. Logan Avenue
chapel on Sunday Father O'Malley
preached a most interesting sermon.
On next Sunday the sermon will be
III CdSlcu ny Il dlllcI w mt.
The national convention of the An
cient Order of Hibernians will open in
this city on July Is. The Sunday pre-
vious there will be solemn pontifical
Mass in the Sacred Heart church, with
the Rt. Rev. Nc. Matz as celebra'lt.
Father Robinson will be assistant
priest, and Father Phillips master of
ceremonies. The address of welcome
will be made by Bishop Matz.
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Mrs. Ella x. Leach, who has been
seriously i'll, is rapidly recovering.
.
On Sunday last a meeting was held
in Logan Avenue school for the purpose
Of organizing a branch of the C. NJ. B.
A. in that parish.
Mr.. Michael w. Donovan, who is
studying for the priesthood at st.
Mary's. Baltimore, will arrive in Den
yer this week to spend the summer
with friends. He will complete his the
illogical course next year and will be
in June.
Father Pitaval of Durango was in
the city during the week, paying a
farewell visit to his friends here before
departing for his new field of labor
.
During the remainder of the summer
there will be no meeting of the Young
Ladies' Sodality of the cathedral par
sh.
Lynn Austin, who was formerly a
prominent young man of this city, has
the position of chief clerk in
he Palace hotel in San Francisco. This
will be a source of qualification to his
many Denver friends.
Father O'Farrel, VINO recently grad
lated from Maymoth college, in Ire
and, will arrive in Denver within
Few weeks. He has been adopted by
Bishop Matz for the diocese OF Denver.
.
In the death of Francis English,
which occurred at the Cascade railroad
wreck on Sunday, there is lost to the
world one of the greatest students of
Sicilian music and Gregorian chant. 1t
has been his life's work, and there was
lot a hymn in the Breviary that he had
lot committed TO memory and could
olay with a soul full of feeling.
At ST. Leo's, Sunday, the death of
7rancis Smith Of Twelfth and Stout
streets. was announced. He was 26
years old and had attended the old
Stout street parochial school. Several
years ago he joined the British navy,
and his death occurred at sea, off the
,oast of Roumania, two weeks ago.
The Sisters of Lovetto were given
heir annual retreat by Father Brucl1er.
5. j., last week.
Father cantwelI, c. SIS. r., is visit
ng his old home in the east.
RAYMOND Kiser the little son of Mr..
md Mrs. Kiser of 1O15 Stout street, was
,uried on wednesday afternoon. Faith
r Organ conducted the services.