The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-08-30
Diocese Of Denver.
OUR DENVER LETTER
committees Selected for Cathedral
Fair-Religious Paragraphs.
Especial Gorrespondencel

Another meeting of the Cathedral
fair committee was held at Logan ave
nue. chapel last Sunday afternoon
Considerable enthusiasm was mani
tested, but the only business trans
acted was the distribution of tickets.
Following are the committees.
UrOmotion Committee-A. a Cargap
". S. Nixon, Theodore Stref. McSwe-
gan, Harry Geier, James S. McGinnis
J. F. Markey, with Mr.. McGinnis as
chairman
Director general, Ri. Rev. N. G.
Matz; president of fair, Father Gala
nan; assistants, Revs. P. A. Phillips. J.
White, NJ O'Malley: Annunciation par
ish, ID. Roblnson, V. c.; Sacred Heart,
Edward Barry, S. j.; st. Leo's, VIII
liam organ; St Joseph's, Z. D. Can't
well, c. ). 5. R.; st. Dominic's. Rev. T.
O'Neill, o. P; St. Patrick's. ]. P. Car
Tigan; st. Francis De Sales. Rev. VIII
liam Norris; ST. Elizabeth's. Rev. Fa-
ther Francis, o. F. M: st. John the
Baptist Rev. T. O'Brien; Mount Car
mel F. M. Lepore; Sacred Heart col
lege Very Rev. ]. J. Brown, S. J.
The Ladies Executive Committee
Mesdames j. F Campion, Dennis
Sheedy, John c. Martin. Joseph Walsh
Jacob Savageau j. A Flynn, ]. J.
Brown, Z. h. Gaynor, p. c. Mccarthy
Mary Carroll, John H. Reddin, c. J.
0Donnel, w. Murray, William Saver
J. f. Markey, c. r. Hurd. John Ane-
lum, Charles Monaghan, ]. K. Mullen
D. w. Mullen, w. T. Davoren, Felix
ONelu r. Savageau, j. Mccarthy. j.
p Donley, DR.. Ella Fowle, w. P. Ho-
ran, =. ID; Wilkin, V. NJ. Bacca, j. r
heatng, d. j. Sayer. S. j. Donleavy.
". H. Delleker. W. j. Parkinson. D.
Mahoney, w. T. Green. w. F. McCar-
thy, j. F. O'Rourke, j. w. O'Connor
J. Carlin, Edwin Gaylord. Eugene
Mccarthy Charles j. Dunn. H.
schwartz, T. w. Beam, ]. P Monti, A.
ID. Manly, Edgar Newhouse, P. V
Carlin, Philip Harnan, Mary Glitch
Long, John Dunno, F. ]. Cavanaugh,
& M. McCabe, NJ. A. Perry. E. P. ia
cobson, j. H Matty, and the Misses
Bessie Harnan, the Misses Mullen,
Theresa McGrath, Julia Clifford, the
Misses Fisher, the Misses Goodwin,
Alce Quinlan, Kate Mccarthy, Stella
McCrystal, Rosalind Shield, the Misses
Gottesleben, Jenirose White. Anna
Dougherty, the Misses McKerrin Jo-
sephine Wernsin, Josephine Hyatt, Jo-
Sephlne Marion. Mary Walsh, Annie
ONeill, Marie Sullivan, Kate Flaherty,
Nellie Ffnnerty, the Misses Shevnin,
Gertrude Walsh, Nora Hayes. Joseph
inc Kelly, Julia Croke. Annie Henry.
Letitia Kirkpatrick, the Misses Nc
kinnon, Catherine Smith, Ella Nixon.
The General Advisory Committee.
J. Brown, c. D. McPhee, E. P Nc
Govern, Dennis Murto. ]. J. Haeus.
John l. Mullins. Peter McCourt. u. w.
Mullen. Edward Delehanty. Charles
Donnelly, James L. Johnson. w H
Delleker, H. J. O'Bryan. Eugene Nc
earthly, Charles Schlacks. James Doyle.
James A. Fleming, Bella NJ Hughes, r.
SaVageau, Joseph Newman, P. Null
rooney, James McParlin, H. c. Vidal,
DR.. E. A. Scherrer, Hon. w. F. Rynes,
DR.. J. B. Devlin, John F. Campion, J.
x. Mullen, John H. Reddin. P. V. Car
lin, Philip Harnan w. T. Davoren, 7.
j. Maloney, John Corcoran, T. ]. Car
lin, w. H. Andrew. Edward l. John
son, V. M. Bacca, ]. w O'Connor j.
F. O'Rourke, Thomas F. DAILY. DR.. Sir
ois, Nj. Finerty, Jacob Savagneau,
Thomas McGovern, W. P. Koran, Jo-
seph c. Campbell. S. ]. Sullivan. w. T.
Cream, DR.. Lawrence O'Neill, James ].
Quinn. jr., John R. Schtlling, c. A.
Nearger.
The engagement of Miss Katherine
Connolly and Edward ]. Shilling has
been announced. The wedding will
take place Sept. s at ST Joseph's
church, Father Cantwell officiating.
The bride will be attended by Miss
dNcSAiltllllt W IllGHOuSe ana the RIODn
by his brother, John Shilling. After
an extended wedding journey through
the east Mr.. and Mrs. Shilling will be
at home in Denver.
The Denver knights of st. John
held most successful picnic a Rocky
Mountain lake last Sunday afternoon
The principal feature of the affair was
the programme of sports which was
very fine.
Prizes were awarded as follows:
Hundred-yard dash, open to all
Fred Young first. William Ford second. !
Hundred-yard dash, knights of ST |
John only-William S. Nixon first, tie
between A. A. Gargan and Herbert |
Fairall for second.
Fifty-yard dash for ladies-Mrs.
Barker first, Mrs. Karpen second.
Fifty-yard dash for girls-Lizzie Null |
len first.
Fifty-yard dash for boys-E. Hadley /
first
Standing broad jump-Herbert Fair
all first, W. S. Nixon second.
Rev. Father Morrissey of Salt Lake !
City, representing the Intermountain
Catholic, was in Denver last week. He !
called on the right reverend bishop and !
a number of the priests.
Rev. Cornelius o'Farrell. who grad |
uated from Maynooth college two /
months ago, has arrived in the city, /
and Will in a short time, receive an /
appointment from Bishop Matz. He
is at present stationed at the Annun-
citation church as assistant to Father
Robinson.
The sermon at Logan avenue chapel
last Sunday was preached by Father
O'Malley He dwelt on the advantages
of Catholic education, and eXhorted the
parents to see that their children at
tended the opening of the parochial
schools on Sept ,.
Mrs Gilpin arrived last week from
New York and is the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. Otis B. Spencer of 1910
Lafayette street.
Rev. J. J. Callahan of Butte, Mont,
who was the guest of Father NJ. F.
Callahan last week, returned to his
home last Monday evening. The two
priests were schoolmates together /
many years ago, and there formed a
strong bond of friendship. Father Cal
lahan is nowpa stor of a fiourishng
parish in Butte. in the Helena diocese,
10 which he was appointed a few years
ago. Although the dioceses are not far
separated, the reverend fathers sell
dom meet, and the visit was enjoyed
by both.
All the Catholic schools of the city
will open on Tuesday, Sept. ,. There
viii be few changes in the faculty of
any of these institutions.
Rev. A. B. Casey, formerly assistant