The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-02-15

gina" by Eayrs. at st. Mary's last
Sunday. Mr.. Murphy's fine baritone
always gives much pleasure to the con-
gregation at St. Mary's.
Services will be held at the peniten-
tiary next Sunday.
Miss Lottie owen and Mr.. ]. P. Muir
ply will sing the "Ecce Pants" by
Donnezetti at st. Mary's on Sunday
The members of the choir are pleased
over the excellent bass voices of Mr.
Sauer and Mr.. Dunbar. Mr.. Sauer has
sung at st. Mary's for many years, but
never as regularly as in the past few
months. He has fine deep bass voice,
while Mr.. Dunbar's voice is splendid
for the baritone work
A very large congregation attended
mass on Ash Wednesday. Rev. Father
kiely ofticiated and blessed The ashes
before mass. Rev. Father gave a short
but interesting sermon on the meaning
of the blessed ashes, and recommended
the congregation to faithfully attend
all the Lenten services Benediction
of the Blessed Sacrament was given in
the evening, and Rev. Father keenan,
delivered an excellent sermon. taking
for his subject, The Obligation of
Fasting"
The Lenten regulations are published
in this weeks issue of the Intermoun-
tain Catholic.
An exceedingly pleasant social event
of the past week was the card party
given by Mrs. Joseph Dederichs. at her
pretty home last Tuesday. for the ben
eht of the Altar society of st. Mary's |
cathedral. Sixty three was the game
played, the prize winners being Mrs !
D. II. Bero, Mrs. Murphy and Mrs
Iresanza. Those who contributed to !
making the afternoon success were |
Mesdames- D. Morrison, Kirk J. Hick- |
ey, D. Hickey. J. Luce, w Simpkins, +!
Teasdell, Treganza. J. Stephens. p. |
tinnegan, Sneider. J. Van Palt. Muir |
phy' Hannaman. Croll, Kopp, McFad-
den, Burke, Hanson, Wilson, NJ. J. |
Moran, j. j. Hunt, Wall, Butler Sloan, |
BiXby, D. H. Bero, Tyo, De Young, |
Murphy, Mcbride, Anshuman, Harvey, |
Dubei, Morgan, O'Connor Egan Gala
han, Dooley, Hoefer Gleason: the
Misses Kirk, Snider, OCOnnell. Han
son, KOpp. Van Colt. Gleason. Weber.
Murphy. Rev. Father Lechner. Messrs.
Dederichs, Butler Brennan, CAL
NlH' Coltharp and Thill. The card |
parties given by the ladies of the AL
tar society are always social as we'll
as financial success, and Mrs. De-
derichS, always a charming hostess
Is to be congratulated on the result
of her entertainment. All the guests
were enthusiastic over spending
most enjoyable afternoon. Mrs. De-
derlchs was assisted in entertaining
by her sister, Mrs. Hugo Hoefer. Mrs.
Joseph Kirk and Miss Stella Kirk.
Mrs. Dederichs extends her thanks to
these ladies for their assistance, and
TO all who contributed to make the af-
fair such a success.
A concert will be given in the Salt
Lake theatre on March 16. the proceeds
d which Will go to the St AIMS Or
phan asylum. For many years past a
ecture has been the feature of the
evening, but this year only a musical
programme will be given. Some OF the
best local talent of the city will assist
and nearly 100 children of the St.
haryS cathedral parish viii also AXE
part. 1t is expected that the children
VIII give an unusually interesting en-
They scored a decided
success last year; the great Modjeska
Who was present, declared it to be the
cry best children's entertainment she
ever witnessed. Over twenty tiny tots
'nly years old viii take part this
rear in the drills and dances.