The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-01-11
Diocese Of Denver.
DENVER.
Red Letter Day For Colorado knights
of Columbus.
Especial Correspondence)

of Columbus.
Especial Correspondence
Last Sunday was indeed a gala day
for the knights of Columbus. About
twenty knights from Denver. twenty
from Colorado Springs, twenty from
Pueblo and eight from Leadville as
sembled at Cripple Creek, where they
instituted a new council with eighty
charter members. Fully 225 sir knights
sat down at the banquet held at the
National hotel. 1t lasted from $50 I'M
til midnight. Addresses were made by
Judge McFeeley, J. o. Sawl0ins, w. +.
Ryan, Thomas F. Dunn and DR.. P. II.
Heller.
Grand Knight Redding of council $50
conferred the degrees, assisted by
John Harnan, grand knight of council
$50; Joseph Newman of 500 and J. w.
Murray of 5S2.
The following officers were elected:
Judge J. G. McPheeley, grand knight;
J. O. Sawkins deputy grand knight; ].
f. Furgeson, chancellor; John Lehman,
warden: George T. Connors, advocate;
A. A. Mcpherson, recorder; H. H
Hand. treasurer; e. j. Hordan, inside
guard: n. T. Raverty, outside guard;
j. e Logan, lecturer; Rev. c. ]. Carr,
chaplain: trustees, M. G. Mclean, Bert
KRUGER and Duncan J. Mcneil.
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The Altar and Rosary society held
their monthly meeting in Logan avenue
chapel last Sunday afternoon.
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The Young Ladies' Sodality of the
cathedral parish will hold its monthly
meeting next Sunday at 4 p. M An
unusually good musical and literary
programme viii be given. Officers for
the ensuing year viii be elected. 1t is
requested that all members who can
possibly do so will receive holy COM
nunion at the Z o'clock Mass on Sun
day.
Very Rev. Father Robinson, V. G.,
has been very active in preparing for
the grand banquet to be held at the
Brown Palace in homer of the return of
Bishop Matz. To him chiefly shall be-
long the credit Of its success.
Rev. Father Clark, chaplain of Clock
ner sanitarium, in Colorado Springs,
was in town last week. With Father
Brady of Loretto Heights he was ini-
tiated into the Knights of Columbus
on New Years night.
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1t is rumored that our right rever-
end bishop will be present at the new
initiation ceremonies of the knights of
Columbus.
St. Anthony of Paduas court of For
rosters held a meeting. at which the
new officers were installed in St Leo's
hall on Thursday evening After the
business of the meeting had been trans
acted very pleasant evening was
spent in card playing and dancing.
st. Elizabeths branch of the L. c.
B. A. held its annual installation of
officers last Monday evening.
The pupils of ST Mary's academy re-
sumed their studies last Monday morn
ing, after a two weeks vacation.
Rev. Thomas H. Malone is expected
to return to his home in Denver on
Friday, Jan. 10.
On Tuesday evening, Dec. 81, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Mullen of 126 West Els
worth street celebrated their fiftieth
wedding anniversary. Almost 200
friends called. Many handsome pres
ents were received. Mr.. and Mrs. Null
len we're assisted by their daughter, |
Miss Mamie Mullen; their grand |
daughter Miss Margaret Mullen, and |
Miss Rose Mamelik, Miss Rank, Miss |
L
ley and Mrs. Lawler.
Sister de Chantel. formerly Miss |
Nora Gleason of this city, and Sister !
Mary Bertman left for Leavenworth. |
Kan. last Thursday evening, after a
pleasant vacation of two weeks in Den |
yer.
Next Tuesday evening, Jan. a. is the
date set for the banquet to be given in |
honor of the return of our right rev.
erend bishop.
An unusually large and enthusiastic |
meeting was held in the basement of |
st. Leo's church last Wednesday even
ing to perfect arrangements for the
fair for the benefit of st. Leo's, which |
viii open in Coliseum hall on the even
ing of Feb. l. So far everything is
indicative of a tremendous success.
Many beautiful donations have been
received. The fair will in all proba-
bility be one of the largest ever held
in Denver.
Miss Mary E. McGrath and Mr.. ].
Edward Grady were married in St
Dominics church last Wednesday even
ing. Rev. Father McAllister performed |
the. ceremony. The bride was attended
by her two sisters, Misses Kate and
Rose McGrath. Mr. Thomas McGrath.
was best man. After Feb. l Mr. and
Mrs. McGrath will reside at $50 South
Water street.
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The annual ball given by the Ladies'
Aid society at Kassler hall on New
Years evening was a grand success.
Fully 500 couples were present. The
hall was beautifully decorated. Many
beautiful gowns We're to be seen.
Governor and Mrs Orman lead the
grand march at o'clock The success
of the affair was in a great measure
Cue 10 the zeal of Mrs. J. P DonIey,
president Of the aid society
The proceeds Of the ball go to help
me good Sisters at Mount st. Vincent's
Orphan asylum.
The Aandern club was pleasantly en-
iertalned by Miss May Kiely at her
home 1049 Pearl street, last wednes-
day afternoon.