The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-06-21
Diocese Of Denver.
DENVER.
Immaculate Conception Alumni.

Immaculate Conception Alumni.
The graduates of Immaculate Con-
ception High school met on Friday
evening and organized an alumni asso-
citation ,electing officers as follows:
President, Joseph f. Bowler, '99; vice
president, Miss Mabelle Livingston,
700; secretary, Miss Theodore O'Donnell,
'O1: treasurer Miss Anna O'Brien, '99.
On Saturday evening they viii give
banquet in honor of the class of '02, at
which Miss Elizabeth Kelly, '99. will
be toastmistress. The following will
respond: The Young Ladies of Our
Alumni" Joseph F. Bowler. '99; Our
Teachers" Anna O'Brien. '99; ''The
Young Gentlemen Of our Alumni,
Bonnie Bonham. O1; Our Class Col
ors," Elsie Sullivan, '99; "Old School
Days" w. J. Morton, 49, "Our Alumni
Ten Years Hence Theodore O'Donnell.
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The hall in which the banquet will
be held will be artistically decorated in
the class colors of '02-pink and blue
and nearly all the old graduates will be
present.
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\ branch of the Gaelic League has
been firmly organized in Denver. On
last Friday a large and enthusiastic
meeting was held in the basement of
St. Leo's church, at which Rev. DR..
Henebry addressed the assemblage on
the objects Of the league and the mo-
tives of learning the Irish languafe.
There was a very good attendance, and
considerable enthusiasm was manifest
ed. The election of officers resulted as
follows: President, p. S. Collins; vice
president, Larry AHern; secretary,
James o'Connor; treasurer. T. J. Nc
Gauran; librarian. Maude Dunne;,
chaplain, Father O'Ryan. The next
meeting viii be held on Sunday even
ing at o'clock.
Father Brady, chaplain of Lorreto
Heights academy, has gone to Ireland,
and Father Van Schie will take his
place during his absence.
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The knights of Columbus have gone
on a trip to Oregon, and will return in
a few days.
Father Hagerty, vicar general of the
diocese of Melbourne, Australia, was
in Denver last week. He was on his
way to his old home in Ireland after an
absence of thirty years. during which
time he has labored necessarily in the
cause Of religion in Australia
A pleasing entertainment was given
by the pupils of Logan Avenue school
on last Friday afternoon. Three of the
priests of the city made interesting
speeches. which were much enjoyed by
The children.
Mr.. and Mrs Benson of Ouray are
recent arrivals in the cathedral parish.
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BIr. Charles Burns, who has been vis-
iting in the city for some time, re-
turned during the week to his home in
New York.
The Promoters meeting last Sunday
afternoon, at Logan Avenue chapel,
was unusually well attended.
The graduating exercises of Sacred
Heart school took place on Tuesday
evening.
Thre baptisms were performed in Lo-
gan Avenue chapel last Sunday. They
were: John Anthony O'Brien, Mary
Simington and James Bryan Connor.
Father Linart, who for some time
has been assistant to Father Robinson
at the Annunciation church, was ap-
pointed by Bishop Matz TO fill the pas
torate at Silverton, left vacant by the
death Of Father O'Rourke. Father Lii
nart's new mission comprises nearly
the whole of San Juan county, and is
regarded as a very important one.
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Bishop Matz spent last Sunday in /
Idaho Springs, where he confirmed a |
large class in Father McCabis' parish. |
He returned TO the city on Tuesday.
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address at st. Mary's academy on |
Wednesday evening.
For the second time during Father /
Whites short stay at the cathedral in |
this city he has suffered the loss of a |
relative. But few months ago he re-
turned from his home in Carbourdale, |
where he was called to attend the fu- |
neral of his father. Recently he went |
back to the sick bed of his aunt, and |
word of her death has just been re-
ceived here. The Intermountain Cath
olic extends its sympathy to Rev. !
Father White in his bereavement.
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Father Dempsey has been appointed |
by Bishop Matz assistant at the An
nuciation church.
Bishop Gabriels, accompanied by his
secretary. Father Burrick left for Og-
1ensburg, \. Y, on Wednesday.
Bishop Cunningham of Concordia.
kas., is a guest at st. Joseph's hos
pital.
Immaculate Conception school held
It's graduating exercises on Tuesday
evening in the presence of a large
number of invited friends. The clergy
Jf the city were present, and a most
enjoyable evening was spent. The pro
eramme follows:
Entrance march .........
Mary Mulrooney Bessie McGovefn.
Anna Charles, Lillian Bruch.
ghorus-''Te Deum' w .. Lloyd
Soprano solos, Julia Smith, Angela
Scherer: bass solo, James Laugh
lin: piano. Lillian Bruch
of Gaudentis".
......... Jennie O'Neill
Piano duet "Lohengrin'' Wagner
Bessie McGovern Lillian Bruch.
Essay-"An Oft-Repeated Question"
-........ ............ Maude G.. Miller
Vocal duet-"Oh. That We Two
Were Maying' .... ......A. NJ. Smith
Mary Mulrooney. Madora Bonham:
piano. Anna Charles.
NecltatJon- Inc ShadoW OF Inc
Gullotine" .... .Rofhwell
Nora O'Brien.
Piano duet-"Tannhaeu Wagner
Mary Mulrooney, Anna Charles.
)ration-"Our Next Step. .
-........ James 7. Laughlin
9antomime and recitation ~
Marie Frederic, Dora Thurber, Ruth
Lang, Madora Bonham, Angela
Scherer. Agnes Lopker. Mary Null
rooney; piano, Bessie McGovern.
Violin solo-"Cavatina" Raft Op. IS
Madora Bonham, accompanied by