The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-04-11
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Active he erection of d church for
looking ~ If the Highlands. The con-
the peop .omnrising the Holy Family
gegauon . heretofore attended mass in
parish Ha ~ the Sacred Heart college,
the ch" ipat norton of the city has be-
but az ,' Nc thickly settled, the little
come XII bern found far too small to
thape ,,iste the growing attendance
act'i'i church must be provided
ana fn "A convenient neighborhood
Toui donated by Edward L. john
have ,,,bicago. and Father Fede one
son % LII known Jesuit fathers of the
% J't been placed in charge of the
sta, The work Of raising the money
No'h ,r, for the erection Of d suit-
nrtF'7tp ..r.5 has been begun in earnest
apIs irI he pushed with energy. Fa-
ana Tada Il untiring in his zeal and
tht. ',,5oubtedIy accomplish splendid
VIZ 4, d short time. With the CO.
i''u. ,tion of the young people of the
orr III IS confident of success, The
la'', dolls club. composed of a num-
su ynung ladies and gentlemen of
Pr III side. win give benefit dance
iN bsrI ON Easter Monday evening
al + -be work. The dance has been
@ a.u -i,.a1,. advertised and viii be an
tAor tbe year in Catholic circles.
,ei,ers of the club are: President.
LD Rucber: vice president, Harry
IN WHnbush: secretary, Miss Anna
g.otc,.. treasurer. Miss Marie Snyder.
- ,ub members are working ener-
.i.,r, for The success of the affair
.t,c,. already feel that their efforts
o.' s-nnrv rewarded for the sale OF
..ts+s has been phenomenal
fsfr for the benefit of the House of
H. Good shepherd will open in Coli
.,-, han On the evening of May Z.
,5 ViH continue for nine nights. An
r+busfaetfc meeting to perfect ar
..nqaments was held Sunday after
IN 9t- The residence Of Mr.. and Mrs.
X unIIen 296 Pennsylvania avenue
7. mas decided to inaugurate five prize
l5rtosts which are always one of the
-rsstest sources of revenue for a fair.
n,o Min De open TO the parish priests
u -bs city. and the trophy will be a
handsome set of hand wrought vest
,,srts bv the Sisters Of the Good Shep-
hard whose needlework is famous
throughout the city. A diamond ring
viu be awarded to the most popular
,.7ung lady. and a handsome upright
riano M the miss under IS who can
cantIlre the greatest number of votes.
Ths rhiIdren's prize will be go-cart
and complete outfit. and another prize
Min he awarded the most popular club
,ran Candidates for this latter prize
riu he chosen from among the knights
II columbus ElkS, Modern Woodmen
and Knights Of st. John The commit
tee of contests is composed of Father
nRvan. William T. Davoren and p. r.
Rfor5an. The ladies in charge of the
f4f~9ro as follows: Mrs. Joseph Walsh,
nr-sident Mrs J. X Mullen. Mrs. T.
y Riordau. Mrs j. p. Donley. Mrs
Edward NcCrystal and Mrs Perry.
The proceeds of the fair Will be de-
voted to erecting a much-needed wing
"a the overcrowded House of the Good
Shs1herd. Ground will be broken some
time during April The work of the
sisters is chiefly among unfortunate
girls who are DESTROYS Of leading a bet
t4r life. although one large wing is de-
voted to destitute and orphan children.
The Altar and Rosary society of the
cathedral parish held an enthusiastic
meeting last Sunday afternoon. A re
quest for flowers for the decoration of
,ha repository met with a unanimous
response The repository was one of
tha handsomest in the city. although
ST Leos the Sacred Heart st. Jo-
sophs and St EliZabeth's were all
handsomely built. The Holy Week
services were unusually impressive and
the sermons were of d very high order.
feature Of the services at Logan ave-
ME chapel was the rendition of Profess
sor Miches beautiful anthem. The
story of the Cross 4 puartettes and
chorus. wen train. gave the initial pres
mtation of this well written anthem
and had devotional effect upon the
C0nErega ton.
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The knights of st. John viii give
their annual ball at Progress hall on
Easter Monday evening. SO far indi-
cations are that it Will be an even
greater success. socially and financial
~ than in previous years.
.
Sister Ildefonse OF the Pittsburg
community of Sisters of Mercy. died at
The Mercy sanitarium last Friday aft
emoon Sister Ildefonse had been an
invalid for some time but her death
came rather Unexpectedly. A stroke
Of paralysis received a few days pre-
vi0usly was the ultimate cause of
death She was still a comparatively
Young woman. and was one Of the best
beloved sisters at the hospital. On
Sunday afternoon the body was shipped
70 Pittsburg for interment in the lot Of
The Sisters Of Mercy there. May her
Soul rest i'm peace
James F. Egan. a wei known printer,
ll'd at st. Joseph's hospital last week.
Mr. Egau had been a resident Of Den
Yer for many years. and was a mem
her % the cathedral parish, and his
funeral took place from the chapel on
sunday afternoon. Interment was
made at Mt Calvary cemetery.
Easter music in all the churches viii
oe IF specially impressive character.
orchestra compartment will be fea-
jlra IF the musical programme in near
y all the churches.
T0DTUDCH CIIID1M0C