The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-06-20
Diocese of Denver.
DENVER.
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70 . NV was destroyed by fire a few
weeks ago.
r,orly of erection, as the plans
us over and over again required al
l.-ion. This time they are believed
'SiJ 10 as perfect as possible, and it
y boIiaved that the work will be
nod Immediately. 1t has been found
pl,.isobIa to make the structure
au ,uor in order to allow for the
sl.,n ~rif OF the grounds on all
D ga A small grass plot will be laid
suing from the walls to the side
Ig aT, and this win add greatly to the
r1 Nor beauty. The style now
~ Cd for the building will admit
handsome interior decoration.
~, will. Of course, be a feature of
cathedral. It is thought that lit
y diaicuItv viii be encountered in
y a.rring the required funds when
s.ca operations are commenced.
This season of the year belongs
oroinentlv to the sweet June bride
lr5 tbe fair girl graduate. And Den
a. has had its full quota of both this
r.or There has never been a greater
.rrher of pretty church weddings,
md the graduates-why they are in
r-sater numbers than ever. And
,bsr graduation is source of such
rrbounded qualification to the facul-
soe of the various Catholic institu-
4ons which are year by year gaining
greater foothold.
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On Tuesday evening the commence
rant exercises Of the Immaculate |
rcnception school were held in the
fecament of the building. This years
class was the smallest ever gradual /
si numbering but one member, Miss
uadora BOnham. However, a most in
ts-esting programme was presented.
Yanoeonic in its character and unique !
N some other respects The stage
carnations were entirely in the
class colors. with a profusion of palms
,s a background. Miss Bonham's es-
cav was on Music" and was most
interesting. REGULATIONS and ora tons
dealing with the life of Napoleon
Bo1aparte were given by members of
tbe Junior class. Miss Mary Null
money Miss Mary Salmon. Miss Bes-
sic McG0vern and Miss Bonham all
took part prominently in the musical
rOgram. Bishop Matz conferred the
honors and awarded the diplomas.
On Thursday evening Of last week
the school Of the Sacred Heart on
lawrence street. also conducted by
the Sisters Of Charity, held its grad
uting exercises in Adelphian hall. A
large audience greeted the initial
number on the interesting program.
The graduates were Miss Anna Dunn,
Miss Adelaide Derrig, Miss Katherine
Hackett, Miss Josephine Day, Miss
Alice Johnson and Miss Ella Ken
1ejy. All read their original essays
with much expression, and made an
excellent impression. The class mot
to was "Balma Non Sine Pulvere."
The Younger children produced a can
tata entitled 'Festal Day in Flower
Land" At the conclusion Of the pro-
gram Father Edward Barry, S. J., di-
rector Of the school, presented the
diplomas to the graduates.
st. Parick's school, on the north
side conducted by the Sisters of st.
Joseph, held elaborate closing eXer-
dses on Sunday afternoon in the Ia
Dor opera house. This is the first
tine that such an extensive entertain S
nent was attempted, but its unbound c
ed success insures its becoming an es-
Rolished custom. The program was
Principally under the direction of I
Father Joseph Tettemer, assistant pas
Tor Of St. Patrick's church, and was
rendered in an artistic manner. Those
completing the eighth grade work I
we're awarded diplomas as follows:
Lizzie Brindisi. Lizzie De Vico, Lo-
ielto Brodriclz, Maggie O'Neill, Maggie a
Aeehan, Grace Burke. Mary Feely, J
Nay Lynch, Katie Chilero, Joseph
1olahue. James Boyle, Frank Clarke,
lAchael NcGlone. Bernard Kirk, Leo V
5oyd, GUssie Cecchini, Patrick Sar- \
!. rno. Patrick Haggerty. Each of
nese was presented with a gold medal
all IN addition medals for excellence [
III Latin were awarded to May Lynch
" The eighth grade and Mary Pelton
" me seventh. The awards were "
maze by Father Joseph P. Carrigan. il
a'0lJ fifty little girls in spotless white e
y sang two choruses. A tableau, e
one Sweetly Solemn Thought" was
-sl given after which Father Tette-
--sTS matchless baritone voice was e
-V az in The Holy City"
announcement week was ushered
y az Loretto Heights academy on P
-.-uay when the annual art exhibit e
.S opened. About 200 visitors were h
r ~ and yraised highly the work h
o ryu mas been accomplished in this
s sp5,tinent within the past year. The
NJ .'is"or6 was especially admired. d.
~, commencement exercises on
,o sSu;lesaay were private, only the i'm
Resent. W " INC pUpii' 9 ID
,o - mission was opened on Sunday
as-it az ST. Leo's church by the in
n 0I y, Fathers, Marshall l. Boarman fir
NJ il I! j. McKeogh of Chicago.
4. Nlsh mass was celebrated at