The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-08-29


The children of parents who are prac
teal Catholics and members of ST
Mary's cathedral parish. The schoo
VIII open on Sept. S and will, as usual
be in charge of the Sisters of Loretto.
News and Personal.
News comes from Georgetown thai
Rev. Michael W. Donovan. who was
recently appointed TO the pastorate OF
that city, is doing splendid work among
his congregation. 1t is a source OF
pleasure to the young priests many
Denver friends. who have manifested
an interest in his labors. The church
is flourishing in the little mountain
town. Father Donovan passed the most
successful examination Of any priest
ever ordained for the Denver diocese.
The members of the "exEminatores or
dlnandorum" Of the diocese are enthu-
slastc in their praise of him. and RI.
kev. Bishop Matz has also expressed
his pleasure.
The confirmation class for the chill
dren Of St. Mary's cathedral parish at
Colorado Springs viii be formed i'm
medlately after the opening of the fall
term of school, Confirmation will he
given by Bishop Matz to the children
on Oct. p. Adults of the parish viii
receive the sacrament on the same day.
The choirs of the city are busilv en-
gagged at present in getting ready for
me celebration Of high mass. Few
changes VIII be made in the personnel
Of any Of The choirs. and they viii be-
W to the usual high standard.
.
The Catholic schools OF the CITY will
open their fall term on Sept with the
usual large attendance The buildings
have been renovated and made ready
Tor The new term. Sister Mary Carlos
viii continue as superioress of the I'M
macuiate Conception school
Rev. Andrew p. Casey Of Manftou
was IN Denver for three days last
week looking after the plans for the
erection Of his church.
Rev. Hugh L. McMenamfn Of Colo |
rado Springs was IN Denver last week. /
Mrs. James J. Brown. with her moth !
or. Mrs. Tobin. and her daughter. Miss /
Helen Brown, viii leave in a few days /
Tor Glenwood Springs. where they viii /
visit for a week Mrs. Tobin's boa1tb !
IS slightly improved, Mrs. Brown en-
tertained at luncheon at her summer
nome during the week for Mrs. Wheel
err OF Fort Logan. and on Friday Miss
Brown had the younger society set out
At Avoca Lodge.
Mrs William Delleker is summering
at shawnee Lo8Se and is entertaining
number Of Denver people there.
Mrs. Caldwell Yeaman entertained at
~ elegantly appointed luncheon on
Thursday.
Mr.. Thomas II. A. McGfn. city editor
or the Denver Times. is spending two
weeks in Salt Lake City.
-
Miss Lillian Hurd Of the cathedral
parish is visiting at Shawnee Lodge
with Mrs. Delleker. With her is her
sister, Mrs. l. A. Davis.
Miss O'FaIrell. the sister of Father
Cornelius o'Farrell. arrived last week
rom ireland to make Denver her home.
Miss oFarrell is at present the guest
OF Mrs Harrington at 1851 Clarkson ,
street She is a bright and attractive
Young woman and will undoubtedly !
make number Of friends while in
Denver.
Miss Mary O'Rourke spent last week
Il Colorado Springs, where she was
guest Of Mrs. John Scanlon.
Miss Mamie Guinan, who is rusticat- {
ng in Cimarron, Colo. is expected 10 !
'eturn to her home about Sept l. With
her viii come Miss Mamie Conley of 3
Cripple Creek. who will visit in Den !
yer for some weeks.
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The new ST. Nincents orphanage.
which was opened with such ceremony {
week ago, is now filled almost to its {
as new arrivals are being re-
.eived daily Funds are badly needed !
Tor the current expenses of the insti-
luton, and ii is hoped that charitably