The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-06-06
Diocese Of Denver.
DENVER.

laS' of the sermon was Social |
sun, II is a known fact that Bishop |
ISL u has always been staunch |
.das If the laboring classes, and it |
+bought strange that he should |
voiced such sentiments as those
"a in the chapel on Sunday. But
ne@' IisboD claimed that the unions
.L become anarchistic, and that it
nau lime they were quelled. The
,-,rcb was thronged, for although no
.-eyious announcement had been
psde il is customary for the bishop
daIiver the address on the feast
pentecost. and it was, therefore,
VI nnexpected. in part Bishop Matz
The Catholic church has always
the champion of labor. Christ's
~ was a carpenter. All through
lifa he was surrounded and assist
Inv 1abOrers. Peter was a fisherman.
The other apostles were workmen.
The Catholic hurch saved labor,
-rhen she rescued hem from the old
1agan slavery; and again later by in
srTncting them in the guilds which the
.hrrch established to teach the skilled
,rades to the laboring people.
she is ready and will save labor
.ho third time. but only on condition
,bar the result is accomplished
through the church.
"The Catholic church never had any
onposition to labor unions so long as
rbeir efforts to better their condition
had been confined within legitimate
limits Beyond that the church places
the han upon unions, as well as upon
ordinations of capital which over
reach the limits of justice.
whenever the Socialist thrives de-
sanction to law and order follows.
The final consequence is that he de-
strovs himself"
commencement exercises for all the
Catholic schools of the city will take
1lace during the coming week. The
year which is just drawing to a close
has been remarkably successful, and
the schools of the city may feel justly
nroud of their new achievements.
Miss Katherine Paradice and Mr.
Harry Young Walker were quietly
married at high noon on Monday o.
this week by Rev. Father Phillips
After a wedding tour to the coast Mr.
and Mrs. Walker will make their hom'
IN Denver.
An engagement which will be o
nsrricular interest to Denver Catholic
Is that of Miss Marie Constance Mot
and Henry Edward Burr of New Yorl
CITY. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank ]. Not
narents of the bride-to-be, are old-tim
residents of Denver, and nave move
in the most exclusive Catholic circles
While Miss Mott was born in Geol
gia and is, therefore, a daughter c
the sunny south, she claims Denver a
her home. having come to this city /
her early childhood. For the pas
three years she has been studying al
in New York City under Willial
Chase. and has won considerable oil
tinction for her unusual talent. M
Burr is a convert to the CathoI
church. and was formerly Denver a
torney. The wedding will take plac
In the Paulist church of New Yor
City in the near future.
Rev Father O'Malley preached
splendid sermon on the gospel Oh u
day at the half-past nine o'clock ma
IN Logan Avenue chapel on Sunday.
Next Sunday the Altar and Rosa
society of the cathedral parish will
10 holy communion. In the afterno'
they will hold their usual meeting.
The largest and most fashionah
church wedding of the year viii
that of Miss Ella Mullen and N
Eugene Wechbach, which viii Ia
place at st. Leo's church on Weuh'
day morning Miss Mullen Is the e
est daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jol
Herman Mullen, and belongs to one
tue most prominent Catholic famlh
Of the city. The ceremony will be p
formed at 1920 o'clock ythe Rlg
Rev. \. c. MatZ, who will celeprs
DJntifcal high mass. The bishop W
De assisted by Father Organ a
Father Phillips. as well as OIL
priests of Denver.
Miss Mullen will be attended py
sister. Miss May Mullen, as nalu
honor. and the bridesmaids VIII
Miss Violet Tooyey, Miss Edltn M
len. Miss Katherine Mullen, M
Wanda Gottesleben, Miss MennaI
Mcdonald of Pueblo. and Miss Ell
0eth Schaefer. Mr.. Charles Wechps
Of Lincoln, Neb., brother OF
groom. vii be best man, and the
ers will be Joseph Wechbach, Jc
Herman. Daniel Rogers, Louis Nalie
James Deerin and James E. O'Con
Of New Haven, Conn. :,
After the ceremony Mr.. and N
Wechbach will leave for an extern
wedding tour of the east, after Wh
they will be at home at S96 Penn
yania avenue. A large reception
be rendered the young people on "
nesday evening from 8 unpl
o'clock.
On last Sunday at st. Leos Gnu
a class of ffty-two boys and glrlS
the parish received their hrst
communion. The junior choir renue
several selections under the dlrec
Of Mrs. Mary Tassett. The altar
beautifully decorated for the occa'