The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-05-30
Diocese Of Denver.
,ecHglsHoP RIoR0AN VISITS
~ DENVER.

.sor having assembled for the half
oight o'clock Mass in Logan Ave.
pas cbapel last Sunday the congrega-
nue. mas pleasantly surprised by find
lOn hat the Most Rev. Archbishop
lns al r Riordan was in their midst.
arrival was unheralded, but few
l-l9 slow 10 recognize the we'll known
1.inalv features of the San Fran
ali1 nraIa1e. No announcement had
%, "a made through the daily press of
' " comfng of Archbishop Riordan and
,,rs,ra Denver knew it, it had within
y, walls one Of the most famous
L,-cb dfgnitaries of America. Arch
,.;-non Riordan celebrated Low Mass
Us s.go o'clock and preached a five
Int sermon on the Feast of the
,scanrion and of the preparation for
lo,+acost. Although short the in
,r,ction was decidedly impressive
Pa those who did not know the dis
a a., orator remarked upon his
.,aonercp. After Mass Archbishop
oiordan dined with Rev. William
Pvan at St. Leo's rectory and later
~ the day departed as quietly for Salt
ota CITY. The archbishop and Fa-
her organ have long been close
1orsona] friends as a brother of the
nanver priest is under the jurisdiction
-f the san Francisco archdiocese.
II has been twenty years since Arch
bisbop Riordan assumed charge of the
,,asterr church. Previous to that time
40 was resident of Chicago and
-,ains that city as his home. While
d nriest in Chicago the rank of arch
5fsbon was bestowed upon the sanity
,riasr and he left Immediately for the
roas- His visit to Denver on Sunday
was made possible through his trip to
his old home to attend the consecra.
zion of the Church of st. Elizabeth
which is in charge of his brother, the
Rev Daniel ]. Diordan. The church
was erected by the young man ter
raars ago. On his trip, Archbishop
Riordan was accompanied by Father
Connolly of St. Pauls church in SaT
Francisco.
Archbishop Riordan visited Denver
TWO wears ago and conducted service:
in the Logan Avenue chapel. He il
interested in the erection of the mag
nifcent new cathedral which the Cath
olcs Of Denver have under
erect and with considerable pleasure
visited the site at Colfax and Logan
avenues.
The attendance at the annual bust
ness meeting of the Immaculate Con
ceDtiOn Alumnae association on las
Friday evening was not as large a
usual and in consequence the most i'm
porant business of the year was no
disDosed of with such a degree of sal
isfaction. In the absence Of tn
president. Miss Mabelle Livingston
vice president. presided After a,
informal discussion of various plan
the meeting was called to order. TIL
constitution and bylaws drafted las
year by a specially appointed comml
tee was carefully gone over. 1t wa
moved to change the rule of membe
ship so as to read, 'All graduates
this institution are by virtue OF sue
graduation members of the associ;
zion and to them shall be extende
an invitation to the annual bushes
meeting. This motion was made
order to admit such graduates as weT
las, year unable to enroll their name
and VINO would therefore be left o
the books of the association. In L
ure every. graduate OF the lmmac1
late Conception school will be eXpec
ed to attend the business meetln
whether they joined at the chart'
meeting or not. 1t was also decide
TO change the date Of the annual ba
Quet which the constitution says sha
be held within commencement wee
until Monday evening, June p. In
was done in order to have Louis
Hagus the only member OF the cla
Of 1898. the first class ever gradus
ed from the school, among the guess
Mr. Hagus is at present a theologlc
student at Baltimore. He will be {
GAINED in another year. The office
elected for the ensuing year are:
president. Joseph F. Bowler; vi
president. Miss Mabelle Livingston
secretary. Miss Theodore ODonnel
treasurer. Miss Anna O'Brien. Co
mittees were appointed to look aft
the entertainment and the retres
ments Mr.. William Norton OF [
class of 1899, was appointed toa
master and in part the responses W
5e as follows: Greeting to the Ga
Of 1903 Miss Maude G. Miller, ella
OF o. Our Alma Mater" Charl
Hagus class Of 'O1; Our Alumni
Ten Years Hence" Miss Mabelle u
lngston. class of 700; The Facult!
Miss Theodore O'Donnell, class 'Ol.
Is planned to make the banquet
even more elegantly appointed AM
than The last. Reverend M. f. Ca
nan director Of the school Will
guest of honor
Announcement was made at !
meeting Of the Alumnae assoclatl
On Friday evening that Mr.. Mlcn'