The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-03-21

concert with a fine march that in
spired ALL both performers and audi.
ence.
The "Potpourri of Irish Airs So
skilfully rendered, brought forth thun-
derous applause.
Every number on the programme
merits special mention that lack OF
space prevents. That the concert was
a success is gratifying the clergy and
laity alike. The Catholics of this city
are only called upon once a year
to support the orphanage, but to their
credit it can be said that they do
their duty on this one occasion by try
! ing to make the affair successful.
Notes of the Concert.
! Mrs. Thomas Kearns and family oc-
cupied stall B on Monday night. Mrs.
| Kearns even brought wee Baby Helen,
who has been on the sick list for the
past months. '>
All the children from St Anne or
phanage attended the concert. Through
an oversight their seats were not re
served and they had to sit in the gall
lery. But the little people enjoyed the
programme just as well as those who
were in the stalls and boxes. They
were in good company. too. Rev. Fa-
Their Kiely, the vicar-general, COM
placently sat in the front row of mig
ger heaven as "chaperone." Whether
the Father helped to eat the peanuts
or not the children would not adj
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No one took. more interest in the con-
cert than Rev. Father Guinan, the pop
ular, lovable president of All HalloWs
college. He left nothing undone that
would contribute to its success. 1t
is no wonder that the genial. good
hearted priest has the earnest wishes
of every one for all prosperity and
fortune to attend him in all of his
undertakings.
The magnificent Steinway piano used
for the concert was much admired. d.
o. Calder & Co. kindly rendered the
use of the instrument.
Those in charge of the programme
are indebted to Mrs. Pohn McCooey for
the use of the beautiful Irish melodies
rendered by the singers.
Miss Addie Frey did excellent work
on Monday in the dressing rooms get
ting the children ready for the pro-
pramme. Mrs. w. Sullivan, Misses
Teehan, Whalen, Berge, Durham and
Engler kindly assisted with the chill
dren at the concert on Monday night
and their services were greatly ap-
preciated. Miss Buboltz, Miss Little,
Miss Fitzgerald, Miss Morrison and
the Misses Shannon are entitled to
the highest praise for their excellent
1t was owing to their
efforts that the programme was rem
dered so promptly and in such an or
derby manner.
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On all sides could be heard words
Of admiration for the beautiful cleo
trical cross that was seen on the left |
Of the stage.
Miss. Levy, Messrs. Kent and Ora
ham won much applause for their |
splendid singing. The best talent. of
The city was surely secured when they /
we're engaged for the concert.
OGDEN.
DR.. Carnahan is slowly recovering
rom his severe illness.
The pupils of Sacred Heart academy
enjoyed a rare treat in the shape of
series of lectures by DR.. O'Hagan of
Montreal.
Miss Wayne McDermott of Shelton,
leb., is visiting her sister, Miss Helen
at the Healey house.
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H. c. Wood and wife left; this aft
rnoon on the limited for California,
or the benefit of Mr.. Woods health.
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Tom Carnahan arrived here yester-
ay to attend the bedside of his father,
Dr.. Carnahan, who is i'll.
Former Sheriff James D. Furey of
BUTTE is in the city.
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