The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-08-22
THE cHIIDREN's OUTING.
Orphans and Choristers at Calder's
Park on Tuesday.

The members of the Junior choir OF
! St. Mary's cathedral were the guests
of Ri. Rev Bishop Seaman at Calder
park last Tuesday The children OF
the Kearns ST AIMS oFphanage also
attended, and all mad most enjoyable
time. Many of the prominent members
| of the cathedral parish provided the
bountiful lunch. The generous ones
We're Mesdames o. J. Salisbury, NJ.
Judge. j. ]. Ivers. Thomas Kearns, NJ.
! H. Kervin, ]. c. Lynch, c. A. Quigley,
NJ e. Mulvey, ]. e. Dooly, n. P.
! Dooley, Fred Wey, F. j. Hagenbarth,
w. NJ. O'Brien, P. S. Keogh, w. H.
Bintz, c. C. Slade, G. Good, ]. Morri-
son, ]. NJ Moore, F. Hanson, w. E.
SmedIey, j. Geoghegan, D. r. tray, E.
McGurrin, J. j. Harvey, Cunningham,
j. Sauer. James Hegney, Vadner Ia
vey. Sloan, Horne, Misses Cosgriff,
Noble, O'Meara. O'Brien, Riley,
Messrs. c. H. Collins, ]. Cosgriff, H. G.
Monter and w. M. Rash.
Mr. Arnold, with mis- usual generosi-
ty. furnished street cars free for the
children of ST. AIMS. During the aft
ernoon Ri Rev. Bishop Seaman came
out to the park and spent small for
tune giving the children rides on the
merry-go- rSund, and for the magician's
performance in the pavilion. Ri. Rev.
Bishop spared no expense to make the
children happy, and they certainly had
splendid day.
Too much gratitude cannot be ex-
pressed to Manager Hertz and his
charming wife for their untiring efforts
to make the outing q success. The
park was given over entirely to the
children, while Mr.. and Mrs. Hertz
spent the entire day entertaining them.
Rev. Fathers Harding, Bulfamente,
Guinan and Murphy spent the after
noon at the park contributing much to
the children's pleasure.
The lunch was prepared and we'll
served by Mrs. Hertz, Mrs. C. A. Locke,
Mrs. Doherty, Mrs. Seidenfaden. Miss
O'Brien, Mrs. D. Dillon and Mrs. j.
Shannon
All those who so kindly contributed
to the little peoples happiness would
feel amply rewarded had they wit
messed the children's enjoyment of the
long, happy day.
Rt. Rev. Bishop Seaman, the clergy
of the cathedral and those in charge
Of the excursion wish to express their
sincere thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Hertz
of Callers and all the staff under them,
for the great kindness shown to the
children and for many courtesies
shown to the sisters and ladies who
served the lunch; also they desire to
tender their appreciation to Mr.. Read
ana Mr. Arnold of the street car sys-
tenn for all the kindness shown to the
children of st. AIMS this summer.
The case of lemons used at the picnic
was the generous and voluntary dona-
ton of w. NJ. Rash of the Rash Prod
uce company.
The eighteen gallons of ice cream
was generously donated by the four
always generous ladies of st. Mary's,
Mrs. o. j. Salisbury. Mrs. Mary Judge.
Mrs. j. j. Ivers and Mrs. Thomas
Kearns.
The lady in charge of the soliciting
of the lunch for the picnic wishes To
express her gratitude 10 the ladies and
gentlemen of the cathedral parish for
the generous and kindly way in which
they contributed. Only one person re-
fused and was also absolutely rude
but it is well to draw the mantle of
charity about her rudeness. Perhaps
she thinks that the church organist re-
quires little humiliation for a tonic
during the heated season.