The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-09-10


Joseph 3. Carrigan of st. Patricll's
church, Rev. Father Donnelly Of st
Francis de Sales, and Rev. Father
Pantanellie, S. j., of the Sacred Heart
} college.
: The regular choir sang the responses
7 while a male quartette rendered the
''Magnificat" feelingly. All the socie-
. ties of the parish took part in the SER
vice. Tie altar society, the young Ia
dies sodality and the Children of Mary
wore their medals and had places on
| the platform with the officiating cler-
gynlen. The scene was impressive and
proved a delight not only to the pas
tor but TO others who watch with in
terest his work.
The new church of the Annunciation
viii be one of the prettiest structures
in Denver and its dedication in the
winter will be an event of interest.
The Queens Daughters Organized.
Patterned after the organization
known as the Queens Daughters,
which has been such a success in st.
Louis. some Denver young women have
! established a society of that name
! here, which will do individual charity
| such as has not been attempted by any
/ association in existence here at pres
emit The organization embraces in its
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Catholic young women in the city, and
it is hoped that from the small begin
ming several councils will yet be
formed, so that the society Will spread
until it becomes prominent factor in
philanthropic work.
The idea originated with Miss Wini-
fred MacKinnon, who has just re-
turned from the Worlds Fair at st.
Louis, where she visited with interest !
Ia ID Inv Coy1,n1ia
bodies. The work of the Queens !
Daughters was explained to her at f,
length and she returned resolved to see
a Denver council launched before sum-
mer is over
She enlisted the aid of some other
young women. three or four in all, and
they decided 10 open a branch with
membership Of fifty. After that num-
Der is reached, new councils will be
organized. 1t was decided to select
about a dozen representative women
to foster the organization here and,
those whose zeal in church and charit
able work has accomplished much were
made charter honorary members.
They will entertain the council from
time TO time at their homes and be
sort of a guiding hand for the work Of
the organization. The membership has
not been completed yet, but the honor
airy members chosen are Mrs. John F.
Campion, Mrs. Joseph W. Benson,
Mrs. James ]. Brown, Mrs. Caldwell
Yeaman, Mrs. Dennis SEeedy, Mrs.
John J. Mullen, Mrs. ]. Dunno and
Mrs. H. w. Andrew.
Mrs. Benson volunteered her pretty
home at 1919 Gilpin street for the mi
tial meeting, which was held last Sat-
lrday afternoon from to 5 o'clock
The purposes of the proposed society
we're explained at some length by Miss
MacKinnon and Rev. Thomas H Ma
one, who is to be spiritual director of !
he society, made a brief address. He
iwelt upon the work which The
Daughters of the Queen had accom-
olished in the east, and expressed the
nope that the first Denver council .
would enjoy actual prosperity.
AT the conclusion of the address off,
,ers were elected as follows: Presi-
lent, Miss Winifred Mackinnon; first
ice president, Miss Margaret King;
econd vice president, Miss Lillian d
Fielding; third vice president, Miss /
!enrose White; recording secretary. :
1lSs Ann O'Neil; corresponding secre-gI !
airy, Miss Letitia Kirkpatrick; treas
rer, Miss Nellie Finnerty; auditor, :
Hiss Mary Sullivan i L
Arrangements were made to hold the
ext meeting at the residence of Mrs d
ohm K. Mullen, S96 Pennsylvania ave. u
ue on Saturday, Sept. II. During "
he winter the society will work hard =
D raise funds for their charitable l.
-ork and will aid the poor where the L
asses are brought to their attention;
20 one institution will be, selected for
he work Of the association, but indi- y
idual cases viii be looked after. Meet o
lgs will be held monthly and occa- y
Onal parties will be giVen-to increase q
lie revenue of tie club.
Some of the young women who en- y
Sted as charter members of the first "
enver council are Miss Winifred Mac G
innon, Miss Margaret King, Miss Lii 81
an Fielding, Miss Anna O'Neil, Miss
eutla Kirkpatrick, Miss Helen Kane, q
lss Nellie Finnerty, Miss Marie Shee- "
Y, Miss Mabel Cream, Miss Gertrude III
rean, Miss Mary Sullivan, Miss Kath- p
Ell Sullivan, the Misses Weick. Mise
annie Kennedy, Miss May Mullen,
ISIS Cora McCabe, Miss Essie Nc M
abe, Miss Elizabeth Kelly, Miss I'D
atherlne Mullen, Miss Edith Mullen,
ISIS Whitehouse, Miss Anna Hartley.
ISIS Anna McKinnon Miss Gertrude IN
alsh, Miss Genrose White, Miss Mar III
-ret Goodwin. Miss Katherine Good w,
IN and Miss Katherine White. M
IRIS Is the first attempt on the psrt
the Cathollc young women to ac-
mpllsh anything along philanthropic Ps
les by concerted action, and judging w,
the enthusiasm manifested at the il,
st meeting it will be a tremendous il.
ccess. G.