The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-05-07


The Sacred Heart Ladies' Aid socia4,
held an interesting meeting on Thurs
DAY afternoon at the home of Mrs. q
hetelson. 2009 Vine street. A larr,
NUMBER of members were present and
report OF the recent charity ball was
read in full. The report showed that !
neat sum had been realized by the
dance held on April 6, and this will be
devoted to the care of individuals in
charge of the society. The depleted
treasury is now on a good foundation
and the work will be taken up with re-
newed energy. Almost, a hundred wo-
men are enrolled in the ranks of the
society.
The Andern club met on Wednesday
afternoon at. the residence of Miss
Margaret Rank, 81 Archer street. Flee
ton of officers for the ensuing year
was held. The club year has been A
most satisfactory one from all view
points.
Mrs. Elizabeth NJ. Du Bots and her
little grandson, Master Alfred Du Dois,
have returned from two months Wis
1t TO Ontario. Canada. Mrs. Du Bols
will be at home TO her friends at Is
East Twenty-eighth avenue.
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A delightful musical programme add
ed to the interest of the special meet
ing of the Sacred Heart Academy soci-
ETY., held at the home of Miss Alice Nc
Laughl!n on Friday afternoon of last
week. The Misses Harrington gave
violin and piano duet, and Miss Bar
rett and Miss Bessie Mcguire sang.
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Mrs. Eugenia Cabler, who for the
past four years has been one of Den
ver's favorite choir singers, will leave
soon for New York City, where si1e
will further cultivate her voice Mrs.
Caber came to Denver sometime ago
with her husband, DR.. Edward ]. Ca
bier, who has since died, and imnledi-
ately began to study vocal music Sue
cess greeted her efforts from the first
and she soon became identified with
church choirs. For some time she was
a member of the Logan Avenue chapel !
choir and there was heard frequent |
" in solo work. Her mother, Mrs. Jo-
5eph Petitclerc, leaves also soon for |
Callahan, Colo, where the family win |
make their future home.
Bishop n. c. Matz started last week |
IN his annual visitation Of all the par !
shes in his diocese. He will consume |
about. two weeks in the work and in
many towns will confirm large classes-
which have been awaiting his arrived.
several new churches have been built
;ince the last episcopal visitation and
hese will be especially interesting to
he bishop.
Devotions for the month of Nav in
lonor Of the Blessed Virgin are held
very night in the various churches
the city Morning mass is
icing well attended and the May read
ngs are given after the service. In
he schools special prayers are being
ffered, and in the orphanages May al
ars have been erected to inspire spe-
ial devotion. In Logan Avenue chapel
here Will be a. benediction every eve
ing in the week. while at St Leo's
his service will be held on Sunday.
Wednesday and Friday evenings only
The publication office Of the Colorado ,
nd Intermountain Catholic at Salt (;
AXE is short one copy of March and I
vo of Feb. 20 date. Tt/se are needed /
, complete the preserved files of the :
lrrent volum. Any friend, or sub $
,riber, who may have these copies at {
and and will supply the same, erns Z
lr gratitude. i
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