The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-01-16
Aftermath of Charity Ball.

A report of the net receipts of the
annual charity ball which was held
last week at Cotillion hall has beenpre
rared ana from it il is learned tha
The dance was the most successful eve
held for the benefit of the st. Nincen
Orphan asylum. The announcement
viii not be made for time yet unit
The entire amount from the sale of tick
cts has been turned over to the commit
tee in charge. The success of the bal
was in d great measure due to the in
Gefatigable efforts of the floor and re-
iaption committees, which were as fol
lows:
Floor committee-D. ]. Sayer, chair
man: Lawrence NJ Purcell, Eugene
Wechbach, William p. Koran, Thomas
Finnerty, Charles ]. Dunn. DR.. Edward
helehanty, Dr. Thomas ]. Carlin and
Frank J. Coughlin.
Reception committee. K. Millen
lhairman DR.. z. V. Carlin, Capt. Will
lam H. Andrew. John Murphy. Maurice
Dolan, Michael F'innerty, Dennis Murto
l.. p. McGovern and John Reddln.
Some of the members of the aid soci-
lty who also received were; Mrs. Jos
Z. Donley. Mrs. John X. Mullen, Mrs.
Eugene Wechbach, Mrs. John Murphy,
Mrs. Thomas Savage. Mrs. John ].
Ryan, Mrs. William H. Andrew, Mrs
John II. Reddin. Mrs. P. V. Carlini
Mrs. T. J. Carlin, Mrs. William p.
Koran. Mrs Charles j. Dunn and Mrs.
Edward McChrystle.
The Aid Society of st. Nincent's only
rails upon the generosity of the public
twice during the year, once in the sum-
mer for the annual picnic at Elitch's
gardens and once for the midwinter
40 A. +I-11aS mo q nj
nous response greets their efforts.
Knights of St. John.
St. Elizabeth's commandery of the
knights of st. John held the annual in
stallaion of officers last Thursday
evening in the entertainment hall of st.
l7liZabeth's school. A large attendance
rheered the new officers as they took
their places, and the ceremony was
quite impressive. The officers We're
elected at a recent meeting Of the COM
mandery. They are: President, F.
Stommel: secretary. Henry LutZ, and
captain, c. J. Knopke.
List of Christmas Donors.
AT all the masses in Logan Avenue
chapel last Sunday the announcement
VI TIT GOull iDGLOAS ~ lliG Asli
collection was made. The list is of
especial interest just now, as it is the
first one since the inauguration of the
new regime. The collection was re-
markably large, and was one of the
finest the church has ever known. The
list is as follows:
Alexander, G. w, Silverton,
Colorado ............ ...-....-. S1.00
Andrew. Mrs. and Miss, 1917
Clarkson street ...-..... 500
Bailey. Mrs. J. L., HOO Grant
avenue ............ .......... 500
Benson, J. w, 1919 Gilpin street 600
Blahut, Miss Julia, 1865 Penn.
avenue ..-..-,......-.- ......-. Loo
Bremen, Mrs. Mary, 909 Grant
avenue .............. .......... zoo
Bremen, Mrs. James, 2232 Og-
den street .............. ...... loo
Brown. s. Palmer, 1910 Penn.
avenue .........-.-.-.-.-..... 900
Brown, Miss Helen, 1910 Penn.
avenue .......- -...-....--..-.- o.OO
Buckley, w. II. ........... 100
Burke. Mrs, 2023 Champa
street .......-.... ............ /. 90
c., ]. Observation-Disclosures. J. 90
Callaghan, Miss Maggie, 1860
Lincoln avenue ................ 100
Calnan, Miss Kate ............. ] 90
Campbell, Miss Sarah ....... 100
Cantillon, Miss Mary .. 200
Carr, p. F., 1852 Humboldt
street :. ..............".~ LOO
Carton, &. A, 1928 Sherman ave-
nue. ..--,--..---.. .............. BOO
Carew, Miss Mary, 1907 Penn.
avenue ..... ... 200
Carey, Miss Margaret, 909 Grant
dNEluG -------.-- IN
Carley, Miss Rose, 1868 Pearl
street .................. .,..... 90
ash ........-e...... .,..-..... 90
Cassidy, A. L. 1929 Eighteenth
street ................ - 200
Cassidy, Mrs. Sara, 20S9 Emer-
son street ...........n ... 1.On