The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-04-09
Ground Broken For the New Mercy
Hospital.


! Last week ground was for
| mally broken for the new addition to
| the Mercy sanitarium, which will make
! that institution then one of the finest
and best equipped in the west. The
work of building the extra wing will
not require much time, as the plans
are in very concise form, and as long
as weather conditions remain in their
present settled state. there will not be
any obstacle in the way of the building
Last week five lots belonging to the
Cathedral association on Logan avenue.
between Eighteenth and Nineteenth
avenues, were sold for a consideration
of $4,000. which amount has been APP
piled to the building fund for the new
ca thedral. The purchasers are Mrs.
Mary WEIGH and Mrs. Elizabeth Mona.
CHAN, at present proprietors of the
Arno, but who contemplate erecting
first-class family hotel on the site. Ne
gotiations are pending for lots adjoir-
ing.
The meeting of the Young Ladies So
dality will take place as usual next Sum
day afternoon. in the Logan Avenue
chapel, while the members. will receive
holy communion at the 7:90 o'clock
mass that morning.
The Altar and Rosary society re-
ceived holy communion last Sunday
morning in Logan avenue chapel.
The sermon on the Passion by Bish-
op Matz at the chapel on Friday even-i
ing was the best~of the many fine SER
mons delivered during holy week. Thei
mercy of God and his divine forgive
ness were dwelt upon by the speaker.
who held the interest and enthusiasm
OF his congregation during the entire
evening.
Father w. j. O'MaHey's sermon on
The Institution of the Blessed Sacra-
nent." on Thursday evening was deep
y interesting and full of inspiration.
The formightly meeting of the Aan-
fern club, which was to have been held
IN Wednesday at the residence of Miss
Margaret McGill, 1470 Fillmore street,
vas of necessity postponed until Fri! +
lay afternoon. This is the first meet
ng since the close of Lent. and will for
his reason be of a pleasant social ma
ure.
The monthly meeting of the st. Vim
eHI Alu society was held on Tues
ay afternoon with Mrs. P. O'Mara. 569 J
outh Water street. The reports showed I
nat the work is progressing nicely anal I
hat much good is being accomplished c
Y the women. The next meeting will !
e held Oh the first Tuesday in May T
on next Sunday afternoon at O'Clock a
lere will be a mass meeting in the hall Y
the knights of Columbus in the b
raternal Union building, 1926 Champa D
rect to 1naugurate arrangements for
monster benefit in aid of the House of
lie Good Shepherd. The meeting win
directly under the auspices of the D
Id society Of the House of the Good Il
lepherd, but members of all parishes =
the city interested in the noble work O
the home will be expected to, bel1, bl
axe the affair. whatever it is planned al
tremendous success. Last year fair is
as held for the Good Shepherd in Nav H
I'd a neat sum of money was realized at
MS was soon expended in order r., al
art the needed addition, and now tn
nds are required TO complete Tie ",
1rk Judging from the manner rs r,
llch the newly organized aid society
5 grown IN favor there is little doubs
- q generous response will greet the lie.
o"iiuaS. - rtSm'
-, e a..,,s en-
feV- IA. Lonergan- of the Sacred fin
art college went up to Greeley last co
turday in order to preach fhe F,aster at
mon. ID the little church of witch Sir
Key. Andrew +. Casey. f5rinerI7- ~ s,,i
5 CITY, is pastor. Father Ionerrra,, !,