The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-04-30
CITY OF DENVER.
knights of Columbus Memorial Serv-
ices Last Sunday.
Especial CorrespondenceD

ICES l~dSI GuAQdg-
Especial Correspondence
A tribute to the memory of the mem
bers of council $50. knights of Column
bus. who have died since the organiza-
ton of the Denver branch of the order
was. paid on Sunday evening when the
friends of the council to the number
of over 600 gathered in Fraternal Union
hall, at 1880 Champa street, to partici-
pate in memorial exercises.
This is the first time the Denver
knights of Columbus have held such
service, and it was wonderfully i'm
pressive. Three members of the order
have died since its establishment in
this city, and while the programme as
originally planned included but two
deceased brothers. the third passed
away just two days before the date
set for the services.
Fraternal Union hail was packed TO
its doors with the loving friends of
the dead members who had come to
pay their respects and listen to their
eulogies as pronounced by those who
knew them fratenally. The service
was very similar to the annual memo
rial exercises held by the Elks and
which have become famous throughout
the country for their impressiveness. |
in addition to this there was deep
AbuNu VI itiISlOlls WHICH, duutu 20
The beauty Of the programme.
Fraternal Union hail with its walls
decorated in the American flag, was
draped again in black and the mourn
ing streamerS entwined with the red. |
white and blue. Every seat was taken |
long before the hour set for the service |
and many were obliged to stand. The |
dead who were remembered were DR.. I
James A. Finnerty James Z. Burke
and Joseph hrigbaum. The eulogies |
on the three men were interspersed |
with addresses of another character,
and music was furnished by members
of the different choirs of the city The
singers were Mrs. Bessie. Fox Davis
Of St LeO's choir, Miss Josephine Woe
Der and Mrs. s. G. Robbins OF St.
Elizabeth's choir. and Mr. Charles Mast
and Mr.. Edward L. McFadden of St
Elizabeth's Miss Clara Woeber. or
Eanist at St Elizabeth's church. pre-
sided at the organ Sunday evening.
and she was further assisted by Ca
Vello's orchestra Addresses were made
by John II. Reddin. Joseph Rafferty,
John d. Rogers, Herbert Fairall and !
George Dostal.
After the routine matters. including | :
roll call George DOstal. acting Grand :
Knight, made the opening address. Mr..
Reddln . address, which was made
early in the evening, was on the sub
ject of "Catholicity and Science" He :
called the Catholic church the church :
of science, and throughout his dis
course dwelt on the connection he
tween the church and science. Mr.. j..
Reddin's address was truly an irtel- y
lectual treat The programme as ar y
ranged was as follows :,
Orchestra, "Andante Religioso" a
horne ] n
can to order. Daniel B. Carey, G. X.
Ron cali A
1. officers
Members. 81
Herbert Fairal, Recorder: Frank NJ.
Newman, Warden.
altual opening address. l.
george .. Dostal, Acting G. *. =,
quartet Lead Kindly Light. ~ ~
$3.50. Words by Cardinal Newman ~ ~
Miss Josephine Woeber Mrs g II NJ
Robbins. Messrs.. Charles A. Nast =
and Edward L. McFadden. - 80
Auuress .-...--......-. joan H. R5ddin n,
soprano solo, Lead Me Not Awav' r.
..-'..........-. Guonod
Miss Josephine Woeber. In
our Departed Brother. James A. If
iilperty, $3.50. John l.. Rogers fol
,a LEST pa, Largo -. Handel tut
ehor solo, If With All Your tin
lieart .;'.-..---..-.., Mendelssohn on
Charles A Mast of
ualtet God is a Spirit Bennett the
Miss Josephine Woeber. Mrs. @ n The
Robbins, Messrs. Charles Mast and the
Edward Z. McFadden. emf
our Departed Brother James r 7
Burke, ........ Joseph p. Raffsrtv ser
ontralto solo, 20. Rest in the nee
LoTd' -.-............. Mendelssobn ext
Mrs. Bessie Fox Davis. fze,
iOuaI y.................. enl
Grand Knight and ChanIain ma
Prayer Rev. John B. White. chan ing
~ dor
Closing ode, by the audience. 1t 5
'chestra, Coronation March 5" inn
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. NTeverhaar nee
Just before the closing PRAYER bv o
liner White, practically impromnrn bro
logy on Joseph Krigbaum was daiiy- DER
"a by Herbert Fairall, who knew and dec
-ed the young man. of
me memorial services will he y ri,-oa peri
iture Of the programme in f.,t 80 one
Whlle IT is sincerely hoped thai Vim
y VIII not have to be held annuaiII- pea1
y VIII periodically mark the naseing thai
ay OF the members. MANY r,ies-s IS unfa
CITY We're present, but only scat
5 sl'Ll took part IN the memorial me
fbai,