The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-04-09

Doyle, A. Dolan.~K. Doss, j. F. Farley
p II. Fitzpatrick, j. A. Flynn. J. II
Eisenhart, Z. Gerspach. w A. Grazing
er, w. H. Grimm. j. c. Hagus, H. A.
| Hames, j. F. Healy T. c. Harrington,
7. Hughes, j. Hubbard, George Kemp
ton. p. Golding. E. Kroesen, "A. Kelly,
| Otto Ketelsen, f. W. Koch, Stephen
| Heating. Grant McKibben, S. McAtee.
! p. r. Riordan, C. j. Kelley, B. Payne,
! y. O'Hearn, c.. j. ODonnell, Charles
! Miller, NJ Mccain, Felix 0'Neill. G..
! Naffziger, Z. ]. McGinn, II. p. Nc
Donald, James Roper, r. S.gRussell o.
L. Smith, ~ H. Schwartz. 7. s. Tierny,
Agnes Wicks. J. Van Danekar, NJ. S.
Writ, T. Weisenhorn, ]. NJ. Rade-
baugh Miss A. Mclaughlin, Miss Irene
Abel and Miss Emma Herey.
All OF the pent-up lodgings of the
young people for social diversion
which religion has prompted them TO
deny themselves during the penitential
season have been satisfied during this
week with the numerous small enter
tainments given in the various parishes
and church halls. Several small dances
have been held and a few card parties.
On Friday evening of this week the
Knights of Columbus. Denver chapter
539, are to hold smoker in their hall
in the Fraternal Union building, to
which. of course, none but the mem are !
invited. The affair will be, however, a :
great success. as are all of the enter !
tainments planned by the Knights Of |
Columbus. The following names APP
pear on the arrangements committee,
and are in themselves a guarantee of
the social success of the evening: Dan
b. Carey. Joseph Newman, DR.. J. ).
J. p. Rafferty,. Charles J. |.
Dunn. Charles Mast. William F. Allan
md John McGregor.
Another social event of no little inn
was the ball of the knights of
IT. John, which was held on Easter
ionday night at Progress hall. The
is held annually at this
ime and is accounted one of the fore
most events of the year. In fact, it is
he only large affair given by the
lights of St John. and for this reason !
well attended One hundred couples {
ne hall presented an attractive ap- S
with its hundreds of tiny in v
lndescent lights strung across the CELL i
lg. q
The grand march was led by Mr.. and I
RS. w. P. Koran and other officers OF |,
lie communicates of the city with thefr
ives followed. AS all of the social ar ..
irs of the organization are of an ex- \
usive nature. they are accounted =
nong the leading entertainments of =
e year. a
Miss Mary Fuessler is paying a visit q
her sister. Mrs. George Monahan Of W
3 Gilpin street, this city. Miss Fuess- 81
? comes from Erie, Pa, where she is re
I'll known. al
Mrs. P L. Flanagan of Pueblo, who to
s been seriously i'll. is now complete in
recovered. She has been in Denver ic,
few days visiting her sister, Mrs lis
c. Gilmore, of 1888 humboldt street. tn
here are rumors of several early s.,
ing weddings. which are to. take or
&c in the near future. One of the -.
ttiest church weddings of the sea- ~
will be solemnized at Logan Av- az an
lie chapel on Wednesday morning, III i
ril 20. when Miss Anne O'Brien OF - =,
cathedral parish becomes the bride uie
Mr. Martin +. Rowley, also of the I'M
hedral parish. Rev. Michael w fol
lOh all d FORMER SCIlOOl IHdle OF the -
lie and now pastor of the Church OF Gig
Lady of Perpetual Help. at George be-
n, will come to Denver especially I
the occasion and will officiate. Miss CHI
rien has many friends in Denver, EN-
re she has lived all of her life, who dec
extending their best wishes to her fus
to Mr.. Rowley. They will continue CHI
eside in Denver. sio,
ice!
ioS a.iii ne. me-. ioali oI tie edln wa
a, where she will spend the summer - 1t'G
relatives.
IND Rrotar Fo, +ba Nov, Noro, a