The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-02-18
CATHEDRAL NOTES.

Services viii be held at the Utah
state penitentiary next Sunday
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On st. Patrick's night, March IL, the
annual concert for the benefit of the
St. AIMS Orphanage will take place III
the Salt Lake theatre The best local
talent together with the junior choir,
viii take part in the programme.
Rev. Father Guinan. the reverend
president of All Hallows' college. has
returned from a visit to Montana.
About twenty boys are required for
the st. Patrick's concert and the par
| cnts are requested to send them to re-
hearsal sure OH Saturday All the boys
who took part last year are wanted
for the coming concert and are re-
quested to attend the rehearsal.
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Miss Little will assist Miss Gleason
With the Sunday rehearsal.
About 100 "shamrocks" are to be
made very shortly, so when several
dear women of the parish receive queer
looking bundles next week, they are
! requested to look pleasant please"
and get TO work. Several little green
and white gowns must be made for
| the twenty little misses from st. AIMS,
so Miss O'Meara will be the guardian
angel. who will be interviewed. About
fifty hoops are to be covered with green
PAPER, and some dear good ladies at
the Emery Holmes have some trouble
ahead. Those in charge of the arrange
ments feel very certain of being as
sisted by the ladies on whom they in
tend to call, or they would not be so
optimistic about the outcome.
Father Sciocchetti will of1iciate in
Sunnyside on Sunday.
The young girls comprising the St
Cecilia chorus Of the Cathedral choir
enjoyed a delightfully."- Informal even
ing last week at the K. of c. hall.
The young girls We're chaperoned by
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward McGurrin, Mr..
and Mrs. c. c. Slade and Mr.. and
Mrs. j. J. Harvey, and, to quote one
of the singers, the chaperones were
Just lovely" Many more such
charming affairs viii be given for the
young singers in the future, and every
effort will be made to have the par
ties as informal and pleasant as the
first has proven.
Through the kindness of the Rev.
President of All Hallows college, Rev
Father Guinan, the All Hal
lows orchestra will assist with |
the st. Patrcik's concern I'M
der the direction of Professor Peder- |
sen.
Miss Grace Sullivan and the St. Ce- |
celian chorus will attend the peniten- |
Larry services next Sunday.
The members of the League of the
Cross held their regular monthly meet
ng last Sunday afternoon.
Signor Sardoni the clever violinist.
Will be heard at st. Mary's next Sun
lay.
Miss Ruby Daniels will be the solo
st at the o'clock mass next Sun
Miss Irene Kane and Miss Pearl
Iolding were the soloists at st. Pat
ick's last Sunday.
A. J. Bruneaux and G. Soffe were
he baritone solists at st. Marys last
sunday.
The students of All HaIIows college
rill give literary and musical en-
ertainment next Friday evening, Feb.
>, to which all the friends of All Hal
ows are cordially invited.
The Catholic Directory. just issued,
ives some interesting statistics. There
re 10 archbishops, IS bishops, 1857
RESTS, administering to u, 462, 1893.
here are 191 colleges for boys. and
Or girls 692 academies. There are a. 235
arochial schools, with an attendance
LO3l,31S children. There are 252
rphan asylums, which look after the
ants of 1892 orphans. There are Isl !
haritable institutions, caring for L.
70 orphans, feeble and destitute per 7
Dns. This shows the great growth :
the church in the United States :
nd its grand charitable work.