The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-01-07
New Year Greetings.

New Year Greetings.
At the dawn of the new year many of
| the charitable institutions of Denver
took occasion to extend greetings TO
| their benefactors for a happy and
/ prosperous season. The Sisters of the
Good Shepherd had neatly embossed
cards sent to their friends, which read
| as follows:
The Sisters of the Good Shepherd en-
brace with much pleasure the oppor-
tunity which the return of this joyous
season affords of expressing their deep
appreciation of your kindness during
the past year, and beg to assure you
! of their sincere gratitude while they
offer congratulations and good wishes
for a happy and prosperous New Year.
From the Franciscan Sisters comes
this: The sisters of st. Clara 5 orphan
age wish to express their sincere
| thanks TO numerous friends for the lib
| crafty which was shown in aiding
! them TO give the orphans such a JOY
! Gus Christmas.
The sisters are greatly indebted TO
! their kind benefactors and wish them
| in return every blessing, especially
/ happy and prosperous New Year
St. Vincent'S sisters have the Hollow
ing greeting for their friends:
| The Sisters of Charity of Mount 81.
| Vincent's home desire to return their
heartfelt and sincere thanks TO the
many friends of the institution Who' ny
their generosity in money, groceries
ard toys, made Christmas most nap
nv one for the $50 children under thelr
care. 1t is impossible for us to reach
all who gave. and therefore we thank
them sincerely through the press III
the name of the orphans we WISH eacH
a bright. happy New Year, full of every
spiritual and temporal blessing: re
spectfully, SISTERS OF CHARITY.
Notes.
On Thursday afternoon the Sacred
Heart Aid society met at the residence
of Mrs c. H. Willlin, l2lo NoIo
street. Mrs. Wilkin and Mrs. {. d.
O'Donnell were the hostesses. re-
view of the work done in preparation
for Christmas took up the afternoon
y
ON account of the first Sunday Of
the month falling on New Year DAY
the meeting of the Altar and Rosary SO
ciety of the cathedral parish was post
poned.
There was no vesper. service in Logan
avenue chanel on New Years, and
solemn benediction was given after
high mass instead.
The Aandern club will meet next
Wednesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. ]. c. Knight. 1853 Evan street.
The meeting of the Queens paugh-
tiers which was to have been held lasl
Saturday afternoon was postponed on
account of the holidays.
Rev. Father McCabe of Idaho
Springs. who has been seriously Ill
with pneumonia, is now completely re-
covered and has again taken up MS
pastoral duties.
Miss Annie Longan returns to Du-
range Saturday and resumes her Scnool
work Monday. She spent her CHRIST
mas vacation at her home IN Denver
The Young Ladies sodality of the
cathedral parish meets Sunday after
noon. They will receive holy COM
munion at the 7:30 o'clock mass as
usual.
Mrs. lanes J. Brown entertained the
Young people home from school at an
entertainment and dance at her pretty
home, 1910 Pennsylvania avenue Sa.
nrday evening. A little play caiieo
IAN Intimate Acquaintance" was Civ
en- Miss Helen Brown taking a lead
ing part. Miss Brown showed mucn
dramatic ability and the evening was
a decided social success.
-
Mrs. Mary Longan, who is Ill at the
Mercy sanitarium, is slowly mproV-
ing.
Rev. Louis F. Hagers of st. Marys
church. Colorado Springs, spent few
DAYS last week with his parents IN
Denver.