The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-12-02

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lado Springs, was in Denver for a few
days this week visiting his parents,
Mr. and Mrs John !. Hagus 1859
Washington avenue.
Father Hagus has entirely recovered
from the injuries he sustained III a
recent runaway accident at the
Springs. Whilst returning from sick
call his buggy wheel broke and a frag-
rnent striking the horse he Immediately
became unmana geable. Father Hagus
despairing Of getting him under control
attempted 10 jump. but his foot be
came eptangled in the lines and he was
ragged some distance. but very fortu-
n4tely escaped with but few bruises.
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Mrs. Thomas Hewlett Of Longmont
spent last week in Denver the guest OF
her mother, Mrs. Trail
The Young Ladies Sodaltty Of ST
Leo's church VIII give a dance and en-
rertainnent on The evening Of Wednes-
day, Der. G. The church hall on ColfaE
avenue and Ninth street will DE elabo
rately decorated for the occasion and
the members Of the Sodality are labor
ing enthusi astically to make the
affair a success and hope to realize a
neat little sum. An oyster supper viii
be served after the dance.
At the card party IN conjunction with
he Good Shepherd BAH given at the
Womalls club building on Tuesday
evenin, Nov. y. the following were Win
lers OF the really beautiful prizes:
Ladies' FIRST, Miss Margaret O'Keefe;
second, Mrs. J. Fl. Butterfield; third.
Mrs. 2. NJ Hess. Gentlemen's first, r.
N. Hess; second, Patrick r. Riordan:
third, Charles II. Wiliin.
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a special mass Of thanksgiving was
said at o'clck Thursday morning in
Logan avenue chapel by Father Dono-
van. A very large number was in at
tendance.
All the churches Of the city are al
ready preparing their Christmas music.
The choir Of Immaculate Conception
cathedral, under the able direction Of
Professor Joseph A. Michel, is rehears-
ing Hsyden's No. / Mass in fat,
which win be given on Christmas with
fun orchestra and augmented choir.
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At last mass at Immaculate Concep-
tion cathedral last Sunday Rossini's
Ave Maria was sung at the offertory
by Miss Ida A. Myers in a delightful
manner.
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down TO Pueblo Saturday for a brief
visit.
Miss Leila Carter formerly of the
Cathedral parish. is very i'll in New
York, having had an operation per
formed for mastoiditis. Miss Carbon
went east 10 fill a vaudeville engage
1nent on The Keith circuit but has been
compelled 10 cancel all dates. Her
friends wish her 4 SnppClV recovery
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Charles E. Backwards, after an i'll
ness of one month. passed away last
Sunday at the family home. 1856 Penn
sylvania avenue Death was due TO
apopleXy. Mn. Backwards was a resi-
dent of Denver for many years and his |
daughters are prominent in church So
cieties Of Logan avenue chapel.
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Elaborate preparations are being !
made for the annual ball Of St Vim |
cents Orphans Aid society to be given 1
on New Years at Marble hall. 1914 |
Cleveland place. This ball is each year !
the great event in Catholic social cir /
cles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Murto have 1
Eoved to the Charline apartments, 1887 |
Pennsylvania avenue.
a farewell dinner was rendered Mr.. |
John Herman at the Albany hotel Sat |
urday evening by q host Of friends who, (
though sorry to see him depart for the |
coast. yet congratulate him on the mag |
nificent position offered him.
The Sisters and orphans of Mount St
Nincents' home were recently made 1
happy by the gift Of an elegant Grand /
piano from Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. |
Walsh, in memory of their beloved son,
NinSOn F. Walsh. The sudden and ter
rble death of this bright young boy.
whose life held SO much Of promise, has
>addened the hearts of his parents, but
ID is their wish to devote TO good works
The portion Of their immense fortune
that would have been spent on the edu-
cation Of their son. OF all the many
generous deeds perhaps none has
brought more satisfaction than this
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more genuine pleasure than this
magnificent piano. In the disastrous
Ire ot 1902 the Sisters suffered the loss
of all their valuable musical insJru-
nents--a loss which has never been
wholly replaced so this gift was to
them most OpporJune. Tha Sisters say:
We return our most sincere thanks
10 Mr.. and Mrs Walsh and ask God
% comfort and console them in their
deem affection
in an the churches OF the diocese
iast Sunday there was read q pastoral
letter from Ri. Rev. Bishop Matt call
ing the attention Of his kock to the
misery and desolation that exiss in
southern Italy by reason % the recent
volcanic erupJionH and earthquakes
Letters were appended from church
dignitaries- in the striker country tell
property. The heart OF the bishop was
touched and he eXhorted his people to
generously. The collection on
lie first Sunday Of the month is 4
general one and is set apart to defray
the running expenses Of church school
and parochial residence. but g. Bishop
Matt has generously offered to give
portion OF next Sundays offerings to
The striker people.
The pretty church OF ST. Frances de
sales was the scene Of quiet but
Interesting wedding on Wednesday aft
ernoon OF last week when Miss Eliza
beth May De Camp became the bride !
Of William J. Grimes. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Father John
J. Donnelly, . former classmate of the
groom. The bride looked charming. in !
4 handsome travelling suit o. brown |
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abeth Grimes, sister of the groom. An
other sister, Miss StatiG Grimes. played !
the wedding march. Val De Carnu was
best man. After the supper, a. which
only immediate relatives We're present.
,he young couple departed for Colorado |
Springs to spend their honeymoon
Thomas i. Dillon. pioneer OF Den /
Yer and founder OF the Dillon Hard {
ware company. had . marrow. escape | {
from death last Friday by falling
Gown the elevator shaft ir the ware !
house Of the company. 1929 ITifteentl, )