The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-12-16
knights of Columbus Elect Officers.

ccSStul MISSIONARIES.
Knights of Columbus Elect Officers.
At large and enthusiastic meeting
held in Fraternal Uunion hall on Fri
day evening, Dec. 6. the Denver coun-
ell No $50. Knights Of Columbus, elect
ed officers FOR the ensuing year. While
the balloting vas spirited. the result
met with entire satisfaction. Follow
ing is the list of the ueWly-electer Of
ticers:
Grand knight. Frank J. Cavanaugh:
deputy grand knight, Judge John. I.
Mullins: chancellor John Z. McGau
ran: financial secretary. Hugh 7.
O'Reilley; recording secretary, Herbert
Fairau; treasurer. Charles J. Dunn:
warden Michael Walsh; lecturer, Da-
vid O'Brien: advocate, William H. An
drew; inside guard. Harry Geier: out
side guard. Thomas Mcnamara: truss
tees. William T. Donovan, Joseph p.
Dunn ana John Mullen
A gloom has been cas-: over the entire
Italian colony by the passing away Of
Mrs. Julia Rowlius Erazzini the be
loved wife Of PTospero FraZzini. who
besides being Il Very influential bust
ness man Of Denver. was known
throughout the west as the founder Of
ers in Pocatello ogden and Denver.
Mrs Frazzini had been i'll but
short time. and her death was due to Q
nervous collapse. She was the idol OF
the Italian colony, and during her i'll
ness the quantity OF flowers that daily
found their way 10 The sick room be-
spoke the love and sympathy of sor-
rowing friends and neighbors.
Mrs. Frazzini was but % years Of
age, and besides her husband is sur
vived by two little daughters. Lucia
aged S years. and Theresa. a baby of
10 months. The funeral occurred on
Sunday afternoon. Dec 10, from the
family home, 213S Fifteenth street to
Mount Carmel church. where prayers
We're offered for the repose of her soul
mterment took place in Mount Calvary
cemetery.
Salvatore Bellanti. who died last week
at his home. 42S Gerspach street, was
buried on Sunday last from Mount Car
mel church. Several Italian societies
of which deceased was a member es-
corted the body 10 its last resting place
in Mount Calvary cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs Dewitt Clary of POPS
Walnut street are Frustrated with grief
over the death Of their infant SON Rob-
ert The little one was laid to rest in
Mount Calvary cemetery last Sunday
afternoon. the funeral being largely at
tended.
The remains of John Allera. who died
in Denver Dec. 8, We're sent to Louis
vile, Colo. for interment
Martin Carroll of 1898 Glenarm street
died on Saturday, Dec. 9. and was
! buried on Monday from St Elizabeth 5
church, where requiem mass was said
Tnr In NON Of hi al
was formerly resident of Detroit
Mich.
Miss Cornelia Blanche Alley. daughter
of the late l. c. Alley, died in Denver
last week and was buried from St
Leo's church Tuesday morning. mass Of
requiem being said by Rev William
Organ. who likewise spoke beautifully
of the young life just closed. Miss Alley
was q convert TO the Catholic faith
having been Instructed and baptized by
Father Organ three years ago. and re-
manned to the day of her death a de-
vout follower Of her chosen religion.
st. Anthony's Aid society met at the
hospital on Wednesday last.
Mr.. Thomas f. Dillon continues in
q serious condition. but hope is enter
tanned for his recovery.
Rev. Father McMenamin is a great
favorite with those seeking instluc-
ton in our holy religion. Last sun
day one OF his converts. Mr.. George i.
Simpson. was baptized. Mrs. Simpson
and their children were received into
the fold n few weeks ago. Mrs. George
Gels was ole of those baptized recent
", while four or five more are receiv-
ing instruction from Father McMena-
min preparatory TO embracing the
Catholic religion.
number of Catholics from Denver
went up 10 Greeley during the week
and helped to make Father Casays
church fair the great success it was.
Father Casey was formerly connected
with the Logan avenue chapel and St
Leo's church and the people here retain
a warm affection for him and rejoice in
his success in his new field.
ST. Leo's church hall was crowded on
Wednesday evening. Dec. G. the occa-
sion being the entertainment by the
Young Ladies Sodality Professor
NenZies. Miss buckingham. Miss Nj
gent. Rev. Father O'Farel, Miss Bes-
sic McGovern, Miss DAILY, Mrs Buns.
Miss Letitia Kirkpatric' nd AIR: La
velle contributed TO the success Of the
musical programme, after which dane
ing was INDUCED in. During the even
ing an oyster supper was served by the
young ladies. The occasion was pro
nounced delightful one by all pres
ent and the hope entertained that their
success may prompt the members Of
the sodality to be hostesses again in
the near future.
The coming of Joe Newman is now an
event looked forward 10 each year and
his many friends seek to make his re-
ception commensurate with his deserts
When Mr.. Newmon makes his appear
ance on the Orpheum stage on Monday
Dec is. he will look out over several
hundred of his fellow knights of Co.
lumbus gathered there TO do honor TO
the occasion and there is 20 doubt his
reception win be an enthusiastic one.
Last Sunday the knights of Column
bus installed new lodge at Grand
Junction delegations being present
from the councils ut Denver, Leadvfle,
Colorado Springs and other points in
the stale The installation was in
charge Of State Deputy John II. Rel
din OF Denver. assisted by other Off
Gers of the order. = special train car