The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-05-20

bers was an event of Sunday even
ing.
The Aandern. club is arranging for
an entertainment and dance, to be
given on MONDAY evening. May %, in
St. Leo's hall at West ColfaX and South
is the feature Of the programme which
win prove very interesting.
Miss Nellie OrFarrell is very much
improved. She is able TO sit up most
of the day and when the weather per-
mits goes out ON the balcony. When
she leaves the hospital she will be the
guest Of Mrs. Harrington of Clarkson
street.
Mrs. w. P. Genese expects to visit
her parents in VincenneE, Ind, during
June and July.
Rev. Father Whelan is improving in
health and strength each day. He has
many visitors at st. Joseph's hospi-
tai.
Mrs Max Malich and children viii
go to their ranch in the southern part
OF the state. as soon as school closes
to remain during the summer.
Mrs. ]. c. Ryan and Miss Julia will
visit friends in the east in July.
Mrs. John r Campion is at home
again after a prolonged stay in Cali
fornia.
Rev. Father Jarzynsd of St. Josephs
church. Globeville. is very busy pre-
pairing a large class for First Com
munion and Confirmation early in June.
The effects of the recent mission are
very marked. increased attendance AT
the daily Mass and the number of
weekly communicates, as well as
general atmosphere of piety and zeal
being noticeable.
Mrs. Flora Hendire and Miss Vir-
ginia Jones viii summer in California.
They expect to visit the Portland Elk
position on the return trip.
John Prelesink. who has been in Lin
coin, Neb. during the winter, returned
home recently
Cullen Court Ladies Catholic Order
of Forresters. will receive Holy Com
munion i'm a body at the $50 O'CLOCK
mass at Logan avenue chapel next
Sunday.
The Easter collection for the cathe-
dral parish amounted this year to
$915.35. as set forth in printed report
circulated Iast Sunday at all the
masses.
The Sacred Heart Aid society was en-
tertained last Thursday by Mrs. VIII |
liam T. Cream. 2137 Lincoln avenue. !
Business of Importance was transacted !
and a pleasant afternoon was spent
An excellent minstrel production con- |
Quoted along up-to-date lines for the
purpose of providing funds TO enable /
the young and sturdy cadets comprls-
ing the memberships of St. Anthony |
Cadet company No. ,, TO purchase new
uniforms. occurred last Tuesday even
ing i'm St Elizabeth's, hall Eleventh
and Curtis streets. Some good talent
composed the cast and a thoroughly
good program was rendered.
A fashionable wedding of the month
will be that of Miss Katherine Mullen
and Mr. James O'ConnOr. which VIII
take place AT St Leos church on the
morning of Wednesday. May 81. Bishop
Matz VIII ofticiate
The Oueens Daughters will meet !
with Miss Margaret Maloney. 1886
Emerson street. on Saturday afternoon,
May 10Th. at o'clock, and Judge Ben
B. Lindsay. the friend of the newsboys,
will address the meeting. A large at.
tendance is requested, as business of
importance will be discussed
Mrs Harry Gray is visiting here. This
is the first time Mrs. Gray has been
in Denver since her marriage a few
years ago She WAS Miss Elizabeth Lid
dell popular i'm Catholic circles, and
the founder Of the Aandern club, Many
of her old friends are renewing ac-
quaiutance With this charming woman,
but her visit will take from Denver
another we'll liked young woman. her
niece. Miss olivia Liddell, who returns
with her to Manila.
Among the young men who received
diplomas from the Colorado College of
Dental Surgery last Monday evening.
was Mr. James l. Laughlin. of the
cathedral parish. Mr.. Laughlin was
graduate of the Immaculate Concep-
ton High School class of 1902. Through
out his course in dentistry. he has dis
tinguished himself in his classes and
his friends are confident of his success
in his chosen profession.