The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-04-08

CompHShed by those VINO nave na'
the good work in hand. Much credit j
due the Children's choir for the reall,
excellent manner in which the Mas
was sung.
The $50 Mass on Sunday was of
fered for the intention Of the Catholic
Young Mems club of the cathedral
About twenty-five members received
Holy Communion. Much interest i
expressed by the young men of thu
parish in this undertaking. a cordia
invitation is extended to any who would
like to become members. The organi-
cation affords opportunity for recrea-
ton and Improvement, and justly de-
serves the popularity it enjoys.
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Rev. Robert Servant was a guest al
the parochial residence last week
Father Servant is mostly kindly re-
membered as an able assistant at the
cathedral in the days of Ri. Rev
Bishop Machbeauf. His many Denver
friends were glad 10 welcome him again
and 10 hear of the fiourishing condi-
ton Of his parish.
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George Williams of Cripple Greek
spent last week in Denver the guest
of Julius Smith.
MIS-. w llll6lll tTulOIls accompanied ny
her daughter, Miss Grace Guion, left
for Los Angeles, Wednesday, April ).
Mrs. Guion has not been very well of
late and her physicians deem a change
of climate advisable,
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Miss Lola Montey of Monterey, Mex
Eco. is a guest of Mrs McAndrews of
Williams street Miss Montey is a
charming young woman and the pos
n n h1o fIr1 xrnipp Tho friends
she made I'm the city on a former visit
will be pleased TO welcome her again.
Mrs Thomas Lees. who has been suf-
fering the past few weeks with Theu-
matisnl. is improving.
Leo Mcbride. the little son Of j. D.
Mcbride of North Pennsylvania ave-
nue.. is quite ill with nervous prostra-
ton.
Mrs II. W. Sngletree of Sherman
avenue has gone to Kingston. Mass. to
visit her parents. She expects to be
absent until the early summer. Her
mother viii accompany her on the re-
turn trip.
Richard Lark and family have re-
turned to Greeley. Colo, much to the
regret of their friends and neighbors
on Washington avenue.
Joseph Lasasso is at present quite
ill., A sore hand may develop into
blood poisoning.
The First Communion class at 4he
Annunciation church this year IS un-
usually large. The children expect to
be prepared by Easter.
The daily Mass at st. Joseph's church,
Globeville, is remarkably well attend
ed. Rev Father Jarzynsh is very
Jealous and is supplying a long felt
want in that section of the city.
The St Vincent's Orphan Aid soci-
D. McPhee. Clarkson street on Tues |
day, April 4.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Sa-
cred Heart met at the Charles block, |
Thursday, April g..
Each succeeding week sees the Len
ten devotions better attended and from |
every parish in the city come reports |
TO the effect that q, remarkable degree !
of interest has been shown in them. |
Arrangements are now under way for
the observance of Holy week, the i'm
portant exercises taking place, as usual,
IN the Immaculate Conception chapel /
the pro-cathedral. Announcement of
he hours Of the Masses will be made
through these columns at a later
date.
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The diocese of Denver has enter
tanned distinguished visitor during
this week in the person of Monsignor
Thorpe of Cleveland, Q. Monsignor
Thorpe was a guest at the episcopal
residence for several days and on Sun
day morning celebrated Mass in the
private chapel Of Bishop Matz. During
his stay here he met several of the
priests. to all of whom he is known
by reputation as one of the great dig
nitaries Of the church. His work is
go we'll known among the clergy that
his welcome was a most cordial one.
Thomas Finrerty. son of Michael
Finnerty of the Cathedral parish who
has been i'll as a result of a stroke of
paralysis. is completely recovered and
able TO resume his work again.
Mr.. Elmer Z. Lurbush Of the Cathe-
dral parish is home again after an ex-
tensive sojourn in the east.
Joseph A. Dunn spent two weeks in
Butte and Cheyenne, returning to Den
yer early this week.
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in powerful sermon preached at the
2 30 o'clock Mass in Logan Avenue
chapel last Sunday, Father McMen-
auirn dwelt on the evils of scandal and
frivolous conT ersation. The sermon
was a splendid Lenten lesson.