The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-06-24
Miss o'ponneII a Bride.

MISS " DOnneii BTlQes
A large party of Denver friends at
tended the wedding of Miss Theodore
! O'Donnell and Mr.. Henry Samuel An
mold which took place Wednesday
! morning at st. Johns church, Long
mont Colorado. The bride formerly
lived in Denver and is a graduate OF
the immaculate Conception High
school. Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold will make
their home in Longmont.
Miss Annie Longan. who has been
/ teaching school in Durango, returned
! to her home in this city last week to
spend her summer vacation. y
For the first time in its history St.
Mary's Academy had no graduates.
however, the other classes in the
| senior department gave a very enter
| tanning programme in the auditorium
of the convent, selections by st. Mary's
mandolin club being a salient feature
of the exercises. At the close of the
entertainment premiums for standing
in classes were awarded by Bishop
n. c. Matz to the following young
women: To Misses Lizzie Cook. Della
Everett, Grace Blake, Anna RYAN.
Nellie McGinn. May Lynch, Carmalite
Cooper, Mary Eagan. Dora Doss. Fern
Keith.
Diplomas for completion of courses in
penmanship, awarded by A. n. Palmer
OF the Western Penman of Cedar Rap
IDS, Ia, to Misses Grace Blake. Nav
Lynch, Estell Craig, Mary EagaH. Anna
;. Ryan, Fannie Pullen, Lucy Freund,
Dora Doss, Katherine DuberIy, Lizzie
Cook, Fern Keith. Anna Donovan
Lulu Thomas and Helen Britner.
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-Four young men were given the de-
gree of Bachelor of Arts and five re-
celved diplomas for the completion of
the commercial course at the COM
mencement exercises at Sacred Heart
College held last Tuesday afternoon
Bishop Matz and almost every priest
OF the city were present and the adj
dress of the day was delivered by Rev.
Cornelius OFarrell, assistant pastor of
81 Leo's church. An entertaining
programme was made I'D of selections
by the college orchestra and the ESSAYS
of the graduates. Those receiving their
degree were Thomas j. Danahey.
Francis Henegan, James J. Tormey
and James D. Gilmore. The hall was
decorated in the college colors. brown
and old gold, and a large attendance
applauded the efforts OF the boys.
In token of her appreciation of the
services of Rev. Father Holland. S. G..
during the last months of her illness.
Mrs. Mary Pearl. who died last week.
left him $500, according to the proyi-
sions of her will
The Ladies Altar Society of the
Church of the Holy Ghost gave
dance and card party at Coliseum hall
Monday night for the purpose of rails
ing funds to furnish the interior Of the
church which is nearing completion.
s.
The many friends of Mrs. Mary ].
Ryan will sympathize with her in the
loss OF her beloved mother. Mrs. Mary
McGlnlty, whose death occurred on
Sunday, June is. Mrs. McGinity had
enjoyed a very active career extending
over eighty-one years, and it is only
within the last half decade that she
had felt the weight of time. Born i'm
Ireland of good old Catholic parents.
she was ever loyal to her faith and had
been prominently identified with va
riouS church societies since coming to
Denver. Mrs. McGinity had made her
home with her daughter for many
years, and her death will be mourned
by large circle of friends
The funeral took place from st. Pat
rick's church on Tuesday morning.
when high mass of requiem was sung
at 1890 O'Clock by Rev. j. P. Carrigan.
who also preached the sermon. DWELL
ing especially upon the good works
which had characterized the life of
Mrs. McGinity. Interment was at Cal
vary.
With a brilliant career behind him-as
student, and with the expectation of
Immediately taking upon himself very
important responsibilities. Lawrence F.
Donleavy was last week ordained into
holy orders at Buffalo.
Father Donleavy is nephew of Ste
phen j. Donleavy, chief deputy auditor
of Denver. Mr. Donleavy left some
days ago for Buffalo to be present at
the ordination ceremonies Upon his
return he will be accompanied by his
nephew, who will visit i'm Denver for a
few days. He will then go on to Los
where he will serve under Rt.
Rev. Bishop Conaty, beginning his
work July 1.
Although he is but "a years of age.
Father Donleavy has already made for
himself very remarkable record. He
was educated at st. Kieran's college. at
and at St. Johns college,. at j
Waterford, ireland and Louvain uni /
versity, Belgium. For the past year he /
has been studying at the Niagara Falls /
He is an accomplished linz !
guist, speaking several languages
huently.
Among the pretty church weddings of !