The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-03-04

] Mrs. IhomaS h. Mchenna OF 1860 Jo-
sephine street entertained the Guardian
Angel guild on Tuesday last. At this
meeting the guild took under consid-
Grafton the giving of the greater share
! Of its aid to the institutions in most
need After business, as usual, the
members enjoyed a social time.
A very pretty wedding took place
| Tuesday evening at Logan Avenue
chapel, when Rev. Father NJ. W. Dono-
van united in marriage Miss Catherine
Owens and Louis c. Fischer. Miss
Mary Owens, a sister of the bride,
and E. H. Draeseke, We're the attend
ants. The bride was charmingly
gowned in a, dainty creation of white
MULE and lace, and carried brides
roses. The bridesmaid wore white
MULE and carried pink roses. After
the wedding, supper was served to the
relatives at the home of the brides
mother, 1904 Broadway. The young
couple received many beautiful gifts.
Mr. and Mrs. Fischer will be at home
after March l in Colorado Springs
Rev. Louis F. Hague of Colorado
Springs spent a couple of days in
Denver this week. Father Hague is
we'll and reports everything in -four
ishing condition in his parish.
The entertainment given by the
children of st. Leo'S church on We'd
nesday evening last was an unquai-
fed success. A large and appreciative
audience greeted the performance with
hearty applause The japanese we'd
ding was unique in its way and thor
oughly pleasing. The drill of the boys,
however, was perhaps the most inter-
esting part of the programme, and may
be a stepping stone to the formation
of a cadet society in connection with
the knights of st. John. Rev. Father
Organ, in speaking of the matter at
the childrens mass on Sunday told
the parents of the many advantages
to be derived from such an organiza-
ton by boys between u and IL years,
and earnestly requested the older mem
berS of the congregation to meet with
the youths that afternoon at the close
of the Sunday school. Several prom
inent knights addressed the boys at
that time and explained to them the
benefits and advantages Of such So
ciety.
The Young Mems society Of Logan
Avenue chapel will give an entertain
ment on st. Patrick's night which they !
promise will be pleasing and suitable
to the occasion.
The Sacred Heart Ladies Aid So |
ciety will give a charity ball on Mon |
day evening, March 6, at Marble hall, |
1910 Cleveland place. This ball is an |
annual event and is looked forward to |
with pleasantest anticipation by all |
those fortunate enough to have been |
by this society, which |
numbers among its members some OF |
the best known and most popular Ia
dies in all of the parishes of the city. !
The marriage of Thomas William
Thurber and Miss Florence Kistler was
at the residence of the |
brides parents on Downing avenue, on
Sunday evening last. Mr.. Thurber is
well and favorably known by the
vouneer and older Catholics of Lo-
gan Avenue parish. who extend to
himself and his bride many good wish
Is. Rev. Michael Donovan performed
the ceremony
Mrs Leonard who recently under
went a serious operation in st. Jo-
spehs hospital, returned to. her home
Tuesday very much improved.
The Altar and Rosary society Of the
cathedral parish viii receive Holy
at the 7:30 mass on Sun
1ay next. This society is steadily in
in membership. Rev. Father
Donovan, its chaplain, delivers most
instructive discourses at the regular
afternoon meetings.