The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-12-16
Sacred Heart Ladies' Aid Society
Elects Officers.

on Thursday. Dec :. occurred the
annual election OF officers OF the Sacred
Heart Ladies Aid society NJ meet
ing held al the home Of Mrs. Niilam
BOYLE. 1850 Marion street. There was
nj unusually large attendance and
much enthusiasm was manifested.
Mrs Margaret Hubbard, in a TeW
beautifully chosen remarks, paid warm
tribute to the retiring president, Mrs.
J. II. Buttel1ield and on behalf Of the
society urged her TO accept IL renomi-
nation. but Mrs. Butterfield, having
served faithfully Tor two years. was
obdurate in her refusal 20 assume The
duties for Il third term.
The name Of Mrs. Eliza Nj. Dubois
was then placed in nomination and her
election made unanimous. Mrs. Du-
bois was the first president al The
society NJ its birth in 1892. and has sey-
eral times since filed the chair with
crerit Ia herself and great benefit To
the society.
The other officers choasen for 1896
We're: First vice president. Mrs. jos.
A Osner. second wee president. Mrs.
William Boyle; secretary. Mrs. Joseph
G Hagus: recording secretary, Miss
Irene Abel: treasurer Mrs. NJ j. Aic-
Cal"thy: chaplain. Airs. u. Callahan;
auditors Mrs. Hubbard and Mrs. =. T..
Riordan. These officers VIII be installed
at the next meeting to be held Jan. 4.
the place 10 be announced later. This
society has IL membership Of 70 and it
is expected that at the installation OF
officers the attendance viii Toe too large
TO be accommodated in private house.
50 il may be necessary to engage one
OF the halls for the occasion.
A committee composed Of Mrs.
Joseph Walsh from Sacred Heart
parish Mrs. J. =. O'Brieu Of Immacu-
late Conception, Mrs. Riordan of st.
Leos and Mrs Campbell from the
North Side was appointed tn visit all
the poor and sick ON the relief roll and
distribute Christmas cheer in so far-as
the treasury viii permit
4 rising vote of thanks was rendered
Mrs. De Pear for contribution Of $40
towards furnishing the socicty's room
in Mercy sanitarium.
Mrs. George .. \ Kempton, one OF
the charter membbers, but no longer
a resident OF Denver, was made an
honorary member IN recognition Of her
services in the past. ard the secret TX
was instructed to send her a letter to
her home in New York. where she lies
dangerously i'll.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Barry of ogden
and TwenTy-second avenues are the
proud parents Of = little daughter
The regular meeting Of the Guardian
Angel guild was held on Wednesday,
Dec 8. at the home of Mrs. George Z.
Kearns, 1885 Williams street. Much
enthusiasm has been displayed in sew
ing for the poor and many warm, com
Portable garments are in readiness for
the Christmas distribution.
Mrs. J. j. McFeely OF l2-6 Logan ave
nue., wiz entertain the guild at its next
meeting
Miss Agnes Flynn has gone to spend
the holidays ii her home in Central
City
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Heinz, formerly OF
Denver, announce the engagement of
their daughter, Miss Helen Heinz. 10
Mr.. John Pierce Oracle of Little Rock.
Ark. The wedding win occur about
the first of the year and will CD OF. in
terest to many Denver friends as Miss
Heinz was at one time one Of. the most
popular young ladies of the Cathedral
parish.
Mr. Cox and Mr. John. Reardoa Of
Boston are Denver visitors for whom
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph r Reardon en-
tertained charmingly at dinner one
evening last week
Mrs Harry Connolly continues quite
i'll and her friends are very anxious
about hire.
Mrs. Joseph Petitclerc Of Calham.
Colo, is visiting her daughter, Mrs, j.
J. f. Moran, 209S Clarkson street.
The Good Shepherd Aid society met
last Tuesday with Mrs. Joseph A .Os-
ner, 357 Broadway. 1t is possible that
the sale of fancy goods which usually
occurs before Christmas at the Convent
of the Good Shepherd viii. take place
early in the coming year. 1t was inn