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

CATHEDRAL NOTES.


Mrs. L. viko and Mrs. j. j. Farrell
are the ladies appointed to attend t
the affairs this week
Miss owen sang the offertory at st
Mary's last Sunday.
Miss Clara Fafek will sing an &C
Salutaris' by 3ordese, for the offer
tory next Sunday at the II O'Clock
Mass.
Miss Mary Jenkinson. Miss Rosemary
Holland and Miss Ruby Daniels were
the sweet soloists at the O'Clock Mass
last Sunday.
Miss Florence Locke, Miss Clara Fa-
fek and Miss Isabelle Higgins were the
soloists at the s o'clock Mass last
Sunday.
Instructions are given twice a week
at the Cathedral for the children who
will make their first Holy Communion
and receive confirmation next month
Parents are reminded of their duties
i'm regard TO sending the children to
the Instructions.
Rev Father Sciocchetti celebrated
Mass a Murray last Sunday at 9
o'clock Beautiful music was rendered
by Miss Lottie Chantron and several
other young girls with Miss StrattOn,
talented musician, presiding at the
organ.
The laying of the stone. which is now
being rushed, in the towers of the ca
thedral will soon be commenced. When
completed they viii add one hundred
feet to their present height.
Fathers Donoher and Rosswinael. two
Jesuit Fathers remained over in the
city during the week They were go
ingto Montana to give mission.
Whilst in the city they were guests
at the Hospital of the Holy Cross. The
new cathedral they pronounced to be
the finest and most substantial church
edifice in America. The grand, mas
sive entrance was i'm keeping with the
entire building. which, with its verti- !
cal and parallel lines, shows its archi-
tectural beauty and solidity.
We publish one of many appreciative |
letters from our subscribers who /
awaited themselves Of the offer of our |
premium fountain pen:
"Nephi. Utah, May 16, 1905.-Inter-
mountain Catholic. Salt Lake City: /
Fountain pen received today; am very |
much pleased with it. That is as good
q present as 1 could wish for my birth
day, May is. Yours truly.
GEO. RAUSCHER."
Rev Father Galligan of Park City
was in the city last Monday.
Don't forget the social to be given
next Monday night for the benefit of
the Altar society at the Knights of
Columbus hall on First South.
The practice for Coronation will be
held on Sunday at 4 o'clock at the
Cathedral
Rev Father KieIy baptized the in
FAINT daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Mclean at Provo during the past
week. The pretty baby was crhist-
ened Margaret Ann Mclean, and the
sponsors were MI and Mrs. George
johnson of this city.
F.
For the Coronation ceremony the
children wear white or light colored
dresses. small veil Of swiss. chif-
fon or bobinette, and wreath Of natu-
raj or artificial flowers. Any child who {
wishes to keep her wreath must re-
member to write her name on a card
to mark the wreath so il may be re- e.
turned after the ceremony.
The officers of the Altar society are:
Mrs. Joseph Dederich, president; Mrs.
James O'Connor vice president: Mrs.
Ronald Morrison. secretary and treas
urer. With such energetic, clever. ca
pable ladies at the head of the organ
ization. the Altar society will certainly
be credit to the Cathedral. The
affairs We're beautifully decorated last
Sunday the work being done by Mrs.
J. b COsgriff and Miss Elizabeth Cos
griff