The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-06-10

J Der of communicates, and the sermons
! on that day were OF particular inter
est. Friday was the first Friday IL
June and a large congregation at
tended the services in honor OF the
Sacred Heart.
A novena in preparation for the
Feast of Pentecost, known as the
birthday of the church, IS now IL
progress at Logan Av5nue chapel. Spe-
cial services in honor of the Holy
Ghost are being held.
At the meeting of the Alumni asso-
citation of the Immaculate Conc5 puon
High school, held recently, a resolu-
ton of sympathy for Sister Mary Car
los was drafted and sent to her. Sis
ter Mary Carlos is very ill and her ap-
sence from the meeting was the lnspl-
ration for the resolutions.
Miss Lillian Ryan, who has been abb
sent for more than two years, returned
from California during the week. Hs1
soiourn on the coast did her an amount
of good and she returns much bene-
fed in health.
The children of the Sacred Heart
school received their First Holy Com
munion at the church on the Feast OF
the Ascension. There was large
class.
The most successful social tea of the
year was that at which the members
of the Sacred Heart Aid society were
hostesses last Thursday afternoon. The
reception was given at the home of
Mrs Joseph Osner, 1851 Broadway.
from , to o'clock, and during that
time a musical programme was given
and refreshments were served. Inc
spacious home of Mrs. Osner was at
tractfvely decorated in red and white.
the colors of the society. The guests
were received by Mrs. Osner, Mrs.
John Hubbard. Mrs. Henry Abel, Mrs.
]. H. Butterfeld. Mrs. Charles w. All
len. Miss Kate Flahery and Miss Irene
Abel. Each guest made an Offering for
the work of the Aid society, and i'll
consequence the treasury received d
neat addition. A splendid programme
of music and recitations was given un-
der the direction of Mrs. w. A. Gran
g5r. chairman of the entertainment
committee Dainty refreshments were
served from prettily decorated tables
in the dining room. Mesdames Felix
O'Neil, H A. Ryer, Otto Jefferson, j.
P Healey and J. p. Fleisch served
the ices. A report of the receipts
from the tea will be made at the next
meeting
Miss Nellie O'Farrell is so far re-
covered as to have left the hospital.
She is at present the guest of Mrs.
Harrington of Clarkson street, where
she will remain for some time. One of
the compensations of her illness has
been the consideration and kindness of
her own friends and those of her broth
er, Rev. c. O'Farrell.
The children of St Joseph church,
will receive their First Holy
Communion June %. Rev. Father
Jarzynski is an indefatigable worker.
His zeal never wearies and the results
of his labor ars manifest on every
hand Those familiar with the parish,
or rather the place where the parish
now is, five years ago would find it
hard to realize the changes wrought
in this short time by his patient, per-
sistent effort Yet there stands the
pretty church. the comfortable paro-
chial residence and an earnest, active
to support them. Globe
vile was certainly neglected vine
yard. and Rev. Father Jarjynski surely
merits the well done" of the Mas
ter for the good work he has accom-
DliShed.