The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-02-11
Ball For Sacred Heart Aid Society

Ball For Sacred Heart Aid Society
Between now and Ash Wednesday. a
the Catholic young people Will endeavo
10 crowd in as much pleasure as posi-
bic for nothing of social interest wi
take place during the forty days pre-
ceding Easter, and after that it will b
too late to launch any entertainment
of any proportions. The dance to b
given by the Sacred Heart Aid societ,
i'm Marble hall on March will be
brilliant affair and will be largely at
tended.
Miss Joanna Brosnan entertained thu
Aandern club on Wednesday afternoon
In a delightful manner. The lecture
on Moorish Decoration" by Miss
Miles was very entertaining and in.
stTuctive.
Thursday the mid-term holiday for
he students of the college OF the Sacred
Heart was a pleasurable occasion. The
Boys INDUCED in sports all day. on ac-
.ount Of the pleasant weather. and
hose who did not remain at the college
spent the day in Denver as guests of
he day scholars.
Rev. Father Lonergan. s. j., project
# the college of the Sacred Heart. has
oeen quite i'll fer the-past tive weeks,
out is recovering now.
Friends of the students of the college
md especially of the dramatic society
Hill watch with interest announce
nents anent the entertainment to he
given at the Broadway teatre on the
evening Of February 20, which is two
weeks from Sunday. The dramatic
Tub viii present 1.-THE Eignet of the
King and in addition, there will be
1ther entertaining features The even
ng promises to net good financial re-
urns. Much interest is being mani
.ested by the students in the re-
learsals which are held frequently now
hat the time is drawing near.
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ON Washington's birthday. the music
lass of the Immaculate Conception
school viii give their annual musicale
their friends and relatives. Invita-
ions are not yet issued.
Bernard Murray OF the cathedral
parish who has been seriously i'll is now
improved and will soon be able to re-
sumo his school work
Mrs. Mary Lengan was removed from
ne Mercy sanitorium to her home, 1920
IL. n
lrues 10 improve. She viii soon be
able to undertake trip to California
where it is believed she win ranidl,
cooperate.
The Young Ladies' Sodality of the
cathedral parish viii hold their month
y meetig next Sunday. They will re-
eve Holy Communion at the 7:3o
o'clock Mass.
Mrs. J. J. r. Moran left Wednesday
morning Of this week for Calhan. Colo
@ pay visit to her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Petitclerc. She will be
gone two weeks.
Husband and Wife Die in One wsaL
Scarcely a week after she had fol-
owed the remains of her husband. Mrs
Thomas Tracy was born TO the same
place and laid in the new made grave
beside that of her life companion. on
Wednesday morning friends TO the
number of several hundred gathered ~
the Church of st. Patrick in North
Denver and paid their last tribute of |
love and respect TO Mrs. Tracy. Rev.
Joseph p. Carrigan, a friend of the |
family. conducted the funeral services |
and delivered the eulogy.
one week previously from the same |
church Thomas Tracy had been buried |
The same friends followed his body to |
the cemetery while yet Mrs. Tracy |
seemed 10 be enjoying the best of |
health. The following day she was |
taken i'll with pneumonia, from which
disease Mr.. Tracy had died. and She
fingered just a week. Both Mr.. and
Mrs. Tracy were born i'm Tipperary. /
They however did not meet until both
came to Ottawa, Ill. about forty-five |
years ago and there they married.
They have been in Denver twelve
Years Mr.. and Mrs. Tracy were ex-
emplary Catholic people and their
death is mourned by many friends.
They are survived by their sons and !
daughters who are, John Tracy, Dan
Tracy, Miss Sara Tracy Miss Mary
Tracy Mrs. p. w. Lawler. and Mrs.
Dan Eagan. May their souls rest in
peace.