The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-06-08
SAL LAKE
CATHEDRAL NOTES.

Father Ryan viii be in SearChlight
next Sunday. Whilst there he will look
after the needs { the members Of the
church.
Rev. NJ. J. N,,ru of Eureka, New,
arrived in s.. L~,- asst Tuesday.
Father Mon .ruc,hio will hold services
at Mercur mex sunday.
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The affairs were very beautiful last
Sunday. The ladies who had charge
We're Mrs Morrison, Miss Mulvey and
Mrs. Gleason. Mrs. BiXby had entire
charge of the Blessed Virgin altar. and
il was, as usual when in her care, eX-
quisite.
Mrs. O. J. Salisbury. Mrs. James
Ivers. Mrs. p. 5. Keogh. Mrs. NJ E.
Mulvey, Mrs. p. l.. Gleason, Mrs. Kate
MERCER, Mrs A. H. Tarbet and Miss
Hannah Mylet were the ladies who
kindly remembered TO send flowers for
me affairs last sunday.
Mrs. A. H. Tarbet very generously
donated the quantity of white satin
ribbon used for the pews during the
coronation ceremony.
The beautiful floral wreath and
shower bouquet of carnations used for
The statue were donated by Mrs Will
liam Manning O'Brien.
Invitations have been issued by the
college for the commencement eXer-
cises of the school. to be held at the
salt Lake theatre on June Is.
Rehearsal for the Junior choir will
be held at 3 o'clock on Saturday for
the little ones: at 4 for the young girls.
and at for the boys.
The members of the Junior choir will
give the regular annual entertainment
this month at one of the local theatres.
The members OF the ST. Cecilia chorus
VIII appear for one number. The cho-
rus members will practice on Sunday
at $780,
Friday being the feast of the Sacred
Heart, large congregations attended
mass in the morning and Benediction of
the Blessed Sacrament in the evening
Miss Delpha Seren was the soloist at
the o'clock mass last Sunday. Miss
RoeIen IS 4 pupil OF sister AlacOQue of
st. Mary's academy. She has a very
pretty soprano that has been well
trained. Her work on Sunday was
narred through the organ failing again
after being repaired the day before
Phileas Goulet. baritone. was the So |
loist last Sunday He has a splendid
voice and was heard TO good advantage |
i'm Campana's "Salve." The old organ |
was used during the entire mass at II |
o'clock. and the work of the choir was !
not good in consequence. The organ
used every Sunday is not large, bat it
has remarkably good tone.
The fine art windows of the cathedral |
are being placed in position by force
Of men from the east.
The floor of the cathedral which the
Knights of Columbus have generously |
donated. viii be OF the best hardwood |
variety. Of course the cost will be
considerably more than that Of an or
binary floor, but when the knights of
Columbus decide TO do a good work. /
they do not spare money.
High mass will be celebrated until |
Sunday, June 30. There viii not be any
more rehearsals, but the members are |
requested to come on Sunday to the
high mass until June 90.