The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-09-14
Church Notes.

Church Notes.
The Good Shepherd Aid society met
! Wednesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Joseph A. Osner, 357 Broadway.
Plans for the annual ball were dis
cussed and committees named.
The regular meeting of st. Clara's s
Aid society was held Monday after
noon, Sept 9, with Mrs. S. c. Young,
117S Vine street.
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Early in October the Denver council
| Of Queens Daughters will give a
large dancing party with the idea Of
| restoring their somewhat depleted
| treasury to its normal condition in
preparation for the winters work. The
organization held its initial meeting of
the season on Saturday afternoon,
| Sept. :, at the home of Mrs. I. X.
Mullen, S96 Pennsylvania avenue. The
gathering was unusually large and the
enthusiasm displayed augurs well for
the success of the seasons efforts. 1t
has been almost a year since the
Queens Daughters attempted anything
in the money-raising line, and their
friends will welcome the opportunity
of rendering financial assistance. The
committee to which the society left
the details for the arrangement of the
ball is composed of the president. Miss
Maude Ryan; Miss Winifred McKin-
non, organizer of the Denver council:
Miss Lenihan, Mrs. Frank Lettemer
and Miss Cora McCabe.
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There will be no choir at the $50
o'clock mass at Logan avenue chapel
this year, the organization having dis
banded. This news will be received
with keen regret. Most of the soloists
viii lend their services to the other
choirs.
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Fifty-two members were initiated
into st. AIMS auxiliary No. 81, knights
Of st. John, at an important meeting
of that body held at Damascio's hall
Sunday evening, Sept. l. The install
lation of officers also marked the occa-
sion. Speeches were made by Rev
Father Piccoli, Father Francis. Count
Pasquale Corte, Italian consul, and
Others. Campiglia's orchestra furnished
delightful music. The following Off
GERS were installed: Rev. J. Piccoli
of Mount Carmel church, spiritual ad-
wiser: Mrs. Anthony Campiglia, presi-
dent; Mrs. T. Pagano, first vice pres
ident; Miss Mary Palmesano, second
vice president; Miss E. Brindise: re-
cording and corresponding secretary;
Mrs. Elisa Palladino, financial secre-
tary; Mrs Catherine Veraldi treas
urer; Miss Nettie Priore, sergeant-at-
arms; Miss Anna. Pagona, messenger;
Mrs. Veronica Damascio. guard: Miss
Annie Faes, pianist. The board of trus-
tees is composed of Mrs. A. Pieri. Mrs |
V. Scavo, Mrs. L. Biarce, Mrs. r. La |
Bate and Mrs. r. Lolve.
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The mission given last week at the
Church of the Holy Ghost by Rev. E. |
NJ. Laycock closed on Sunday at $50 |
O'Clock mass, which was said by the |
pastor, Rev. Frederic Bender The |
missionary, who also gave the papal |
blessing. Judging by the attendance
and the number of communicates the |
mission is considered a great success.
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Rev. William c. Kelly of Grafton,
Pa, is visiting the family of his broth
er, Edward Kelly, 1914 Logan avenue
Father Kelly is a frequent visitor in
Denver, and has many warm friends
here. On Wednesday evening of last
week Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly gave a din
ner in his honor The other guests
were Rev. Father Phillips and Father
of the Cathedral, Father
Carrigan and Father Kleinbrecht OF
st. Patricks, and Rev. Father Organ
Of st. Leos.
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Fire Chief Terrence Owens and fam
lily have moved into the cathedral par
ish and are pleasantly established at
1923 Clarkson street. Last week Mr.
Owens had as his guests c. E Nc
Hugh, chief Of the fire department of
Deadwood, S. D., and Joseph MCGUIRE.
assistant fire chief of Kansas City.
Both are fire-fghters of distinction,
and Mr.. McHugh is the proud possessor
Of medal given him by the citizens of
Deadwood commemorative of his he
roic rescue of a number of persons in
a terrible fire some years ago