The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-10-03

A requiem high mass, marking the
first anniversary of the death of Mrs.
S. j. Sullivan, was read on Thursday,
Oct. 1, in Logan avenue chapel by Rev.
II. L. McMenamin.
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"The Necessity of Revelation" was
the subject Of the second of the inter
esting series Of discourses being given
Sunday evenings in Logan avenue
chapel. Rev. J. T. McDonough was
the eloquent speaker of the occasion.
and his audience was a large and an
preciative one. Father McDonough
also spoke at the children's service in
the afternoon, and possesses the happy
faculty Of accommodating his language
TO the intelligence of his congregation.
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High mass will be resumed at II
o'clock next Sunday at Logan avenue
chapel with the choir. as in some years
past under the able direction of Pro-
fessor Joseph A. Michel The vesper
choir is in charge of Mrs Margaret
Hayden, with Miss Gertrude Norton as
organist.
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During the month of October the
Rosary viii be recited every morning
at the SIS o'clock mass.
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Rev. Father Belzer, formerly of the
cathedral, but now stationed at Canon
City, was a Denver visitor during the
week. 1t was with great pleasure that
his friends noted much improvement
in Father Belzer's health.
Rev. Philip Clark of Glockner sani-
tarium, Colorado Springs, spent part
of last week in Denver.
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Rev. Father Servant of Aspen is i'll
at Mercy hospital in this city Father
Servant was attached to old St Mary's
cathedral on Stout street nearly twen-
ty years ago.
Rev. Joseph Schmidt, recently or
dained in Germany was in Denver last
week on visit to his old-time friend,
Rev. Father Kleinbrecht of st. Pat
rick's parish. Father Schmidt left on
Monday evening for Seattle, for which
diocese he was ordained.
Rev. Father Shea, S. J., and James
Floyd, s. j., of Sacred Heart college,
are among the typhoid fever patients
receiving care at st. Joseph's hospital
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The Sacred Heart Ladies' Aid society
met on Thursday, Oct l. at the home
Of Mrs, William f. Allen, 631 Downing
avenue. The meeting was a large and
enthusiastic one, and much interest
was manifested in the plans for the ap-
preaching ball. Ell Jebel temple has
been secured for the occasion, and the |
tickets are already being distributed |
for sale among the members. who re- |
port a ready response to their appeal. |
This society is among the tried and |
true charitable organizations of the |
city, and the good accomplished by it |
during the seventeen years of its ex- |
istence has been limited only by the /
amount in the treasury. Its members |
are jealous, hard working women in |
the cause Of charity, and go the length |
and breadth Of the city on missions of |
mercy. The society tries to respond to |
all calls for help from whatever source
without regard to faith, color or ma
tionality, and its membership embraces
people from all the parishes of the CITY |
and many who are non-Catholics. Mrs. |
Eliza NJ. Dubois. chairman Of the ball |
committee, is a charter member of the
society, and served four terms as its
president. In the preparations for the
ball on the evening of Oct. %, she is |
receiving able assistance from the COM
mittee composed of Mrs. ]. H. Butter
field Mrs. P. r. RiOrdan, Mrs. Frank
Kelly, Mrs. w A. Granger, Mrs.
Dougherty and Mrs: Aldrich.
st. Vincent's Aid society will meet
on Tuesday, oct. s. with Mrs Will
Sayer, 1861 Pennsylvania avenue
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The Queen of Heaven Aid associa-
ton met on Tuesday, Sept %. at the
home Of Miss Katie Flaherty 264S
Cbampa street.
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The Altar and Rosary society of the
cathedral parish will meet Sunday aft