The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-11-21
Church Notes.

Church Notes.
Sister Mineve. musical instructor In
St. Gertrudes academy, Boulder, is un-
dergoing treatment for nervous pros
tration at st. Anthony's hospital, Dem
yer.
Rev Louis F. Hagus, who was placed
an charge of the church at Georgetown,
Colo, a few months ago. reports that
his recent fair netted over zoo. Father
Hagus received many valuable contri-
buttons from his friends in Denver and
Colorado Springs.
The Good Shepherd ball, which is
scheduled for December 2 at Ell Jtbel
temple, will, from present indications,
prove a phenomenal success and aid
materially in carrying the good sis
ters and those dependent upon them
through a long and severe winter. Mrs
Thomas F. Dolan, president of the
Good Shepherd Aid association, reports
that tickets for the ball are meeting
with ready sale, the success of the So
ciety on former occasions insuring
good time to all who attend. The price
of admission has been placed at 81,
while an additional so cents entities
one to a supper such as only the wo-
men in charge can prepare. Mesdames
M. A. Perry, D. w. Mullen, w. A
Granger, w. c. Weldon, J. NJ Hub
bard, Henry Abel F. NJ. Davis, George
w. Prior, Miss Kate Flaherty, Miss
Joanna Brosnen, Miss Margaret
O'heefe and Miss Julia Mclaughlin
ing Mrs. Dolan to make the unretak-
ing the success it deserves to be.
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A dance was given by the A B. club
Friday evening, Nov. 20, at st. Leo's
hall, Colfax avenue and Tenth street.
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The Queen of Heaven Aid association
held its regular meeting Tuesday after
noon, Nov. II, at the residence of Mrs.
Joseph Dobbins, 2l39 West Twenty
eighth avenue.
The Sacred Heart Aid society met
Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Ann Flaherty, 264S Champa street.
The members of this society hope soon
to be able to take definite steps toward
the establishment of a home for the
aged poor. The annual election of Of
ficers will take place at the next reg
ular meetinng, which will be held
Thursday afternoon, Dec. 8, at the
home of Mrs. NJ. J. Mccarthy, 1858 st.
Paul street Mrs. Joseph C. Hagus will
entertain with Mrs. Mccarthy.
The next monthly meeting of st. Vim
cents Aid society will be held Tuesday
afternoon, Dec. 1, with Mrs James
MCFARLAND, 1856 Columbine street. The
president, Mrs. Joseph Walsh, particu-
larly desires q large attendance, as
much business in connection with the
approaching ball for st. Vincent's
home will come before the meeting.
Tyl,a goy,fa,. b,,a nj, ne IJo1N- Ra
society of the Cathedral parish held a |
large and enthusiastic meeting in one |
of the rooms of Immaculate Conception
school Thursday evening, Nov. 19. Next |
Sunday will be regular monthly COM |
munion day for both senior and junior |
branches Of the society, which will re-
ceive at z o'clock mass. |
A mass meeting was held Monday |
evening, Nov. 16, in the Office of Mr.. |
w H. Andrew in the Charles building |
60 arrange for the annual ball to be |
given New Years night for the benefit |
Of St Vincent's orphanage, in North |
Denver.
The knights of Columbus held a par
ticularly interesting meeting Friday |
evening, Nov. 13, at their rooms in
Fraternal Union hall. It was the reg
ular meeting of the order, but gen
eral invitation had been extended to
visiting knights in attendance at the
national labor convention then in pro-
gress in Denver and forty of them re-
Bponded. In this number were includ-
ed some Of the very prominent men,
bers of the order, both in the east and
west, and some splendid speeches were
delivered by orators Of national fame.
II had been the intention Of the local
I'll 1,s .,,7rg frV ~
tinguished visitors. but sympathy for
Grand Knight Delehanty prompted
them to forego all appearance of jolli-
6cation.
On the last Tuesday in November
the examination Of the Junior clergy
OF the diocese will be held in Denver.
Monsignor Henry Robinson, vicar
general OF the diocese, who was i'll at
st. Joseph's hospital last week, was
taken to his home on Saturday.
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The wedding of Miss Mabel Barnitz
and Roy Baker, both members of the
Cathedral parish, viii be a church
event of Thanksgiving day. Father H.
McMenamin viii oficiate.
John Flanagan, who died on Monday
at the Oakes home, was buried at Mar
uuette, Mich, from which place he
came to Denver for his health. The re-
uuiem mass was in Logan Avenue
chapel Tuesday morning.
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Mother PraXedes. mother general of
the order Of Sisters of Loretto, from Lo-
retto, KY. was a guest of St Marys
academy last week. She also visited
Loretto Heights in the suburbs Of
Denver, and expressed herself well
pleased with the work of her order in
this city.
The reorganization of the Sacred ,
Heart College Alumni association is I'm
contemplation. All graduates of that
Institution and prominent under grad
yates are in receipt of circular letter
calling attention to the banquet to be ,,
held at the Albany hotel on the even /,
ing of Dec. 10, at $3.50 o'clock. At that !
time the reorganization will be affect
ed. The card is signed by Rev. A B.
Casey, 80, president; Rev. H. L. Nc
Nenamin, '97, secretary; John 7: Null
ins. 'S9; DR.. Claude E. Cooper, 81; Jo- J
seph d. Dunn, 81. and DR.. Miller e.