The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-07-25


same order in giving the recent and
very successful mission in the Cathe-
dral parish.
Church Notes.
Rev. Louis F. Hagus of st. Mary's
church Colorado Springs was in Den
Yer last week, having been summoned
because of the serious illness of his
mother, Mrs. John J. Hagus.
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Rev. Joseph P. Carrigan. pastor Of
ST. Patrcks church, was a visitor at
Eldorado Springs last week.
Word comes from Vancouver, B. G.,
that Rev p. A Phillips is slowly but
steadily recovering his health. Father
Phillips left Denver some months ago
in a very serious condition. His many
friends here hope that he may soon
return to them in his old-time health
and spirits.
Right Rev. Bishop Matz and upward
of sixty priests of the Denver diocese
repaired to Sacred Heart college Mon
day evening. July 20. and entered upon
their annual retreat. which continued
for three days, closing Friday morn
ing with solemn ceremony. The eXer-
Cises were conducted by Rev Father
Nugent, c. NJ. of st. Thomas Theo-
logical Seminary. During the retreat
the affairs of the Cathedral parish
We're in charge of Rev. Father Pheely,
c. NJ.
An anniversary high mass of re-
quiem was sung i'm Logan Avenue
chapel Monday, July 20 for the re-
pose Of the soul of Mrs. Joseph H
Malty, who passed to her reward TWO
years ago.
On Thursday, July %, high requiem
mass was offered in Logan Avenue
chapel to commemorate the memory
of Mrs. Margaret Daily.
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Hon. Peter Walrath Of Evansville. !
Ind. who came to Denver to attend |
the Democratic convention. in prolong-
ing his stay in Colorado in order TO en- |
gage actively i'm the foundation Of new
branches of the Catholic Knights of |
America. in which he is greatly in |
terested, Last week Mr. Walrath lee |
tured in st. Elizabeths school hall on |
Insurance Societies in General and /
Fraternal Insurance Societies in Par
ticular." with special reference to the /
Catholic knights of America. On !
Wednesday he visited Georgetown ami |
Central i'm the interest Of the order !
and later in the week took up the good /
TO Pueblo. Boulder. Bongmont and |
other towns in the state before re-
turning to his home in Indiana.
The Holy Name Society Of the ca
thedral parish held its regular month
ly meeting Thursday evening. July %.
in their room in Logan Avenue school
The members will receive Holy Com
munion next sunday at the O'Clock
mass.
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The Peters Pence collection which
was taken up on Sunday, July u. in
all the churches of the diocese was
larger than for many years previous.
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meeting Of those interested i'm the |
success Of st. Vincents picnic was
held Tuesday evening, July q. at the
residence Of DR. p. Y. Carlin. 1906
included all those who in years past |
have given their best efforts to the
good cause. All are working energet-
ically and harmoniously, and every
thing promises a most successful out
come The picnic will be held at Man
haitian Beach Saturday. Aug. S.
Saturday. Aug 20. is the date set
for the picnic in aid of the orphans al
Missionary Sisters OF the Sacred
Heart The picnic viii be at Eltchs
garden under the auspices Of the
Queen of Heaven Aid association.
Mrs. !. H Butterield, president of the
society. with an able corps Of assist
ants. is working hard to make the af-
fair success.
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The trolley party given by the La
dies Aid society Of Holy Family par
ish for the benefit Of the church Fri
day evening. July "a was a social and
financial success. After a tour Of the
city the guests Were served with light
refreshments at the Armory hall in
Berkeley.
A meeting Of the Sacred Heart La
dies Aid society was held Thursday
afternoon al the home of Mrs. Annie
Koran, 2540 Downing avenue.
Personal.
Mrs. Richard Fulham Of 1345 Penn
sylvania avenue has returned from
Auburn, Neb.. where she spent the
past few weeks with her daughter
Mrs. A. NJ. ingalls,. Mrs. ingalls, and
baby daughter VIII arrive early in
August to spend the remainder of the
heated term in Denver.
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DIR. p V Carlin returned Sunday
evening from a delightful fishing trip
in Wyoming
Mr. and Mrs Peter c. Schaefer and
Mr.. Schaefer's mother, Mrs. Elizabeth