The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-06-27
Church Notes.

The Sisters of LorettO. conducting St
Mary's academy and Loretto Heights
have spent this week in annual retreat
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Father Shaw, one of the missionaries
who recently concluded a successful two
weeks of preaching in the pro-cathedraI.
left Sunday for Kansas City. Father
Hanley, who with him conducted the
mission. intends to remain at the St.
Thomas seminary in South Denver
for a few weeks
Father Francis Hennegan, formerly
Of the College of the Sacred Heart who
was ordained a short time ago by Car
dinal Gibbons at Baltimore. after con-
Guiding his studies at st. Mary's sem
mary in that city. viii soon arrive in
Denver. He will be assigned to duty
in this diocese.
The priests of the diocese of Denver
Will go into annual retreat on the even
ing of Monday, July 20, and continue
their solemn meditations until Friday of
that week. The retreat will. as usual
be al the College of the Sacred Heart.
Father Nugent, c. NJ, will conduct it.
Because he had on his death bed be-
come not only Christian but a Catho-
-iNf NAiN Ad~'i lies VI Nile GnuIC0 were
given Isaac Stein on Sunday, following
which ceremony he passed peacefully
away. Mr.. Stein was Of the Jewish
faith until two weeks ago, when after
course Of instruction he was bap-
tized by Father McMenamin. In the
early days of Denver Mr.. Stein was
prominent politician. Two years ago he
was employed on the construction work
on the MOffat road in Routt county.
and II was there that he was injured by
being thrown from a horse. That injury
has since confined him TO his home. Mr.
Stein was member of Branch II. B. p
Q. Elks. That organization conducted
the funeral.
The Sacred Heart College Dramatic
club covered itself with glory last week
IN producing The Toastmaster." a
three-act comedy by Norman Lee
Swartout. The play was given in con-
junction with the closing exercise. a
the college at the Womans' club build
ing. There were no graduates in the
classical course, but commercial GER
uhcates were awarded to Arthur Sex
ton, John Patrick Akolt, Francia A.
Bautsch, Frank w. Ryan, Joseph H.
Horan, Joseph NJ McAndrews. John d
Nevin, Joseph Mendoza and Earl Stan
ley Despair. In the absence of Bishop
Matz. the diplomas were conferred by
Monsignor Henry Robinson
To the efforts of the glee club is due
not little of the success of the pro-
gram last week. The members are Earl
Despair. John F. Leuders Michael ]. |
Kelly, William V. Doyle. Raymond E. |
Noone. Bernard J. Mulligan, Charles |
Hanzel and Raymond L. Sullivan.
The cast Of The POSTMASTER fol- |
lows:
Bill Morgan ........ Raymond F. Moles
Who Owes and Can't Pay
Towel Fairfax John j. Cunningham |
The Lost Toastmaster"
Bob Kenmark ......... Paul A. I,owrev |
Who Never Gives Up"
Henry Reed ............ Felix L. O'NenI |
Who Leads the Opposition
Tom Ripley ..........P. Leo Robinson
Who Also Never Gives Up"
Professor Reed. ..... Arthur A. Sexton
Who Sometimes Forgets.'
Nelson, butler. William H. Bethman
Who Does Some Plotting"
Buzzer Reed John NJ. Schwend
Who Has Too Much to Say"
Mr.. O'Neil was seized with an attack
OF illness just before the curtain rose
on the first act. and had TO be removed
to his home. His place was taken by
Mr.. Doyle. who, considering that he
had not rehearsed with TIE company
acquitted himself admirably. The Of
hcers of the Dramatic club are:
President. .......... Raymond E. Moles
Vice president .......... Felix l. O'Nen
secretary ....-.... John J. Cunningham
tritic ............ 80. Arthur A. Sexton
Stage manager. William H. Bethman