The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-06-20


} magnitude and flourishing appearance
, Father Shaw was impressed with the
I contrast between Denver of today anG
Denver of twenty-five years ago. Al
that time he conducted a mission in
the old st. Mary's cathedral.
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The st. Thomas Theological seminary
; on Myrtle hill, south of Denver, will
, have the services of four or five ad-
ditional priests in the near future. A
few of these ministers have just been
ordained.
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Miss Minnie Waldo was received into
the Catholic church in Logan Avenue
chapel last Sunday after a course of
religious instruction by Father H. L.
McMenamin, who performed the bapus-
NAL ceremony.
Requiem high mass for the repose
of the soul of Mrs. Modesto Mott, who
died two weeks ago, was sung by Fa-
ther McMenamin on Tuesday of this
week The mass was offered by The
St Vincent's Orphans Aid society," of
which organization Mrs. Mott had been
an honorary life member.
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After a brief illness Joseph Fulham,
| fourth son of Mrs. Richard Fulham of
1345 Pennsylvania avenue. passed away
! last week. The death of Mr. Fulham
was rendered doubly sad by reason of
! its following within seven weeks that
! of his younger sister, Miss Alice Full
ham. Mr.. Fulham went to Pueblo
couple of weeks ago to accept a re-
sponsible position. He contracted pneu-
monia shortly after his arrival and the
most skillful attention failed to save
his life. Miss Minnie Fulham, a sister,
went down from Denver when the news
was telephoned to this city. Mrs Full
ham, the wife of the young man, and
his two little daughters. aged 2 and
years, were with him when the end
came. Mr.. Fulham was well known m
Denver by reason of the long period of
time covered by the residence of his
family in this city. The funeral, held
on Thursday morning at Logan Avenue
chapel was largely attended Requiem
mass was offered by Father McMena-
min.
The wedding of Miss Coyle to Thom-
as Hines was an event of Wednesday
of this week. The ceremony was in Lo-
gan Avenue chapel. with Father Nc
Menamin officiating.
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Rev John Belzer, assistant pastor of |
the pro- cathedral has gone to George |
town to look after the Catholic church |
there. while the regular pastor, Father
Sasse, takes a well earned vacation |
abroad. Father Sasse will be absent /
about two months
Out of respect to the memory of Miss
Alice Fulham, charter member of |
the Denver council of Queens Daugn-
ters. members Of that society received
holy communion in body at the
n lnrzly IT,, I |
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Miss Estelle Younger became the
bride Of Edward Hurry of Covington,
KY, at nuptial mass in Logan Avenue
chapel last Tuesday. Rev Father ]. f
McDonough officiating. The ceremony
was performed at o'clock in the morn
ng.
First holy communion was given to
class of 90 boys and girls in st. EIz-
ibeth's church last Sunday morning
rhe ceremony was not without a tinge
If sadness. for it was to witness this
service that the late Father Leo. o. F.
W., pastor of st. Elizabeth's postponed
lis trip to the Fatherland after permis- I
ion from his provincial had been Oh
aimed. He had seen the preparation t
# the class launched, and it being the
irst under his pastorate, he was anx- 6
Gus to mark the occasion with un- 9
7onted ceremony. i
Charles Thurin and Mrs. Ella E. Har- '
er were united in marriage quietly last =
morning by Rev Father Nc a
ienamin in Logan Avenue chapel.
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An innovation in class day exercises n
1ade the program carried out by the 4
lass of 1908 of Immaculate Conception 6
Ugh school last Monday evening ex- /
epuonally enjoyable. Instead of the a
1readworn essays which often make
ommencements tiresome, the young Ia n
les gave "Evangeline," accompanying c
eautiful colored slides with readings {
ON Longfellow's masterpiece. Those j.
were the seven graduates. c
he musical selections which were in n
with other features Of the a
rogram were especially entertaining. "
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On Tuesday evening the graduating F
onors were conferred on Misses Ho- n
bra Genevieve Ahern, Anna Honora h
kolt, Irma Lucille Dillon. Florence 70
eraldine Flynn, Katheryn E. Dorothea m
city, Jennie Elizabeth Mulcahy, Sara e,
atheryn Mulrooney.
In the absence of Bishop MatZ. Fa- S,
er McMenamin awarded the diplo- M
/
Ave Maria" sung by Miss Mary Null n,
oney. Attorney Daniel B. Carey made IL
e principal address. The exercises
ere followed by benediction b,
Miss Dillon, the valedictorian of her F
ass. was awarded the scholarship in ri
L st. Joseph's academy, outside Gin ca
matt, for general excellence during
e four years Of the high school course. ga
On Wednesday evening the class Of to
)S was received into the alumni asso- pr
alton of the school at banquet CIV he
in their honor at the Shirley hotel.
aurice Hickey, class '06 officiated as Fl
7stmaster, and bright and interesting re
ere the responses to the toasts.
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During the summer months high mass til
II be eliminated in Logan Avenue
APPEL For the hot season the hours no
mass on Sunday will remain un-
anged, but the last mass will be a NJ
v one, with short instruction in its
ace OF the usual sermon. fol
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The babies and young children of Y.
? pro-cathedral were colemnly invest
with the Immaculate Conception
sdal at pretty service last Sunday
ernoon. Mothers from all parts Cf
: city brought their little ones to be
.ssed by the mission fathers. -