The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-11-06

Rev. Father Henagen, sub-deacon, Rev,
Father Phillips was master of ceremo-
nies, and the sermon of the day was
by Right Rev. Bishop Matz. The ju-
ni0r choir furnished the music.
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Rev. J. f. McDonough of the cath
edral parish conducted service last
Sunday afternoon at the Old Ladies
home.
Rev. Father Bender, pastor of Holy
Ghost church, on Curtis street, con-
templates spending the winter in Cali
fornia.
The Guardian Angel guild. of which
Mrs. NJ. J. O'Fallon is the capable pres
ident, met on Wednesday afternoon aN
the home of Mrs. William r. Cream, S25
Tenth avenue. The members of the
guild are laboring industriously on the
garments which it is the custom to dis
tribute annually among the children of
the various orphanages. It is estimat-
ed that by Christmas zoo warm and
comfortable garments will be in readi-
ness for distribution.
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The Sacred Heart Aid society met
Thursday afternoon, Nov. 4, at the
home of Mrs. ". ]. Patterson, 3l54
High street. Mrs. d. McGroarty was
Joint hostess with Mrs. Patterson. The
meeting was well attended, and returns
made from the recent ball, though not
in sufficient measure to warrant max
ing an estimate as to the net result.
The society will hold its next regular
meeting with Mrs. James W. Casey,
1868 Gaylord street, Thursday after
noon, Nov. IS.
st. Nncents Aid society has secured
knights of Columbus hall for the even
ing of Jan. 8, when the annual ball will
be held for the benefit of St Vincents
orphanage. j. E. Hesse is chairman
of the ball committee, and j. P. Dunn
treasurer. The tickets will soon be
placed on sale, and the sisters bespeak
the generous patronage of the public,
as they are in need Of funds to thor
oughly and properly equip. the rooms
set aside for the manual training de-
partment. The regular monthly meet
ing of st. Vincent's Aid society was
held Tuesday afternoon. Nov. 2. with
Mrs. John Reddin, 1643 York street.
The meeting was well attended and
much interest was manifested in dis
plans for the ball Mrs. Ed
ward McCrystal was made an honorary
Ihe hIeiHDeF OF the association in recOg-
milton of her excellent efforts in behalf |
Of the orphans of st. Vincents ever |
since the organization of the society.
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The annual ball given by the Good |
shepherd Aid association for the bene- |
1t of the House of the Good Shepherd !
VIII be held on Tuesday evening, Nov. |
., at Ell Jebel temple. Mrs. E. G. |
Straub, president of the society, is put
ing forth her best efforts to make the |
iffa1r an unusual success.
To accommodate the great number of
Iduits who have never received the sa-
of confirmation, Monsignor
henry Robinson, pastor of the Church
+ the Annunciation, is holding evening
lasses three nights a week and giving
Instructions in Christian doctrine in
PREPARATION for confirmation
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Mrs. Iva Belle Dowd died at her
ome, 1881 East Thirty-first avenue
oct. %. She was just "a years of age.
Ter husband, John Dowd survives her
he funeral was held from Sacred
Heart church Sunday afternoon. and
nterment was at Mount Olivet cemete-
V.
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There will be memorial exercises at
lount Olivet cemetery Sunday after
oon, Nov. 6. Special cars will carry
he faithful to the cemetery near
Tolden, where the priests of the city
Ill conduct the service