The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-03-20

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McMenamin conducted the exercises.
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Miss Anna Yictorine Connor enter
taincd her sewing society during the
week at her home, 765 Corona street.
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St. Nincent's Aid society will meet on
Tuesday, April 6, at the home of the
president, Mrs. William Sayer, 1861
Pennsylvania avenue.
The Sacred Heart Aid society held it's
regular meeting Thursday afternoon,
March Is. with Mrs. Grant McKibbon,
1886 Vine street. The committee having
in charge the compiling of the year
book reported that the books will short
ly be ready for distribution.
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Miss Florence Murphy of 1923 East
Thirteenth avenue left last week for
Seattle. Later she will visit her sister,
Mrs. Arthur Livingstone, in Vancouver,
B. c. Miss Murphy does not expect to
return TO Denver. but will make her
home in future in the northwest.
At the regular meeting Of the social
science department of the Womans
club. Rev. William Organ, pastor of
st. Leo's, addressed the women on Ire
land-An Unconquerable Race" The
lecture was a very interesting one, and
was accorded close attention.
Frank Nirchhof. who has been very
i'll since his return from the east, is
again able to be out.
Miss Florence Flynn. who has been
teaching school at Elizabeth, Colo. is
spending the vacation at her home, 1922
Clarkson street.
Miss Rose Tully, who suffered an at
tack of ptomaine poisoning last week,
is now on the road to recovery.
Obituary.
The funeral of Mrs. L. F. Wilson of
1863 Broadway occurred on Saturday
from ST. Elizabeth's church, where
requiem mass was read for the Tepose
of her soul. Burial was in Mount Olivet
cemetery.
The news of the death of Mrs. Patrick
Calihan, though long expected brought
great grief to the hearts Of the hum
dreds who knew and loved her for her
sterling character, her broad sympathy
with all suffering humanity, and the
charity that compelled her even when
sick unto death to affiliate herself with
every movement toward the relief of
the poor and distressed. Mrs. Calihan
passed away on Monday, March 10. at
the family home. 2S4S Humboldt street,
where for long weary months she had
patiently suffered from an incurable
disease.
Mrs. Calihan was born in Rochester.
\. Y, about fifty years ago. and moved
OF Denver with her family in 1898. She
is survived by her husband, Patrick
Calihan, and seven children, Frances
M, Mary A, Philip P, Katherine, The
resa H.. Madeline and Joseph Calihan.
all of whom were at her bedside when
her spirit took its flight. A brother,
Philip { gliding, is a prominent business
man Of Denver. He is now at st. Jo-
seph's hospital. where he underwent an
operation for appendicitis last week !
Two otner brothers reside in New York, |
but came to Denver for the funeral, |
which was held Thursday. March Is, |
rom Sacred Heart church. Mrs. Cali |
nan was a member of the Sacred Heart |
Aid society. the Good Shepherd Aid as !
;ociation, the Queen of Heaven Aid the |
Altar society of Sacrde Heart parish. |
he Married Ladies Sodality and the |
ladies' Catholic Benevolent association. |
All these societies were present at the
'uneral, and the church was far too
small to accommodate the many who
desired to pay last tribute TO a well
beloved and worthy woman. Interment
vas in Mount Olivet cemetery.
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Msr James Moynahan of Alma, Colo,
lied at that place on Friday. March 10.
Ifter very short illness The body
vas brought to Denver for burial. requi-
IN mass being read Tuesday. March 16.
It Annunciation church. Mrs. Moyna-
IAN was among the pioneer settlers of
Colorado, having come here with her
husband more than forty years ago
dr. Moynahan was at one time state
enator. Mrs. Moynahan leaves a hus-
'and, two daughters. Mrs. Alice Car
michael of the cathedral parish. Den
'er, and Miss Carrie Moynahan of AL
ma. Also two sons. William Moyna-
ian of Alma and Edward A. Moynahan
f Mexico.
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Cecilia Ada. the Smonths-oId daugb-
er of Mr.. and Mrs, Walter Epson. died
n Wednesday. March 10. at the family
ome. I'll Zuni street and was laid to
est in Mount Olivet cemetery Friday,
farch II.
MISS Mary Cunningham passed away
n saturday, March 13. at the home of
er brother, Patrick Cunningham. 1925
outh Josephine Etreet The funeral
lok place Monday with requiem mass
st. Francis de Sales church, the pas
'r, Rev. j. j. Donnelly. officiating. In
9rment was in Mount Olivet cemetery.
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months mind mass for Mrs. Mar
aret A. Hubbard was read on Thurs
ay. March Is, in Sacred Heart church .
Laramie and Twenty-eighth streets ,
he mass was the Offering of the Good ,
nepherd Aid association. of which Mrs
ubbard had for years been a guiding
brit. and where she is now sadly
Used. About 100 members of the So
ETY. assisted at the requiem mass. and
anN receiNed holy cnrnrn11nin,n fnr IL | !