The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-07-10
Church Notes.

A requiem high mass was sung in Lo-
gan avenue chapel on Wednesday, July
Z, for the repose Of the soul Of Mrs. Ann
McCallin, who died in January Of this
year, and who was one Of the pioneer
settlers Of the cathedral parish.
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The Altar and Rosary society of the
cathedral parish received holy COM
munion at o'clock mass last Sunday
at the chapel, and in the afternoon held
a regular monthly meeting at the same
place.
The next meeting of the Sacred Heart
Aid society will take place Thursday
afternoon. July Is, at the home of Mrs
John Brady, 1914 Mariposa street.
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The regular monthly meeting of st.
Vincent's Aid society was held Tuesday
afternoon, July 6, with Mrs. D. G. Mon
Afghan, 1873 York street. Plans we're
discussed for the annual picnic which
will be given at Elitchs Gardens on
Saturday, July 81.
The cathedral picnic under the aus
pices of the Holy Name society, which
was scheduled for Dome Rock on Mon
day, July 5, took place on the day an
nounced. but Dome Rock being mac
cessible on account of washouts in
Platte canyon, change was made at
the last minute and Eldorado Springs
was chosen for the affair. This element
Of surprise detracted nothing from the
thorough enjoyment of the occasion. The
weather was all that could be desired,
and the slight rainfall toward evening
but served TO make the ride home more
pleasant All the events on the original
program were carried out. while hun
dTeds availed themselves of the delights
Of the immense pool. An orchestra was
stationed in the dancing pavilion and in
the cool of the evening this was the ia
vorite spot for the picnickers, who
danced until the last train left at
o'clock. Rev. II. L. McMenamin. John
Z. Hesse, president fthe Holy Name
society, A. A. Gargan and Howard App
constituted the committee in charge of
the general arrangements. and were
ably assisted by all the members Of the
Holy Name society OF the Cathedral
parish. These annual outings are en-
couraged by the pastor. who sees in
them means of promoting a good feel
ing and sociability among the members |
of his congregation.
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The annual outing for the benefit of /
the House of the Good Shepherd will |
take place at Lakeside on Saturday. |
July 10. and from present indications |
VIII be the largest and most successful |
IN the history Of the Good Shepherd Aid |
association. which annually takes |
charge Of the event. Lakeside is Den
ver's largest play ground, and in the
diversity Of its
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Father Richard Brady, chaplain of
Loretto Heights academy. and one of /
the best known and best loved priests
in the diocese of Denver. leaves the last |
Of this week for New York City. He |
viii sail on the Maritania for Europe to
enjoy a much needed rest During his
absence Father Brady viii visit Rome
and have an audience with Pope Plus
Y.
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Father Frederick Kleinbrecht of La
Ju1ta was in Denver last week and a
part OF this, being called here by the
instituted in the district
court 10 wrest the control Of st. Pat
ricl's church property from Father ].
p Carrigan. the pastor Judge Harry
Riddle decided in favor of Father Car
rgan. but an appeal viii be taken to
the supreme court.