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


Father H. L. McNIenamin, pastor of
the cathedral, believes that now that
the people who are subscribing to the
cathedral fund see that something is
being accomplished, they will double
their efforts to hasten the completion
Of what is going to be by all odds the
finest church in Denver.
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Bishop n. c. Matz gave confirmation
to a large class of children and adults
at the Church of Mount Carmel in the
italian colony last Sunday. Father NJ
W. Donovan assisted in the service,
which was exceptionally impressive. On
Monday, the Feast of All Saints, the
bishop confirmed at Lafayette, Colo.
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The little congregation which attends
Sunday mass in the Mount Carmel
school hall, where Father NJ. W. DON
ovan is temporarily officiating, is stead
lily growing. There were thirty persons
in Tendance last Sunday, against five
who attended the first service.
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There never was a prettier charity
ball than the one given at FL Jebel tenn
pie on the night of Oct q under the
auspices of the Sacred Heart Aid So
ciety. To a corps of women belongs the
credit, and so to single out three or four
would be unfair. Mrs. NJ. J. Mccarthy
the president, says she met with Coop
GRAFTON from every member of the large
congregation. Mr.. and Mrs Mccarthy
led the grand march, and others seen
at the dance were Mr.. and Mrs Frank
KirchhOf. Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Flynn.
DR.. and Mrs. P. V. Carlin, DR. and Mrs.
T. ]. Carlin, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas F.
Savage, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles J. Dunn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A. Dunn, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank w. Barry, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Walsh, Mr.. and Mrs T. F. Do
Ian, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kelly. Mr.. and
Mrs. o. L. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Sayer, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph P. Donley,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Granger, Mr. and
Mrs. 7. j. McCune, Mr.. and Mrs. Will |
liam McCue, Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Daley, |
Mr. and Mrs. John Healy, Mr.. and Mrs
John Brady, Mr.. and Mrs. Terrence |
Owens Misses Eleanor Reyer, Edna |
Straub, Bessie Phillips, Nora Phillips, |
Irene Abel, Miss Corrigan of Kansas |
City, Joseph Newman, Frank Kelly. |
Gordon Baines, Charles Smith and Jo- /
seph Horan.
AT midnight very attractive sup
per was served. The delicacies left over
were sent by Mrs. ]. A. Osner of the
supper committee to st. Clara's or
phanage, her pet institution.
Liz dOOl NOIllAlllltC WAS composed
Messrs. ]. A. Flynn, Joseph Walsh and
Frank Kelly; the floor committee was
Messrs. T. F. Dolan, H. F. Daley, J.
F. Healy, T. F. McAndries, John Brady,
Thomas McCue and DR.. r. c. Hughes;
on the reception committee were Messrs.
Frank Kirchhof, NJ. J. Mccarthy, J. A.
Osner, w. A. Granger, William Nc
Cue. w. P. Horan, ]. r. Riordan, D. w.
Mullen, Terrence Owens and o. L.
Smith.
The proceeds of the ball will be used
for the charity work which is carried
on by the Sacred Heart Aid society.
The returns have not yet been made,
but substantial sum was undoubtedly
realized.
Father H. L. McMenamin, pastor of
the cathedral, left on Wednesday night
OF this week for Freeland. Pa, for a s
visit with relatives He will be absent {
about one month. During his vacation
Father Louis F. Hagus will assist at
the cathedral. Father McAIenamin will '
visit some of the handsomest churches
Of the east during his trip, with view
to making comparisons with the local I
cathedral.
Miss Florence Broderick. one of the c
Victims Of the tramway accident at
Seventeenth street and Broadway on i
Friday Of last week, is a Catholic girl
and a member Of the cathedral parish.
She is still seriously i'll at Mercy hos
)ital where she was taken after the !
wreck. Miss Broderick is the 16-year- \
I'D daughter of Mrs. Florence Broder-
ck of 1927 Albion street. and is in her
senior year at the East Side High :
school. Miss Broderick was one of the !
)ravest of the passengers on the 4
wrecked Park Hill car. Her first 4
hought was of saving her mother wor- .
Y, and she directed that she be taken ID
o the hospital and the news broken
asily to her mother. i.
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Bishop Matz presided at pontifical =
'espers Sunday evening, the eve of the
Feast Of all Saints. The service was
"A Logan avenue chapel, and the BOYS c
hoir sang responses. Father J. f -
icDonough r- ched the sermon.
Father ..i- uE of Boston, Mass. was -
visitor j Dcly y" during this week. 4
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So far tHia month devotions for the y
ouls at Logon Venue chapel have -
cen splendilly 4 tended. At the yes
er service last sunday Rev. ]. r Nc J.
delivered an eloquent and =
1uching sermon on the subject of pur
atory. On Tuesday, Nov. >. solemn
Ugh mass wss sung at o'clock. with cc
-ev. Father &cNenamin celebrant: a,
.ev. j. F. McDonough, deacon. and ST