The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-08-21
THE NTERMoUNTAN AND COLORADO CATHOLIC: AUG 21 1909

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Aztec and John Bluebaker occurred on
Tuesday morning Immediately before
the $50 o'clock mass in Logan avenue
chapel, Father McMenamin officiating.
Mr.. Bluebaker is recent convert to
the Catholic church.
The Queen of Heaven Aid association
met Tuesday afternoon, August IT. at
I the home of Mrs. e. De Cunto, 1860
Pennsylvania. Final arrangements
were made for the picnic which will be
| given at Elitch's gardens on Saturday,
August 81 Mrs. Frank Kirchhof, pres
ident of the Queen of Heaven Aid So
| ciety, Is much gratifed at the success
which is attending the efforts of her
!, self and the generous women who are
assisting her In the sale of tickets. The
missionary sisters of the Sacred Heart
who conduct Regina Coeli Villa have
done good work among the Italian poor
since taking up their residence In Den
yer and have had to suFmount many
obstacles.
The Scored Heart Aid society met
| Thursday afternoon, August IS, with
Mrs. NJ. c. Harrington, 924 Seventeenth
| avenue.
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The senior division of the Holy Name
society Of cathedral parish held its
regular monthly meeting in the school
house Thursday evening, August 49,
Both the senior and junior branches
will receive holy communion next Sun
day at the o'clock mass in Logan
avenue chapel.
The first annual picnic of st. AIMS
Foundlings' Aid society will be given
at Lakeside on Tuesday, August 81.
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st. Vincent's Aid society will meet
on Tuesday, September l, at the home
of Mrs. c. P. Howard, lac West Liv-
ington place.
William Cream, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. T. Cream, will take his first vows
at the Jesuit novitiate Florissant, Mo-,
on Wednesday, September 8.
Rev. Father Thomas Moreschini, S.
NJ, pastor of Mount Carmel church, has
been called to the parent house of the
Servite order in Chicago. The an
pouncement was received with intense
sorrow by Catholics all over Denver
to whom Father Tom" as he is low
ingly and Familiarity called, had en-
deared himself during the four years Of
his connection with Mount Carmel
church.
The midsummer edition of Parish
Topics" viii 35 ready for circulation
next Sunday ong the parishioners of
the cathedral 1t is being prepared by
the young men and women, who are
generously giving their time to the
task of collecting subscriptions to the
| h11iI6ipp fund Of the "a fbadr9l
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Miss Mary Elizabeth Westland, one
of the most popular young women of
Montclair, was married last Wednesday
to Charles Smith. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Father Walsh in the
presence of none but the immediate
families of the contracting parties. The
wedding was a very quiet one, owing
to the recent death Of the brides young
sister.
The A. B. club will picnic at Eldorado
Springs on Sunday, August p. Mrs.
Cullen will chaperon the party.
Miss Ursula Dietrich is visiting in
the east.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Malo of the
cathedral parish are the proud parents
of a little son, born August 5.
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Miss Jennie Fisher returned EARLY
this week from a short visit to Ogden,
! Utah.
Mrs T. NJ Kelly of La Junta is be-
ing much entertained during her stay
] in Denver.
Miss Gertrude Tobin left during the
week for Chicago for a prolonged stay.
She will visit st. Paul and Minneapolis
before her return to Denver.
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Mrs. C. w. O'Bryan of Hot Springs,
Ark, is enjoying the beauty of a Colo
RADIO summer.
Miss Stella Forham has returned to
Denver after pleasant visit with Miss
Ethel Kearns at Maniton.
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Mrs. Jack Faulkner is at Pine Grove
for a few weeks.
| Miss Esther Heating and Miss Juliet
Miller, who have been visiting the
family of C. P. Allen, 1923 West Eigh-
tenth avenue, left during the week for
their home in Missouri.
Mr. and Mrs. c. McAlister Wilcox
are at Estes park.
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Mr.. and Mrs. James Laughlin have
gone to their summer home at Bailey's,
in Platte canyon.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bryan of Gin
cinnati, Ohio, spent a few days in Den
yer last week on their return from
| Seattle and other northwest points.
| Miss Alice Barmetler, who spent last
week with friends in Denver. has re-
turned to her home in Georgetown.
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Mrs. Edward Kelly of 1914 Logan
avenue entertained last week at an af-
ternoon party as a farewell for her
sister-in-law, Mrs. C. W. Morgan, of
Berkeley, Cal, who was visiting in
Denver.
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Mrs. C. E. Veillencourt of the cathe-
dral parish recently received news of
the tragic death of her sister, Mrs.
Charles Lemen, who was fatally burned
at her home in Philadelphia
Miss Elizabeth He'll, who passed away
early last week at her home, 1888 Hum
| bOldt street was hurled on Tuesday