The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-02-20
Church Notes.

Father H. l.. McMenamin, pastor of
the cathedral. is in receipt of a letter
from Mrs. There5a McStay of q Nc
Keown street. Lisburn, County Antrim,
Ireland. asking assistance in locating
her sister, whom she has not seen for
twenty-eight years. She has not had
word from her for twenty-fouT years.
The sisters maiden name was Ellen
McGuruaghan, and shortly after COM
ing to America she married Hugh
kearney, who has since died.
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Father Percy A. Phillips, chancellor
of the diocese of Denver, returned on
Monday from a visit of almost year
at his home in British Columbia His
health is much improved. Father Phil
lips remained for a few days at the
Shirley hotel, resting after his journey,
and then took possession Of the large,
sunny room reserved for him in the
ney parochiaI residence at 1854 Grant
avenue. In the assignment of apart
ments the front room on the second
floor, with its large windows and splen-
did view, were saved for the chancel-
lor
Father LefeXbre, who acted as seer
tary to the bishop during the absence
of Father Phillips. left early in the
week for Pueblo, where he has been ap-
pointed chaplain of the Sacred Heart
orphanage.
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The wedding of Miss Bertha Reine-
wald and Henry H. Funk, two recent
acquisitions to the cathedral parish.
was an event Of Wednesday, Feb. IL.
The ceremony took place with nuptial
mass celebrated by Father McMena-
min.
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The Altar and Rosary society of the
cathedral parish will give a dance and
social at the Woman's club building, on
Glenarm street. on the evening Of Feb.
% Joseph Newman will conduct a
dramatic and musical program the fore
part Of the evening. and at 10 O'Clock
dancing will commence and last until
midnight. 1t is the intention of the
society, in case this entertainment
should prove a success, TO make il the
opening one Of a series having for its
object the promotion of sociability
among the parishioners as well as the
means of increasing the treasury of
the society, which looks so well after
the wants of the altar and sanctuary.
"Marys Merry Christmas" the little
sketch which viii conclude the Altar
and Rosary society entertainment. was
written by Mr.. Newman, under whose
direction the entire affair will be given.
ne prog lsdiils III AulA, 4O4lONs-
Piano Duett .....,.......-......Se Selected
Misses Rost and Sprigg.
Songs. "Slunber, Slumber On" II
Was a Hero. Ttoo' Joseph Newman
Violin Solo CCanzonetta) D D'Ambrosia
Miss Ruby Thorpe
Contralto Solo, '"The Quest" ..... Smith
Miss Gretta Rost.
Recitation, THE Tender Hearted
Man ...,.,,,.,,, .......,-.,...C Cook
Joseph Newman.
Violin Solos, Venetian Love Song"
.........,,., ,.,,,,,,,,,.,,-.,. Nevin
'Elfentanz" Observation-Disclosures. PalaSchko
Miss Ruby Thorp.
Contralto Solos, Noon and Night
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"A Dream" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Bartlett
Miss Greta Rost.
Songs, Don't You Mind It. Honey"
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Cara Roma
Ten Little Toes CThe -Four
Ages) ..................GI Glover Kind
Joseph Newman.
Intennission for five minutes. To
conclude with:
"Mary's Merry Christmas"
An original one-act comedy by Joseph
Newman.
Mary Stevans Miss Clara Skeel
Fred Stevens .......... Joseph Newman
Scene: A room in the Stevens home in
Denver on Christmas.
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Rev. Michael w Donovan of Ouray,
Colo. is at Mercy hospital, Denver
While Father Donovan is not seriously
i'll, vet the severe winter In the noun
tains has been tax on his vitality.
X X y
Rev. Charles H Hagus Of St. Mary's
church, Colorado Springs, came up to
Denver last week to assist at the cele-
bration Of his mothers birthday.
x x x
Rev. Clarence KaVanaugh of Chicago |
is i'll at Mercy hospital.
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The annual election Of officers in the |