The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-07-03
Church Notes.

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Church Notes.
Rev. Charles H. Hagus was up from
Colorado Springs during the week.
Rev. Joseph P. Carrigan gave first
holy communion to sixty boys and girls
Sunday morning in the new ST. Pat
ricks mission church.
The senior and Junior branches of the
Holy Name society of the cathedral
parish received holy communion last
Sunday in Logan avenue chapel
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Rev. Father Malley of Chicago is Wis
iting in Denver and assisted the priests
of the cathedral in conducting services
last Sunday.
Rev j. ]. Donnelly, pastor of st.
Francis de Sales church, has returned
from Canon City, where he delivered
the address to the graduates Of st.
Scholastica's convent.
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The Sacred Heart High School Alum
nj association, which was recently or
ganized with over 100 members, held its
first annual banquet at the Brown Pal
ace hotel on Tuesday evening, June %.
An address of welcome was delivered
by the toastmaster, James P Reidy,
and responded to by Miss Monica Ross.
The toasts We're as follows: "Our Grad
Gates.' W. j. Reidy; Our School," Miss
Mary Kennedy. The prophecy was the
clever work of Miss anna Thompson,
while Miss Agnes L. Smith reveled in
Retrospect a musical program con-
tributed to the pleasure of the occasion
and was as follows: Violin solo, r. j.
Thompson: vocal solo. Mrs. w. J. Soils:
piano solo, Miss Grace Curtain, and
vocal solo, Miss Helen Bantsch. Rev
Edward Barry, S. J., president of the
school, addressed the Alumni associa-
ton. The BANQUET was a pronounced
success. and will become an annual
event i'm the history of the school
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Miss Heloise Kennedy has returned
from school in New York City. Miss
Kennedy was graduated from st.
Mary's academy i'm the class of 1908,
and went east to finish her education.
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The cathedral parish picnic, under the
auspices of the Holy Name society. will
be held on Monday, July g. at Dome
Rock one of the most inviting spots
in Platte canyon. For nearly two
have been disposing of tickets and 9TH
crwise working to make the affair the
success il deserves to be, and from
present indications a general goood time
is assured. Handsome articles have
been contributed as prizes in the vari-
GUS races and games in which the more
strenuous may wish to engage. Dane
ing, fishing and the quiet contempla-
tion of the grandeur of the mountains
VIII all find their devotees. This will
be essentially a basket picnic. but all
those who do not care to so burden
themselves may purchase luncheon at
the pavilion. Two special trains will
leave union station at s and 9 o'clock
a. M, returning about s o'clock in the
evening.
Arrangements are almost completed
for the monster picnic to be given by
the Good Shepherd Aid association at
the White City on Saturday, July 10.
The many concessions at this attrac-
tive resort viii be in charge of men and
women who have labored for years in
the cause of charity.
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The annual picnic for the benefit of |
ST. Vincent's orphans home will be |
held on Saturday, July 81, at Elitch's |
Gardens. The member of St Vincents |
Aid society have charge of the arrange
nents, and viii be ably assisted by |
many generous men of the city. The |
Annunciation and st. Patrick's |
branches of St Vincents Aid will CO. |
operate with the main society to make |
The picnic a successes. The Glitch Stock |
this summer is a very popu- /
ar one, and the theatre is sure to add |
goodly sum to the days profits.
st. AIMS Aid society for the support
IF The new foundling's home win give a
picnic at the White City on Tuesday.
Aug. 81. This society was recently or
and numbers about fifty mem
1ers.
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The Ancient Order of Hibernians will
lold their annual picnic at Bloomfield
park on Saturday, July 5. An interest
ng program of games and athletic
sports viii be given and handsome
1riZes awarded
The various communicates of knights
'f St. John viii picnic at Crystal lake
N Monday, July ;. A steam launch
md several new rowboats have recent
y been added to the equipment of the
axe, and viii be greatly enjoyed A
lew dancing pavilion built out on the
axe is another attraction. w. p. Ho-
an is chairman of the committee on
and announces some
pirited contests for the day.
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The Sacred Heart Aid society met on
Thursday, July l, at the home of Mrs
Henry Abel, 2642 Lafayette street. The
meetings. will continue throughout the
months.
Personal.