The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-10-29
PARISH NOTES.


Bishop y. c. Matz. who returned to
Denver from Washington last week.
confirmed two large classes last Sun
day. One was at Longmont and the
other at Boulder.
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The parish social for the people of
the cathedral. which was held this
week, was different from other socials
given by the church in that it was a
combination card party and dance.
Cards were provided for those who do
not care for dancing, and the crowd
was therefore considerably larger
than is usually assembled.
The social took place in the new
knights of Columbus building, the
large hall being used for the dance
and one of the smaller halls for the
card party.
Father Dyer. president of st. Mary's
seminary at Baltimore, was in Denver
on Monday Of this week. With him
was the superior general of the Sui
pician order. who came over from
France to visit America. They were
guests at the cathedral rectory, and
by a singular coincidence the priests
who happened to be at the rectory
that day were all alumni of st. Marys
They were Father H. L. McNIenamin,
the rector of the cathedral; Father J.
Fred McDonough. Father M. w. Dom
ovan, Father William Neenan and
Father John Belzer
Solemn high, mass of requiem was
sung at st. Mary's convent chapel on
last Saturday morning for Mother JO-
hanna Walsh. who died at the mother
house of the Sisters of Loretto at Lo-
retto, Ky, on October 5. Mother Jo-
hanna led the little band of nuns who
crossed the plains with an OK team in
The early Sos TO establish st. Mary's
academy here. That was the pioneer
school in Colorado. Mother Walsh
went back to the mother house some
years ago because of her advanced
years and for some time had not had
any active duties.
Father Percy A. Phillips, the chan
cellor of the diocese, sang the mass of
requiem.
The Catholics Of Denver will as
semble at Mount Olivet cemetery Sun
day afternoon, October so, to pray for
the repose of the dead. The regular
memorial services will be held. Father
William O'Ryan. pastor of St Leo's
church. preaching the sermon. The
tramway company has arranged for
special car service so that the faithful
can be easily accommodated. All of
the priests of Denver will participate |
in the memorial exercises.
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Baptisms recorded at the cathedral |
for last Sunday afternoon are: Mary, |
the infant daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs |
H ]. Olrich: Clarence Patrick. infant
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kenney; |
Walter Joseph. infant son of Mr. and
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avenue Father H. L. McMenamin.
rector Of the cathedral. officiated at all
of the baptisms.
A special meeting of the Good Shep-
herd Aid association and on all inter-
ested in the work Of the Sisters Of the
Good Shepherd was held Sunday aft
ernoon, October %, at the home on
Cherokee and West Cedar streets.
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A card party and dance was given
by the women OF the Sacred Heart
parish at Adelphia hall on Lawrence
and Twenty eighth streets, Wednes-
day evening, October 26. The pro-
ceeds will go toward some needed i'm
provements in the parish school.
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Rev Father Organ of st. Leo's
church was one of the interesting
speakers al lDe ulSCuSSlOn luncleOn at d..
the Woman's club Thursday. October
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The Alumnae association of St
MaIys academy will have election of
officers at the next regular meeting.
which viii be held at the academy on
California street Saturday afternoon, ,
October %. All those eligible to mem
bership are requested to join the as
sociatiOn.
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The next regular meeting of the Sa-
cred Heart Aid society will be held
Thursday afternoon. November 8, at
the home of Mrs. William P. Horan,
l773 Grand street.
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Rev. Father Harrington of Fort
Worth has returned to his home after
spending several weeks in Denver.
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Rev. Charles II. Hagus of Colorado
Springs was in Denver last week WIS., !
iting his mother. Mrs. John J. Hagus.
WEDDING BELLS.
The marriage Of Miss Ann Tobin
and Charles f. Todd took place Satur- I
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