The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-04-30
Parish Notes.

Parish Notes.
James Z. O'Connor, secretary Of tn,
Catholic Building association, has is
sued the following statement of th'
present financial condition Of the asso
citation:
Schedule of Assets and Liabilities o.
Immaculate Conception Cathedral AS
sociation Of Denver, April IS, 1910:
Assets:
Cathedral site,
Lots u to 19, inclusive, block
3OO Clements addition, and
lots 10 and 20, block 3l9 ]. w.
Smiths addition ............ 10000 "
School site:
Lots to u, inclusive. block
24S Clements addition ...... $4,000. OF
Lots Z and 8, block 24S, Glenn
school site -. 5000. OF
20 acres north of Baptist col
lege and near Montview
boulevard IN. Of S. w. of n.
w. Sec. 33-S-60 ............ 10000 OC
School building $4,000 .OC
Invested in Cathedral build
ing to date .......... ....... 16S.O65 0C
5O6,O65 90
Cash on hand ..............S 211SO
8O6,276. 80
Liabilities:
Bills payable Denver Ma
tional bank) ........ ..........S 36,OOO.OO
Bills payable German
American Trust Coz $4,000. 90
Bills payable q. K. Mullen)... S,0OO.O
s $4,000, 90
Present worth ........ S237, ,276. so
Present Contract Liability:
Jean A. Anderson ............$ 60 0,207. 90
Minneapolis Steel & Ma
Chinery Co. .......... ...... 1864. 20
76,471. 20
X = X
Collectors for the cathedral S50,00O
club" numbering many of the substan-
tial business men of the parish, COM
menced the canvass Of their respective
districts on Monday evening, April %,
and will meet at the rectory Wednes-
day, May a. to make their first report.
All are enthusiastic and cherish most
sanguine hopes that the amount will
soon be raised.
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Last Sunday afternon Rev. Father
McAIenamin escorted some of the Off
GERS of the local charity association on
a tour of inspection to the House of the
Good Shepherd. An interesting pro-
gram of songs and recitations had been
prepared by the children, who acquit-
ted themselves admirably. A pleasant
surprise was then given the little ones
by the Young Women's sodality of the
Cathedral. Candy, cake, nuts and other
things 6aar to the hearts of children
We're l. he'd upon them by the gen.
erous women, who enjoyed the
occasi q much as the little people
did.
A eOIuitJs rom the Holy Name So
ciety o. Jhe a-Redral parish met Mon
day evening 10 discuss arrangements
for the annual picnic of the society. No
definite aru4Uucement has as yet been
made. but n all probability the picnic
will be held on Decoration day.
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The Ladies Of the Holy Ghost parish
have tickets cut for a ball TO be given
al the Albany hotel on Thursday even
ing, May >. Proceeds TO go to the Tab
ernacle society.
A meeting of all interested in the sue
cess Of the coming fair for st. Clara's
orphanage was held Wednesday after
noon, April 90, at St. Roses home. The
attendance was unusually large. All
the parishes Of the city are represented
among the workers, and a thorough
feeling of generosity prevails. The
beautiful new orphanage carries a |
heavy burden of debt, which 1t is hoped
may be appreciably diminished from
the proceeds of the fair. Many beauti-
ful and expensive articles have been
donated. The fair will open in St Eliza
beth's hall on Tuehday evening, May
10, and continue five evenings.
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Sunday, May l, win be annual COM
munion day for the Ladies Auxiliary, !
Ancient Order Hibernians. Members
will receive at o'clock mass at Logan |
Avenue chapel
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The children of the Cathedral parish |
will receive First Holy Communion on
Pentecost, which falls this year on May |
18th Confirmation will be administered |
the same day. The class numbers more |
than fifty boys and girls. Rev. Father |
McDonough is instructing the children |
Of the paT0Chial school. while the pupils |
of the public schools are under the di- |
rection Of Rev. Father Henagen, but all |
will receive together,
Miss Grace Irene Eining made her
profession Of faith in the Catholic |
Church, and was baptized on Monday, |
April 25, by Rev. F. X. Hengen in Lo-
gan Avenue chapel.
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The card party given on Thursday
evening, April %, for the benefit of Re