The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-11-12

Patrick's, who succeeds Father
O'Dwyer at Glenwood, came back to
Denver to exercise the same right.
Father Carrigan has a few business
affairs to straighten up before a new
pastor is appointed to St Patrick's.
In the meantime Father j. F. McDon-
oug is in charge. Father McDonough
4 is one of the most gifted pulpit ora
tors in Denver
A mass to mark the second ami
yersary of the death Of Mrs. Winifred
Delehanty. wife Of DR.. Edward Dele
hanty, was sung in Logan Avenue
chapel on Thursday of this week by
Father H. L. McMenamin.
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The second anniversary of the
death of James Cummings was OBJ
served with a high ma3s of requiem
at Logan Avenue chapel on WedneS-
day, with Father McMenamin officiat-
ing
The bazaar for the benefit of st.
Dominic's church, in preparation for
which the women of the parish have
been long working, opened auspic-
iously Monday evening, November Z,
and viii continue all week. The
booths are unusually attractive and
are under the charge of the following
efficient workers: Mrs. J. Dougherty,
Holy Name table; Miss Anna Weber,
fancy work; Miss Tessie Haggerty and
Miss Rose McGraw, fish pond and
children's booth; Miss Tallin, Miss
Quinn, Miss Gerrick and Mrs Dutton,
ice cream and refreshments, and Mrs.
Ryan the wigwan1. This is the first
benefit st. Dominics has had for some
time and bids fair to be a great sue
cess.
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St. Joseph's Dramatic club present
ed the comedy drama "The Light |
November 8, in st. Joseph's hall, West |
Sixth avenue and Galapago street |
The production was under the man
agement Of George Hackethal and |
was worthy of the high commendation |
it received. Election returns were
read between the acts, which added |
to the interest of the occasion.
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Miss Josephine Woeber, director of
st. Elizabeth's choir, announces a
special musical program for the first
Sunday of each month, with the fol-
lowing soloists: Mrs H. w. McGraw,
Miss Josephine Weber, Mrs. Howard
Sleeper, Messrs. Crane and Schef. On
sanist, Miss Clara Woeber. Last Sun
lay Weber's mass in G was sung,
With Hamma's 20 Salutarus" as an
offertory.
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A mission will be preached in the
Church Of the Holy Ghost on Curtis
md Twentieth streets, commencing
Sunday, November 90, and continuing
throughout the week.
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Rev. Father Fede. S. J., pastor of
Holy Family church. in Berkeley, is
low located in pleasant little cot {
age near his church Formerly Faith {
T Fede maintained his residence at !
acred Heart college, and the long I
istance, in inclement weather I
roVed a severe tax on his strength. !
It. MARY'S ACADEMY ALUAINAE.
st. Mary's Academy AIumnae asso- t
iation held its annual election of Of l
GERS Saturday afternoon, October 29, +
18th the following result: Miss Julia I
7. Clifford, president; Miss Margaret 5
avanaugh, first vice president; Mrs l
dam Young, second vice president:
Irs. H Whistler, secretary, and Mrs I
'. j. Galligan. Board of directors y
lss Josephine Woeber, Miss TIllie
hevnin,, Miss Irene Howard and Mrs v
Mosser. The association is steadi- +
growing in popularity and the new L
Ulcers have pledged themselves to =
ring in all the graduates possible be- Y
re the time of the next annual BAN d
Iet in June, 1911. e