The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-07-30
PARISH NOTES

PARISH NOTES.
The final report of the "Cathedra
$4,000 club" was submitted at
meeting held Tuesday evening, Jul!
9, at the rectory, 1924 Grant street
The result is extremely satisfactory
and work on the magnificent cathedra
viii now go forward rapidly. The
tower has already reached d height OF
l05 feet and when the last stone IL
Iald, WHICH will be on October /. a.
provided in the contract the lofty spire
VIII Stretch 215 feet toward the blue
SKY This win be one of the highest
P3nts in the city, and will be visible
FOR miles. Already the building is at
fTacting much attention by the beau
ty Of its architecture, and Catholics
are justly proud to point to it as their
house of worship.
X X X
Right Rev, Bishop Matz has re
turned from an episcopal tour of the
southern part of Colorado, and will
remain in Denver until August 15.
During his recent trip Bishop Matz
administered the sacrament of con-
nrmation to nearly five hundred per-
sons and preached the. word of God
10 many who enjoy the privilege OF an
, Episcopal visit only at intervals of
several years
Rev. Percy A. Phillips, chancellor of
the diocese, returned last week from
philadelphia greatly improved in
health. Father Phillips went east
several weeks ago to consult a re-
nowned specialist
Kew. j. Fred McDonough of the ca
thedral left on Tuesday for Milford.
Mass, to visit his mother.
X X
Rev. p. ]. Gallagher of Salda is
visiting his parents at Sealand, Pa.
Virginia Anne, the infant daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mcguire, was
baptized on Sunday, July "a, at Logan
avenue chapel by Rev. J. F. McDon-
ough. Father McDonough also Off
ciated at the baptism of the infant
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Boyd
The little one was given the name of
Mary Madeline.
During the absence of the pastor
Rev. Charles Carr, the spiritual needs
OF the people of st. John the Evangel-
lists parish in Harman are being
looked after by the priests of St. Jo-
seph 8 church on West Sixth avenue
and Galapago street
The Sisters Of Charity in charge of
81. Nlncents home for boys on Lowell
boulevard in North Denver, have is
sued the following card of thanks.
The Sisters of St. Vincent's wish to
express their heartfelt appreciation 70 |
all who contributed towards the picnic |
held Saturday, July 16, for the benefit |
Of the orphans.
special thanks are due the ladies |
and gentlemen of the different socie-
ues and committees under whose aus
plces The picnic was held; the mercan-
Lle ana commission men, restaurant
for provisions etc the
press, the Denver Tramway companv.
the Denver Electric COMPANY the ex-
pressmen, the city hall. Auditorium
me colorado laundry, the Denver Dry
5ooQs company, A. T. Lewis company.
Dahlels d Fisher, the Cottren Cloth
ls company. to each Of whom the
SISTERS oner their sincere gratitude
SISTERS OF CHARITY.
The idea of holding the Dicnic on
ne grounds this year was somewhat of
IN experiment which results have fuIIv
ustlned, though the exact amount
eal1zed cannot be determined un+iI
uh returns have been made for tick
rs. Aoi 'i0A
X X
The members of the Good Shepherd
Ald association are working with
hlsht and main toward the success of
ne picnic which they Will give on Sat
rday, July 80, at Elitch's Gardens for
he benefit of the House of the Good
'nepherd. Special features will be
dded to the regular attractions of this
deal resort and nothing will be left
ndone that will contribute to the
leasufe and comfort of the guests on
nat occasion Mrs. NJ c. Harrington | {
resident OF the Good Shepherd Aid /
ssociation, is meeting with the hearty I
cooperation of all the mem bers in her I
frorts 10 make the picnic of this wear \
ne banner one in the history Of the I
'cIety. Never since coming to Den
sr nave the Sisters been in suclr need [
FUNDS, Tor the new house on Myrtle q
-lil is now under way and the money q
complete and furnish ii must be +
1iaeu Dy the generous people of Dem 7
sr. In their crowded quarters +be r
ood Shepherd Sisters are now carine +
II nearly three hundred girls vet If t
thelr proud boast that no one is ever O
'luSed admission, and IL is that they f
ay ehlarge the scope of their work S
10 furnish better accommodations for c
rose under their care that the Sisters n
ave undertaken the tremendous tasl, T
building the new home
X X
Inc Missionary Sisters of the Sacred F
cart are to have a benefit nicnic Of d
lltch.s Gardens on Saturday. August a
,. The affair is being planned and r,
-rrled forward to what promises to E
great success by the members of N
e queen of Heaven Aid associatfon a
rs. F. Albright is chairman OF the B
Inihlttee Oh arrangements. The Mis-
ollaIy sisters Of the Sacred Heart
houct the orphanage known as Re- a.
ma Coeli Villa, where Italian girls 'r
{ cared for. 1t is located at 1926 m
lulevard F. 7,
* b.
81: Joseph's auxiliary. Knights of CT
Jonn, gave an enjoyable trolley ii
rty wednesday evening, July p. 4 IL
'ge number availed themselves of tba Vi
portunity Of an outing. and tbe m
1ather was all that could be desired ri