The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-01-22
Parish Briefs.

Parish Briefs.
The annual election of officers in st.
Vincent's Orphans Aid society will take
place at the regular meeting of that
body Tuesday afternoon, February /,
at the home of Mrs. c. II. Wilkin, 1915
Corona street.
The Sacred Heart Aid society met
Thursday afternoon, January 20, with
Mrs. Frank Kirchhof, 1049 Kalamath
street. The society is planning a card
party for the afternoon Of St. Patrick s
day at knights of Columbus hall. Mrs.
William a. Granger is chairman Of the
committee having charge of the ar
rangements.
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Cullen Court. Woman's Catholic Or
der of Foresters, had its installation of
officers Monday evening, January II, at
the lodge rooms in the Charles building.
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Mother Praxides, mother general of
the Lorettines, who has been visiting
the houses of the order in Colorado, has
returned to the parent house in Loret-
TO- Ky.
Rev. Mother Xavier of the Mercy hos
pital who went to Council Bluffs, Ia,
few weeks ago because of an acute at
tack of heart trouble has been greatly
benefited by the change of altitude.
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Rev. Eugene Lefebber OF Walsen-
burg, Colo, was a guest at the cathe-
dral rectory for a few days during the
week. Father Lefebber was formerly
connected with the cathedral parish.
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Rev Father JULY of Wray. Colo,
visited the cathedral priests early in
the week.
Rev. Father Desaulniers. pastor of st.
Mary MagdaIene church, who has been
dangerously i'll at st. Joseph's hospital,
is rapidly recovering, and as soon as he
is able to travel will spend the conval-
escent period on the coast.
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The Glee club and orchestra of Sacred
Heart college visited st. Nincents or
phanage Sunday afternoon, January 1t,
and gave great pleasure to the little in
mates by their rendition ofgsprightly
and popular selections. Refreshments
We're served by the sisters, and the oc-
casion was a very enjoyable one.
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time associated with the work of the
cathedral parish. is now in charge of
a church al Tres Pinos in California.
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The Altar society of st. John the
Evangelist's church in Harman gave
surprise party on their rector Thurs
day evening at the paTocfiM residence.
Sixty people were present, and very
social time was enjoyed. The ladies
had collected money for the purchase of
some household articles for the new
rectory, which has only recently been
occupied. A leather arm chair and
set of dishes were the gifts chosen, and
Rev. Father Carr. the happy recipient,
was as overwhelmed with joy as with
surprise. Mrs. A. B. LeDouX, Mrs. c.
H. Hayden and Mrs. NJ. B. Knerr COM
posed the committee having charge of
rhe presentation.
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An entertainment for the benefit of
St Mary's church at Littleton, of which
Rev Richard Brady is pastor, was Civ
en- in the Littleton town hall Tuesday
evening, January IS, and consisted of
vocal and instrumental selections and
a One-act play. Those participating in
the program were Miss Clara Skeel,
Miss Maude Norman. Messrs. Joseph
Newman. T. Raymond Young and Da-
vid Evans.
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The Queens Daughters met Sunday
afternoon to make arrangements for a
dance which they will give at knights
of Columbus hall Thursday evening,
February 3. The tickets have been
placed at the moderate price of 50 cents
each. and may be procured from any of
the members.
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Among the pre-Lenten affairs already
is a Valentine party to be
given by the a. B. club on Friday even
ing, February 4. The club met Monday
evening in st. Leo's hall and completed