The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-07-23
Parish Notes.

Just as soon as the handsome new
home of the Sisters of the Good Shep.
herd is completed, the Magdalens vii
be brought to Denver. The Magda-
lens have no branch in the west, but
their arrival in Denver will put the
House of the Good Shepherd on self
supporting basis, think the women
who are back Of plan to raise funds
for the completion of the new home.
The Magdalens are an order of per-
petual silence, and are said to be the
most expert needlewomen in the
world The members are recruited
from the ranks of women who wish to
atone for slip from the straight and
narrow path and choose this means Of
eXpiation. They are not placed in
charge of the girls whose reformation
is attempted. but do the simpler tasks
Of sewing and painting. by means OF
which an income is provided for the
institution.
Just now the House of the Good
Shepherd is crowded to its doors. The
sisters are turning away no unfortu-
mates, for that is not their way. but
they are praying for the speedy ar
rival OF the day when they can have
ample accommodations for those they
take in. The chapel now is quite in
wish to attend services, and the DOR
mitories and refectories are equally |
crowded.
The sisters have undertaken the
building of a large institution on
Myrtle Hill. The excavation is com
plete, and If funds are raised soon 1t
viii be possible to have a part of the
building rooted over by Christmas.
ahat Is the hope Of the Sisters. But
IL is an expensive undertaking, and
Ihe FUNDS are not available. The
Iood Shepherd Aid society is anxious
TO make the picnic of July 80 such a
success that the work can be
pushed without further delay. To do
TINS many strong shoulders have been
put 10 the wheel There have been a 6
NUMBER Of picnics this summer in aid !
OF various charitable enterprises. but !
lhere has been none more worthy Z
than the one in aid of the House Of J
ne Good Shepherd. 1t will be held at J
nlltcn Gardens. A special meeting v
was neld In Immaculate Conception n
'chool wednesday night of this week =
o perfect arrangements
The officers of the Good ShenLerl1 .
Aid society, which is back of the nlan =
Q raise the building fund, are: Mrs :,
=. Harrington, president; Mrs J. -
: carey, vice president; Miss Mar :,
aret Oheefe, second vice president. "
l lrs. A II. Flood, third vice president:
llss Irene Abel, secretary: Mrs. Ed N
.ard M. Hess, financial secretary. o.
lrs- l. G Erhart, treasurer: Mrs. A
Lehry Abel, chaplain. The auditors v
re Mrs. E. c. Burton, Mrs. A. F.
'oss ana Mrs j. F. Van Banker. The
Necuuve committee consists of Mrs. DIR
oseph A. Osner, Miss Julia McLaugb- n,
n, Miss Kate F1aherty, Mrs. A n
1000, Mrs. William r. Leonard Mrs .,
: u Straub. Mrs. Thomas Day. Mrs.
r carey, Mrs. D. w. Mullen. Mrs
a sexton, Mrs. z. NJ Hess. Mrs +a,
'seph walsh. Mrs. A. F. Ross. Mrs n,
acy Girard, Mrs. John A. Keefe and IN
rs. w. T. Cream ~
ont, On +ba ba
~ NJ orphanage friends of that in NJ,
sathered last Saturday after
on and evening for the annual mir
for the benefit of the little or ~
ans cared for there 1t was an in ID ID
N4uon, this holding the picnic at 90
: ofphanage, but the st. Vincent's e.,
q society and the Sisters in charge a. =
the children thought it would he q -
% plan to Introduce the little ones I.s siie
De helped, to the charifablv in iI ui
neo persons whose pursestrings had 1iu
IN united The 400 little orphans
re dressed in their best. Dancing oon
feature Of the picnic, and was Trn
! s,,,.r.. - =, Ia eIlce M Purcell, kno
ob,n - PIoiiic cohiInlttee, is the
q on .to a,'aa...ei e-n estimate esliilaIe at this in
.to,,,s,,ei,s. a., ~ was success from Not
= = can De no oouot Call
'ext week the $4,000" club of the I'm
1edral parish will disband. Father 'ioil
L. McMenamin will accept the re- :,
rs from the members on July Is M
the club will pass out of existence sas
rest of the work will be done by Len
pastor and his assistants. sara
X x days
he Feast of Our LADY Of Moun, rout
mel was celebrated in the italian will
NY of North Denver last Sunday
section of Denver wbere ~ b. neol IS Oma
have colonized. ana tbera ,,.ara the
rch services of an ir,nreesit,e cI,o, whic
r. The Italian societies were in ,r
regalia, and there were two bonds w
ed VIII, eo7,a,-- -, s si' gar thed
procession mounted on a platform r>eil
'orted on the shoulder of four ~.
zen. Mi
turday was the faoe+ dow h,,. ~, in c.
'ration was deferred until Sunday one
e were pyrotechnics, of course Folla
lere are always to celebrate ItaI- sever
estivals. Next month there comes NJ
5east of San Rocco, celebrated bv ni
OF Italy, the world over. I1
X X X hoIne
'ter Mary Louise and Sister Mary week
lael of the ordarr of c;4o,.. " ~ -, forni
)h, from Concordia. Kan. are Wis
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c. Harrington ME ME
seventeenth avenue. Upon their iiiefiI
n TO Kansas they will be accom- ar;,
res Harrin r,+o,, -uiiIeiF t,,, va ahd the 2
scbooI a. S,,,-.,: y 20 W NJ dttehd expec
\ 10 Gea, ~0-AOoi uid uuring the first
,r,r,;-.o.- Mis-
1e repose of the soul of Mrs. To- No =
Matty was sung in Logan avenue Rro,.5, e
Il on Tuesday, July 19. by Rev.
-'i ~ { eileiIlln 2. Mis-
,o,,,Io,, little
nights Of Columbus was held on go. .
ay evening, July 19, in the coun T,,neS 1.nlae9
amber on Glenarm and Four +o.',.I
streets. An interesting pro- i0"' 'e
was prepared by the lecturer. M.
X X 55cn
speclous lawn surrounding the Ia.t
of j. j. DOhertv at West T11er, 'St w