The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-04-09
Parish Notes.

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Parish Notes.
A candy shower was the unusual
form Of entertainment provided for the
children of the House of the Coco
Shepherd last Sunday afternoon. The
young women of the cathedral parish
mostly members of the sodality, sem
sweetmeats to the institution and weni
out to help make the afternoon delight
full Father H. L. McMenamin made q
brief address to the children.
On Sunday evening, April 10, at the
Broadway theatre, the Sacred Heart
College Alumni association will pre-
sent "Richelieu." Thomas Collins will
handle the character of the famous car
dinal and the support will be capable
In the days when the young men who
will present the drama, were college
students, the annual plays which gave
them opportunity for the display of his
trionic talent were eagerly anticipated
There will doubtless be a large number
of old friends at the Broadway Sunday
night to witness the presentation OF
''Richelieu.'
Bishop n. c. Matz was at Fort Lup-
ton Sunday. He dedicated the new
Catholic church there.
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Father William Organ was at Chey-
enne Sunday for services.
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The monthly envelope collection for
the cathedral parish will be taken up
next Sunday.
Loretto Heights academy celebrated
the birthday of its chaplain, Father
Richard Brady, last Monday. in a fit
ting manner. Monsignor Henry Rob-
inson, Father David O'Dwyer Of Glen
wood Springs and Father P. A. Phillips
were guests on that Sccasion.
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The feast of the Annunciation. which
fell this year on Good Friday, was cele-
brated on Monday, April 4, in all the
churches of Denver.
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So popular has the parish social'' be-
come as a part of the life of the cathe-
dral congregation, that were these in
formal little affairs held every month
they could be an unftiling source of
pleasure. After the long Lenten quiet
the dance on Monday night at Knights
of Columbus hall was a genuine pleas
ure. Father II. L. McMenamin, the
pastor, who has brought the people of
the parish together by means of the So
cialS, was present and moved among
the guests with a pleasant word for
everyone. Punch was served in the
outer hall. and little girls in dainty
frocks sold flowers to add to the rev.
enue of the evening.
. Some of those who enjoyed the even
ing were Judge and Mrs. J. J. McFeely,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Ryan, Mr.. and Mrs
c. J. Dunn, Mrs. Charles Wilkin, Mrs!
p. Sexton. Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Dan
drow. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mullen. Mr..
and Mrs. John A. Payment, Mrs Ger
trude Gross Mr.. and Mrs. John E
Hesse, Misses Mabel Cream, Bessie
Phillips, Nora Phillips, Gertrude Null
rooney, Gertrude Norton, Hilda Fake
Octavia Mcnamara, DR.. James /.
Laughlin, DR.. Benton, DR.. Harrington,
Messrs. A. A.. Gargan, P. Monaghan,
Robert Sullivan, G. F. Oxley, Harry
McCabe. Thomas F. McGovern, Frank
Mahoney, Frank Kelly, George Free
man. Gordon Baines, Albert Heating,
John Kelly and George Pope.
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The Sacred Heart Aid society met
Thursday afternoon, April Z, at the
home of Mrs. E. p. McGovern. Mrs.
w. A. Granger, chairman of the ar
rangements committee for the st. Pat
rick's day card party, reported returns
to date as very encouraging, though the
exact amount realized cannot yet be
determined.
A card party was given Monday even
ing, April 4, by Annunciation branch
No. 1873, Catholic knights and Ladies of
America. in Annunciation school hill,
Franklin street and Thirty-eighth ave-
nue..
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The regular meeting Of St CIara's
Aid society was held at st. Clara's or
phanage, near Manhattan Beach, Tues
day afternoon, April 5. 1t was the reg
ular card party with which the MEM
bers entertain all friends of the insti-
tuition once every month, but there was
also a business meeting for the officers
are intensely interested in the success of
the coming fair and aim TO introduce
new and attractive features. The fair
will be held in st. Elizabeth's hall,
opening Tuesday evening, May 10, and
closing on Saturday. May a. The Off
GERS of St Clara's Aid society, who
were installed at the last business meet
ing, are; Mrs. Rudolph J. Walters,
president; Mrs. F. D. Swaney, vice
president: Mrs Godfrey Schirmer, sec
fetary, ana Mrs, Arnold BlOedt, treas
urer. In the present undertaking these
officers are receiving hearty support
and corporation from all the members.
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The officers of St Vincent's Orphans
Aid society who We're elected at the
March meeting were installed at a reg
ular meeting of the society held Tues
day afternoon, April 5, at the residence
Of Mrs. NJ. J. Dunleavy. 1880 Vine
street. Mrs. William p. Ryan of Mont
clair is the new president. and though
not having been very closely identified
with the efforts of the society in re-
cent years, has had considerable ex-
perience in philanthropic work in other
places. which experience will DOUBTLESS
prove OF inestimable benefit to ST. Vim
cents society during the year just COM
mencing so auspiciously Mrs. RYAN
VIII be assisted by the following Off
GERS. all tried and true workers in the
good cause: Mrs c. A. Williams, first
vice president; Mrs. Charles J. Dunn.
second vice president: Mrs Daniel ].
Sayer, financial secretary; Mrs. William
Faircloth. corresponding secretary:
Mrs. Lawrence NJ. Purcell. treasurer,
and Mrs. Susan Hally. chaplain.
Wedding Bells.
A number of brilliant weddings have