The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-21
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IS DEDICATED
Handsome Catholic Church at
Tooele Blessed by Bishop
Scanlan.
MANY SALT LAKE PEOPLE
PRESENT AT THE SERVICES
DedicatOry Sermon Is Delivered
by the Rev. Timothy
Brennan.

Nearly forty years ago a church bell
chimed i'm Salt Lake City. calling to Wor
ship a number OF Catholic communicates.
Sunday the same bell again pealed forth.
but In the new city of Toocle in the
picturesque valley OF the same name.
The Ginning OF the bell at Tooelc Sunday
marked the dedication OF the new and at
trac,Ivc church of Mt. Marguerite. so
named in loving memory OF the bcauti-
full young daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles, McGurrin, who died two years
ago in Michigan. Many Salt Lake pco-
pie were present, having left the city
on special train at 7;iJ Sunday morn
ing
RI, Rev. Bishop Scanlan dedicated the
church at 10 O'Clock and then celebrated
solemn. pontifical high mass. assisted by
Rev. Timothy Brennan, deacon; Rcv. w.
Is. Ryan. sub-deacon; Walter McCanne,
master Of ceremonies. with Christian
| kotch and Herbert Drumming, acolytes.
The dedtcatery sermon was preached
by Rev. Timothy Brennan who briefly,
but impressively, paid sincere tribute
Sea anlan. In part Father Brennan said:
| My dear friends. We are gathered
here today to dedicate this attractive
! new church. which has been named the
church Of ST. Marguerite. in fond re-
| nembrancc of the cherished young
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs, Charles Nc
VINO IdNc DcSn CnlCUy llSlGu-
| mental in the erection of Catholic
church In this beautiful valley.
Tribute to Bishop Seaman.
'In speaking OF the dedication OF this
| church, the memories of by-gone years
| come TO the heart. the memories that
Gus heart today when he thinks OF the
| old days when he was Father Scaplau,
| TO all mon, women and children OF Utah.
| be they Mormon. Jew or Gentle. In
| IA he S Father SraDl1n In the
| fectionate, sincere. true friends of the
| old days. and Father Scanan he will
remain until the end, that VIC hope, in
| humble submission TO Gods holy law, is
| far distant"
In conclusion. Father Brennan extended
| his congratulations to the Catholics or
! Tooelc on the success attending the cree
| tion OF the fine cdifce.
The musical programme was brilliantly
rendered by members OF the st; Mars n.y.
Cornne Harris Hammer and George
Soffe sooists. The members OF the choir
We're Mesdames Corinne Harris Hammer.
Alice Farrell, Irene Delaney. Lille, whe-
! Ian. Olive Anderson Enid Gleason, Mac
| O'Neil Mine Carter Grace Sullivan. Os-
val Mad veltz' a. J. Du Qpesne. Eugene e,
+. r. Daley, George Sofre. with George
Klink yiolinist.
Papal Benediction.
! At the close of the pontihcal high mass
| Right Rev. Bishop Scanlan administered
! the papal bened lotion. and In q few we'll
| chosen words extended his congratula-
| tions and appreciation 10 the citizens OF
| Tooeie OH the erection of the new and
| we'll furnished church, and for the 10y
| atty shown to him by the devoted chill
| drcn OF L .ahs most beautiful valley.
| After Bishop Scanlan CONCLUDED. the
choir sang the Gounod "Renedictus,
| while. the congregation passed out. The
services over, the members Of the choir
and all the visitors were taken to the
elegant new Hotel Tooele. and were
served with a fine banquet. under the
able direction of Mrs. Samuel AlIsworth
| the hospitable hostess.
Guests of Banquet.
| Tile guests al the banquet were Mr.
| and Mrs p, J. Moran OF Omaha. Mr.. and
Mrs. s l. Schaefrer, Mr. and Mrs. c. s.
Green, Mr.. and Mrs, II. J: Green, Mr..
and Mrs. II. II. Green. Mr.. and Mrs:
w. s Sanford. Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard
leonard; Mr.. and Mrs Patrick White;
Sanford. Mr., and Mrs. Lyman Mcbride,
DR.. and Mrs. J. Phlppe Mr. and Mrs. G.
S, Logan. Mr.. and Mrs. G.. J. John
stone. Mr.. and Mrs. j. +, O'Donnell
Misses Kelley, Hurleman OF the Tooec
hospital staff, DIR. and Mrs. J. p. Nc
Enany. Mrs J soffe. Mrs Emily Jen-
Christian kotch, Mrs. Timothy Reardon,
Mrs. Timothy o'Conper;, Mrs. Bernard
poushertyy; r j. . Neil, Misses Misses, Gene
McGurrin,, Mr and Mrs. C. p. Dewey.
Mr. and Mrs. f. e. McGurrn, Mr. and
| Mrs. Edward McGurrin. Mrs. Kirk Bond
| A. II. Evans. Bernard Irene and En-
NETT Leonard, Cyril and Earl Johnstone.
Evans, Frances ONcIll. Emily Bond.
Smelter Is Inspected,
| Al 1.30 o'clock the entire party was
! taken TO the great smelter. George j,
Johnstone had charge of this part or the
| excursion and made the trip one of great
| Interest. At 4.15 the visitors started on
! thUsiastic over the courteous hospitality
rendered by the generous citizens Of
| Tooele.
Those on the reception committee who
| worked untirinSly for the entertainment
| OF the visitors were Charles McGurrIn
Molie Mcclure. The Catholics of Tooele
are justly proud OF their fine church.
| II liz built two blocks from the new
| depot: and makes Il splendid Impression
| with it's high bell tower and the gilt
cross cleaning in the autumn .sunglow.
and blue tintinG. The altar is n hand
| some piece OF work, the vestmcnts and
| lnen being In keeping with the other
perfect appointments OF the church, over
| the tabernacle hangs picture OF the
| Mother OF God one that hung for wears
| Scnnlan's eyes grew misty as he gazed
on the picture that brought back memo
ries of his early days in Salt Lake
| DAYS when dreams OF the present grand
cathedral in this city only i'm the
| dim, distant future. In the hearts OF all
| an earnest gratitude TO a kind Providence
| that Father Scanlan, after years OF
patient toll and sclf-sacrifice, hes realized
/ his dream.