The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-11-05
BINGHAM, UTAH.
HOLY ROSARY CHURCH DEDI-
GATED.

HOLY ROSARY CHURCH DEDI.
GATED.
The above beautiful edifice was ded-
icated on last Sunday by Right Rev. l.
Seaman, Bishop of Utah and Nevada
He was assisted by Rev. w. X. Ryan
of Salt Lake as deacon and Rev. T
Brennan of Bingham as sub-deacon
with Walter Mccain master of cere-
monies.
Solemn pontifical high mass was
celebrated at 10 o'clock. the cathedral
choir of Salt Lake rendering an elab-
crate program, with Mrs Corinne
Harris Hammer. Miss Alice Farrell and
George Soffee. soloists. The choir was
under the direction of Miss Nora Glea-
son, with Miss Romania Hyde and
Miss Nellie Mahan assisting with vio-
lin and cello. The music rendered was
as follows: Voluntary largo (HandeD,
violin, cello, organ; ''Kyrie" (Gou-
nod; Gloria" (Mozarts Twelfth
| Mass); ''Neni Creator" Ga Hache) !;
"Credo" (Feasts); offertory. Ave Ma
| ria" (Klein). Mrs CoTinne Harris
! Hammer 'Sanctus" (Gounod) Ben
edictus' CGounod), Miss Mae O'Neil;
Angus Del" Miss Erma Stewart; tie
! Deum'' (Haydn).
After the Gospel the Rev. w X.
! Ryan delivered an eloquent sermon
on the reverence which Christians
| should have for their churches. He
referred to the work done by Bishop
Seaman for the past forty years, every
year of which was a work of labor
only wilderness a few years ago, you
see now a church with the cross
above, symbol of redemption and sal
walton. These churches are the work
of Bishop Seaman and his faithful
people. In the past they have sur
rounded him and loved him and
cheered him on. Today they sur
round him and are bound to him by
ties which no human hand can break,
no human power can sever.
After mass Right Rev. Bishop Scan
Ian administered the sacrament of
confirmation to the following class of
boys and girls: Elizabeth Hyland, Ag-
mes Mcdonald, Jennie Murphy. May
Murphy, Laura Mcdonald, Nellie eau
field, Nellie Hyland, Katherine Hy-
land, Genevieve Dody, Mary Dody,
Alice, Mary, Elizabeth and Agnes
Buyrnes Mamie Mcdonald. Mary
Culleton, Mary Anderson, Marcella
Dargon. Frances Preatti. Rose Step
pin, Elizabeth Steppin, William Muir
ply, George Pope, Clarence Hyland,
John Caufield, Andrew Caufield, Par
nell Caufield, Joseph Hyland, Joseph
j. Hyland, ]. F. Brocklebank, Bert
Fitzgerald. Miles, Felix and Andrew
Mcdonald. Louis Coleman, Francis
Quinn and Joseph Anderson.
Miss Mary Butcher was sponsor for
the girls and Edward Kraemer was
sponsor for the boys. Before confer
ring confirmation. Bishop Seaman adj
dressed the children, explaining the
significance of the confirmation.
After all were confirmed benedic- |
ton was pronounced by Bishop Scan |
Ian. Miss Alice Farrell, contralto So
loist of st. Mary's, sang 20 Salutaris," |
by Browne; the entire chorus sang
'Tantum Ergo" by Verdussen. and |
closed the services with the "Magni- |
feat" from Mozart's Twelfth mass. !
The altar boys were James Hyland, !
Caufield, John Culleton, /
Thomas Culleton, John Hyland, Jo- |!
seph Hyland, Francis Quinn, Patrick /
Hyland, John Brocklebank and John |
Klop.
The affairs were beautifully adorned |
with carnations. chrysanthemums and
roses
The church was crowded to over
flowing, about fifty of the prominent
Catholics OF salt Lake being present,
in addition to the many Bingham
Catholics and their nom Catholic
friends.
The church is splendidly located at
the mouth of Carr Fork 1t has a
seating capacity of 600, has large
choir loft, besides an organ of ex-
luisite tone and fine volume. At the
of the services an elaborate
banquet was served at the Elmerton.
covers being laid for 100.
After the banquet the members of
he choir and all the Salt Lake Wis
tors were taken to various points of
interest about the camp.
All of the Salt Lake party returned
At o'clock, and every member was
over the hospitality and
extended to them.
The Rev. T. Brennan, on behalf of
he Catholics of Bingham, extends his
deepest gratitude to the choir and to
hose from Salt Lake who attended
he dedication services on last Sun
lay.