The Intermountain Catholic from Salt Lake City, Utah • Page 2

i I IP 1 i iac i iiiTT 5 I 2 THE NTER MOUNT AIN AND COLORADO CATHOLIC MAY 1 1909 I Doces of Iener I ELIZABETH KELLY Correspondent The Intermountain and Colorado I Catholic is placed en sale at the I James Clarke church goods house 647 California street Denver Colo 1 John Reddin Honored To John Reddin a Denver attorney has fallen the honor of having the national board of directors of the Knights of Columbus accept a ritual written by him to take the place of the ones formerly used in first second and Third degree ceremonies Considering that the knights have fer years been Ij trying to depart from the ritual which has stood since the inception of the idea of an order such as now exists and I that nothing satisfactory has been available until Mr Reddins work was presented to the national board his is signal triumph and one which places life name large and bold on the pages I of the annals of Knights of Columbus I Kir Reddin is now a member of the national board He was one of the I ajmrter members of Denver council 539 Mid since then has held every high office la time council as well as in the state organization Some months ago the national board entrusted the work of preparing a new mutual to a distinguished professor in i nn eastern college He spent no little lime on It and the order paid him well for his services But the board was Jot satisfied with the finished work Quietly Mr Keddin had been embody ins some or Ills own ideas in a ritual and he had it ready to present when the fine which had been ordered was rejected It met with the unanimous approval i of the hoard and the following resolution was passed expressive i 6f the sentiments of the national ofii cersWhereas 1 Whereas Brother John Reddiu has without compensation performed splendid work on the revision of the I nrt and second degree ceremonials and jierfcctcd an entirely new third degree ceremonial be Itt That this board in the 1 name the order extend to him its thanks and appreciation of his valu I ullc service Perhaps those outside the Knights of Oolumbuf cannot appreciate the service I Ir lloddhi has rendered his brothers I Nor can they grasp the beauties of the I mid ritual all of which is kept secret The old one was recognized as being I specially fine And the fact that Mr Raddlns composition uPi lants it is a sufficient guarantee of its splendid I points i At the last meeting of the national board si petItion from Stockholm Swe dwt was received indicating that Catholic men there want a branch of the rdcr The petition was rejected the Knights of Columbus covering only the territory added to the known world by the discoveries of Christophere Colym bus Franco England and Ireland have i tall been refused the right to establish i branches i Recently lodges have been started in i Buenos Ayres Brazil Havana Cuba and the canal zone Mr Keddin Is receiving I the congratulations of Knights of Columbus throughout the country on adopted the fact that his ritual has been I Queens Daughters Year Book I The yearbook for 1909 for the Denver chapter or Queens Daughters has been distributed to the members of that society It is a neat little book bound I in blue cloth and carrying the emblem I of the society in gold on the cover It i has not only the complete program of meetings for the year but the various I standing committees the total membership and the bylaws and constitution i Wedding Bells The marriage of Arthur Lahcy formerly of sper Wyo and Miss Stella I Andrews of I3oaton Mass was an I interesting event of last week It occurred at St Elizabeths church and Father Bryant came down from Casper to officiate The bride journeyed from a Boston with her relatives that the wed ding might hem in Denver Cathedral Parish Collection With tin recently completed parish census as a guide 100 young men and women have undertaken to go from houfo to house In the cathedral parirll to make a collection to swell the church building fund This collection Is to be absolutely Independent of the monthly income of the church wliich is used for the maintenance of church parochial i rwUdenec mid school The idea of the pastor is I that many will contribute I monthly small installments if visited ftjgularly who do not feel they can tiga a subscription which may one day prove to be a tar on them The col Iwtor had a meeting on Tuesday night of this week with Father McMcJiamin the pastor and talked over the best way of starting the plan The meeting aa largely attended but more volunteers are required in order to cover the I territory with little work to each col 1 ilector Holy Name Society i At its regular monthly meeting on I Thursday night of last week the Holy Name society of the cathedral parish Nodded to hold an excursion at Dome Rock on Monday July 5 Committees I wore appointed and the tickets will be I I distributed in a short time The fea hue of the evening was the reading of I a paper on the NapoleonJosephine di I jvorce by Maurice Hickey whose composition it was The discussion follow I ing was led by Messrs Pryor and Tratt 4t the next meeting a paper on The aijfldlc Ages will be given while the pastor will give a lecture on Masonry Requiem Mass Celebrated A months mind mass for the repose II I tof the soul of Mrs Joseph Dostal was wing In Logan avenue chapel Tuesday I 1ftornlng by Father McMcnamin The marriage of Miss Nellie Eliza eth Shahan and George A Dunbar I Jook place at the cathedral parochial residence on Tuesday afternoon of this 1 Aveek foatlng Father McMenamin offi i St Anns Home From present Indications the ball to I be given for St Anns foundling asy lum on Tuesday evening May 4 at El I Jobel temple will be well attended Some of the leading people of Denver 4 are lending moral and financial support to the movement The ground on which the proposed building will be erected was purchased last year by the St Vin I ccnfs Aid society which for nearly thirty years has supported St Aincenfs orphanage on Lowell boulevard North Denver With the proceeds from the i I I ball and many private subscriptions already promised Sister Mary Claire a the sisters expect to begin the Immediate erection of the new home which Is I designed for the I care of infants exelu a dlSlfted This will be the first institu tion bf its kind between San Francisco ci me Missouri rKrr Hitherto tif mltt1C irvs Jae been een cared for and en cared for at St Vincents but the sisters I feel 1 the infants could receive better medical attention if placed near SL Josephs hospital Of course there is i no aid society to support the new home but its friends hope for that later and in the meantime private contributions will not be wanting A Meet Branch No 1095 Ladles Catholic Benevolent association held a dance Thursday evening April 9 at Goss hall in North Denver The menrbers worked very hard to make the affair the success it was and much credit is due them The ball added quite a neat sum to the treasury of the branch St Claras Aid Society A delightful card party wa given Thursday afternoon April 29 by the members of St Claras Aid society at St Elizabeths hall in West Denver This is i the first of a series of entertainments planned to rase funds for furnishing the magnificent new St Claras orphanage which will soon be I ready for occupancy The new home is located near Manhattan beach and is capable of sheltering between 600 and 700 little ones it is surrounded by twentyfive acres of ground which will be converted into an immense vegetable garden which will be cared for by the larger boys of the institution A I special feature of the new home the lack of which has been frequently deplored in the local orphanage a manual training department for boys while a school of domestic science will properly equip the girls to fill positions as competent housemaids Knights of StJohn Meet I An event which contributed much to the gaiety of the week was the annual ball given by Sheridan Commander No 33 Knights of St John of St Pat I ricks parish on Thursday evening April Il Granada hall on Welto I street was the scene of the merrymaking and could scarcely accommodate the many who desired to avail themselves of the opportunity of enjoying the well known hospitality of the Knights The following were respon sible for the great success of the on tertainmenl Arrangements committee Merrs Martino Gbbons chairman Martin McAndrews and Joseph Lewis Floor committee Merrs Kava naugh John McSweeney Joseph LewIs Walter Connolly John Peyton Wil llajn Campbell Joseph Brown Michael Kioetj Patrick Kane and Tract Personal Miss Helen Campion entertainei I about a dozen of her small frIends Wednesday aftenion at a box party at the Orpheum in celebration of her birthday After the theatre the young folks partook of a roya1 brithday repast at the home of the hostess SOO Logan avenue Mrs Brown Rulfin Webb is siting her parents Mr and Mrs 1 Monarch 836 Grant avenue She will go from here to New Mexico Mrs Webb WAS until her marriage last Decembc Miss Verna Monarch one of the most popular young omen in the cathedra parish Miss May Hynes has returned from Grand Junction Mr Dunn who has been critically ill for some weeks is rapidly improving III 0 Miss Alee Kelly of Webster Groves Mo is the house guest of Miss Geirgia Hughes Miss Kellj Is a native Coloradoan having been born at Beuna Vista but has lived for many years in St Louis and other points in Missouri Mr and Mis Dennis Shccdy and thy sacs Marie and Florence Shccdy are visiting in New York I Frank AV Barry made a business trip to Grand Junction during the week Mrs Joseph A Osner cnlcitaincd about sixty friends at luncheon and cards Wednesday afternoon April 2 Sat her home 357 Broadway I Miss Lury Smith and Miss Helen Smith entertained their young trends Saturday evening the occasion being the birthday of Miss Lucy Smith The house vas attractively decorated with spring flowers while games and music made tile evening one long to be 10 monibercd George IS Smith and family formerly lived in Annuncnation par Sh and wore very popular in cast end I circles They have recently moved Into a new home sit 6T1 Gaylord stioct Mrs William Xounan accompanied by her niece Mr Andiew McCullin lef last week for an extended stay in St Louis Miss Margaret Maloncy will leave in May for an extended visit th her sister Mrs Cahill of Los Angeles Mrs Parkinson of 1346 Williams street who suffered a relapse last week thereby occasioning great anxiety to her family and friends is again on the road to recovery Mrs Frank Kirchhof entertained the Sixhanded Euchre club last week at lier home 1041 Kalamath street Ok jf Mr and Mrs Jacob Savngeau of 2202 East Fourteenth avenue have as their house guests Mr and Mrs Allan Peters of St Louis Je Mr and Mrs John Campon leave son for New York whence they sail late In May for Europe Mr Campion has been in poor health for several weeks and will try the baths at Carlsbad 4c i Miss Julia McLaughlin entertained the Friday 500 club this week at her home 1320 St Paul street 5 Mrs Thomas Dolan and family left during the week for their ranch at Siebert Colo where they will remain all summer Obituary Mrs Imperial wife of Silvio Imperali one of the well known Italian citizens of Denver died early last week at her home 4140 Vallejo street and was buried on Wednesday April 21 with high requiem mass at St Pat ricks church Interment was in Mount Calvary cemetery I The funeral of Mrs Margaret Ann Egan who died on Wednesday April 21 at her home 3225 Lejon street was held Friday afternoon from St Pat ricks church Burial was in Mount Olivet cemetery The body of Miss Laura McDermott who died on Friday at her home 3325 I West Thirtyninth avenue was shipped I on Saturday April 24 to her former home at Missilin VVis 5JJ 3 John Tully departed this lire on Friday April 23 at hs home 68 Lincoln avenue His funeral took place Monday from Si Francis de Sales church where requiem high mass was offered by Rev Donnelly The Knights of Columbus attended and the pall bearers wee chosen from the members of that organization Burial I was In Mount Olhet cemetrr EVANSTON WYO I I I A quiet wedding was solemnized at StMarys church in this city on Thursday morning April 22 at 730 oclock when Miss Florence Burke was joined in holy wedlock with John Henley Father Kennedy performing the ceremony in the prespnce only of the immediate family The decorations were pink and white carnations and after the ceremony a sumptuous wedding breakfast was served following which Mr and Mr Henley left for Ogden to make their future home The attendants were Miss Florence Mosler of Ogden and Ed Henley the grooms brother The bride is the youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Jeff Burke a native of Evanston and a charming young lady of many graces of mind and character She is highly esteemed by all acquaintance and was regarded as one of Ev anstons staple young women a joy of the home of society circles She was married in a traveling suit of gray beIng deservedly complimented as a very pretty bride I The groom is a railroad fireman of I sterling worthpopular and esteemed Ii by all who know him He Is a competent I engineman and faithful employe Ian is to be congratulated upon winning the hand of one of Evanstons I fairest daughters The Wyoming Press I BUTTE MONT Card announcing the marriage of I Dr Murray and Mrs Alice Noyes I I White have been received in Butte I sent out by Mrs John Noyes who is In New York at present The cards state I that Dr and Mrs Murray will be at home after May 1 I Mrs James Pace one of the oldest I residents of Butte died Tuesday at the I I home of her daughter Misses Nellie i I and Mary Pace of 26 Plum street after a long illness Besides the daughters mentioned she is survived by a son James Pace who is a patrolman pn the local police force Mrs Pace was 60 years of age and a native of Pennsylvania She came to Butte twentyeight years ago Her husband who died in 1886 was the first road I ma tcr of the Utah Northern and for a time was connected with the Oregon Short Line Mrs Pace was a devout I fO A LCIIIIUIII HIIU a mumocr or me Lauies of the Maecabers and the Degree of Honor Her friends she numbered by the score and was hold In high esteem by all who knew her Miles Ferrick aged 47 years died Monday night at his home near the FiveMile house Mr Fcrricks wife died a number of years ago and he is survived by two sons Michael who is in the regular army stationed In the Philippines and Patrick a resident of Buttc A sister Mrs Mary Dougherty lives in this citj and a brother resides in Ireland Mr Ferrick was born in County Galway Ireland and resided in Butt twentyfive years He was engaged in mining for some time but for many months past ran a roadhouse near the FiveMile The body was taken to the home of Patrick Hallahan a brotherinlaw living at 714 North Wyoming street where the funeral was held proceeding to St Marys church where mass was celebrated at 930 oclock I LANDER WYO Mrs James Murray arrived here this week from Horse creek to rejoin her husband who iccently purchased the Cantleberry ranch Mrs McLaughlin and Mrs McLaughlin and little son left last week for Lincoln Neb and expect to be gone several weeks 0 DILLON MONT II I I Mr and Mrs A Connolly gave a series of parties at their home on South Idaho street last week On Monday and Friday evenings euchre furnished the amusement while at a Tuesday afternoon party highfive was played Mrs Will Staudaher left Dillon this week for the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Stohle to remaIn for an I indefinite period 0 II I RHYOLITE NEV Mr and Mrs Richard Tobin andY Tobin arc back from a two weeks stay in Denver Mannixcame back from Call ornia Monday I I I ROCK SPRINGS WYO I I Miss Mary Snedden of Dlamoijdvillc I is the guest of Miss Rose Facinelli I Miss Nellie Le hey of Minneapolis i Mum has been the guest of Miss I I Agnes Hasson this week I i a i I I POCATELLO IDA i Sullivan was a guest at the Bannock Monday while in the Gate City rom Glenns Ferry Mrs Michael Condon is here from Salt Lake to visit her old home and remain with her husband during Ills illness I I I KEMMERER WYO Master Mahlin Quenly celebrated Ills Oth birth anniversary in Thursday of last week and Issued invitations to i about fortyfive of hs little tri i1 i who responded in a body and the afternoon was spent in the best good time I they had had in a long while Games I were played followed by dancing to an accompaniment by Mrs Quealy on the piano and also the Victor Victrola which was a gift to Mahlon from his parents Master Fred Jones and Anile ile Folger tied for the prize and Fre1 won who th the chivalry of old in I i slated on Miss Annie taking it and she in turn refusing saying she wns not entitled I titled to It as ho won in cutting How I ever Fred won the day and we suspect ho heart of the little miss at the same time Belle ous refreshments of cake and ice cream were served and a huge birthday cake with candies made their hearts grad AVr Imagine Mahlin would I like birthday every once in a while i and TVC would not blame him as we had a taste of the bliUitiaj cake ourselves I rid we i sh him many leLijniS or the da KciPiuuiiiOi CiTca I I 1 RENO NEV Announcement was made last week I by Dr Stubbs president of the faculty of the University of Nevada that his mission to New York from which he has just returned resulted in the promise by Clarence Mackay of a liberal donation for the neV library and administration building of the university projected at a cost of 250000 and the further tentative promise of 100000 more from an undisclosed benefactress who is described as the daughter of a millionaire whose fortune was made in Nevada mines 11 I I GREAT FALLS MONT I I John Ryan president of the Great Falls Water Power Townsitc company and managing director of the Amalgamated company has been in the city for a couple of days accompanied by John Morony Thomas Cole and others interested in the Amalgamated company and III various concerns which controls the leading industries of this city I I I I RAWLINS WYO II I I 1 I Joseph Quinn who went to Peoria III with the remains of his sisterin law Miss Lizzie Keefe returned the first of the week Mrs Quinn remained in Peoria because of the serious illness of another sister I I I BOISE IDA I I Mr and Mrs Fallen have rented the Ewing home on Bannock street where they will he at home to their friends Miss Lulu Riggs who has been ill from typhoid fever at St Alphonsus hospital for several weeks was able to return to her home this week Dan Kearns has recovered from his recent attack of pneumonia and returned the first of the week to his home at Gooding He has been at St Alphon sus hospital 1 I I VIRGINIA CITY NEV II I I James Meehan and family arrved last week from Lanly Cal Mr Mee han having been appointed foreman of the Ward shaft Mrs John McGrath left Monday evening for San Francisco James AViseman died last week after A short Illness from peritonitis He was a native of Gold Hill aged 37 years and leaves a mother and sister He spent his boyhood days in Gold nand HIS an upright honorable man and to his many friends news of hi death will come as a shock I 0 I BOZEMAN MONT II I I Special Correspondence Rev Father Thompson spent several days last week in Helena Nelson Story Jr returned Thursday from a business trip to Salt Lake City Quigley of Sixteen Mile was in this city on business last week Great preparations are being made i for May i when the Knights 6f Columbus will be organ zed in Bozeman Several hundred people are expected from i Butte Helena Anaconda and Livingston i I Ih I i I I I I I I I MONDA I I SALES A Tremendous Dress Goods Sale I A Great Sacrifice 1 Sale of Wash Fabrics BUNGALOW Bell phone 3355 Ind 261 WEEK STARTING SUNDAY MAY 2 Willard Mak Prescnt Mary Hall and Associate Players In THE CLIMBERS A Satire on the Society of the Day bj Clyde Fitch Prices 73c SOc 2c Matinees Wed sda and Saturday oOc 25c Nextweek I Ralph Stuart in BY RIGHT OF SWORD Phone Olive 1582 I 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