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Show Diocese of Benuer J ELIZABETH KELLY, Correspondent I A. The Inter-mountain and Colorado I Catholic is jdaced ,m sale at the I James Clarke ehim-li Roods ; lVuse, 627 I Fifteenth street, Denver, Colo. First Communion Classes. An inspiring sipht. witnessed by hundreds hun-dreds of people, was the receiving'' of first holy communion by a class of boys and Kirls in Lopan avenue chapel last Sunday morning. The children assembled assem-bled for the 7:30 o'clock mass, celebrated cele-brated by Rev. Father Donovan, who prepared the class. In the sanctuary "as also Kcv. Father T. H. Malone, I ho assisted in g-ivinp holy communion I to the children. Father Malone had I come all the way from New York to be present for the occasion, his only I nephew, Thomas Henry Ryan, being a I member of the class. I I tie churrjli was very prettily deco rated for the event, quantities of white .. cut flowers and palms being used. Di- : recti - over the tabernacle reposed a white dove, symbolic of the innocence and purity of the little communicants. The mnic was especially inspiring:, hymns appropriate to the occasion be-suns be-suns by the children's choir. The f-alient feature of the musical pro-pramTiie pro-pramTiie was the solo. "My Child ('Jive Me Thy Heart, " sunp by Miss Anpela Scherrer. Miss Scherivr's voice is particularly par-ticularly pleasing and devotional. Miss Bessie McCovern presided at the orgaji in her usual finished manner. A sermon dwelling: oti the happiness of the occasion and its significance was delivered by Rev. Father Donovan. Crowds of adults, friends and relatives I of the children ilironRed ihe church. and an informal reception was held I after mass in the rooms above the I hapel. I Members of ihe class were Marie Creep. Leonore Ryan, Retina Flynn. Angelica Rlair, Katherine Hyland. Cecelia Ce-celia Devinny. John Green. Thomas Sax-ape. Thomas Ryan. Kdward Mari-lnJKh. Mari-lnJKh. Frederic Metcalf. Charles Kirk. Francis Medina. Mark Myers, Charles Reilly. Ralph Rie-kelman, Francis Tul- lis. Leo Wagner. Jtiehard Purcell. John Caveiley. Charles Robertson. Elizabeth Brelt. Thelma. Chisholm. Elise Glass, Kvelyn Heatly. 1 .a lira Kennedy. Alice Monaphan, Ruth McCaffrey. Gertrude Mulrooney, Marie Mykins. Anita Norton. Nor-ton. Percy Horan. Raymond Humphreys. Humph-reys. Herman HalS. Herbert O'Connor. Kdward Smith. James O'Malia. Allies McNulty. Bertha Dunst, Josephine Gibbons and Ella Malcolm. The class was confirmed after high mass by Rt. Rev. Bishop Matz. assisted by Rev. Fathers McMenamin and Don- i ovan. and in the afternoon the chil- rircn were enrolled in the scanular. I . Mrs. Hannah Laid to Rest. Mrs. Patrick Hannah was buried from the Sacred Hfart church, of which she bad been a dV-vout communicant for many years. l;vst Thursday. Scores of I friends who had -wn and loved her in her lifetime j .-i ihe casket to Its resting: plat m . Olivet cem- tery. Mrs. H;.,i s survived by seven daughters. i .1 ch number two iiro in l-Ho-l-n i I ,. - n. T i. I Mas formerly conii,.-.M. d with the lyigan avenue school. T;'e ether daughters are Mrs. John- A.nslujr. Mrs. Hmvlott. Mrs. Charles D. AoPh-. and the Misses Mary and Fan my Ham ah. Floral offering. from many friends attested at-tested the love entertained for her. The pass-bearers were; John J. Hapus, John J. McGinnity. George D. Kenipton, Pius McPlve. John 11. Perry and A. H. ' Smith. May she re.t in peace. IMusicale at Adelphian Hall. The fourth annual jmisioale by the pupils of Sacred Heart school was giv-en giv-en on Thursday eveniog a.t Adelphian ' hall. Twenty-eighth und Lawrence I si reels. There was a laxge attendance. ! The principal feature of the programme Aas a solo by little Monica Cooke, entitled enti-tled "The Music lesson." .She was ac-conijanied ac-conijanied by her sister. The orchestra orches-tra rendered several pleat-ing selections. selec-tions. Among the soloists wore Miss . Louis Phillips. Miss May O'Neil aiid Mis Koardman. i m Sunday evening at the Church of ; Ht. Francis de Sales, corner of Lincoln ".""I Alameda avenues. Mine. Rosa i d Knna. known as the "Jritsh nightin- I pale," will give a song- recital. There I will also be a lecture. (J. R. Vontour j a tenor vocalist of note, will assist. I Every effort is being made to interest I 1,1(1 public in the picnic to be held on I Saturday. July 1, at .Manhattan Beach j for the benefit of the House of the Good II Shepherd. No worthier charity exists in ihe diocese than the -work of the sis-,Prp sis-,Prp r'f That institution, and generous patronage is already assured. The O'od Shepherd Aid society is in charge I ' "f 'he affair, while the Queen's Daugh- i 1"l"s "ill preside over several booths I There are now :'f,r, incatos at the home ! .nirt the work of providing for this num ber means many anxious hours for the hist erf. 4 Denver frien,is Wjn P interested in I the announcement of the engagement I Tf ,hp T-Vlcr listers to tw.o prominent I business men. the double wedding to j take place some time in June Mi I Louise Boyce Tyler will marrv Pierpont I Fuller, an attorney, and Miss Julia ! Tyler will wed Burton Davis, a cigar I ' dealer of this city. Both of the voting I iomen are talented musicians and are I " (xtremely popular. Thev attend the I cathedral and reside at 1C2T, Franklin I street, t 1 Knights in Denver. I A royal welcome was extended to the I New York and Pennsylvania delega- f lions of the Knights of Columbus when I ,h"" passed through, here on their wav I , 1" t"0 coast lust Saturday. They were I ? 1 :it 'he train bv a committee from I 'h" council and taken immediat"- '" 'l"1 Klks' hall in the .Mining Ex-'hange Ex-'hange building, where a reception and I ball was tendered by the Denver lodge i I ! ,,! Sunday morning they attended ma--- f ,!l l'"iy at St. Leo's church, and after 1 7 s,rvice took a trolley ride through i the city. At 1:30 o'clock Sundav after- l 5,oon lhp "arty went on an excursion nvt'' 'he loop, returning earlv in the j evening. They left on Mondav after- noon for Colorado Springs, where they J t spent two days in seeing the sights and I S enjoyuig the mountain scenery and f ! ;'"ni lnerp they went into the heart of f j the Cripple Creek district. I Alumni Association Meets. I I ,,1'art F,i,jHV evening in the parlor of I the Immaculate. Conception school the I annual business meeting or the Alumni ! association of 'the Hii, school was ? '""'d with a good attendance, fier the I former graduates had exchanged greet- j "!SS '"l l'd enjoyed a few delightful I reminiscences, the business of the oc- I casion was begun. A resolution of f sympathy 'was drafted on motion of one I i the members and sent to Sister Mary J Carlos, superioress of the school and I head of the Hi?rh school department esiaunsnment twelve years j aso- i'Pr Mary Carlos is seriously ill I and has been for some time. This is I the first time in the historv of the Alumni association that she has not been present at the meeting aiding the members by her valued suggestions, and her absence was deeply felt. I Election of officers for the ensuing I ear resulted as follows; President Dr I James I. Laughlin, class of '02, re-elect- I ed: Miss Bonnie Bonham. class of '01 J vice president: Miss Maude Miller.-class I ' 0-:. secretary (re-elected), and Miss f , (,,i,f!P f ''4. treasurer. Miss Elizabeth Kelly was selected as toast - I , unstress for the annual banquet, and expenses will be made by Miss Ruth li1'!,1' Bonnie Bonham. Miss Jane V! I)r- Jue:hlin. Mrs, Martin E. I Tyy i,,ld 5ifJS Theodora O'Donnell. I 14 Iml ih tve,l,nB f Thursday, June bc n thr ,,1,,r,of '"ociation will I Re. 1-atber P. A. Phillips and Rev. AV. M. Donovan. Father Louis F. Ha-gus Ha-gus of Colorado Springs, class of '98, will also be present. f Miss Theodora O'Donnell. a graduate of the Immaculate Conception school, and Mr. Henry Arnold of. Longmont. will-be married at the Catholic church at Longman t on the. morning of June 21." Miss O'Donnell is now on a visit to Springfield. O.. -where her sister is teaching. She will return in a week. j Miss Donovan Will Officiate. During the national eneamrment of the Grand Army of the Republic, to be hold here in September of this year, Miss Agnes Donovan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John C. Donovan, will unveil the Beecher island monument. Miss Donovan was selected for the honor on account of the assistance which her father rendered the helpless pioneers at Beecher island in the strenuous days "when the red man held sway. Hundreds Hun-dreds of the civil war veterans will go down to AVray,- Colo..' for the event. Miss Bigler Graduates. Denver friends of Miss Ellen Iee Bigler felicitate in the honor which was conferred on her at her graduation from the training school of Corning. N. y.. hospital, where she was awarded first rank in a large class. In recognition recogni-tion of her ability Miss Bigler was immediately im-mediately installed as head nurse in the hospital. She is a Denver girl, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Y. W. Bigler, Big-ler, and is a former pupil of the Immaculate Im-maculate Conception school. Social and Personal. Jacob Scherrer and family have gone to their summer home in the country. I I Mrs. John F. Mongan of New York is visiting friends in this city. Mrs. Mon-igaii Mon-igaii was formerrly Miss May Bailey, well known in the cathedral parish for ht'r participation in church work. f Miss Hefferman of Memphis, Term., is visiting her cousins, the Misses Kennedy. f The Ladfes' society of Holy Ghost parish are 'planning to hold a dance and card party at Coliseum hall on the evening of June 19. Th? affair will be for the benefit of the new church being be-ing erected by Rev. Frederick Bender on Curtis street. Thf' women are cooperating co-operating with the pastor in raising funi3 for the church and this is in all probability the first of a series of entertainments en-tertainments at which they will be I hostesses. ' j f The Guardian Angel guild held an interesting meeting with Miss Mabel Crean, 2.137 Lincoln avenue, last week. There was a large attendance and an amount of sewing was done for the Toor who are cared for by the guild. The next meeting will be held with Mrs. Robert Hall, 1,250 Grant avenue, June 20. Commencement exercises of the Immaculate Im-maculate Conception school will be held on Wednesday frvening, June 14. An interesting programme has been arranged and invitations will be issued next week. Rev. L. H. Malone is in Denver, the gufst of his sister. Mrs. John J. Ryan, Eleventh, and Washington avenues. A tea was held at the North Side Neighborhood house last Thursday by women interested in settlement work in that sectio of the city. The Queen'? Daughters helped to male? the affair a success, a committee from that organization or-ganization being in the receiving line. They were Misses May Flynn. Alice Joyce. Stella Howard. Nellie Wilkins. I Katherine Davoran, Mignon Langan, Josephine Shevnin, Georgie Shevnin, Emma Corbet t, Nora Brophy. Gertrude I Walsh. Ilitia Kirknatrick. Cora Mc-Cabe Mc-Cabe and Helen Kane. The. Queen's Daughters meets Saturday to sew with Mi MoCa.be. 1.S49 Emerson street. No cards will be issued for the sewing meetings. -4 One of the pretty church weddings aimourj.-ed for June is that of Miss Mamif-. Kennedy and Mr. John Eisen-hart. Eisen-hart. both of. ihe Sacred Heart parish. M iss Kennedy formerly ' attended the Sacred Heart school where she was extremely popular and Mr. Eisenhart claims th? Jesuit college as his Alma Mater. The young couple w ill reside in New York City. Miss Catherine Mullen and Mr. James O'Connor were married at St Leo church with high mass" on Wednesday morning in the presence of a large number of friends. Bishop Matz officiated. Mr. and Mrs. O'Connor O'Con-nor will make their home In Denver. I Miss Susie Carr and Mr. Joseph Ped lar were quietly married Thursday eveniag at the home of the - bride's I mother, Mrs. Anna Carr, 2.700 Gilpin street. Rev. Ft. Gubitose, s. j. of. the Sacred Heart church performed the ceremony. Only relatives and a few-intimate few-intimate friends were present. The bride was attended by her sister Miss Eleanor Carr and Mr. William Morrison Morri-son was best man. After June 15. Mr. and Mrs. Pedlar will be at home at 2.700 Gilpin street. Th funeral of Michael W. Burke was hfld Wednesday morning at 8-30 o'clock at St. Leo's church. Rev Cornelius Cor-nelius O'Farrell conducting the service. ser-vice. Interment was at Calvarv cemetery. f Theninstrel Fhowand dance given.by i at x , . , u on "aay evening r , Jos haI1 was the m"st delightful delight-ful affair ever given by the club. - large number of .guests were pres-nt iepite the inclemency of the weather. The thirty-third annual picnic of the Irish-American Progressive society will take place Sunday, June 4. at Rocky Mountain lake. Arrangements have been made for ample street car service and a thoroughly good time is assured. There will be an excellent programme of field sports for which valuable prizes are offered. An interesting inter-esting feature of the picnic is the Irish Jig contest, to the winner of which the society will present a five dollar gold The Altaer and Roary society of the Cathedral parish will give a recention at the home of Mrs. F K rui 1 ---Clarkson street, next Wednesday evening. eve-ning. A musical and literary pro-E pro-E a f" ofPthe Knights Hold Memorial Exercises. The second annual memorial programme pro-gramme planned by the Knights of C -1' tubus as a tribute to their departed members, was held on Sunday evening "reft '.J ni-n ha" -nn ChP-street ChP-street riie exercises were -of an im- press.ve character and were arranged bj a committee consisting of T. O Reil- ' ly. chairman. Charles A '.t 1 neddin, Dan .B. y.tLXi: |