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Show j nieces & Bznvzv. i ' DENVER, COLO. ' i ,,r and Mrs. .Martin Svhencfc' are . 3 , from their eastern visit and v.t : (acK j . giicrman avenue. jome a1 i-J I ,fr. Alexander G. Cochran of St. v lst week lhe euest of her : M. O. HArrnitage. . ! and Mrs. John McGowan g- h a little daughter to their home j on Wednesday . i a-),, f-icnds of Miv Charles O'Connor" J ' , ')enver & Hio Grande freight t -nartnicnt were shocked yesterday to ' f r .if I'"-' l3t'ath of his bride, whom I rri..-d 'nly last August at Colo- I 'jinps. after an acquaintance of fne 'landing. The demise was sudden i to the lady's immediate, circle, as ? jinK-ss lasted less than a ' week. I r.'thnuph. at tended, by the best .p"hy-I .p"hy-I 'k '.jaIls itnd surgeons, he patient-sank f'om tin- moment she, first complained ' V (., liii? ill. he was removed to St. 1 iWrh'" "hospital, where surgical aid I ias sei-uiv.l, but she failed to rally, i Tir,t'.,.iiseil was known prior to her mar- j, as Miss Lizzie McCarthy and had j f lJj. tjsi.rs. who are all well known in jural catholic circles. She was only I ") years "f "fre. and esteemed for her I j'.'j.v. bright disposition. The funeral j 1',' held from St. Leo's church j afternoon at 2 o'clock and inter- : juriit' n! be at Calvary. - ! ' Personal. ! jirc Harry J. O' Bryan is seriously y Gertrude O'Mailey of New York I ( jt'v a ill spend the Christmas holidays j a- tii" gi't of Miss Anna O'Brien of I 3vn4 iv-imsylvania avenue. 1 Mrs. T. V. O'Rourke and children of s t'!ii'i:U" vil! spend the remainder, of t)i,' u inter in Denver. I Mrs. William Guion has almost com- I I pii-tely r-covered from her recent dan- ! gorous illness. The little town of G'.obeville turned I out en masse early Sunday morning to ; (.ironic its representative, Miss Mar- '" piiMiii Malit h. who won the pony and trap at the cathedral fair. The Andt-rn club met with Miss Ma.r-; Ma.r-; parol Mullen, 106 West -Ellsworth i-tre-t. last Wednesday afternoon. H"v to make Denver's thousands of j-.,ir people happy for Christmas is the 1 .(ii-Miisorbing topic just now. Nearly ! all the I'atholic societies of the city will I ,!)ake up a certain number of baskets for distribution among poor families as veil as for charitable institutions. Chief amongst these is the Sacred n.ait Aid society, whose members are I alnady scouring: the slums for the f n-o'ly. They have all contributed gen- j er.iu.--ly anc are working hard to make their Christmas distribution a success. I In the Denver hospitals special prepa- i ration is being made by the sisters, to f make the day as enjoyable as possiole. t AViih the orphan asylums the contri- 5 luit ions for the children are nearly al- j ways sent in from the various church- 5 es. Aside from this numerous individ- rial donations are received. At St. Vin- ; cent's, particularly, will all these offer- j fags l acceptable, where the Sisttrs l i have undergone such a trying year. It I is lhe wish of the latter to make up in j I J a certain measure the privation which j has in a way falien to the lot of the i little ones during thej year. It is cer- tfiin that the people of Denver will j contribute generously, regardless of ? creed, to make the day one long to be j rmeni beted by thsoe homeless chil- dren. i Preparations are about complete for tV musical programmes to.be carried i ent in the Denver churches.- Great j "care has ben exercisfd-in-training the- choirs of the city which will be a prom- j inent feature of the Christmas services. ! In really all the churches the re j Fperiive pastors will deliver the ser- i nn nof the day. but at Logan avenue I chapel r.isbop Matz will give his an- rual address. i At L'wm avenue chattel the Christ- J mas masses will !e at o'clock sol- j .11111 hiph mass), 6, 7, 8:30. 9:39 and sol- emn pciitiHcal high mass at 11 o'clock. I The cathedral fair has passed into i history, but something more substan- l tial than the mere memory of it re- J mains. !- it the treasury of the new j thunh is richer by nearly $11,000. Of ; this amount the voting contests netted i the largest receipts. The final deci- sinns were made Saturday evening, when Coliseum hall was packed to its 'j utmost capacity. As each winner was I !i:inoun-.-d lhe applause was deafening, ; I and s.'li.ntn has more enthusiasm been I thsplayed Ht a similar affair. Follow-I Follow-I i'' the list of contestants, wJ'.h their t l"i.al number of votes: J Police and fire department contest ; Mi'jiael Dehmey, SATl; 'Chief Dul- I JHHte, L'.L'K.V.. - Mairi.-d ladies' contest, for sealskin i sa -que Mrs. Kaiherine Murphy, 4.172; M:s. i:. M. Heeler, 4,166, and Mrs. Ella I K. Lc-ch. 373. : 'ioui.K men's diamond ring contest I l''!;iis Davidson, 4.70(u : Maurice t "'I'oiincM. John Schiiling. 771. ? U'.tle tins' doll contest Mabel J I'oy!.-.. isma Jioper. 1,373. ' n:! l-i'iies' diamond ring contest ! Miss Marcar.-t Bonham. 1.404: Miss Ida r r,ok. -;;'!; Miss Grace McDermott, 104. t l.'otiy and trap ccntest Marguerite ; 3I:V'''h. Z.V'A; .Margaret Evans, r.64Vi. l-ii-in-eis' diamond ring Harry, ,Hr,u "f the Colorado & Southern. i '' 1: Tlmmas Cushing of the Burling- 1 Ton. !!-,. : 4 h- !v-!i'ls.-me gasomobile offered as 'y'! " t prize was drawn by Mr. C. ; f 1 .."'" il of lf,3S Tremont street. , j"'' 'J"! I booth conducted by Mrs. I .)!. ( fampion and Mrs. Harry - ' I'.ry; ,,,). tfl(? banner for making 'v' "''-t i Money, with Mrs. Julius Ai- ; H-... !i--r.tal booth as a close sec- s i "L,J-' |
