SISKS';.''*- M i i . W OLORADO CATHOLICS NUMBERED AT 136,664 MIGNON’ TO BE GIVEN Contents Copyrighted— Permission to Reproduce Given After 12 M. Friday Following Issue GAIN CHECKED ONDAY AND TUESDAY BY MEXICANS’ lAT CITY AUDITORIUM DENVER CATHOLIC RETURN HOME presentation Is Annual Benefit Staged by Church More Than Holds Own in Face of Knights of Columbus for New Bishop of Depression— No Schools in Catholic Charities REGISTER Diocese Closed Music lovers of Denver wilf receive a rare treat on Figures given in The Official Catholic Directory for llonday and Tuesday nights, May 1 and 2, when the grand Syracuse Named The National Catholic Welfare Conference News Servfte Supplies The Denver Catholic Register, We Have 1933, published by P. J. Kenedy & Sons, New York, show I pera, “ Mignon,” will bfe staged at the Municipal audito- Also the International News Service (Wire and Mail), a Large Special Service, and Seven Smaller Services, that in the past year the Diocese of Denver has more than lium under the direction of the Right Rev. Msgr. Joseph Newark Vicar General to kept its own in the face of disheartening material difficul liosetti, y . G. After more than two months of arduous Be Ordinary of New VOL. XXVIII. No. 37. DENVER, COLO., THURSDAY, APR. 27, 1933. $2 PER YEAR ties. There has been a tremendous increase in attendance Iractice, in which both principals and chorus have spent Ybrk See at devotions and in reception of the sacraments, as was Jours of preparation, the. production is now ready for shown by the report in The Register last week of the num Itaging. With Msgr. Bosetti as the director, the opera is Washington. — The Rt, Rev. Fr. Burke Received by President bers present at Easter Masses and the many who received jertain to be equal to the average high-class professional Msgr. John Aloysius Duffy, S.T.D., Communion. Figures for these activities are not given in I'resentation. Vicar General of the Diocese of Newark, has been appointed Bish the directory, but they form an important part of the ‘Mignon” is to be presented as the annual benefit op of Syracuse by Pope Pius XI, year’s record. leld under the auspices of the Denver Knights of Colum according to word received here The 30-Hour Week from the Holy See. The actual population is 136,644 this year, a drop of bus for the Catholic Charities. A . Secretary of Labor Frances splendid sale of tickets, which Msgr. Duffy will succeed the 1,183 from the figure of 137,827 Second Night Lead Most Rjev. Daniel J. Curley, third Perkins is waging so strong a fight of last year. If the exodus of were open for reservation since in behalf of the proposed 3Q-hour Bishop of Syracuse, who died Aug Mexicans, set a^ 5,000, be taken last Monday, has been reported, week, 6-hour day, legislation that ust 3, 1932. into account, there would be an and a capacity house is expected it is not at all improbable this C.D.ofA.toFonn Bi.shop-elect Duffy was born at actual increase of 3,817 apparent. for both evenings. All the boxes revolutionary working basis for have been sold, thirty-one for each Jersey City, N. J., October 29, Actually, 5,000 is a very conser 1884, the son of Patrick Joseph the American people will cease to vative figure. Officials who have evening, to leaders of Denver’s so become a dream and will develop ciety. More than 60 per cent of and Anna Maria (Smith) Dufl been engaged in the work of re He attended St. Bridget’s paroch- into a reality. Under Miss Perkins’ turning these people to their na Walsenburg Coyrt the boxes have been reserved by proposed revision of the Black bill, non-Catholic.s. ial school, Jersey City, and also tive land have claimed the number attended high school in hts native indu.stries would be permitted to to be easily 9,000. The complete cast of characters operate on a 40-hour-week basis Walsenburg.— A branch of the city. He later attended Seton Hall The number of secular priests and the personnel of the choruses college, from which he received for ten weeks in a year to meet Catholic Daughters of America, and dances follow: seasonal demands. While it was has increased from 119 to 122 and to be known as Our Lady of the Bachelor of Arts degree in of order priests from 114 to 121, Principals — May 1; Mignon, 1904. understood that the original idea Lourdes court, is to be installed Mrs. Catherine Anderson, mezzo of the bill was to affect industries making a total of ten more priests in Walsenburg in the very near Following studies' at the North serving the people in the diocese. soprano; Filina, Miss Mary Fig- American college in Rome, the alone. Miss Perkins this week ad future as the result of an organi gen, coloratura soprano; Wilhelm, vocated the inclusion of all work The number of churches remains zation meeting held in the school Bishop-elect of Syracuse was or the same, though there is one less Franklin' Barger, tenor; Lothario, dained to the priesthood on June ing people. hall last Sunday afternoon. Forty- Kenneth Nicolas, baritone; Laer The secretary of labor is with resident priest. Consolida five ladies were present at the 13, 1908, and received the degree tion of sparsely settled parishes tes, Henry Newhart, second tenor; Doctor of Sacred Theology. His backed up, to some extent, by the meeting to hear state officers of Frederick, Hazel Engle Youngs, American Federation of Labor and into one has been necessary be the Catholic Daughters explain first assignment following his or cause in hard times some poorer contralto; Giarno, George Ker- by a number of large industries the aims and functions o f the so dination was as an assistant at parishes have not been able to win, bass; Antonio, Joseph O’Neil, St. Mary’s church, Hoboken, N. J., whose normal payrolls reach vast ciety. The meeting •was honored b*ass. sums. President William Green of support a resident priest This by the presence of Mrs. Anna M. where he served from S ptember, figure f o r churches does not take Principals — May 2: Mignon, the labor federation split Wednes Fleming of Colorado Springs. Mrs. 1908, until July, 1909. In the in the mission chapel at Spring- Miss Margaret Drennon, mezzo latter year he was named profes day with the administration over Fleming is state regent. Mrs. Ellen a few features of the proposed field, blessed Saturday, April 22, McDonnell of Pueblo, state treas soprano; Filina, Miss Annie O’Neill, sor of Latin and English literature •by Bishop Vehr. coloratura soprano; Wilhelm, Ho at Seton Hall college, and also legislation, the most important urer, was also - present and ad mer Reid, tenor; Lothario, William became professor of (jhurch his being the minimum wage for men. In spite of a serious drop of dressed the meeting. Several other Trinnier, baritone; Laertes, Paul tory in the Diocesan seminary. Green fears, and probably rightly, revenue- in some cases, no school members from nearby courts were Harrington, second tenor; Fred Bishop-elect Duffy was named that the minimum wage fixed by has been forced to close. There in attendance. The Trinidad con erick, Margaret Seerie, contralto; Chancellor of the Diocese of New law would become the maximum are_ this year, as last, two colleges, tingent was led by Mrs. Adelina for the male workers., one' seminary, four academies for Giarno, Lancaster Smith, bass; ark in August, 1915, and h^ld that Gerardi, court regent. Antonio, Joseph O’Neil, bass. office until 1924, when he was ap “ Give us the right to organize,” young ladies and 48 parochial The preliminary organization Gypsy Chorus— Girls: Billie Ha- pointed Vicar General of the dio he declared, “ and we will right schools. A drop of pupils in acad' for Walsenburg lists twenty-six brel, Kathleen M. Devany, Cath cese. He was reappointed Vicar wages through the exercise of our emies and schools from 11,829 to tentative members. Mrs. Norman erine Lahr, Kathryn Olmstead, General by the Most Rev. Thomas economic strength. 'We favor a 11,443 is explainable, not only by E. Kastner was elected temporary the depression but also, as in the chairman. The permaneni organi (Turn to Page 7 — Column 2) J. W’alsh. law compelling employers to per r mit us to organize. We believe case of the drop in total popula zation will be formed at a meet that the minimum wage law would tion, by the return of Mexicans ing of the local ladies, to be held on the afternoon of Mother’s day. Mi(f Margaret Drennon, who become the snaximum. Wages to their native land. It is hard to get accurate figures on the exodus, The initiation ceremonies will be vill sing as Mignon the second would be pegged at a low level. CHURCHES HERE TO (Turn to Page 4 — Column 1) held f - latter pari of May. light of the opera at the Denver If the manufacturers who want to luditorium. pay fair wages •will withdraw ob jections to our organizing, we ■will MARK MOTHER’S HAY agree upon stable wages.” CLERGY CONFERENCE While on the face of things the 41 Will Be Qiven Degrees TO BE HELD TUESDAY Fathers and sons in virtually nation of the Blessed Virgin TKo Rev. Dr. John J, Burke, C, S, P., general secretary of the 30-hour -week seems to be so revo- National Catholic Welfare Conference, photographed outside the every parish in the city will honor Mary, Mother of God. lutio»ary that it might prove to At the Cathedral, the Most Rev. White House after he was personally received by the President to be suicidal to many industrial and From Two Denver Colleges The semi-annual clergy con the Mother of God and their earth present to him the compliments and good wishes of the N. C. W . C. mercantile establishments, the ference for the priests of the Urban J. Vehr, Bishop of Denver, ly mothers, alive and deceased, on Administrative Committee of Bishops, in accord with an established transition could probably be made, Denver district will be held will offer the 7:30 Mass at which Forty-one candidates are eligi lege was moved from Morrison, May 14, Mother’s day, according the men and boys will receive custom of the N, C. W . C. Standing with Father Burke in the pic rather than to the detriment of next Tuesday morning. May 2, ture is William F. Moniavon, K. S. G. (right), director of the industry and commerce, to their ble for degrees in Denver’s two Colo., to Denver, will be held at at 10 o’clock in the basement to plans announced this week by Communion. A breakfa.st will be pastors of the city. N. C. W . C. Legal department, who accompanied Father Burke to the benefit, owing to increased em Catholic colleges— Loretto Heights Regis the evening of June 8. De chapel of the Cathedral, with held in the school hall which grees will be conferred by the Corporate Communions at White House.— (Reni photo.) ployment through the shortened for women and Regis for men— Bishop Vehr in attendance. the Bishop will attend and give a according to announcements made Very Rev. Joseph A. Herbers, S.J., Masses reserved for the Catholic hours. A gradual transition from Papers will be read on “ The short talk. The Rev. Hugh L. Mc- this week by Sister Dolorine, dean president of the college. John J. mfn and their sons will feature Menamin •will preach a special ser the 60-hour week of less than a Resurrection of the Body’’ by of studies at Loretto Heights, and Sullivan, graduate of the class of the observance in most of the par mon at all the Masses. In the quarter of a century ago to to the Rev. Harold V. Campbell, the Rev. Joseph A. Ryan, dean of 1915, will give the baccalaureate ishes. Some of the churches also afternoon the sodality girls will day’s 40 to 44-hour period has with the Rev. Michael Morgan been beneficial, not only to the Regis. Regis expects to graduatz address. will inaugurate a mother and entertain the mothers at a tea. Four Cardinals at of Hugo leading the discussion, workingmen, but to the industries a class of twenty-five. Sixteen Eight of the Regis class are and on “ The Doctrine of Inten daughter Communion and several A large class will receive First as -v^’eU. candidates for the degrree of have prepared appropriate pro Communion in Blessed Sacrament are in the senior class at Loretto. tion’’ by the Rev. Leo Flynn, Economic soundness cannot re- Commencement exercises, mark Bachelor of Arts. They are John grams for Communion breakfasts church. All the school children with the Rev. Louis J. Grohman Rites for Delegate (Turn to Pag)(^4 — Column 4 ) ing the forty-fourth since the col- Brug:geman, Fred Eatough, Jos leading the discussion. or for later in the day. Two par also will receiv at the same Maas. eph Evatz, Benedict Foley, Martin All the attendants at the ishes will h ve Fir.st Communion The men will receive in a body at Grabrian, Richard Heister, John conference are to write a short classes with the children receiving an earlier Mass. Vatican City.— (NCWC Cable) Russia, Armenian Bishops Schiro, Mall and T. Rabor Taylor. Can paper on the following subject: for the intention of their mothers. Holy Ghost church will feature — His Excellency, Msgr. Amleto George Calavassy and John Mele; didates for the degree of Bache “ When approached by a Cath As a climax to the spiritual phase a First Communion class of Giovanni Cicognani, recently Alexander C. Kirk, Charge d’ Af PRIEST SHOWS WHY lor of Science, four in number, olic, divorced from an evident of the day’s observance all the 24 at the 8:15 Ma.ss. At the same named Apostolic Delegate to the faires of the United States em are Patrick Connelly, Fred Grier, ly invalid marriage, requesting Catholic children of the city and Mass the Federation of Catholic United States, was solemnly con bassy at Rome; the secretary of Robert Kelher and William Slat marriage with a new consort, the students nurses of the three Nurses of the city will have its secrated Sunday morning, becom the Italian embassy at Vatican tery. Those who will be awarded what would you do?” Denver ho.spitals ■will gather at annual corporate Communion. ing Titular Archbishop of Laodi- City, Archbishop Alfredo Ottavi- RELIGION ISN’T ‘SOLD’ degree of Bachelor of Science Regis college for the annual coro (Turn to Page 8 — Column 5) cea di Frigia. Present at the cere ani, substitute Papal Secretary of in Commerce are Edward Austen mony were four Cardinals, a dis- State; members of the Consistor- Inquiry of a recently baptized those truths. To counteract these and Leonard Bisbing. Bachelqr tinguished group of prelates, mem- ial Congregation, with Assessor convert concerning the failure of causes he suggested personal read of Philosophy degree candidates bers of the diplomatic corps, a Msgr. Vincent Santoro; members Catholics to “ sell” their religion ing of Catholic literature and re are James Burke, John Cummings, large representation of clergy, in of the Congregation for the Orien furnished the Rev. Hugh L. Mc- newed interest in Catholic - activ Philip Dolan, Bernard Friel, John FATHER J. A. WALSH, CO-FOUNDER OF cluding a number of American tal Church, with Assessor Msgr. Menamin, rector of the Cathedral, ities. Gartland, James McGraw, James priests, and many others, includ Cesarini; the staff and students of Denver, the subject for a thought- (Turn to Page 8 — Column 4) (Turn to Page 4 — Column 4) ing students and members of the the North American college in provoking sermon last Sunday in American colony in Rome. Rome, headed by Msgr. Eugene S. the Cathedral pulpit. Citing the MARYKNOLL, MADE TITULAR BISHOP Archbishop Cicognani will sail Burke, rector; Msgr. Joseph A. causes of this admitted failure on for the United States from Genoa Breslin, vice rector, and Msgr. the part of Catholics and suggest ab^rd the Conte di Savoia on Moses Kiley, spiritual director; ing remedies, Father McMenamin Annual Press Day Holy See Pays Honor to Man Who Helped Start May 16. He will be accompanied delegations from the Roman sem classified non-Catholics into dis by the Very Rev. Msgr. Francis inary and Propaganda college, rec tinct groups and pointed out the America’s Foreign Mission Movement lECIS IQ E. Hyland, who was secretary to tors of the Irish, English, Scotch possibility of influencing them by His Eminence, Pietro Cardinal and Beda colleges, Msgr. Carinci, presentation of Catholic belief. to be Held May 7 The Very Rev. James A. Walsh, 1892, and was ordained in the lat Fumasoni-Biondi, whom Archbish secretary of the Congregation of An inferiority complex is per M.Ap., co-founder and su ter year. For eleven years, Father op Cicognani succeeds as Apostolic Rites; generals of the Carmelite haps the greatest reason for the perior general of the Catholic For- W’alsh was assigned to St. Pat and Redemptorist orders, the pro The annuab'preis collection for The Denver Catholic Register 4 LM BETBEIIS Delegate to the United States, and failure of Catholics to “ sell” their and The Register will be taken up in all the churches of Denver and I eign Mission Society of America rick’s parish in Boston, and in curator general of the Salesians, by the Rev. Dr. James B. O’Reilly, religpous beliefs, according to Fa suburbs this year on Sunday,. May 7. Under The Register’s plan of (-Maryknoll), has been named a 1903 was named director of the national secretary of the Catholic and representatives of many re ther McMenamin. To banish such [titular Bishop, according to word Society for the Propagation of ligious orders and institutes de operation, the papers are sent into every local Catholic home listed in The Very Rev. Joseph A. Berb Near East Welfare association. handicap he suggested the reading the parish records, the plan being carried out through special arrange received from the Holy See. Fa- the Faith in the Archdiocese of His Eminence, Raphael Charles pending on the Congregation for of Church history. The seYond rea itlicr Walsh has been in Denver a Boston. Father Walsh held this ers, S.J., president of Regis col the Oriental church.^ ment with the diocese, it being understood that the ordinary support lege, announced Thursday that Cardinal Rossi, O.C.D., secretary son why Catholics fail as religious of the Church includes also a subscription. Through this arrangement, Lnumber of times, his last visit office until 1911, but as early as of the Sacred (ionsistorial Congre There was also present a dele “ salesmen,” noted the speaker, is {being a few months ago, when he 1907 had begun the publication of Regis will offer four retreats in practically complete coverage is given the Catholic homes in Denver the summer months for the men of gation, was the consecrator of gation from the Royal University either igmorance concerning the and suburbs. While the paper is forced on nobody, the number of jwas a guest of Bishop Urban J. j the mission monthly. The Field Archbishop Cicognani. Archbish the state. This year •will mark the Students’ association, of which or- truths of Catholicism or apathy, Catholic families who do not wish to receive it is negligible. Vehr. IAfar. op Joseph Pizzardo, secretary for second in which the college has (Turn to Page 4 ^—Column 1) indifference toward the spread of While under thfe present subscription arrangement, the burden of The Very Rev. James Anthony Founding of Society Extraordinary Ecclesiastical A f The begiiSaing of the Catholic offered four week-end dates. payment is on the Church as an organization, there are thousands of Walsh, M.M., M.Ap., who has just i fairs in the Papal Secretariate of families that prefer to make direct payment of the individual sub been named a titular Bishop, is ' Foreign Mission Society of Amer Two retreat masters from out State, and Archbishop Carlo Sa- ica really dates from what has of the .state and two from the col scription fee, or at least a percentage of it. They take their oppor being honored by the Holy See, lotti, secretary of the Sacred Gon- tunity to pay in the one annual Church collection for the Catholic presumably for his work in found been called a providential meeting lege, all specialists in conducting gregation for the Propagation of 120 PALADIN DEGREES of Father Walsh and Father Thom the three-day exercises outlined press, and thus lighten the burden of the Church as an organization. ing and directing the great Ameri the Faith, were co-consecrators. The annual collection means more to us this year than it has in as Frederick Price of North Caro centuries ago by SL Ignatius can Mission society. Paulist Fathers attached to the any time past. We have been no exception to the publications that Father Walsh was born at Cam lina, the co-founders, in Septem Loyola, have been engaged. They American Church of Santa Su are Father Francis J. O’Hern, S.J., TO BE AWARDED SUNDAY have seen their advertising income lowered froih previous standards, bridge, Mass., February 24, 1867. ber, 1910. Both priests had jour sanna in Rome and the students’ but still we have been persistent in trying to give complete news of St. Louis university. Father He is a graduate of Boston col neyed to Montreal for the Euchar choir of the North American col coverage of all Catholic events, both local and national. W e have lege, and attended Harvard uni istic Congress held in that city. Herbert C. Noonan, S.J., of lege in Rome assisted at the cere The fourth quarterly meeting that have been worked out in the striven to be of the utmost service to the Church. versity in 1885-86. He pursped Father Price was founder of the Creighton university, Omaha, and monies. of the Colorado Catholic Students’ schools, chiefly as one form of pub W e realize that never, since The Register’s present subscription Catholic pragazine Truth, and Fathers Emanuel T. Sandoval, S. Among the members of the Sa lic achievement.s required at the his studies for the priesthood at Mission Crusade will be held in plan was put in operation, have we made an appeal in times more St. John’s Ecclesiastical seminary, Father W’alsh had edited The Field J., and Theodore Schulte, S.J., of cred college present at Archbishop end of each paladin round table Annunciation hall, at 37th and distressful from an economic standpoint than they are today; that Brighton, Mass., from 1886 until Afar since 1907. Father Price RegiS’ Cicognani’s consecration w«re Pie course. never •will the contributions be more of a sacrifice on the part ^ our The dates for the retreats are had labored for a quarter of a tro Cardinal Gasparri, former Humboldt, Sunday afternoon, After the business meeting, a readers than in this year. But we face this realization with confidence century in North Carolina, and as follows: June 29 to July 3; July Papal Secretary' of State; Luigi April 30, at 3 o’clock. In the group of Annunciation boys will BISHOP ASKS PRAYER that the same loyalty to the Catholic press, as has been evident in the the two priests discovered that 13 to 17, August 3 to 7 and Au Cardinal Sincere, secretary of the regular business meeting about stage a progpram with James Feely pest, will be the rple, and not exception, in this year’s collection. ON PRESIDENT’S DAY they had in common the holy am gust 24 to 28. Spaced at inter Sacred Congregation for the one hundred and twenty paladin as chairman. It will include: Bishop Urban J. Vehr has given his whole-hearted approval to bition to establish a foreign mis vals of two weeks, the retreat Oriental Church, and Cardinal Fu degrees will be awarded to crusade Song, “ Onward, Students’ Cru the work of The Register. He has set aside May 7 as the time for the Biihop Vehr urges all Cath sion seminary in the United States. dates coincide with the montiis masoni-Biondi, who is prefect of officers and to students of Sacred sade;” “ The Hi.story of Leprosy,” annual Press collection. He has written a letter to the pastors, to be when the majority of the men of olics of the diocese to observe The Archbishops of the United the Sacred Congregation for the Heart, Cathedral and Annunciation by Charles Shackley; “ Leprosy in read at the Masses this Sunday, and to be mailed to subscribers with President’s day this Sunday. State.s, presided over by Cardinal the state will be given their sum Propagation of the Faith. high schools who have completed the United States,” John, Kelly; the collection envelopes next week, bespeaking your co-operation in He asks that the priests, after Gibbons, gave formal approval to mer vacations from their employ Others present included Arch paladin round table courses in “ Leper Missions in the 'Philip what ho teriAs "a great work.” each Mass, offer some public the project on April 27, 1911. On ment bishop Borgongini Duca, Papal mission study; the national con pines,” Harold Clark; vocal solo, The chih subscription price for The Denver Catholic Register and prayers that Almighty God will June 29, 1911, the Feast of Saints Father O’Hern will conduct the Nuncio to Italy; His Beatitude vention to be held in Cincinnati “ The Missionary’s Prayer,” John The Register is $2 per year. Those who can afford to do so are re bless our Chief Executive and Peter and Paul, Pope Pius X for first retreat. He is dean of men Avedis Prter XIV Arpiarian, Pa next summer will be discussed Grebenc; “ Father Damien in Ha quested to make a donation of that amount, and more, if they wish guide him in the solution of the mally authorized Fathers Walssh at St. Louis university. In addi triarch of Cilicia of the Armen and officers for 1933-1934 will be waii,” Raymond Carper; “ Da to help us in our work. Others whose circumstances are more limited many problems he must face and Price to undertake the soci tion to giving retreats throughout ians; Archbishop Edward Mooney, elected. mien’s First Twelve Years in Mo are invited to pay whatever percentage of that amount they can afford. for the welfare of our country ety’s foundation. the country, Father O’Hern form Apostolic Delegate to Japan; Bish A new feature of mission activ lokai,” Dan McLellan; “ Damien, Those who, because of the times, find it impossible to give, are asked and of the world. In the first part of 1929, Rome erly assisted at the famous St op Michael d’Herbigny, president ity in Colorado will be a display the Leper, His Death,” James Con to- say a prayer for us and our work. W e know they would make a (Turn to Page 7 — Column 1) (Turn toP ag«4 — Column 4) of the Pontifical commission for of posters and of mission projects ley, and “ Taps.” donation if they could possibly do so.
ORIGINAL IN POOR CONDITION REPORTS ARE READ Your Furs Require the Care o f a' Furrier H M ilO lI FOR Our program of summer safety includes examination, removal of dust and grit, ST. DOMINIC’S I AT DEANERY MEETINQ placing in ice cold vaults in the atmos SI FUR p h eric conditions tested best for furs, fre The Denver deanery of the preciation of the assistance given quent inspection and glazing. Diocesan Council of Catholic the clinics by the Federation of 2% of Valuation PARISH Women met in the Knights of Co Catholic Nurses and the Medical STORAGE Members of Blessed Sacra Breakfast, With Bishop as ment Parish Form Pop lumbus clubhouse Monday after Mission society. She also ac noon, April 24. The president, knowledged a large donation of Guest, Will Follow ular Team Buy 401 D. M. Titus Mrs. J. C. Hagus, conducted the medicines from Dr. P. J. J*oth- Mass Your 16th St. DELICIOUS meeting. About 75 were present. uisje, brought in fcy Mrs. W. C. Furs Pharmacy (Bletied Sacrament Parish) This was not the usual large at Weldon. From Cor. W ait 3Bth and Tennyson Listeners who happen to tune in tendance owing to the change of Miss Maris Stella Scott, in her Final preparations have been A Furrier Q h j n m Tremont D. M. Titus is one of the oldest on “ Jack and Jill,” a popular re meeting date, a courtesy to the usual interesting report of spir made for the general Communion regristered pharmacists in the state, quest program at 9:45 Sunday Good Shepherd Aid association, itual work among the little folk of Catholic firemen of the city at holding register card No. 10. He night over KFXF, will be inter whose annual party was held on of her center, brought a thought the 8:15 Mass at Holy Ghost ^ Now you may have your finest wool blankets and has been at the above location for ested to know the participants the regular date^ for the deanery of the realization of the promise church on Sunday, April 30. Prac the past six years, giving his pa are Mary and Walter Kranz. meeting. . The secretary. Miss of the Little Flower that .she tically every Catholic man con ^ auto robes laundered by the same methods used trons the advantage of his long ex An item of inte est in the week Clara Courtney, read a message would send a shower of roses nected with the deparflHient will by their manufacturers—the woolen mills. was the premiere over KOA cf from the Most Rev. Urban J. from heaven. Some of the roses be present a^the altar. The Com perience as a druggist, in filling This is a strictly different process from ordinary washing. Special Mrs. William L. Lebling’s “ The Vehr explaining that Confirma seem to have been directed to this munion breaMast will be served prescriptions and offering profes ESSERTS equipment— the only of its kind in Denver—-is used. sional advice which is often of Song That Reminds Me of You.” tion cla.sses required his attend center named in her honor. at the Boggio’SHTotisserie, at which The immediate success of the ance in the southern part of the a number of friends of the de It restores the life and beauty, brightening the colors and raising great value in an emergency. Twenty-Third Avenue Rude Center Sueceitful the. nap to a new luxurious, downy softness. ' Mr. Titus carries a fine line of piece was evidenced by the fact state and prevented his attend partment, both Catholic and non- that a second local orchestra Mrs. John F. Vail, director of Catholic, will be present, several And there is a positive guaranty against shrinkage. fresh drugs, sundries, cigars, cigar Creamery ance at the meeting. The Bishop Catholic activities in Rude center, ettes and tobaccos. His merchan 3000 West 23rd Ave. GA. 5574 broadcast it in its program, and it extended appreciation of the of whom will address the gather Naturally It’s the Ideal Laundry that can give is receiving attention from or told of continued success of that ing. Bishop Vehr will be the cele dise is always dependable. The About three years ago, Clara endeavors of the deanery and endeavor. The mothers’ sewing fountain features delicious Cor- Graham took over the manage chestras all over the country. its affiliated organizations, and brant of the Mass and will preach. you this service. Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Callahan class is an. outstanding feature. The Bishop will be among the betta ice cream and the best ment of this attractive little assured the members of his . pray Donations of material for this will Call the Ideal on Your Laundry nt FjTups. Call GAllup 4143. Mr. creamery? Through her constant honored Miss Florence Scott and ers for the continuance o f their honor guests at the Communion her fiance, Joseph Keating, Jr., at be acceptable. Mrs. Vail, an breakfast, as will also the pastor Problems Titus is appreciative of the parish efforts toward improvement, it is work. nouncing with regret that Mrs. W, patronage. now a fine example of cleanliness a bridge party Saturday evening. Mr. Benjamin L. Masse, S. J., of Holy Ghost church. Father T. Prendergast finds it necessary John R. Mulroy, who is spiritual and sanitation. All fixtures are Other guests who enjoyed the of the faculty of Regis college THE PLANT IS AT 2500 CURTIS ^ ------party were Mr. and Mrs. William to discontinue active work at the adviser of the Firemen’s Commun kept spotless. The steady growth gave a short talk on “ The Church center for the present, called for J. May, Misses Mar Keating, ion association. of business has made it necessary and Modern Literature.” ■ Mr. a volunteer worker to take her ■fWWWW WW WW^-WW WWWWWWWWWW.W Frances Tahney, Helen Long, to add different lines from time Masse, who was presented by Mrs. place. Generous response came Preceding the Mass, the firemen Maurine Coleman, Wilma Phillips; will assemble on 19th street and to time until one may now pur D. F. Sullivan, president of the from Mrs. Murohy of St. John’s Messrs. Edward and Walter chase virtually any article of food Regis college Parents’ association, parish. Mrs. Vail spoke appre make entry into the church in a Coughlin, Steven Keating, Jr., and body. A double line of march, St. Francis de Sales’ at Miss Graham’s, and may feel aroused the enthusiasm of his au ciatively of financial assistance Joseph Dooling. headed by Fire Chief John F, sure of receiving the finest quality dience to such an extent that a given this activity by the Cath St. Joan of Arc’s circle will Healy, will be made from the the market offers. Her Garden meetin."7 was planned for a later olic Charities. Farm dairy products are always meet Friday, April 28, at the date at the home of Mrs. D. G. church to the restaurant, a dis Parish Mrs. P. J. Sullivan, nl airman on fresh— delicious ice cream in a va home of Mrs. P. D. Walsh, 4636 Monaghan, when Mr. Masse will tance of three blocks, following itk:. catechetical instruction in the riety of tempting flavors is fea East 19th avenue. Mrs. 0. S. present his subject at length. the Mass. The following are serv Garfield district, reported that 30 tured. Kretschmer will be assistant host Mrs. Monagha.. will be assisted in ing as station representatives for F A L B Y ’ S ess. arrangements by Mrs. F. F. Sulli children prepared for First Holy the association: Deputy Chief Communion in that center would PAINT—GLASS—WALLPAPER—HARDWARE A PLEASANT PLACE TO DINE The Roach Grocery The meeting of the Loretto van, Mrs. Thomas G. Barry, chair Spillane, Captain Carlin, Captain Fmmous Wheeler Houae P«int. trml.. $1.49. Floor Varnish, *al., $1.49. Garden Heights • Advisory board, an receive Sunday, April 30, at St. Horan, John Sullivan, Tony Tur- Rake, 19 in., 49c. Screen Wire, 2V4c iq. foot. The Lake Place Cafe 2828 West 32nd Ave. man on study clubs in the dean nounced for Saturday, April 29, Cajetan’s church. The girls in relli. Captain Conboy, Captain 32 BDWY WE DELIVER PE. 2940 Mrs. M. J. Moore hat operate 1 You will find this an interest ery, and Miss Margaret Fallon, at 2 p. m., will be attended by this group will be dressed by the Donovan, Captain Kennedy, Cap this attractive room for over nine ing shopping center where every literature chairman. several women of the parish. Park Catholic Daughters’ sewing group, tain Dwyer, Lieutenant McCarthy, years. Stop in and enjoy her de thing good to eat is attractively Mrs. W. H. Paul reported Hill women serving on the board the boys by Little Flower center. George Patrick, Assistant Chief licious meals— ^the service as well displayed for your convenience in heavier clinics than for any pre are Mrs. William Lebling, presi Mrs. W. H. Andrew will furnish Mahon, Joe Carr, Assistant Chief as the food will please you. making a selection. Mrs. U. G. vious month— 549 cases having dent; Mesdames A. H. Rampe, N. the prayerbooks and Miss Anna Keating, Lieutenant O’Neil, Cap LAKE PLACE CAFE Roach established this store over been ^ared for at S t Caje- A. Steinbruner, C. Walter Kranz, tan’s and 339 at Little Flower Fallon the rosaries. Several mem tain Canning, Neil Horan, Paul St. Joseph’s Parish 2290 No. Speer Bird. a year ago. Mrs. Roach devotes Martin Currigan, Leo H. Connell, center. Mrs. Paul expressed ap- bers of the Junior Catholic McBreen, Captain Flaherty, Wil her entire attention to the man Daughters will arrange the veils liam Ward and A. J. Becker. agement of the store. Her pleas Forbes Parkhill, A. H. Plunkett, S. A. Riesenman, "W. C. Wildon and wreaths on the little girls and WE BELIEVE IN ing personality («nd the high stan the Junior Catholic Daughters’ dard of food offered have won her and George McDevitt. Mrs. Leb KLEIN'S RED & W H ITE USING- ONLY THE ling is working fo. the success of Glee club, under direction of Mrs. a host of satisfied customers. The I N EXPECIFD Claire Connell Martin, will fur Third Psychology BEST IN&REDIENTS “ The Cradle Song,” a play of Pure Lard, pound...... A...... 4V2® store features fresh, tasty bakery nish music. Breakfast will be goods, quality groceries,' fresh convent life, which is to be put With Purchase 1162 Kalamath on at Loretto Heights May 7, 10. served the children and those of fruits and vegetables, as well as Father John’s class in the base Lecture Is Given dairy products. Stop in and in Fr. Flynn Improving ■ The sympathy of the parish is 11 PREP PIRADE ment of the church. Donations spect this stock; you will be A brilliant lecture on "The extended to the Rev. Leo Flynn, for the breakfast were offered by SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO pleased with the reasonable prices. Mesdames R. J. Konicke, John F. Conscious and the Subconscious” This store remains open Sun formerly assistant pastor of this was delivered by the Rev. L. L. parish,, who was injured in an Catholic Colleges Join in Vail, Harvey J. Smith and D. G. RELIEF ORDERS days, and every evening— a con Monaghan. Cusack, S.J., at the Argonaut TRY OUR REAL ACCOMMODATING SERVICE venience when the unejqjected automobile accident April 18. hotel last Friday. It was the third Entertainirlg High School Mrs. Mary Smith brought the guest arrives or some article for Anxious friends will be glad to in the course on psychology spon Seniors report of the Catholic Charities - The John Thompson Grocery Company :: dinner has been overlooked. The know that Father Flynn is get sored by Uie Colorado Association ting along nicely and it is ex and a heartening message from !! 741-43 SANTA FE DRIVE Taylor's Bakery store is operated on the econom One. of the biggest events in of Alumnae , of Mesdames of the pected he will be able to sit up the spiritual director, the Rev. Sacred Heart. An interesting ical cash and carry plan. Catholic college circles of the sea & Creamery by the end of the week.' He is in John R. Mulroy. The deanery re point of the lecture was the de Mercy hospital, as also is Dr. Von son is the second annual Loretto grets that Father Mulroy’s mani 2742 Weit 29th Ave. Heights-Regis Prep parade to be scription of “ anguish neurosis, Mr. and Mrs. James Taylor have Detton, who is recovering from fold duties prevent his regular at an aftermath of the war, which THE BANKERS injuriies sustained several weeks given at the Coronado club at 16th tendance at meetings, but his in operated this im laculate cream and Clarkson streets on Friday, undoubtedly, has had its influ' ery and bakery for the past four ago, terest in its work is ever manifest., ence in inducing the psychological WAREHOUSE/CO. April 28. Mrs. Smith extended an invitation years and have built their fine Mrs. Ellen McHugh returned state of the world, that is so large MOVING— street to street or coast to Case's 35th Ave. Market home last week after submitting The two Catholic colleges, Regis to all to participate in the cele patronage on quality alone. Mr. 4336 We»l 35th Avenue and Loretto Heights, have been a contributing cause of the pres STORAGE with Complete Protection Taylor has been in the baking to a very serious goiter operation. bration of the Ozanam centenary ent depression. “ It is quite pos It isn’t necessary to go down engaged in preparations for the May 7 by receiving Holy Com coast. business all of his life; he was Although Mrs. McHugh had a sible to acquire a habit of suffer Rstss on Application town to find a complete stock of very difficult time, she is said to affair for the past three weeks, munion and attending the break manager of the baking department quality groceries and meats. If with the result that approximately ing,” the speaker smd. Students MAin 6259 2145 BlaJee St. be doing nicely at present. fast following. from Denver university and from of the old John Thompson Gro you are very particular and ap one thousand Catholic high school cery company for twenty-seven Mrs. Charles W. Haskell was Musical Nets $100 Regis' college, as well as many preciate quality and service, try hostess to St. Rita’s circle Tues seniors will be their grfests at the Miss Mary Coughlin, deanery years. These years of experience Case’s 35th Avenue grocery and Prep parade. Invitations have others, took part in the discussion. and the pure ingredients used in day, when she entertained the chairman for the musical given in The popularity of the course is Tooting market at 4336 West 35th ave members at a bridge luncheon. been sent to the ten Catholic high March by the Alliance Francais all of his foods give you the most nue. schools of Denver, and to thirty attested by the fact that although for the delicious baked goods in the city. Additional gniests were Mesdames for the benefit o f the St. Cajetan the worst storm of the winter was Osmond Case, the four-square H. W. McLauthlin, W. J. Cam Catholic high schools in the states and Little Flower clinics, turned Parish Will Give raging on that day, forty-seven Maytime proprietor and manager, estab eron, Herman Vance and A. E. of Colorado, Wyoming, Nebraska, in $100 as the deanery’s share of New Mexico, and Texas. It is ex members of the class were pres- lished this business there six years Moore. High score was made by the proceeds. Miss Coughlin fur- Bam Dance ago. pected that representatives from ent. Mrs. Alfred H. Rampe. her showed her interest in dean The subject of the next lecture, Recently he has remodeled and practically all of these high at Regii Mr. and Mrs. John Toner, Jr., ery finances by assisting Mrs. which will be given at 3 o’clock Girls Scholarship redecorated the entire store, and have returned after a honeymoon schools will be in attendance. Harry McGraw in disposing of This year both colleges will of Friday, May 5, at the Argonaut Friday, May 12 re-arranged the merchandise for in Santa Fe, and have taken an boxes for “ Migmon,” the operatic fer accommodations and entertain hotel, will be “ The Emotions.” It better display and to aid you in partment at 1065 Gaylord street. performance to be given in the T.-P. A. of St. Catherine’s ment to seniors who wish to stay will include such topics as fear, Undtr auapicM of Ro(is CoU«t* making your selection. You may 16 Women Brave Storm Municipal auditorium May 1 and Parent*’ A**ociatian at the colleges for the week-end worry, etc. The course is open to Is Sponsoring Project help yourself, be served or call The deep snowdrifts which en 2, in the proceeds of which the at a very nominal cost. the public and arrangements may for Graduate At Regi* Athletic Hall GAllup 4281 for prompt delivery. shrouded Park Hill were no deter deanery will share. This an The committee in charge se be made to attend a single lec The new meat department is up- rent to the progress of activities nouncement served to lighten the ture on application to the regis ADMISSION 49c COUPLE cured George Morrison and his (St. Catherine’* Pariih) to-the-minutj and handles the planned for the week. Sixteen de gloom cast by Mrs. W. P. Bowe’s trar, Mrs. E. M. Durrel, York finest of meats. band, a well-known Colored or At "the meeting of the C. T.-P. Space donated by Mile* Dryer Pt«. Co. termined women battled the Fri chestra, for the occasion. Novelty report as treasurer. 1248, or the president, Mrs. W. J. day storm vainly urging reluctant A. this Friday afternoon at 3:20, soloists and specialties will be fea Mrs. M. B. O’Fallon, chairman Cameron, Gallup 4899. cars out of garages, until as a of shop salesmen, said that if the final action will be taken on tured by the orchestra. the scholarship, which is planned last resort the entire load was put The committee was selected stock is received at the Benefit upon one wheezing, panting auto shop it can be disposed of, and for some girL^aduate each year, Optometrist and Optician M and N Cafe from the combined student coun Tabernacle Ladies beginning this spring, just as the mobile. The goal, an afternoon cils of the two colleges, and con urged that the shop be remem HELEN WALSH 32nd and Lowell Blvd. at the McGrayel home, was not bered ih'the housecleaning season. Holy Name men founded a scholar sists of the following: Joseph Mur Aitociate Everyone who eats here echoes one to be sneezed at— the sneezes, Call TAbor 2916 and articles will To Meet on May 5 ship for a worthy boy graduate the same sentiment. . , “ How can phy, Regis, chairman; Ben Foley, of St. Catherine’s school for Regis W . R. JOSEPH, if any, follov^ed the event. No Joe Walsh and Edward Austen of be called for. such food be so inexpensive?’’ serious colds have been reported Mrs. J. B. Hunter, financial college. TTie Study club at this EYES EXAMINED Years of experience is the an- Regis, Marcella Murphy, Phoebe The historic Campion home at meeting will be conducted by Mrs. and it is hoped their patron had Pulver, Virginia McMindes, Mar secretary, reported renewal of 800 Logan street will be the scene Pbena TAbor 1880 .-^wer. We serve beer in pint bot the members of the Little Flower membership from several organi Clarence Lynch, who will explain "Pleas# Note” tles. garet Connelly and Margie Can of a meeting of old friends, when “ The Holy Year,” and Mrs. John circle under her loving care. non of Loretto Heights college. zations. Mrs. T. A. Cosgriff, Mrs. Mary Mulvihill entertains the NEW LOCATION When Mrs. Harry Seiden- president of the Diocesan Council Bowdem, who will discuss the very 218-219 Majeatic Bid*. Tabernacle society at-its regular timely subject of “ Children and Eat More Meat stricker made an earnest plea for of Catholic Women, announced monthly meeting FYiday, May 5. the Movies.” Appearing in the current issue discarded articles for the Catholic RETREAT GROUP the quarterly conference for May ■The activities of this society have Patronize Our Shop— Unexcelled Benefit shop a' a meeting of St. 24 in Colorado Springs, and re The postponed party of the Jun The Best in of Collier’s is an interesting article TO MEET MAY 9 held the interest of a loyal group on diet by Arthur F. Kraetzer, M. Beauty Culture Norbert’s circle Friday to com quested that all reports be pre of women for more than twenty ior sodality will be held ‘Friday Used D. He says many people believe West 2Hh Ave. plete a load she planned to trans sented. Mrs. M. J. O’Fallon en years. In this time the Campion evening at 7:30 in the community that eating meat causes high blood port to the shop over the week A special meeting of the Cath couraged attendance at this con home has opened its doors many hall. Beauty Shop end, she had not taken the olics Women’s Retreat association ference. Furniture pressure, but the study of the times to the.members of the so The comic opera, “ The Church Caah or Credit Northern Eskimo who eats nothing 2746 W. 29th Ave. weather man into her confidence. has been called for Tuesday eve P.-T. A. Work Commended ciety. It is expected that many Fair,” was such a success last Fri-. but meat proves this theory un The extremely low prices on Mrs. Seidenstricker’s arrival at ning, May 9. The meeting is to A communication was received old friends of the organization will day that it was repeated Tuesday Retail Rooms true. No cases of high blood pres permanent waves will advance in the shop in the midst of the storm be held at the home of Mrs. from Mrs. Hutz, national P.-T. A. make this meeting an occasion for night of this week to a crowded Open Daily sure are found among these meat- the near future. Call GAllup 7158 was reported with special grati Charles J. Dunn, 736 Washington chairman of the National Council renewing their interest in the work house,’ the weather having ruined A FULL LINE OF eating people, but among the and arrange to have your perman tude by the shop workers at the street. Tlie Rev. William M. Hig of Catholic Women, commending which it has performed consist the attendance at the first, pro .Southern Eskimo who eats prac ent at the present price. deanery meeting Monday after gins will speak. This will be the the constructive organization ently throughout the years. The duction. OFFICE FURNITURE tically no meat many cases were Miss Hardy has been in this lo noon. These volunteer workers, last general meeting of the asso work of Mrs. Alfred H. Rampe, Rev. J. Fred McDonough, pastor The new series of instructions discovered. Meat as a food is cation for over four years and en who are at the shop on their re ciation before the retreat itself, P.-T. A. chairman on diocesan and for non-Catholic inquirers opened We rent Folding Chairs, Card and of the Church of the Blessed Sac Banquet Tables, Dishes, Silver clean, wholesome and completely joys a fine patronage. spective days rain or shine, ex which is to be held June 17-18. deanery boards. rament, will be the speaker of the this week and will be continued ware, anything in stock. digestible. It forms no gas and pressed th^ir appreciation of Mrs, The meeting is open to members Mrs. James Jackson, chairman afternoon. Music will be furnish every Tuesday evening at 8 Established 1888 leaves no coarse residue to ferment Seidenstricker’s thoughtfulness, and friends who are interested in on legislation, gave an informative ed by the Loretto Heights Glee o’clock in the school building. and reported that the entire dona the movement. It is scheduled for talk on pending measures. Mrs. in the intestines ^nd scald their club. The meeting is scheduled Sunday is the Feast of St. Cath PHONE KEYSTONE 4852 delicate linings. Many diet fanatics tion of clothing had been disposed 8 o’clock. Jackson’s remarks were supple for 2:30 p.m. erine of Siena, after whom the allow themselves to become run of before closing that night. mented by Mrs. J. M. Mueller, parish is named and to whom spe down and actually endanger their S t Joseph’s circle was enter Helena, Mont., and Mrs. T. E diocesan chairman on legislation. FAVOR RECEIVED cial honor will be paid. tained at a Dutch lunch Friday in Verdant of Locust, Mo., added to Mrs. H. J. Smith, chairman on health by refusing to eat this A subscriber of The Register The parish was honored this First Sign of Spring the home of Mrs. J. J. Reilly, the interest. Mrs. Sherlock of girl welfare, told of various ways week in the vote of the senior strength-giving food. wishes to acknowledge a favor re 9th Annual Social of the Lake’s Quality market is ready with Mrs. William J. Potter assist local fame was invited to partict in which the Junior Catholic class of Holy Family high school ing. Prizes were won at bridge pate. Those watching the play Daughters are exemplifying their ceived through the intercession of to serve you with the finest meats St. Joseph. choosing as secretary of the Junior BERKELEY money can buy. Call GAllup 4405 Fowler's by Mrs. Ball and Mrs. Francis were impressed by the speed and motto, “ Be Useful.” sodality, Frances Pastore, as May for delivery service. Dry Cleaning and Dyeing Murphy. There were four tables sophistication with which Mrs. Mrs. T. W. O’Connor, president POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT queen of the May crowning serv SOCIAL CLUB 2800 W. 32nd Ave. of bridge. Mrs. M. R. Quinn was Buggier made her decision.?, while of the Medical Mission society, LAKE’S QUALITY MARKET BEN F. ENGLANDER ices Sunday afternoon. at Elitch’s Gardens ‘The Home of Good Meets’’ J. E. Fowler has recently moved a guest of the afternoon. the reputation which Mrs. Ver extended an invitation to dean ANNOUNCES Regina, tHe infant daughter of 3617 West 32nd Ave. his cleaning establishntent into Thoma.. J. Davis and family dant has acquired :s due in a large ery members to attend a meeting CANDIDACY FOR COUNCIL Mr. and Mrs. Michael Barbato of THURSDAY EVENING, fine new quarters directly opposite have moved into the parish and measure to her technique in thb of that organization at S t An- The voters of District Number 4129 Umatilla street, was baptized May 4th, 1933 Oakes home. The new plant is are living at 2555 Clermont use of the double. Mrs. Sherlock, [ thony’s hospital Thursday, April 4 were informed this week that Sunday. The sponsors were Jacob better equipped to serve Mr. Fow street. The family consists of a quiet little woman, played her 27. Ben F. Englander, the genial Blute and Bernadette Canzona. Elitch Gardens Orchestra ler’s many customers with the Mr, Davis’ daughter, Mrs. Bruce hands modestly and with no ap-' Congratulations were sent Mrs. manager of the Norman apart The pastor, the Rev. E. J. Man- 75c per couple— Extra lady 25c quality of cleaning and pressing Bigelow, an;J her husband, the parent effort to impress onlookers T. G. Garrison, past president of ments, had accepted the candidacy nix, is leaving next week for Al for which he has become well Misses Ella and Katherine Davis, with her prowess. Only in the the Denver deanery, on her ap- for councilman of their district buquerque, where he will give a Tickets may be procured at the known during his fifteen years in who are in business, and Edward, finals did this player receive pointment by Governor Johnson to for the coming election to be held retreat and graduation exercises gate. this district. Mrs. Fowler is an who finishes at Holy Family marked attention. It was a good a position on the board of the Tuesday, May 16. Mr. Englander for the school of nurses at St. experienced ladies’ tailor. Her school in June. deal of a surprise to everyone State Industrial school for girls. has been a resident of Denver for Joseph’s sanatorium. work is beautifully done— cor Bridge Contest Held when the scores were totaled and As a fitting observance of Holy twenty-eight years and is a sub Among the sick of the parish is rectly styled and expertly fitted. 'Thursday afternoon of last Mrs. Sherlock was declared win Year the president suggested all stantial taxpayer. He is an inde David Callahan, who was laid up Your satisfaction is guaranteed. week at the hoiqe o f Mrs. James ner. In an attempt to analyze who could do so make the retreat pendent candidate, owing alle last week from pneumonia, but is Altering, repairing and relining Mrs. Sherlock’s plays, her admir Brennan a decisive contest for su at Loretto Heights in June. She giance tb no special group or cor improving at his home at 4244 UNI of either ladies or men’s garments premacy at bridge was held when ers persuaded her to explain the also reminded them of the all-day poration. He stands for economy Hooker street. are given special attention. St. Noiibert’s circle met for its finesses which had mystified them adoration at Holy Ghost church. and efficiency in city affairs and I’whcu tvtny dftOMisi It6ftA ORIGINAL IN POOR CONDITION - ,VM'Lljn-Jgt"r;7^^8BtBI^'r’^ ’^ r^"- rfy^::i Telephone. Main 5413 PAGE.THREE BISHOP VISITOR i.jj, AT WALSENBURG ABBEY TEAM Durango Mission! I t. Louis’ P.-T. A. THE NEW DEAU Walscnburg.— The Most Rev. WINS OPENER Bishop Vehr was an overnight vis (Mt. St. Sckol»tica’» Academy, itor at the rectory on Monday. He (Abbey School, Canon City) Will O p May I m n m m II Elects O fficers was accompanied to Walsenburg Canon City) by the Rev. Edward Woeber, as Sunday afternoon the Abbey On Tuesday morning following I sistant chancellor. varsity baseballers opened their Duranjco.— The mission at St. ■ Easter Sunday, the Easter vaca Vacant Tracts Are Donated Iiutallation Will Be Held at ‘Ask the Professor’ Title of Thursday evening witnessed the season against the State team of Columba's church is to open May tion ended, and classes were re for Use of Poor Next Meeting of Engle presentation of the senior play, Canon city. The game could not Colorado Springs be finished on account of rain, but 7 and will continue until May 14. sumed in accordance with the Families wood Group “ Hero by the Hour,” an entertain The members of the parish are spring schedule. Offering ing three-act mystery comedy. was called in the fifth inning with Ipokini? fonvard to it and praying | Friday, Saturday and Sunday This play marked the beginning of the Bears leading 4-1. The first for its success. Alamosa.— An innovation' in (St. Louis’ Parish, Englewood) Colorado Springs.— “ Ask the three innings went scoreelss. Then the -beautiful Forty Hours’ de parish work this year will be the the final activities of the year for The pewly-elected officers of St. Professor,” an operetta, will be the senior class. Whitbeck singled, advanced to The Rosary and Altar society votion was held in the acaderhy church gardens. Vacant tracts of Louis’ P.-T. A. are: Mrs. J. Alex given by the students of St. Mary’s Father McCarthy, pastor of Sa third on Dan Cassidy’s hit and held its regular monthly meeting chapeL The closing exercises were ground have been donated for this on Thursday afternoon of last ander, president; Mrs. Brynie of school on the evening of May 12 cred Heart church, Alamosa, spent scored as Duesing sent a long fly conducted by Father Edmund, use and the ground is now being Fort Logan, vice president; Mrs. at 8:15 o’clock in St. Mary’s audi several days visiting with the to the garden. Again in the fifth week. The business session was O.S.B., of the Holy Cross abbey. prepared where families will do Joe Young, treasurer; Mrs. E. Mc torium. The cast has been work priests the past week. the Bruins sent three more across followed by a social hour. The An entertainment of a rather their own gardening, being sup- ho.'tesscs were the Mesdamcs Donald, Secretary, and Mrs. W'. ing diligently for several weeks the plate with timely hits. Matt novel nature will be provided Fri p^lied with -M-ater and seed free. Arend, historian. Mrs. Alexander Ernshaw, Abbey moundsman, held Anna Newnham, Katherine Dieck- day afternoon when the Spanish under th^ supervision’ of Sister j This -will help to maintain the ta was also elected treasurer by the Lucina Marie, Sister Eileen Marie | the Staters to three scattered hits. man and Margaret Gorman. On classes present their assembly pro bles of the poor in the summer, Arapahoe County association. The and Mary Rose Kelleher, and an Bishop Invited as Another game with the State team Saturday the society held a very gram. Characteristic songs and and the surplus will be canned or j newly-elected officers will be in evening of delightful entertain-; will be played this Friday. successful bake sale at the White humorous sketches will be given dehydrated for next winter’s use. grocery store. stalled at the next meeting. They meht is promised. Everyone is I The inter-mural tennis tourna as well as a Spanish tango. The Sacred Heart parish is all and several memberis of St. Louis’ C. D. of A. Speaker The Queen of Heaven sodality urged to co-operate in making this | ment begins this Saturday. The The members of the senior and set for the religious vacation P.-T. A. attended the district con held a meeting last week on Thurs affair a great success. The cast ! . 7 “ ., .• , senior Trojans have the edge on junior classes are at present hard school to be conducted here the vention at- Arvada in Easter week. follows: Emily Lee, friend of In preparation for the national day evening. The following ofli- the junior-sophomore team in ten- # at work on their historical essays. coming summer. This week the The Daughters of Mary sodal .ecrs were elected for the coming 1933 manual of instruction was Maryida Flora, Dee Sutherland nis, but w’ill find the matches no A medal is awarded each year to ity, at the meeting on Monday eve Maryida, Eva Vittetoe; Professor te’rs of America, Mrs. Anna M walk-away. year; Miss Marie Andrew.', presi received and the necessary build the winner in the essay contest. ning, planned to hold a social Will Breakeasy, Julian Singer; Fleming of Colorado Springs, state dent; Miss Sadie Sullivan, vice “ Kit Carson and Pioneer Days in ings were secured for the conduct regent, was in Denver l^st Father Urban, O.S.B., rector of president; Mi.ss Florence Hunt, meeting in the near future. The John-Ainsworthy, wealthy college the Abbey ^hool, departed Sun Colorado” is the subject chosen of the clas.'-cs. Last year more subject a.'signed to Miss Cecilia Wednesday. Mrs. Fleming came treasurer, a n d Miss Patricia than four hundred pupils were senior, Gilbert Hess; queen, Jen day for St. Vincent’s archabbey, for this year’s contest. O’Toole for the next paper to be ny Conway; Polly, a freshman, to extend, in the name of the su Thomass, secretary. registered and attended the six Latrobe, Pa., on a business trip, read was “ The Rosary.” Miss Peggy Lynch; Red O’Neal, Mary- preme regent, an invitation to A son was born the past week weeks’ sessions and the prospects concerning the opening of the jun Laui’a Bell offered to act as chair ida’s brother, John T. Whaley; Bishop Vehr to be a speaker at President Roosevelt, in' his Inaug- at Mercy hospital to Mr. and Mrs. are that that number will be ex ior college at the abbey next fall. man for a card and bunco party to Tommy Freshman, an irrepress the banquet, which will open the V/alter Luther. Newman Club ceeded this year. ural Address, said: “ * • • This be followed by a social on Satur ible mate of John and Red, Ralph convention July 3 in Colorado The Very Reverend Leonard Mrs. John Haffcy has returned The members of the Tabernacle day evening, May 6. Proceeds Springs. Schwinn, O.S.B., returned to the great nation will endure as it h a t. society, who have been devoting Brady; Mrs. O’Neal, mother of from San Diego, where she spent Initiates 15 will be used to defray the expenses Red and Maryida, Adelaide Buf Mrs. Fleming also conferred abbey Monday after a busineess endured, will revive and will pVoS' several months visiting relatives. their Wednesday afternoons to of the new recreation room in the with Mrs. M. J. O’Fallon, past trip to Kansas. per.” making layettes for indigent pros fett!; first girl, Mary Louise Bai Mrs. T. J. Cummins departed hall. state regent, and Mrs. Joseph C. Greeley.— The Newman club at pective mothers, have begun to ley; second girl, Mary Weimer; Saturday for her home in Alamosa Hagus, vice state regent, on mat We sincerely appreciate the co-op Greeley held a formal initiation distribute their work and a com Newman Club Meeti third girl. Marguerite McFarland. after visiting here for some time ters pertaining to the state and eration and fine spirit of confi Wednesday evening for fifteen plete outfit was given a worthy Members of the Junior New The Very Rev. William Kipp, Young People at the home of her mother, Mrs. national conventions. dence that has been exhibited by new members. Those initiated woman this week. Several more man' club, which met on Sunday V.F'., pastor of St. Mary’s church, Mary Finn. At the banquet Joseph Maguire, wci;e Margaret Walsh, Kathleen outfits are nearing completion and afternoon in the rectory, answered went to Durango this week for ^ our investors during the fast few M. E. Wherritt has gone to Do- state deputy of the Knights of Hold Social Evanston, Claire Callahan, Mary will be given as needed. The to rdll-call with Catholic current few days. years. We feel that under the able lorc.s, whore he will be employed Columbus, will extend the wel Jones,- Margaret Keane. Pete church is co-operating with the lo events and enjoyed the reading of Father Maurus, who took a come of that order to visiting leadership of President Roosevelt, for a couple of weeks. Sola, Helen McGinley, Harold Kel two short papers by Misses Regina (St. Mary’s Parish, ' Pueblo) cal relief committee and the Red course in library science at Co Catholic Daughters. At the regular business meeting the American people can, and will, ly, Vincent Kelly, Blanche Rich Cross in handling this branch of Powell and Catherine Aymami. A lumbia university, is cataloging James D. McGuire, a young of the Young Peoplela club of St. conquer their economic difficulties. ST. CLARA’S AID ards, James Walsh, Dorothy .\llan, the charity work. Goods given social hour with refreshments fol the school library. He is being as Denver attorney, will be a lunch Joseph Pavilozzi, Agnes Erwin and Mary’s parish held April 6, it was The Republic Loan Company has the sew’ing circle by the two latter lowed the meeting. The club voted sisted by Sister Hilaria, the school eon speaker at the convention. decided that. the membership of TO MEET MAY 3 Juanita Jacobs. .oi'ganizations will be given out to hold a party on May 19, to librarian, and several of the stu shown stable earning power over A tea-social was given by the" the club be limited to 100 young through the relief agency. which the faculty at the high dents. STATE OF COLORADO a long period of year.s. Its growth Newman club Thursday afternoon, Insurance Department parishioners. At the present time .St. Clara’s Aid society will hold High Ma*ss is being sung Friday school and friends will be invited. Mrs. Lodema Carrick, grand re April 20, at the student club house Synopsis of Statement for 1932 as ren there are 65 menibers. Many in has been steady, its dividends reg its regular monthly meeting and morning for Frank Nazzi, aged The members of the parish St. gent of the Catholic Daughters of dered to the Commission of Insurance. teresting and worthwhile topics card party at 2 p. m. Wednesday, in honor of Dr. Grace Wilson, 14, who died in Chicago last week. Republic Insurance Company ular and constant. dean of women, and the newly- Vincent de Paul society and con America, was elected a delegate Dallas# Texas were discussed. May 3. All members are He was a brother of Frank and tributing members will receive and Mrs. Mary Husung was chosen Assets ...... $5,918,363.50 initiatedji» ORIGINAL IN POOR CONDITION The Denver Catholic Register! PflUlf HECIS WINS Ilf INFLATION means Higher prices President...... '.Most Rev. Bishop Urban J. Vehr, D.D. Sp0ifit0nala Take Advantage of Our Present President Emeritus...... Most Rev. Bishop J. Henry Tihtn, D.D. Editor...... Rev. Matthew Smith, Ph.D., LL.D. Opinions of Associate Editors of The Register LOW PRICES Managringr Editor...... Hubert A. Smith, Jour.M. ‘ 10 BE flPOIl !9 Associate Editors—Rev. Albin Ratermann, Rev. Barry Wogan, Edward C. Day, Jr., M. F. Everett. Tickets Selling Well for St. (Continued From Page One) Bernard while he was in America, Given Dennison Trophy, Of Entered as second class matter at the post office at Denver, Colo. turn on a permanent basis until and the one he was most deserving fered in 1932, for Francis’ Joint • some method has been devised to of, was the rather bored comment Affair furnish work for our great army “ 0 pshaw!” — Rev. Barry J. Second Time of unemployed. A gigantic pro Wogan. (Regit College) Published Weekly by (St. Francis de Sales’ Parish)’ gram of public works will help. A A card party and social, spon plan of shortened hours for labor, The Criminal’t Chance Regis college dramatic club won THE CATHOLIC PUBLISHING SOCIETY (Inc.) sored by the Altar society, the plus willingness to co-operate in Dr. Walter N. Thayer, Jp, New the Dennison award for the sec 1421 LARIMER ST« the form of financial sacrifice on ond time last week by presenting 938 Bannock Street P.-T. A. and the Holy Name so York state commissioner of cor ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦*4********'9*‘l'** *'*''9******'*’'*’'*'*"^ *** ** '^ ciety, will be held at the Denver the part of capital, or rather a rection, after an analysis of fig the one-act play, “ Submerged,” in Phone MAin 5418 P. 0. Box 1497 Dry Goods tea room Saturday, willingness to be satisfied with a ures of crimes and convictions in the Little Theater contest, college Matinee Saturday and Sunday April 29. Proceeds will be used fair return on investment by cap that state concludes that the crim division. This was Regis’ third Matineei— All Seats 25c for the benefit of the three so ital, will undoubtedly supply that inal has a five-tb-one chance of straight victory. ^Two members* Nites— 2Sc and 35c $2 a year. Sold only in club arrangement with The Register, cieties. The social will be held economic soundness.— Hubert A. escaping punishment in the form of tte cast meriteff individual Tuesday edition. |2 covers subscription to both weeklies. Smith. 06DEM after the card games. Refresh of a sentence served in a correc awards. Blaise Jacobucci, ’ 34, of ments will be served and there tional institution. Arrests were Brighton was given the dis Thursday, April 27, 1933 will be prizes for each table and Who Wants Shaw? ' made in New York last year fol tinction of the best character in- three valuable door prizes. Play George Bernard Shaw has gone lowing 44 per cent of the crimes terpreation in the tournament, home to England and now that he and Edward O’Connell, '36, of Sa- OFFICIAL: DIOCESE OF DENVER ers are asked to bring their own committed In the state. Of those cards. The sale of tickets, at 50 has arrived there The London arrested only about 40 per cent lida was declared the best The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial approval. cents each,, has been progressing Morning Post suggests that Eng were convicted. In other words, in enunciation. The cast was We confirm it as the official publication of the Diocese. Whatever well, and a good attendance is ex land cede the good gentleman to only 18 of 100 criminals were made up of Edward G. Austen appears in its columns" over the signature of the Ordinary or those pected. the United States in. return for punished, less than one-fifth. taking the part of Dunn, Charles of the Officials of our Curia is hereby declared official. At a meeting of the Dramatic th6 cancellation of the war debts. The proportion throughout the W. Healey as Shaw, Edward P. We hope The Register will be read in every hjjme of the club Wednesday evening the com This would suggest an exchange nation may vary, but it is certain O’Connell as Brice, James L. diocese. mittee named to choose a three- such as frequently takes place be that the chances are pretty much Burke as MacAndrews, Francis R. We urge pastors, parents and teachers to cultivate a taste in act play for the club’s next pres tween professional baseball teams in favor of the law-breaker. It is Hession as Nabb, and Blaise J. Ja the children of the diocese, for the reading of The Register. entation announced that it would and it is probable, too, that one an appalling, thought, The crimi- cobucci as Jorgson. John R. + URBAN J. VEHR, be a mystery-comedy, “ Stop, of the parties would be takingiBal------’ - who ' invades” a home under Bruggeman was stage manager, Aug. 5, 1931. Bishop of Denver. Thief.” The cast will be chosen very much of a risk in the bargain. cover of darkness, who waylays a with Fred Geier, Ed Ryan, Frank in the coming week. There will The Detroit Free Press, however, peaceful citizen and takes his Sullivan and James Jackson as as = F be a general...... meeting...... ^ of the ___ club suggests that if England really money at the point of a gun, not sistants. John D. Cummings, Jr., Wednesday evening in the assem- wishes to get rid of Mr. Shaw she hesitating to cause death with that was property manager, Louis W. blyU1-. room______xl. pf ______the _____ rectory.X____ /vAnalflov*consider ffilflTUPtaking HueyI Long in ex weapon if resisted; who kidnaps a Hart, business manager, and Alvin Msgr. 0’ Dwyer Writes of Mrs. J. J. Lynch, 16 South Em change. Or we could spare Sin child in order to wring a ransom Musser and Robert Close, scenic erson street, a well'lcnown vocalist clair Lewis and H. L. MOncken. from the fear-torn parents, who, artists. Professor John Dunphy “Why Pay More?” and past president of the Junior It is only fair, of course, to in a word, threatens life and prop directed the play. (Trademark) Tabernacle society, was very ill point out, the Detroit editor con erty in a hundred ways, has four Students of Loretto Heights and New Baltimore Cathedral the past two weeks but is much tinues, that as Mr. Shaw has de chances out of five of going scot- Regis college will be hosts to high better now. veloped his peculiar nuisance free. school graduating classes of four The Study club of St. Francis’ value larprely by sitting in London Faced with this problem, the states in the annual prep parade WM. W. MYER DRUG STORES and saying mean things about Washington, D. C.— Plans for bishop John Carroll, while laying P.-T. A. will meet Friday, April decent citizen immediately won at the Coronado club, this Friday incorporated the new Baltimore Cathedral of the spiritual foundations essential 28, in the school library. Mrs. B. America, we should expect, if he ders what can be done about it, evening. Between eight hundred the Assumption of the Blessed to a nation’s greatness, also served M. Campbell will give a reading on came over here to join our side, Dr. Thayer lays much of the blame and a thousand students will at Colorado Owned Stores Virgin Mary are almost complete his country in its secular endeavor “ Character Training.” Mrs. J. that he would sit in New York for the condition on failure in the tend the social. High school stu in their essentials, and construc by his wisdom and diplomacy. His Boehm will talk on “ Why Hurry and make wisecracks about the work of detection and the secur dents from out of Denver will be 15th and Welton British. Transatlantic insult is ing of convincing evidence. Bet 17th and Broadway tion will probably not be long illustrious successors have been no Children?” Mrs. G. W. Phelan offered hospitality at Loretto and-^ Broadway and Ellsworth 800 Santa Fe Dr. postponed, according to an an mere passive witnesses of the de will render a book review of “For his racket and he should stick to terment in the apprehension and Regis. it. With this much thoroughly conviction of criminals will be 16th and California nouncement in Art and Archaeol velopment of America. give Us Our Trespasses,” by Lloyd Frank R. Hession, ’34, of Den 15th and California ogy, the publication of the Arch Summarizing the fundamental C. Douglas. Mrs. M. A. Abell understood and agireed to by welcomed; but while efforts are ver won the J. Richard Stanko We Do Not Have Special Sales But Sell You at Our Lowest aeological society of Washington, nature and the historical course will preside. everyone, we would consider add being increased in that direction Memorial medal Tuesday evening Prices Every Day on All Drug Merchandise. D. C. An account of the archi of Catholic architecture. Monsig The council will meet the same ing six Hollywood movie stars to it is well to consider another either offer. phase. for the best oration, composition tectural features of the Cathedral, nor O’Dwyer says: "Liturgy is no gfternoon with Mrs. H. French and delivery considered, on Cath and an explanation of its modern dead form, but a living thing with presiding. After all the most notice that Dr. Thayer says that “ commit should have been given to George ting crime is so safe today that olic Education. The medal is ized Romanesque style, written by capacity for endless aevelopment, The Parent-Teachers’ associa given annually by Joseph A. Stan the architect of the Cathedral, Dr. as the Church accompanies unfold tion’s regular meeting will be held a man with any sporting instinct and not much in the way of ethics ko, Pueblo, in memory of Frederick Vernon Murphy, ap ing belief with the w'orship it in Wednesday, May 3, at 8 p. m. The REGIS MAKES PLANS his son. A. Andrew Hauk, ’ 35, and THE DeSELLEM FUEL & FEED CO. pears in a recent issue of the mag spires. The architect was called incoming officers will be installed will not hesitate to take a chance.” CHARLES A. DeSELLEM FOR 4 LAY RETREATS “ Not much in the way of ethics” Edward N. Sanchez, ’35, were azine, with a foreword by the in to furnish artistic shelter for by State Publication chairman, tied for second place. The con FIRST CLASS FUEL AND FEED Right Rev. Monsignor David T. the performance of the divine Mrs. J. M. Elms. There will be — ^there is the rub. After the (Continued From Page One) weed of crime has appeared we test was held in the Regrs Little We Ship by Rail O’Dwyer, procurator of the Cath mysteries, and for the elaboration an annual report by all outgoing theater. The program presented; Office Phones TAb.or 3205, TAbor 3206 35th and Walnut Sts. olic University of America and of his designs he depended not officers and chairmen. A cake con Louis university retreat house, the should spare no effort to cut it Whitehouse on the outskirts of St. down; but can’t we keep the seed “ Knute Rockne, Catholic Teacher Residence Phone FRanklin 1058-W Denver, Colorado i i f.irmer pastor o f ' St. Patrick’s, merely on the inspiration of Chris- test will feature the meeting. All and Leader,” Edward N. Sanchez; Denver. Dr. Murphy is professor jtian belief and ritual; he drew also cakes entering the contest must be Louis, where exercises are given from sprouting at all? weekly for the men of the city and A normal child who has been “ Catholicism and the Business architecure at the Catholic from Jewish temple and syna in before 8 o’clock for judging. La Man,” Edward S. Godwin-Austen; university, and was assisted in gogue, which were a preparation dies of the parish are asked to at state. taught the love of God in home, Father Noonan is professor of school and church until the ob “ Catoolic Education, Salvation of Hours: 9 to 12; 1 to 5. ‘ Phone MAin 3437 planning the edifice by a group of for Christ’s gospel, and from the tend. Each cake must be accom the World,” A. Andrew Hauk; philosophy at Creighton and form servance of His commandments Residence Phone, YOrk 2388 live alumni of the Catholic univer- pagan temples whose darkness was panied by one top from Pikes Peak “ Christ and the Catholic School in ~ity, all of whom are graduates of relieved by some gleams of a prim Cake flour. Mrs. A. Turner has erly was president of Marquette becomes a very part of his life, university in Milwaukee. He will a natural act instead of a matter Economics,” Paul D. Winters; the department of architecture. itive divine revelation. Christ’s arranged a very nice program, in “ Catholic Education, Key to Hap DR. J. J. O’NEIL, DENTIST This Cathedral, unlike other na words to His disciples at the Last cluding a play, “ Alice's Blue be in charge of the third retreat. of considered policy, will not be No Jesuit at Regis is more in a fertile field for the growth of piness,” J. Emmett Harrington; tional cathedrals, is historically Supper, ‘Do this in commemora Gown,” by Sister Charlotte’s pu “ Catholic Education and World Suite 722 Mack Building. 16th and California Streets complete already, says Monsignor tion of Me,’ were the commission pils, and group singing by ladies demand for retreats than Father the weeds of evil. We should Sandoval. He has given exer work toward this ideal as much Peace,” Prank R. Hession. The! (I’Dwyer. The Cathedral, in this which authorized all Christian of the Parent-Teachers’ associa judges were John F. Healy, Jr., 1 ase, is not built in order to estab- architecture. tion. The first and seventh grades cises in virtually every section as possible instead of concentrat LL.B.; Edmund L. Mullen, LL.B., ,VWAV.WAVWWAV li.h a primacy in the United “ The Upper room in Jerusalem will furnish the refreshments. of the state. He was sta ing all corrective work on catch ing criminals after their lives have and Anthony F. Zarlengo, LL.B. .''lutes, but to symbolize a primacy was the first Christian church, and The Fransalian orchestra, un tioned in the Jesuit parish in Trini dad before coming to Regis and is been warped and they have become The Regis orchestra, directed by of honor which the Archdiocese of the Gothic Cathedral Of the Mid der the direction of Miss Marjorie the Rev. A. S. Dimichino, S.J., ^^M CaNfiKlURE K.-^ltimore has enjoyed since its dle Ages is the slowly achieved Heid, supplied the musical selec well known for his missionary a menace to society.— Millard F. work in the .southern part of the Everett. furnished the music. vsTr F. J. Kirchhof f.stablifhment in the infincy of our record of the perfection to which tions for the senior class play. The The Regis college Parents’ as state. Father Schulte formerly Co l o r a d o country. Its first prelate, Arch- Christian faith can elevate art. orchestra deserves the highest sociation held a special business The tide of the inspiration seemed praise for the following program: was stationed at St. Louis univer It Creed Necettary? sity and has given numerous re meeting in the library, Sunday aft FOUR CARDINALS AT I to ebb after this glorious epoch. “March Militaire,” Schubert;' In a recent Sunday supplement ernoon, April 23, at 4:15 o’clock. Construction treats in the Middlewest. article the first lady of the land RITES FOR DELEGATE The ver)’ splendor of the medieval “ Mignonette Overture,” Baumann: John Dunphy, professor of eco Gothic cathedral became the de “ Tres Jolie,” Waldtenfel; “ Dance aired her religious views. Less nomics, lectured before the Insti spair of those who no longer had of the Crickets Caprice,” Seredy; CATHOLIC COLLEGES surprising than unfortunate is her Company (Continued From Pi.gc 0 « e ) tute of Catholic Culture last Sun-' medieval religious inspiration. “ Springtime,” Saenger; “ Valse,” TO GIVE 41 DEGREES assertion that creed or belief is day afternoon on “ Money.” His- ganization Archbishop Cico^tnani unnecessary. Ordinarily, com Creative art waned, and imitation Lagye; “ Franklin D. Roosevelt address was followed by an ani-1 ment from one not qualified to wu for some time ecclesiastical was the acknowledgment of its im March,” Woodin; violins, Con (Continued From Page One) mated round-table discussion. a.^.-i.'tant. portance. Dissatisfaction with stance Doyle, Bernice Balkenbush, speak on theological matters mer The "Very Rev. Joseph A. Herb- this condition begot futile striv O’Connell, Patrick Orr, Henry its no consideration. But inas BUILDERS .\mong other Americans pres Clara Werle, Lucile Becker, Helen Siems, Fred TorCsani and William ers, S.J., president, returned to ent were Msgr. Hyland, the Rt. ings after a graceful and striking Golish, Sylvia Nastley, Marguerite much as the statement is an echo fiegis Wednesday. He found the originality; and dreams of beauty E. Walsh. of the modern cry for a creedless IV .'. M.'gr. David J. Hickey of Chapman and Joseph Blake; cor The sixteen candidates for educators at the convention of the degenerated into nightnvares of religion it does call for comment. Bradford, Pa., Dr. O’Reilly, the net, Joseph Murphy; tenor saxo graduation at Loretto Heights at North Central Association of Col- the bizarre. .Architecture became Plainly a denial of dogma, the We Would Rev. Joseph Hickey, assistant to phone, Thomas Grout; clarinet and ceremonies to be held June 6 are elges inclined to discard previous the prior general of the Augustin- not merely less pleasing but vi alto saxophone, Joseph Bauer; statement clothes a specious form norms for accreditment of col cious; and the tradition of Chris Margie Cannon, Denver; Winifred of disbelief. Because it flatters Appreciate ian.*!: Michael Williams, editor of drums, Joseph Grout; piano, Hel Esty, Rawlings, Wyo.; Geraldine leges. The new standards will be | tian art has in some instances be that human pride which seeks un The Commonweal; Mrs. Margaret en Werle and Margare^ McCallin. Gray, Denver; Magdalene Klaus-1 announced next March.______Your Patronage Gaul, Mr. and Mrs. Joh- Marron, come so corrupt that in a recent The Altar society has received bounded license of thought, it ap address Pius XI bewailed that ‘the ner, Roggen, Colo.; Mary Ellen I peals to a large and ever-growing .'Ir.s. Cotter and Miss Eleanor the following letter: Maginnis, Kimball, Nebr.; Regina sacred is not recalled except to class. It is an impossible theory h'itch of New York. Dear members of the McMindes and 'Virginia McMindes, be disfigured almost to the point of morals. It is illogical and ab Following his consecration, Altar society: El Paso, Texas; Isabelle Mc of caricature, and often to the ex surd. These proponents of creed 700 Lawrence Street .Archbishop CicOgnani received When we donned our new sur Namara, Regina Montgomery, tent of real profanation. The ad less religion admit the necessity Cars to East and West congratulations in the .sacristy. plices on Holy Thursday morning Marcello Murphy, Mary O’Don dress from which these words are of curbing desires within bounds MAin 5314 The first to congratulate His Ex we knew that we were -again in nell, Mary -Jane Peconi, Pauline 1st & ISth of Each Month cellency was Cardinal Gaspurri, taken is a recall to sound princi debted to our dear friends, the compatible with the safety and ples which every architect who un Smith, Geraldine Sullivan and comfort of others, but insist that Offict Jk WATthouie, 1521 20th St. Denver Colorado c who embraced him. Especially members of the Altar society. Per Lucille Riede of Denver and dertakes to build a Christian they must be at liberty to believe S«rvie»w-KEyitoii* 6226 touching was the scene when a mit us to express our sincere Phoebe Pulver of Boulder, Colo. delegation representing the Royal church must heed. thanks and grateful appreciation. or not to believe. Society may tie ■wwvvwwwvww University Students’ association “ The ordinary Catholic church We wish to thank particularly their hands and lock their lips, FORTY HOURS’ DEVOTIONS offered well wishes. The students is primarily a place where Mass is Mrs. Bernard HyUes, who, as pres they say, but no human shall or were delighted at the honor con celebrated and the word of God ident of the organization, has so Week of April 30: Boulder, Sa can restrict their God-given privi ferred upon Archbishop Cicognani, preached; it is the place where the generously sponsored the good cred Heart church; La Junta, Our lege of intellectual liberty. The hut were sorry His Excellency infant is clothed by Baptism in the cause; Mrs. ()’Leary, Mrs. Rodri Lady of Guadalupe church. moral laws, the laws of society, will leave the students who vener robes of innocence, and where the guez, Mrs. Wren, Mrs. Finnegan they say, are enough for them; ate him as a teacher and love him contrite heart retrieves the peace and Mrs. Gish for making our new Michigan in 1911. He was among they have no need of churches. a.s a father. it has lost; before its altar the surplices. We feel confident that the carpenters employed in the The absurdity of creedless re Archbishop Cicognani was then young man and young woman con our dear Lord will forgive the just building of the present church and ligion is obvious. For this "moral” received in audience by His Holi secrate their love to divine pur pride which we experienced as we had resided in the parish ever sense of which they speak must ness, Pope Pius XL .After being poses, and to it are brought our surveyed the effect. We surely since, being a faithful and a loyal rest on some principle. If, for example, the precept, “ Thou shalt Get Ahead for received in private audience by beloved dead, who have kept the feel “ all dressed up.” member. He served a long term His Holiness, .Archbishop Cicog faith, so that the Church’s prayer Since this is a “ thank you” let as usher, campaigined and collected not kill,” is acce;>ted, the princi nani presented his relatives to the may plead for their eternal rest ter we take occasion to once more on subscription drives and was ple too on which it rests must be Holy Father. befdre their remains are consigned thank Mrs. Kimmis, Mrs. Werle active in all Holy Name activities accepted. For surely it is not a to the earth to await the resurrec and Mrs. Ryan, who so- generously up to the time of his decline in mere whim nor caprice of human COLORADO CATHOLICS tion. The purpose of a cathedral arid graciously furthered our in health. He was a devout Catholic ity that keeps men’s hands from Your Family being stained with the blood of NUMBERED AT 136,664 is somewhat larger because the terests last year. and was an esteemed friend by cathedral is the seat of episcopal Last but not least we thank our all who knew him. their fellowmen. It is not a mere jurisdiction, and under the guid dear mothers who have so kindly Mr. Hynes was widowed several sentiment of mercy that saves the (Continued From Page One) ance of the Holy See, from it laundered our cassocks, roused us years before coming to Denver world from promiscuous murder. especially as it affects the school comes the authority by which the from our peaceful slumbers so and was the father of five chil There must be, then, some under attendance, but it is believed that functions of the lesser churches that we would not be late, and so dren, Bernard, Richard, Catherine lying principle, tacitly acknowl Don’t be content with what you earn from there is a fair increase of pupils are performed in Christian unity, lovingly made all the little sacri end Mrs. Tom Egan; a third son, edged by the entire race, and other than those of the Spani.sh- “ Myriad considerations may en fices that devolve upon the mother Ernest J., died 10 years ago. Pre which is formulated in the state month to month as a protection for your loveii speaking class. ter into the design of a cathedral. of an altar boy. ceding him in death also were ment to which all men agree: “ It Bearing out this contention is The general purposes of Christian Three cheers for St Francis de three sisters and one brother, Be is wrong and criminal to shed the ones. They deserve to have some money laid the increase seen in the enroll churches, and how they are Sales’ Altar society! sides his children and eight grand blood of another.” But this is ment at Catholic institutions of achieved, since the days of the Sincerely, children, surviving him also, are DOGMA, this is CREED. In ac away in a savings account. higher learning. College students Apostles, must be borne in mind. St. Francis de Sales Altar boys, a brother, Edward J., and a sis cepting this common religious have grown in number from .379 The divine mystery which a per Kenneth Rodriguez. ter, Mrs. Elizabeth Sweeney, to principle, therefore, the propo to .389, seminarians from 105 to church commemorates, the Saint Mrs. M. McEahern, chairman of gether with two nieces snd one nents of creedless religion cer 118. under whose patronage it is dedi the annual Altar society card par nephew, all of Denver.^ tainly put the yoke of dogma It is not only that you are providing The ranks of children of the cated to God, the character of the ty, announces that the net returns about their necks. four orphan asylums-in the dio city in which it is built, the reli are ?330. TED’S SERVICE OPENS AT The same rule applies to every against need that this is a good plan. We pay cese have been swelled tq„.,645 gious history and civilization of Baptisms Sunday were the fol 5 E. BAYAUD ST. moral principle by which society from a previous total of 593,- and the country to which the diocese lowing: Patricia Marie,, daughter With the openirg of the new is cemented and solidified. For three per. cent interest, compounded semi of the industrial and reform belongs, the character of the va of Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Miller, tonsoi'ial parlor at 5 East Bayaud the basis of all morality is dog school to 175 from 170. It is esti rious prelates who ruled the see, with Robert and Virginia Carroll the member. ORIGINAL IN POOR CONDITION SPW Flic Sodality Shows PiPILS Oi e A M Splendid Growth 10 AND fiON CHAPEL II (Holy Rotary Parish) The director is very proud to announce the constant growth of Affair at Elitch’s Will Benefit the Sodality of the Blessed Virgin Affair to Be at Mt. Cai’mel ‘J Mary. It started with ten active Holy Family Church | members and now has a total of Hall; Sodality to Give and School 1 twenty-seven. Social A WIDE PRICE The regular monthly meeting (Hol^^aigiyi^aruh) of the Holy Rosary church choir (Mt. Carmel Parish) will be held Wednesday evening, The nintn'~annual \social and May 3, at 7:30. All members are On Friday, May 6, the students spring frolic for the) benefit of requested to attend this meeting. of the Mount Carmel high school Holy Family C^rch /and school Amelia Lesser, chairman of the will present “ The Hidden Treas RANGE - - - will be given TBtits^y evening. ure,” a clever three-act play. This entertainment committee, prom May 4, at Elitch’s gardens. The ises a good program and refresh is a picture of a large New Eng music will be furnished by the land family, among whom the Elitch gardens orchestra of sixteen ments after the meeting. The penny social on May 7 will heroine finds herself confronted pieces. Tickets are 75 cents per be better, more entertaining and with a perplexing problem; she couple; extra lady, 25 cents at will have more fun than was ex discovers by chance that their gate. While under the auspices of pected. The names of the com charming old house is really the A large selection of merchandise is car the Berkeley social club, this af mittee members are an assurance property of an heir who has been fair is strictly a benefit for Holy of this. Each one has ideas that absent for yearns. On his return Family church and school and for can provide amusement, even to she tells him the truth; fortu ried in the convenient, well-lighted display St. Anne’s shrine. Through the those who are hard to please; but nately, he falls in love with her, generosity of the management of when all together lay plans for so that it will not be necessary to Elitch’s gardens this parish has some doings the result is perfec bring the "matter to an issue. The MAY room of the Horan Mortuary. This merchan had the privilege of holding this tion. It will cost a penny to go cast is as follows: Ossian Pop- social for the past eight years and into the hall and a penny to leave ham, Jerry La Guardia; Mrs. Pop- has profited greatly in a financial it. The social will begin at 3 p. ham, his wife, Anna La Russo; the Month of Mary dise, all marked in plain figures, ranges way on account of it. The pastor m. in the school hall, 4664 Pearl Lallie Joy, their daughter, Mary wishes publicly to acknowledge his street. On the committee are Colletti; Mrs. Carey, Louise Smal- We have a beautiful line of Statues, both indebtedness to the late John Mul- Mrs. M. Grum, Mrs. A. Sadar, done; Nancy, her daughter, Helen vihill and to his successor in of Mrs. M. Videtich, Mrs. A. Zalar, Jinacio; Kathleen, her sister, Car- Foreign and Domestic make, in stock. widely in price, and is suited to the needs and fice, Arnold Gurtler. Andrew Jackson, John Peketz, Jr., mella Perrino; Gilbert, their The third successful luncheon and Slartin Piute. brother, Anthony Canino; Julia These can be furnished in Sevres White for the benefit of the Altar and Carey, their cousin, Mary Piccone; means of all. Rosary society was held at the Ann Chadwick, Florence De Bisque, Rich Old Ivory, Composition, in home of Mrs. J. W. Champlin Croce; Ralph Thui-ston, Ralph Wednesday, April 19, with Mes- 'Elio; Tom Hamilton, the heir, traditional(3*olors and cream and gold. dames Smith, Conway, Henry, John Scordo; Cyril Lord, Clyde Beuron in Plastic art, metal, silver or gold Handy and Wilson assisting. Those MFIIIIl yOUP Urso; Dr. Lord, Joe Mattie; John attending were Mesdames Melms, Popham, Louis Spaneralla. The plated. Our direct importations from Krisl, McNulty, Ford, Kayetan, music will be furnished by the D. S. Conway, Cronin, Gary, Boll- Regis orchestra, under the direc Germany, France, Italy, besides best Do back, Ryan, Bies, Barry, Miller, tion of the Rev. A. S. Dimichino, 1527 Cleveland Place Phone KEystone 6297 Koerber, Gould, Moore, Healy, S.J. Admission will be 25 cents. mestic productions, enable us to give a Delaney, ■ S. F. Evans, Epping, A special children’s matinee, will superior article at lowest figure. Neuzel, C. J. W'ainscott, J. E. Do be given Friday, May 5, at 4 herty, Lubeley, Dryer, Colburn, Needs of Three Clinics in o’clock. .Admission will be 10 Can supply at once from stock Statues in M. A. Wilson. The next luncheon Denver Supplied by cents. will be held at the home of Mrs. Society The third annual social will be height 6 in. to 6 ft. P. C. Gould, 3785 West 52nd ave given by St. Theresa’s sodality nue, Wednesday, May 10, at 1 Saturday, April 29, in the Mt. Car Prices Range From 50c to $100.00 ANNUNCIATION o’clock. Those wishing to attend At the fitst quarterly meeting mel school hall at 8:30 p. m. should call Mrs. Gould, GA. of the Medical Missionary society, Music*will be furnished by Nick For the Shrine— Vigil Candles, Glasses PARISH 7249-W. held Thursday, April 27, at St. Palizza and his orchestra. The hall Sunday, April 30, will be gen Anthony’s hospital, instead of is being beautifully decorated and Brass Stands eral Communion day for all in the April 20 as reported in The Reg with blue and silver. A large Denver's Largest Drug 3tere** parish. Mesda’mes Champlin and ister, Mrs. T. Walter O’Connor, in crescent moon adorns the center, The House of Quality, Price and Service Franklin Pharmacy Honorary Society Conway are in charge of the sanc her president’s address, showed a with silver stars along the walls. of Hearing Totsj tuary this week. stupendous amount of work done Refreshments will be sold at the Order by Mail if You Live Outside of Denver ~BaptismaI Font Donated in supplying medical needs of the The Most Rev. Urban J. Vehr, social. The affair is expected to f a t j /a r t The brief announcement made three clinics of Denver. The so Bishop of Denver, was the guest be a huge success, as a large num recently regarding the need of a cial worker of the various clinics 34TH AND FRANKLIN ST. of honor and the^principal speaker ber of tickets have been sold. Ad Baptismal font has already presents her requisition blank each KEystone 1753 at the semi-annual recognition mittance is 25 cents a person. The James Clarke is Demonstratedi brought results. Through the gen Monday to the central offices of FREE DELIVERY IMMEDIATELY committee consists o f Louise Jina i dinner of the Mace and Mitre, erosity of Mr. and Mrs. George ------I honorary society of Regis college, the Catholic Charities, where Miss cio, chairman; Dolores Lopez, Cherry one has been ordered and V. Berry and Miss Margaret Ma Nancy Pergola, Julliette Palla- Church Goods House . A dramatic chapter in modern ' at the Argonaut hotel Thui-sday will be ready for use within a few evening of this week. Four stu loney are in charge of the dis dino, Evelyn Cavarra, Mary Rago education was stressed with start- weeks. Another recent gift was pensary. In addition, a splendid YOUR BABY dents were received in ritualistic and De De Qito. Headquarters for Articles of Devotion, Church ling clarity at the meeting of the a new canopy, donated by a mem box was sent on request to the Hard of Hearing group Sunday a t ' ceremonies preceding the banquet. ber of the paris?h and used for the Indian mission at St. Stephen’s, Furnishings, Books for the Catholic Laity and Clergy They were Andrew Hauk, Joseph THANKS PUBLISHED Holy Ghost ball, when Mrs. Olive | first time Holy Thursday. Grati Wyoming, the box to be tossed off P. Walsh, Vincent Dwyer and MADE WELL Rodgers and Miss Laura Koudelka ; tude is hereby publicly expressed A subscriber of The Register One of the Largest Church Goods Houses Joseph Murphy. The society which the car as the train whizzed demonstrated their work among • to the donors. through. It contained the follow wishes to publish thanksgiving to is limited to twelve members will in the Country Intestinal troubles that the children of Denver to whom , The second annual bazaar con ing articles: Two two-pound rolls the Infant Jesus of Prague for the boon of hearing has been de-1 lose four by graduation this June. ducted by the students of Holy favors received through the in The recognition Thursday filled of cotton, six packs of sterilized 1636-38 Tremont Street Denver, Colorado ravage children often nied. j Family school was held Thursday gauze, 100 aspirin, one dozen tercession of Our Lady of Lourdes, the quota for ne.xt year. The “ Hearing with the eyes” is no : afternoon and evening, April 27. tooth brushes and paste, two plas St. Anthony and St. Joseph. disappear quickly graduating members are Ray Tay Phone TAbor 3789 mere figure of speech with these ' Hundreds of articles were on sale ter Paris bandages, one roll of P.^TRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS lor, Ph'l Dolan, Heinie Sienis and when PURE Drinking children. Though they have never I at prices ranging from one cent adhesive, one iodoform gauze THEY ARE RELIAULK Edward .Austen. Water is used. heard music or sound of the hu to twenty-five cents. package, two cans of Mellin’s food, man voice, they are learning to I As a fitting introduction to the oil, etc. The valuation is $30. — and your own health talk and understand what is said : CATHEDl^ CLUB month of May, the annual May The spiritual side of the work to them by watching the lips, and j procession will take place on Sun was touched on by Mrs. O’Connor, depends on PURE to utter words with vocal organs' HOLDS MEETING day afternoon, April 30, at 4 who said, “ Our organization joined Water, too. unacquainted with sound associa-1 o’clock. Most of the high school in the national observance of Med tions. Mrs. Otto Thum entertained the girls will participate in this devo ical Mission day, March 18, with Buy NOW! Mrs. Rodgers, whose eiforu with Cathedral P.-T.A. Study club at tion in honor of the Queen of a special Mass at 8 o’clock with Phone TAbor iil21 her own son prompted the launch her home, 1051 Mariofl street, on May and will march in the proces the officers receiving Communion ing of this special instruction in the afternoon of April 20. The sion. Miss Frances Pastore, a and making an all-day watch be ONLY TWO MORE DAYS OF Denver, is, with infinite patience session was opened w'ith prayer high school senior, has been fore the Blessed Sacrament. Re and loving care, teaching the chil by the Rev. W’llliam Powers. Cur elected the queen and to her the \ , 'NATURE MADt IT PURL* garding the dental clinic: In re dren to perceive sound beyond rent events, short articles gleaned honor i.s given of crowning the sponse to the urging of our spirit their natural equipment. “ The in from magazines and quotations statue of Our Blessed Mother. ual director to start a dental clinic tricate sign language,” she pointed were contributed by various mem Every evening at 7:30 during March 1, I called a meeting of the month of May special de out, “ has given way to the more bers present. Mrs. L. J. Daly con twenty-five ladies in my home in natural oral method and lip read tinued her series of papers on votions will be held, consisting of February and laid the matter be ing. . . . Our classes stress normal “ stained Glass,” choosing as her tlie Rosary, a five-minute talk on fore them. Each w'orking as a participation in normal activities. the Blessed Virgin and Benedic subject fhe window in the Cathe committee of one, we canvassed The children are the happiest, dral which pictures the last tion of the Blessed Sacrament, the the gi’ound and reported in writing whole devotion lasting just one- i most ambitiou.s youngsters in the miracle in the life of Christ, “ Re that we would be able to man and 35^A/i/iimaa/Sale tSSM ' school, matching their normal calling to life the son pf the half hour. The attendance in support a dental clinic on Satur classmates in every study.” past years has been most edifying Bat gains of a Lifetime in Everything for the Home widow of Naim.” Mrs. W. G. Lo- day mornings beginning March 1 and it is felt that this year will Taking a winsome ^little lass berding contributed an interest to June 1 when we understood it upon her lap, she showed how a not prove an exception. ing reading and talk on “ The was to be taken over for summer deaf child “ listens” with sensitive Passover.” Father Powers’ few camp dental work and other prro- Sheen Type, Reproductions of EYES EXAMINED fingers in learning the elementary words on keeping Study clubs im chial needs. Matters beyond the phonetics through imitation of STUDENT NURSES personal was instructive and illu- hands of the director have come Glatiet movement and feeling of vibra That minatihg. TO GIVE SOCIAL up, however, and we are asked to tions in the teacher’s lips, cheeks Mrs. Thum had for guests the SatUfy and throat. hold our gifts in abeyance until following from Saint John’s par Spring Oecorationt in Old-Faih- further notice. Reasonable The remarkable lip-reading pro ish: Father William Powers, Mrs. ioned Garden Will Feature A f ficiency of the! children wa» ex “ Supplies on hand to date show American Clem Kohl, Mrs. Louis Murphy, fair at St. Anthrny’t Prices hibited when the smaller ones in a valuation of $177 and include OllGIltal RugS Mrs. Ed Egloff and Mrs. John Rice. xj I Conacientioui stantly responded to short com everything from soap and regula F A delightful tea was served im The junior student nurses of Service mands to hop, skip and jump, anid tion size bottles to crutches, ap Rich Sarouk and Persian Designs mediately after the study course. 'St. Anthony’s school of nursing, with a pointer indicated on charts Denver, will act as hostesses for plicators and tongue depressors. WM. E. familiar symbols and words named 9x12 Size—$39.75 Values at a semi-formal spring social which “ In our supply closet we have McLAIN for them. This is their first step Junior Tabernacle will be given Monday evening, over i.3,000 gauze dressings and 'ptometrist in reading, a significant achieve May 1, at 8 o’clock. , 2,500 swabs, the work of the home ment of which the layman has lit Society Will Name By student vote, Mis.s Alma workers, who use their spare time tle idea. I $ ^ Q . 5 0 1509 Officers ^or Year Ruth Stewart, a senior, will reign | for this splendid philanthropy.” . Older students, questioned on WIU.IA.M b .VcI.A CHAMPA as May queen and will be crowned' Mrs. O’Connor made reference Optnnietrist school studies, gave accurate an YOURS FOR SERVICE The May meeting of the Junior by Dr. John G. Ryan. to the thirty-four surgical growns swers, with careful, distinct pro The choicest pastel decorations nunciation. Tabernacle society- will be held which her group has made, having will cover the walls and ceiling of Miss Koudelka demonstrated Wednesday evening. May 3, at the a valuation of $1 apiece. In the the auditorium. The reception' how a deaf child learns sensitive Argonaut hotel. Plans for the quarter period, supplies given out room, where bridge may be played Strikingly handsome patterns in lustrous ness to tone vibrations, cadence coming summer will be discussed. amounted to $64, and the value of and refreshments will be served, and rhythm. The children marked All circles are asked to attend. supplies on hand is $175. The sheen type, these handsome rugs are y\\\\\i I II///// will be transformed into an old- time perfectly while she played Election'of officers for 1933 to membership is made up largely of values to marvel at. Fresh new mer succeed the following will be held: fashioned garden. The atmos registered nurses and physicians’ KGoodCoffcc;> the piano for them, the pulse of phere will be charged with the sound reaching their acutely at Miss Marye McPhillips, president; wives. Mrs. O’Connor paid tribute chandise, perfect quality, seamless, some .N N MODERATELY PRICED spirit of spring. to Miss Graef, president of the > > 20nb. 2lbs.35t ()lbs/I tuned bodies and alert brains. Miss Louise Krabacher, vice presi fringed, some are not. A chance dent; Miss Marion Lampert. sec Art Thompson’s delightful or registered nursp, for their un Othtr Grades 25 up ^ Dancing too, is a great joy to chestra will furnish the music. "V V SNVWV1 » I *•»» #////✓ ✓ ^ -»• them. Floor vibrations enable retary. and Miss Margaret Taney, stinted co-operation. She also value-wise buyers will quickly take treasurer. Chaperons for the erv'ening will be asked suggestions on the way of them to give as graceful a per Dr. and Mrs. John Ryan. ’ advantage of tomorrow. -SANDERSONS’- formance as any hearing cliild. Chairmen of the various com maintaining the splendid work so Mrs. Louise La7,elle, vocational mittees, including social action, well begun, as dues at $1 a year 1514 ARAPAHOE TA. Z59I. made for economy. Very tiasy Terms 1'a adviser on the staff of The Den vestments, altar linens, catecheti PRESS CLUB TO ver Post, gave a personality chat. cal, ways and means, membership MLss Agnes Tierney presented ONE D A Y “ Personality,” she declared, ‘‘is and entertainment, will be ap MEET ON MAY 6 Dr. Beagler, head of the health HOME DRUG CO. not like lipstick. It cannot be put pointed. department of the public schools, ONLY, ORDER on .. . . Charm is perfume, an Ema New Circlei Organized The Catholic Press club will j as the speaker of the day. Mrs. “ Across from nation from character. A charm Our Lady of Lourdes circle of meet at monthly luncheon session ' Etienne Perenyi had arranged a EARLY St. Joseph's HospitaV’ ing person is one who is himself, the Junior Tabernacle society was Saturday, May 6, at which Senator beautiful musical program, featur gracefully and graciously___ That organized last Monday evening at Uealy will be the speaker. Ques-' ing Miss Geraldine Koch and Mrs. 18th and Humboldt which, we stand for sheds light and the home of Ann and Helen Barth. tionnuires pertaining to legislative . Perenyi in voc|il duet with Nina [-Special Feature* A DRUG STORE COMPLETE beauty on us, making us charm- Miss Helen Barth was elected matters may be addressed the pres-; Hendricks as violin accompanist president and Miss Kathleen Mul ident of the club. In deference t o , and Mrs. Norbert Lawrence at the For an immediate close-out, we offer a few over-size rugs at less Prompt Delirery Ph. YOrk 9140 ling despite any handicap of mere i physical equipment.” In conclu len, secretary. Mothers’ day, Mrs. Margaret piano. Following the meeting, the than cost prices. sion, she named Helen Keller and Other guests present at the Walsh, pioneer Catholic leader, j sisters of SL Anthony’s, assisted * only, ILSxlS Finest Worsted WUtons. Regular $235.00. 0 0 THE OLD RELIABLE others among the handicapped meeting were the Misses Agnes will be honored as the pioneer by Miss Metzger and Miss Keegan, who possess the desired quality. O’Neill, Edith Maffeo. Margaret mother and Mrs. Hubert Smith will entertained with a reception for Z only, 11.8x15 Finest Wool Wiltons. Regular $175.00. ^ 0 THE A. W. CLARK Margie Cannon of Loretto Guilfoyle, Helen Guilfoyle and give a toast as the youngest the guests. Miss Louise Keninger, DRUG CO. Heights college read her poem,. Margaret Taney. mother. superintendent of nurses of Colo 10 only, siziae Finest W oii^ WUtons. Regular $95.00 CO “ To One Deafened,” which she has The luncheon -attendance is by rado General, was received as a 8TH AND SANTA FE value, at ...... I .U U graciously dedicated to the Cath among the hard of hearing while reservation only. member. Sisters from St. Fran Under New Management olic group. It has all the singing in the East. He stressed a firm cis’ sanitarium were in attendance. ACCURACY . CAREFULNESS quality and sheer beauty of ex belief in lip reading as the mort W , C. O. F. WILL INSTALL Mrs. Leonard Swigert’s place on COURTESY pression for which she has a pen available crutch for those with im OFFICERS ON MAY 2 the program was taken by her sis Free Delivery TAbor 7091 chant. The copies which she dis paired hearing. Immaculate Conception court,! ter, Miss Seep. tributed among the gue.sts were Mrs. Joseph Seubert, Mrs. W. No. 301, Women’s Catholic Order deeply appreciated. P. Horan, Mrs. J. B. Hunter and of Foresters, will hold installation I FAVOR RECEIVED JOHN H. REDDIN' American Furniture Co. Father Morgen, S.J., of Regis Mrs. Osbourne, with Mrs. Joseph of officers Odd Fellows’ temple,' A reader of The Register wishes Attorney and Cnunseloi at Law college and Father William Hig Emerson Smith, received the 1751 Champa street. May 3 at 2 to publish thanks for a favor Re fil2-614 Ernest & Cranmer Block gins were special guesM at the guests. Father Mulroy looked in p. m. All members are urged to ceived through Our Lady of Per- 17th and Curtis program. Father Morgan touched at the meeting to extend his greet attend. Refreshments will be ptual Help and St. Francis Phone MAin 0557 Denver, Colo. upon reminiscences of his work ings. served, followed by a social hour. Xavier. ORIGINAL IN POOR CONDITION r IT Polish to Enter 11 Tours to Arouse PEarl 0723 Baseball League School Interest SOlllITT M ttl (St. Joieph’ i Polish Parish) TO OE OEPEITEO The first of a series of tours The Piilish people will be rep planned by Loretto Heights col resented in the senior amateur legians will take place April 30, JOHN H. SPILLANE Sunday afternoon, at Longmont, Fr. Buckley Boosts Women’s baseball league this year under the directOTship of Frank Czuba of “ Mrs. Crusoe’’ of Aquinas where a selected group of students Itetreat at St. Philo- this paMsh, who was recently ap Players’ Cast Disabled will present a program to an audi Undertaker mena’s Affair p o in ts director of sports for Colo by Illness ence assembled from six of the rado, I^nsas and Nebraska for surrounding towns. The program will take place in the school hall and (St. 'Philomena’f Parish) the P^ish National alliance. The (St. Dominic’s Parish) Amid an atmosphere of spring team Tthis year will be managed of St. John’s parochial school at People appreciate a properly con- by Theodore Rosuiski, also of this ’The Aquinas players of St. about 3:30 p. m. time, the Blessed Virgin sodality Dominic’s parish are undaunted Funeral Director parish. The object of these tours is to held its April meeting, followed by the disappointment occasioned The Most Rev. Urban J. Vehr, arouse the interest of high school (iucted funeral, but skilleii prepara by bridge, on Thursday evening by inclement weather last Friday the Most Rev. Joseph F. Rummel students tow’ard higher Catholic of this week at the home of Miss night, when at the North high of Omaha, the Most Rev. Louis B. education. The music and speech 1545 South Broadway Blanche Fitzgerald, 1133 Detroit school auditorium, they presented tion means more to the family. Kucera of Lincoln and the Most departments are sponsoring the street. With Miss Myrl Nevin as their musical extravaganza, “ Rob Rev. Stanislaus V. Bona of Grand programs. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. chairman of this group, the Misses inson Crusoe.” The performance Mary McGlone, Valentine Mix, Island visited Father Guzinski Mahony, assisted by friends, will last week. will be repeated in the near fu Evelyn Taylor, Blanche Fitzger ture. A definite date cannot be be hosts to the group from Loretto ald and Charlotte Nevin were as Irvin Copenhaver, a convert, re Heights, ceived his first Holy Communion settled upon at present owing to sisting hostesses. Thirty-six, in the unfortunate illness of the cluding the chaplain, the Rev. Easter Sunday. Joseph Koestel In Case of Death Call was another first communicant. leading lady, Helen Burcher Michael Buckley, were present. Bishop, Despite the fact that Mrs. The Catholic Register At the social hour Father Buckley Bishop was very ill the night of 10 i T l C E l y E made an urgent appeal for all the the play, she went through her sodalists to make a special effort, part to the intense amusement of Boulevard to attend the retreat for women, the audience. No one ever sus Business Directory to be given in Jun& at Loretto pected that “ Mrs. Friday” was-ill, Heights with the Very Rev. Jos 1ST and it was not discovered until THEATERS eph Herbers, S.J., as retreat-mas after the show when that lady al ter. M ortuary most collapsed in the dressing April 28-29 ^ 10 GIVE COMEOI The cartons containing envel room. The old slogan of stage Fr. Sommaruga of St. Pat Srrial, ‘‘HIDDEN COLD” — TOM MIX REX THEATER opes for offerings of the year will people, “ the play must go on,” rick’s to Spend VaS^atiori 3020 Federal Blvd. GAllup 0407 44TH AND YATES ‘ ■CROOKED CIRCLE— BEN LYON be distributed to the parishioners w'as certainly carried out nobly by ‘Plumber’s Romance’ is Of in Europe JAMES p. McCo n a t y Phone GA, 5340 April 30-May 1-2 of St. Philomena’s Sunday morn Helen Bishop. She is suffering "YOU SAID A MOUTHFUL" ing. The pastor, the Rev. William fering of Presentation from congestion in the lungs, but Any Family Can Afford Boulevard Service 10<^ and 2 0 c JOE E. BROWN - GINGER ROGERS M. Higgins, asks all to sectire their Parish Players happily this condition is clearing (Sl. Patrick’* Parith) package in the vestibule, either up rapidly and after a period of This Sunday at the 9 o’clock Wedneidajr and Thuriday May 3-4 on entering or leaving the church. (Presentation Parish) convalescence the play will go on Mass, thirty-eight children will re “THREE ON A MATCH” Free China Night Since this systematic method of The Presentation Dramatic club again. "Goodie” Egan, who ceive First Communion. Twenty- JOAN BLONDELI. - BETTY DAVIS Saturday— Deluxe Gift* Alio fulfilling one’s duties has proven will give t'wo performances of the played Crusoe, left last Monday two children who attended the pub ANN DEBORACK the best way, by the practical ex comedy, “ The Plumber’s Ro for an engagement in Portland as lic school comprise part of this perience of numerous churches in mance,” Sunday, May 14— a mat a radio announcer. His place will class and have been receiving PIONEER LAUNDRY DRUG COMPANIES the East, Father Higgins asks the inee at 2:15 and an evening per be filled by Joe Clifford. Three weekly instructions since last No co-operation of all. formance at 8:15. These will be hundred and fifty-four people vember. Assisting the communi ! Conducted by the THE CUT RATE DRUG CO., INC. On Wednesday, April 19, when given in the school hall and chil braved the storm to see this show, cants on this memorable occasion Mrs. Elizabeth Litmer was hos/ dren will be admitted-to the mati and judging by their applause and ■will be Helen Calabrese, banner S Denver Owned Stores Operated by C. E. J. Crawford and G. W. Miles bearer; Maxine Seganti, Mary Rose 294 So. Penn.— 201 Bdway— 1069 So. Gaylord— 17th A Race*—ISth A Welton tess to the ladies of Mrs. Neyen’s nee for ten cents. The adult tick comments the show went over big. Sisters of the Good Shepherd PE. 6433 SP. 0154 SP. 7326 YO. 1549 ’ MA. 9637 club, Madames Collins and Mathis ets to both shows are thirty-five The officers of the Rosary and Dalton, Jeanette Adams and Betty were guests. Miss Margaret cents. The members of the cast Altar society, Mmes. J. J. Keniery, Sena, ribbon carriers; John Horn, Flat Work Family Work FURNITURE Leary and Mrs. Peter Hodgins re are as follows: Misses Viola Heck, Ward Anthony, P. Burns, and cross bearer; Anthony Vaccaro a Specialty Solicited , ceived the honors. Fern Bolitho, Dorothy and Flor Frank Kemme, are preparing for and Francis DiPaulo, escorts; Desserich Furniture Co. 12 BROADWAY Lieut, and Mrs. David H. Tul- ence Hoelskin; Messrsi Orville E. a card* party to be given in the Ralph Melphy, Leonard Piccoli Telephone PEarl 2401 PHONE PE. 3126 ley, who had been living atf Sco Binkley, Bill Pearson, Sebastian basement of the church FViday and Gerald Hart; Mary Brandi, UNUSUAL FURNITURE VALUES FOR JANUARY field barracks, Honolulu, recently Schmiedbauer, George H. Thomp afternoon, April 28, at 2 o’clock. Laura Chiolero, Betty Horn, Mar returned to the United States. son. The play is under the di The admission price will be twen jorie Looney, Genevieve Macin GROCERIES AND MEATS They and their two daughters are rection of George H. Thompson. ty-five cents. On the following tosh and Mickie Vaccaro will act en route to Fort Humphreys, Va., A very pretty wedding took Friday afternoon the following la as guards. The children’s choir POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT THE .JOHN THOMPSON GROCERY CO. Lieutenant Tulley’s new post. The place Wednesday, April 19, when dies will give a luncheon and card .will render the music. All parents, party: Mmes. S. A. Miller, E. P. relatives and friends are urged to SERVICE STORE— PROMPT DELIVERY SERVICE— 2322 E. COLFAX Tulleys reached Denver by motor Miss Clara Kerstiens became the REMEMBER AV£„ PHONE FR 7011 on Sunday, and arc now guests of bride of Miller Higdon. The cele Gartland, Catherine Murray, Hen receive Holy Communion with this CASH AND CARRY— 741-43 SANTA FE DRIVE. PHONE TA. 3793 ry Ruwart, Jr., J. M. Harrington, class. WE APPRECIATE YOUR/I’ ATRONAGE Thomas H. Tulley, 1612 Milwau brant of the Nuptial Mass, which kee street. took place at 9, was the pastor, J. P. Harrington, John Barry and The card social, sponsored by HARRY HOFFMAN Father Geisert. The bride, who P. Burns. th6 Young Ladies’ sodality, which LAUNDRIES Some 'of the many friends of was )ield last Friday evening, was FOR COUNCILMAN DISTRICT 5 ■ Barney Clarke, who held him in was given away by her father. Bob a Eucc,css despite the inclement "Dfnver’a Moat Profreaaivo Laundry*’ high esteem, were present at the Kerstiens, wore a gown of white YOUR CHOICE WILL BE APPRECIATED weather. The committee in charge Month’s Mind MaSs said at the re- pebble crepe with a beautiful veil Junior C. D. of A. wishes to extend thanks to those THE CASCADE LAUNDRY ciue.'rt; of Mr. and Mrs. Phil Clarke, fastened by a coronet of pearls 1.326 Milwaukee street, on and orange blossoms, and carried who in any way contributed to ' THRIFTY F.CONOMY SERVICE a bouquet of roses and sweet peas. the success of this party. The flat piccr.« and Hanka are neatly ironed ready to put away— wearing Wednesday.'April 26, at 8 o’clock. to Give Program New Low Prices on Gleaning apparel is returned dried, ready to be finished. Her sister, Florence Kerstiens, Among the young ladies who are In the absence of Father Buck- ..receiving diplomas from nursds’ 6c Per lb. SOc minimum was maid of honor and wore, a Plain window $hades cleaned and reversed....25c and up Shirts Starched and Hand Finished in this service at 12c Each ley on Sunday, the Jlev. Edward pale blue georgette gown, while ' training schools' in the near future 1S47 M»rket Wc Call For and Deliver TA, 6370-6379 Morgan, S.J., of Regis college as the flower girl, Mary Kerstiens, on Mother’s Day are three members of this parish; 1 h'ringed shades ...... r...... 40c and up sisted the pastor with the Masses. wore white crepe. August Ker former pupils of the school and Mrs. T. C. Rhoades entertained •V4A l J , 9x12 rugs air cleaned...... „..$1.20 stiens, the bride’s brother, was Troop 3 of the Junior Cathojic active members of the Young La her club last week on Wednesday, best man. The church was crowd dies’ sodality. They are Catherine 3-picce set overstuffed furniture thoroughly cleaned with Mrs. Jerry Holloran and Mks. Daughters will present a Mother’s ed for the ceremony, the bride dayi program and tea at the Cath D. Carey, Frances N. Sullivan and K ■‘ and moth proofed, all work guaranteed...... $10.00 Margaret Gindhart sharing the and hei\' family being very well' FloreAce A. Swalde. honors. olic Daughters clubhouse, Sunday, H. S. LAY, THE “ BLIND” MAN known and popular, in the parish. April . 30, beginning at 2 o’clock. The Rev. A. Sommaruga, the St. Vincent de Paul’s A beautifully appointed high After the wedding a breakfast w-as All juniors and their mothers and pastor, - spent Tuesday in Ca:;on 720-722 E. COl 'f a X MAIN 0181 noon luncheon was given on Fri held at the home of the bride’s friends are invited. Fathers also City, a.S guest at the abbey. He day, April 21, by Mrs. Dan Mc- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ker are welcomed and urged to come. expects to depart early next The thrill of finding everything you want in hardware, sporting goods, Parish Quaid at her home! to the scout stiens, on the Morrison road. A program has been planned by month for a three, months’ vaca toys, etc., awaits you here— Denver’s great-hardware department store mothers of troop No. 1, followed Mrs. Oblock’s son is suffering tion in Europe. He) will spend the ■ A A, A 4, A 4, A. AA A .* , A J the troop, to be followed by re GEORGE MAYER HARDWARE CO. by a brief business meeting. Cov from a severe attack of rheuma freshments. Margaret Shelton, greater part of this time with his ers were laid for twelve. St. tism. counselor® of troop 3, is general parents^ who reside in Milan, Italy. 1520 Arapahoe St. KEytione 4291 BRACONIER Philoniena’.Si was well represented Father Geisert. in common with chairman of the affair. ’The re An audience with the Holy Father, in this little contingent by Mes- Pope Pius, is a feature of this Plumbing and Heating— Hardware and Paints other pastors, has tickets for the ception committee is composed of i ■ dames McBride, McConaty and opera Mignon to be given in the Virginia Whelan, chairman; Mary trip that is .being greatly antici PHONE SPRUCE 1679 1076 SO. GAYLORD McQuaid. Mothers who have sons City auditorium May 1 and 2. Kinsler and Violet Macy; the pour pated by Father Sommaruga; He as active scouts automatically be Tickets are priced from 25 cents ing committee of Ethel Wade and also expects to visit in Belgium SUPREME DAIRY PRODUCTS come members of this club. This up and may be obtained at the Gertrude Hardy, and the serving and France. St. Dominic’s Parish was Mrs. McBride’s first appear-, rectory. Members of the parish EXCEL IN BUTTERFAT— SOLIDS— FLAVOR committee of Alice Ford, Marie A A A. A A. A. A .* . A .* .* . * .* .* ■ * . * . * * ■ * ***** *****.* ance with this group. |are asked to buy them and thus Gunnison, Arline Fincher, Eileen BOARD MEETS APRIL 29 1053 So. Gaylord St. **Asic Your Doctor” Spruce 1369 On Easter Sunday, Father Hig help out the Catholic Charities. Larson, Ruth O’Brien, Mary Flah The Loretto Heights Advisory LAKES QUALITY MARKET gins baptized a convert. Later erty, Doris Gallagher, Joyce Kline, iboard will hold an important meet- Cuts From Fancy Selected Corn-Fed Cattle THE CHRYSLER GROCERY CO. on there is to be a representative a l t a r ” s o c ie t y Mary Stewardson, Margery Smith, I ing at the college Saturday after- class received into the Church, Rosemary Rollo and Dorothy j noon, April 29, at 2 o’clock. Always the Best the Market Affords— We Deliver Fancy Corn-Fed Meats, Groceries, Fruits and Vegetables judging by the large number now OF ST. JAMES’ O’Brien. | " ...... -:r;-.:7-rr r —t:-:- QUALITY— SERVICE— PRICE FREE DELIVERY under instruction. The Junior C. D. of A. orches Banns of marriage were an HAS MEETING tra will play a number of selec Washington Park Community Bakery nounced for the first time Sunday tions: “ I Wouldn’t Trade the Sil between Rosemary Kaffer of St. (St. James’ Parish) QUALITY MERCHANDISE AT REASONABLE PRICES ver in My Mother’s Hair for All Philomena’s parish and Arthur The .\ltar and Rosary society the Gold in the World,” “ That SWEET AND PLAIN ROLLS, 10c DOZ. Hamilton of the Cathedral parish. 1030 So. Gxylord Mxrjr E. Adler, Prop. Telephone PExrl 7077 met Wednesday of Jhis week at the Daddy and Mother of Mine,” “ My Mrs. F. H. Tafoya, who is the Civic building with Mrs. R. Y. Mom,” “ The Old Kitchen Kettle sponsor of one of the parish clubs, Lammerman as hostess. Keeps a Singing a Song,” and “ Re- entertained her club on Thursday, AkEy" A WK»l AT ThE s U o f t r "^4 Miss A. Kelley represented St. paz Band March.” Other num April 20. Mrs. J. P. Oberhauser James’ parish at the deanery bers on the program are: Read carried off the honors and Mrs. J. meeting on Monday. ings by Margie Smith and Arline Special— Your thoe* dyed to match F. Hyde received low^score. Joan Reid, who was operated Fincher, an accordion solo by your Fester Gown, SOc SCHOOL BOOKS G O O D * ^ > St. Philomena’s Parish All the Foley children will be three weeks ago for appendicitis, Rosemary Rollo, a vocal trio, Dor Send your shoes to We are specialists in Catholic school out of quarantine this week. Mrs. is at home again and able to be othy O’Brien, Jane McGuire, and books . . . second-hand and new. CLOTH ES.-#? Elizabeth Litmer, their grand out of bed. Joyce Kline, accompanied by Joe Cavalier Largest assortment in the city. Wc are thoroughly informed on the bonk HIG HEST COURTESY CORNER GARAGE mother, who has been helping to Miss Jennie Kelley is a patient Ruth .O’Brien; a piano seflo by ' for repairing, re A' nurse the children, will .soon re needs of every parochial school in TYPE COLFAX AND ADAMS , YORK 9317 at the Colorado State hospital, Ruth O’Brien, moving pictures, styling, reshaping. Denver. * turn to her home, 1325 Milwau Quality at a fair price rj Expert Mechanic,— Open Day and Night where she underwent a major op taken and shoWn by Father Joseph BARGAIN BOOK STORE kee street. HATS cleaned and $14 New Low Price 25^— Flats Fixed 25<^ eration last week. She is doing Regan, O.P., chaplain of the jun 406 15th St.* 2 doors from Tremont. Value* to $30 .\t the home of Mrs. Hem-y J. as well as can he expected. iors. blocked, 30c KE. 1416 Manning, 1341 Cook street, Mrs. A parishioner wishes to publish At the meeting of the Mother’s Panama*, SOc Mystic Tailoring Co. Nora Switzer and Mrs. Manning T W W ^ ^ W WW W~W~W^ ' W W"WW W ' her thanks for a very great favor club Thursday, April 25, Mrs. BLUE FRONT SHOE SHOP 1416 Tremont KE. 2469 r entertained Mrs. Dooling’s club Something New . . . W’hich was received through the in James Jackson ■was the guest 1529 Curti* St. TA. 3601 one day last week. High score tercession of the Blessed Mother. was made by both Mrs. G. L. Mon speaker. A social hour followed Ted’s Service Benediction of the Blessed Sac the business meeting. Cathedral Parish aghan and Sirs. F. D. Jennings. rament will be given Friday eve TYPEWRITERS AND SUPPLIES S £ . Bayaud A tcs • Mrs. T. Raymond Y'oung, whose Troop 7 of the. juniors. will hold Call Frank Williams for a thorouch Electric Motors .A A A i lA A A A A . .AAAAA. ning at 8. Week day Masses are ALL HAIR CUTTING turn it was to entertain the ladies its regular social, postponed from ! repairing. Salea and rentals. All makes 25c at 7:30. typewriter acrvice. 435 14th St.. MA. .4tr Compressors Lace Curtain,, Draperie,, Lace,, Center Piece, and All Table Linen, of Mrs. Hickey’s club, held a meet last week on account of the Friday of next week being the weather, at the home of Margie 3495. Featuring Ladie*' Contour Hair Bought, Sold, Rented A Repaired Cleaned and Hand P r e e d ing at her home, 1251 St. Paul first Friday of the month. Confes NO PIN HOLES CALL FOR AND DELIVER street, on Friday afternoon, at Gartland, 3329 West Clyde place, cut*, Shampooing. Ted Gipaon. Weaver Electric sions will be heard before the dis- Saturday, April 29. 218 E. 7th Are. CITY LACE CLEANERS TAbor 7907 which Mrs. P. H. Williams and tribtuion of Communion at 6:80 1721 Larimer Phone KE. 8536 Mrs. G. W. Stewart were aw’arded and before the 7:.80 Mass. Troop 2 will hold a business CHIROPRACTIC the prizes. (Kindly notify Anna M. Kelley, meeting at the clubhouse Satur H. G. REID Among those reported seriously 1444 Magnolia street, YO 9353-W, day. Completed pillow-slips are “ The Beat in Chiropractic” ill in the parish are Peter Albi of of any news items in the parish.) to be brought- in. Tests will be Electrical Contracting, 1345 Cook street, William War- worked on. Repairing and Fixture* shauer and Mrs. Mary Smithline, THANKSGIVING MADE The First Communion class at MAin 2303 317 14tb Sl. Dr. M. J.Marek Women Appreciate 1009 Detroit street. INSURANCE A reader of The Register wishes St. Cajetan’s church will enjoy All Cases Receive My Constant WWW ww wy w o v y w w i St. Philomena’s has the distinc to' have a thanksgiving published the music of the Glee club at the Personal Attention tion of having two of its members Communion breakfast Sunday, for a favor received from the Sa Neurocalometer and X-Ray Service JOS. J. CELLA This Difference take one of the leading parts, cred Heart through the interces April 30. PLUMBING____ “ Filina,” in the opera Mignon and Denver Theater Bldg. KE. 2771 409 Security Bldg. sion of the Little Flower. Call the old reliable LAMONT for de- singing the dashing “ Polonaise,” I pendable plumbing. Reduced prices. 1148 Phone KEystone 2633 by Miss Anne O’Neill and Miss where all will become acquainted, ST. VINCENT’S California St. It will profit you to be represented in this section . . . Mary Figgen, and is represented with a jolly time assured. AID TO MEET i Phones KE. 4753, PE. 380S, SP. 4S32 in the chorus by Misses E. Cur 1. Because it keeps your name and AVERAGE GOOD COFFEE Mrs. J. F. Jordan was the hos service before a group of 55.000 people IN a piltof oranges,you usually tain, M. Dyer, B. Haberl, E. Hart, tess to Mrs. Bishop's club when it see some larger, some smeller. St. Vincent’s Aid will hold its at all times at an astonishing low cost. M. Hart, R. La ToUrette, G. Ma met on Thursday, April 20, with Francis J. Fisher, Inc. 2. Because your advertisement neviei'- Some contain more juice others thias, B. McConaty, C. Olmstead. regular monthly meeting Tuesday is* in competition with larger display. less. Coffee berries vary in ex Mrs. C. F. Lamberty making high TAbor 6204 COA R. Vincent; Mrs. A. Otto, and at the Argonaut hotel, at which actly this same way. score. The gueste for the after For rates and other information write Messrs. H. Armstrong, J. Brugge-' noon were Madames O’Fallon and the followmg ladies will act as or phone Peggy, MA. 5413. I he natural mixture of perfect SELECTED COFFEE hostesses: Mesdames P. R. Rior- Cement - Plaster - Mortar Pinon Fuel & Supply Co. man, J. Haberl, R. Hart, M. Owens. F. A. Mumford, Mgr, and Impeitect coffee berries O’Haire. Mrs. S. B. Turman of Netv Or dan, L. M. Purcell, Margaret Dick, Metal Lath - Stucco givesyou the usual‘‘firstgrade'* When Mrs. Charles F. Cassidy leans, a frequent visitor in the W. F. Hynes, John Keating, Mar- RABTOAY'S Lump Coal, $4.50 up coffee. But it would not give you entertained the ladies of Mrs. Tay arish and a sister of Mrs. M. ,L. aret Walsh and L. Boroweak, 2863 Blake St. Denver Steanf Coal, $2.50 up Bluhill Coffee. Bluhill is mucii f W. 25th and Decatur G.A 5125 lor’s club on Thursday of last giyer, is leaving this country he Rev. Edward'Woeber will be MEAT MARKET RICHER-and gives vou finer week, Mrs. J. F. Conway won the the speaker, his topic beiqg flavor - because -t is made en about the first of May, for a six- The House of Quality, where the best honors. week trip abroad, where she will “ Mother.” Patronize Our Advertisers meats at the most reasonable prices may tirely of the selected, plump and An exceptional musical program be obtained. perfect coffee berries. A large and enthusiastic group tour Germany, England and of future actors and actresses met France. has been arranged by Miss Jewel They Are Reliable 1030 W, Colfax KE. 3638 Across from St. Leo’s Church Being richer, Bluhill makes again this week at the school hall Among the new arrivals in the Keating, who will present Miss PATRONIZE many more cups per pound. You to make plans for a get-to-gether parish are Mr. and Mrs. John Ma Maryann McCutcheon and Miss will find itactually much cheaper party. There were few unmarried this and family, who are located Ruth Jewett. Miss Keating will TO SERVE YOU IS OUR PLEASURE to use than lower-priced coffees- pntlemen present. Father Buck- at 1580 Garfield street. also sing two numbers^ Mrs. Jos OUR ley, the spiritual director, and eph Walsh, Jr., will give a report MOST MODERN AND PERFECTED VACUUM PACK Hamilton Armstrong, the presi Tell the people you petronixe on the hostess list for the annual ROTOLO OIL CO. dent, extend a cordial invitation that yon saw their advertisemeBt St Vincent’s card party May 1.8 GAS - OIL - TIRES - ACCESSORIES to all to join the Dramatic society, in The Register. at Daniels and Fisher’s tea room. 815 So. Broadwaiy, Bet. Ohio and Kentucky ADVERTISERS ORIGINAL IN POOR CONDITION J'huraday, April 27, 1933 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone. Main 5413 PAGE SEVEN Jesuit Parish ‘Mignon’ Will Be Presented at s o c i m w i l l Frolic Given Catkidral School 100 win Music Pupils Auditorium Monday and Tuesday For Sick Poor Receive First Give Recital (Continued From Page One) FILINA is invited to go to the E Anooiinces Events ICTIVE GROiP Mary Evelyn Redmond, Margaret castle of Prince Tieffenbach with Nets $628.58 Holy Comfflunion (Skcred Haart-LoyoU Parish) Hiester, Helen Kerr, Mary Dyer, the troupe of players and anjr An exhibition of the results of Marjorie Hart and Grace Marthias. In preparation for the biennial guests she may care for. She Milk Fund to Benefit From The Prosperity frolic,^sponsored Trinidad. — The children of teaching music to children by the promptly invites WILHELM, convention of the Colorado chap Gypsy Chorus — Men: Gilbert Series at St. Joseph’s by the Friends of the Sick Poor For Year’s Close Holy Trinity school will receive ter of the I. F. C. A., to be held Curtis method, inaugurated in Sa whom she desires to captivate, and Hodges, Allan Smith, James Kerr, foKthe benefit of the Sisters of the their First Communion Sunday, in Denver, August 26, a survey is cred Heart school "this year, was he is included as playwright of Church Hall William Klein, Frank Fisher, Dick Sick Poor,grossed $873.05, accord April 30, at the 8 o’clock Mass. being made of the social service recently given in the Adelphian the company. WILHELM plans Ahem, Kerwin Roche, Joseph ing to a report by Mrs. J. M. Har There are 52 in the class. The and educational activities of the hall by the pupils of Sister Marie to leave MIGNON behind, being (St. Joseph’s Parish) Exercises to Be Held for Bauer, A1 Reide, Felix Pogliano, The Altar and Rosary society rington, chairman, given at the following Sunday, May 7, will be alumnae associations of the state Cecile, director of music. Thirty somewhat embarrassed by his Roy O’Neill and Roswell Brennon. will resume its bi-roontnly card regular meeting of the Friends of Six Sundays, Start First Communion day for the pub pupUs, ages ranging from six to “ purchase,” but she begs so hard affiliated with the L F. C. A . The Actress Chorus: Monica E. Hay parties on Wednesday afternoon, the Sick Poor last week.. Expenses lic school children, there being 57 fourteen, were introduced in solos to go with him that finally she is ing May 7 following report embraces the so den, Ruth Vincent, Ethel Elliott, May 3. The milk fund will bene were $244.47 leaving' a net of in that class. cial service and social activities in and groups in which as many as Thelma Everett, Elsie Watts and permitted to, disguised as a ser fit from the proceeds, and it is ex $628.58 to help the sisters in their The Holy Trinity P.-T. A. meets six playing on three pianos were vant. The gypsy girl is infatuated Cathedral school of Denver has the past year of St. Mary’s alum Mary Catlett. pected that a good sum will be work. Some returns are still out Wednesday afternoon, April 26, nae, Denver, of which Miss Grace heard. The accurate performance with her new “ master,” and she Just announced an exceptionally Actor Chorus: David Lucero, realized. The ladies in charge, standing and a complete checkup at the school. Kenehan is president. Miss Kene- of the children brought forth the causes him no little uneasiness. interesting program of events to Kendal Brigg Evron, Anthony Mrs. F. L. Bliesmer and Mrs. D. is expected to swell the sum con- Holy Trinity high school has han is also governor of the Colo His respectful attitude toward her comment from critics present at Hamblin, Oren Kelso, Andy Hauk, A. MeShane, guarantee all a splen si(K»ably. mark the close of the current scho again been accredited as a class A only makes her love him the more rado chapter of the I. F. C. A. the recital that the method has Edward McHugh, Rupert O’Don did afternoon at their favorite lastic year. Beginning on Sun deeply. The nuns reported 44 cases school by the University of Colo St. Mary’s alumnae, always to proven highly successful. “ The nell, Robert O’Donnell, Blair Kit- game. Play will be^pn at 2 p. taken care of, 619 hours of care day, May 7, the schedule includes rado. The Rev. F. L. Sebastianl, ACT II a special exercise for each of six the front in social service work, greater difficulties of imparting a telson, Don Christoph, Paul Hauk, m. There will be prizes and re given, 217 visits made and $181.75 S.J., was recently informed of added their bit to the. Christmas sound knowledge of music to the Robert Hart, Palmer Van Hille, Scene I— A Boudoir in the Tieffen freshments for the usual fee of in material assistance rendered in successive Sundays, reaching a this rating by A. C. Gross of the CTand finale in partieijmtion in the basket by providing fifteen needy child have apparently been over James McGuire, James Hamblin bach Cattle 25c. the month of March. state institution. families of Denver with Christmas joint graduation exercises of Den come,” was the comment of one. and Vincent Galli. FILINA sits at her mirror, con The Rev. James Dreis, C. SS. The Rev. T. H. Devlin, S.J., pas The Catholic Daughters of dinners with enough provisions The outstanding feature of the sidering her charms and laying on ver Catholic high school students' Waiters — Richard McNamara, R., is giving a mission in Missouri tor of Sacred Heart-Loyola parish, America had their monthly social left over to do for a few more entire program was the perfect cosmetics. She is thinking of on June 11. Beme F. Randolph and Vincent ^his week. was the guest speaker. His talk Tuesday night, April 18, at Com rhythm of the group. Six children, WILHELM, who really has made meals. Galli. Pages: Joe Schmitz, Frank Leota Loretta Gowen, infant was an inspiration to the ladies, The six-week program opens munity hall. Bridge was played Determined that St. Mary’s playing three pianos, accompanied a “ gni^at impression.” Presently daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey encouraging them to continue day. May 7, with an exhibition of at ten tables and there were three five violinists and, so perfect was Habrel, John Monoghan, Robert should not be dropped from the he enters. With him, however, Gowen, was baptized Sunday by their work of co-operation with physical culture by the high school tables of bunco. Miss Julia Flah roster of two of Denver’s Catholic the rhythmical effect that it sound Connor, Clif^n Hiesteriand Dale comes MIGNON, who is greeted Father Fagan. John and Rita Gaghan. Prince: C. H. MacDon the sisters. girls. Its purpose is to show the erty and Mrs. Katherine Jones welfare organizations, the Alum ed as one. An orchestral number, by the actress with civil yet subtly Grosso were the sponsors. An interesting report of the beneficial results attained physi won the bridge and bunco prizes, nae association sponsored a bene played by the entire group, was ald. Baron: Frank Wagner. Prin “ cattish” remarks. The poor girl Miss Hazel McIntyre of this Big Sister movement was given by cally by the students within the, respectively. The hidden prize fit bridge party in the academy cess: Monica E. Hayden. Baron parish and Joseph Rioard will be especially good. Drums, cymbals does not resent this, however, and Miss Northeutt. It was well re past year. Each number on the went to Miss Helen Valenza. Mrs. auditorium last February 18 to ess: Mrs., Perenyi. she apparently goes to sleep. Yet married Saturday, May 6, at a and casUnets assisted the pianos ceived by the members. program will be in costume. Miss Agnes Straub was chairman of defray membership expenses. and violins and one was apt to for Citizens’ Ch rus— Girls: Geral she observes, under half-closed Nuptial Mass, to be solemnized by dine Koch, Ella Horan, Gertrude Among the guests at the meet Lucille Brush is in charge of the the committ:e in charge. Socially St. Mary’s has always a get the extreme youth of the ar lids, that WILHELM is paying the Very Rev. Joseph Fagen, C. Koester, Lucille Riede, Mae Coo ing were Mrs. A. C. Tremlett, Mrs. department. •The Carroll club met Thursday topmost place. 'The association tists in the perfection of their court to the actress, to whom he SS. R. Miss Frances Magers gave L. Scholl and Mrs. M. V. McIntyre. 'night, April 20, at Community ley, Amalia Ott, Elizabeth' Hart, has given a bouquet of blooms a shower in honor of Miss McIn The department of public speak won praise for the part it played rendition. Among the members who had not ing has been chosen to present a hall. The short business meeting in entertaining visiting religious Marion Martin, Ann Martin, Stella presented to him by MIGNON her tyre Wednesday, April 26. Her Members of the audience mar been in attendance for some time program on Sunday, May 14. It was followed by a social. delegates and guests to the recent Bruckman, Laura Bell, Thresa self. Presently FILINA and WIL school day chums brought with veled that the little tots, some of and who were' welcomed at the will consist of an oratorical con The trustees of Court Our Lady summer convention of the I. F. Martelli, Ann Maguire, Virginia HELM leave MIGNON, dreaming them some very lovely gifts, and them so small they could hardly meeting were Mfs. F. E. Ryan, test, in which the participants will of Victory, No. 1176, had a meet Hiester, Helen Lampert, Bernice that she may equal the actress’ their sincere wishes for her happi C, A. A trip through Denver fol climb upon the piano benches, Mrs. E. J. Fitzgerald, Mrs. John offer addresses on topics of their ing at the home of Mrs. Geo. At lowed by a buffet luncheon com O’Brien, Mrs. J. P. O’Connell, charm, powders her face and ness. Those present were Mary could combine their efforlis in such Cronin and Mrs. Harris. own choice. Capable judges will kinson Friday night, April 21, at Catherine Mays, Malowe D. Chase, “ tries on” one of FILINA’S Donahue, Catherine Maguire, pleted the program. a way as to produce music seem Miss Geraldine Koch’s program award two prizes, one to the best which time the books were audited. Peggy Cooper, Helen Dergans, manifold gowns. At the entrance Frances O’Hagan, Rosalia Ryan, The academy halls were filled ingly beyond their youthful capa of songs included “ Kerry Dance,” boy orator, the other to the best Light refreshments were served with women of all ages, graduates bilities. Charlotte McNamara, Wilma Fish of WILHELM, followed by FRED Helen Swanger, Ruth Ochs, Helen “ Italian Street Song” and “ By the gprl orator. er, Eleanor Englehardt, Josephine ERICK, however, she scurries into and Augusta Wind, Alice Wolter, after the meeting. of St. Mary’s, fifty or more years They enacted their understand Bend of the River.” The Altar and Rosary society as an educational institution of ing of the value of various notes Englehardt, Agnes Watts, Kath hiding. The two men quarrel over Margaret Taney, Estelle Rust, Sunday, May 21, is the date of leen Burtscher, Mary Clapes, Rita FILINA. Swords are drawn, but Helen Barth, the honored guest the class play, “ Come Out of thtf had its monthly meeting Wednes Denver, February 5 at the annual in a “ march” wherein they quick day afternoon, April 19, at Com LaTaurrette, Euriela Long and MIGNON intervenes, and they and the hostess, who served a Kitchen.” A splendid comedy, it homecoming. Tea was served to ened or slowed their pace to por munity hall. Mrs. J. M. Reilly Margaret Kerr. separate. Finally, left alone with tempting array of delicacies. is certain to provide an evening guests by incoming members to tray each note as it was called Play Proceeds and her division were hostesses. Citizens’ Chorus— Men: Edward MIGNON, WILHELM, in the Newcomers Act Well of genuine entertainment. Par the alumnae— the senior class. aloud, thereby showing that the A pretty play, “ The Quest of Wolton, Joseph Lilly, Richard “ Addio, Mignon” (Farewell, Bouquets were surely deserved ticipation in the play is granted Delegates will read the annual fundamental reason for their per the Pink Parasol,” was put on by Kelly, Martin O’Haire, Thomas J. Mignon), tells her he must leave by the eleven members of the cast to Aid Parish to deserving students as a reward rMort along with the other ten fect rhythm lay in their concrete the seventh grade,,under the di Halter, Edwin E. Cerny, Frank J. her. of “ Jimmie Beats the Depresmon,” for excellent scholastic work. affiliated alumnae groups through knowledge of the meaning of (St. Vincent de Paul’s Parish) rection of Sister Marietta, Friday time in music. O’Drain, James Burke, Richard MIGNON begins to weep, re and directors Father Zeller and Another major feature in the out the state at the convenion McNamara, W. F. Angerer, James George Hackethal on Sunday and The custodians of the Denver afternoon, April 21. The chil August 26. Another interesting feature was fuses the money, and is about to program of events will be the pres F. Cooper, Francis Hose, Don Ne Monday evening, when the play public schools have a talented dren taking part wore lovely cos the playing of original composi say farewell. At this juncture, entation of the musical comedy, gri, .Paul Schmidt, C. H. Macdon was produced before appreciative dramatic society which each year, tumes. CATHOLICS ON BOARD tions. Each child played a short however, enters FILINA. Ob “ Up in the Air,” by the Dramatic ald, Joe Schlageter, Daniel Mon atdiences of 450. The “ first tim for the past six years, has put Miss Jean Tarabino arrived John T. Barnett, prominent melody composed by himself and serving the girl decked out in bor club. It is to be staged on Sun oghan, Robert Finney, Carl E. ers” who made their debut before on a show. They consented to Friday night from Santa Mpnica, Denver Catholic, was re-elected inspired by some line or verse in rowed raiment, she utters a few day, May 28, by a large cast. In Frantz, Charles Kunzie, Michael things which raise a fiush to anger the footlights showed very well. present this year’s play for the the morning of this Sunday ap Calif., to visit with relatives mdefi- president of the executive com the cla.ss book. The exhibition benefit of St. Vincent’s parish. Orti, John Bruggeman, Hale 0. to MIGNON’S cheeks. The girl Gertie Hill rivalled Len Brayton, proximately fifty-five children nitely. \ mittee of the Denver Art museum was eminently successful and a a veteran actor, who captured first The play is a three-act comedy, Davis, Valfens Jones, Wallace Han dashes into an inner cabinet, from Cathedral grade school will The social given Monday night, at the annual meeting Friday. An source of great interest to all con honors for characterization and “ Crooks for a Month,” followed April 24, at Community hall by other Catholic, John L. Dower, cerned in the teaching of music. cock, Rich^^ Hiester, John Ma where she tears off the dress, re receive First Holy Communion. guire, William Massey, W. C. appears in her own gypsy clothes, makeup. Bill Halpin and Virginia by an athletic drill. The play will Music recitals by the juniors th{'Knights of Columbus was well was elected to the executive com Sacred Heart school announced Moore, R. W. Haynes, Bill Damer- Tierney, both veterans, the latter be presented Saturday nigbt, April attended. Ken Wolfe’s orchestra mittee. . this week that normal classes in and finally runs out of the room and seniors comprise the program on. Jack Beck, George Ahem, Vin as a typical French (vamp) coun 29, at the South Denver high furnished the music. A charge of the Curtis Method will be held in Scene II— The Garden* o fy the for the next Sunday, June 4. At cent Beck, Frank O’Drain, Jack tess and the former as the village school auditorium. The price of •35 cents per couple and 10 cents day night at Community hall. the summer months for all who Caftle the High Mass on the same day a Kane and Berne F. Randolph. postmaster, old enough to retire, admission is 25 cents. oup of children of the school will for extra ladies was made. Tickets were sold for 25 cents. may wish to enhance their teach gave capital impersonations. Bert Lillian Cushing Dancers The despairing MIGNON, be The P.-T. A. will meet Monday confirmed. The six-week pro- ' A dramatic and musical enter Mrs. James Kendricks is recov ing efficiency. The attendance of McCloskey and Rick McNicholas, fe ” Country Dance: Ha Allen, Lois lieving her love for WILHELM to evening in the school hall. All ^am will close Sunday, June 11, tainment for the benefit of Holy ering nicely from a recent opera- all sisters engaged in music teach well-known favorites, were out Ann Arpin, Patricia Banks, Patri be without hope, decides to drown fathers and mothers are invited to in joint graduation exercises of all Trinity, school was given Thurs- tion. ing in the local parochial schools standing as usual. Bill Sanders cia Dye, Mary Jane Halter, Mar herself. She is about to jump into attend. Denver Catholic high schools is specially sought. The course jory Gates, Betsy Kendel, Mary the lake when she is stopped by was excellent as the leading man. can be procured at every reason Louise Moore, Loahna Moore. Lor LOTHARIO, who listens sympa His partner, Dorothy Croft, the ACADEMY STUDENTS able cost and the time will be ar raine Gilligan, Elaine Gilligan, thetically to the angry- girl’s talk million-dollar doll, made a fine COLORADO GIRLS ranged to suit the convenience of Mary Ann Stevens, Debra Sher of her desire for vengeance, and first appearance. Grace Burke, HOSTS TO PUPILS all who enroll. More definite in man, Jo Ann Sherman, Marian her wish that fire and thunder also a newcomer, did her part com TAKE NUNS’ VEIL plete justice. Jean McDonough A T SENIOR DRAMA formation will be given on request. Seyler, Helen Wallbank, Carol bolts might descend from beaven Principles in instrumental class and burn the castle. The half- and Cecelia Kuhn, making their Gloria Lewis, Dorothy Dillon, M 1 G N a N Morrison and Loretta Reilly. . initial appearance, can no longer (St. Mary’t Academy) work, in which pupils are taught in Dancers in White: Ruth Sand- crazed minstrel starts curiously art Elizabeth O’Meara, Rose Doyle groups how to perform on the in the word “ fire” and goes of mut be classified as amateurs, for they The entire student group acted and Florence Bechtold, Denver; holm, Ruth Lantz, Ruth J. Smith gave excellent characterizations. as hostess to the eighth grade pu Under the direction of the Right Rev. Msgr. Jos strument, will be given. Founda Betty Jane Wallbank, Nancylee tering to himself. Mary Collins and Esther Good- tion work in theory, harmony, In the meantime, the perform' 'The stage setting created by Bert pils of the city’s parochial schools eph Bosetti Haley, Louise Percival, Mina Mae Thursday afternoon, April 27, row, Colorado Springs; May A. composition and ^ar training form ance in the theater having ended, McCloskey and Len Brayton were Galvin, El Paso, Texas, and Viv Ettenson, Mary Alice Gibbs, Ro from 3 until 5 o’clock. The play. part of the first year’s work. the actors and actresses and excellent. Ernie Berberich, as the ian Beeby, Goodland, Kansas, re berta Johnson, Carole Joy Man- “ Thanks, Awfully!” was presented at City Auditorium guests appear in the garden. property man, is to be highly com ceived the white veil of the Lor gini, Unetta Castaneda, Edna Mus- by the seniors and a social fol FILINA has made a brilliant suc mended on his work. The fresh etto Sisters at rites April 26 at FATHER J. A. WALSH grove, Natalie Storer, Jean Den lowed. Monday and Tuesday cess of it, and, still flushed with man orchestra, directed by Vir the novitiate of the order in Ne- nis, Melvina Aron, Rachael Lois Friday evening the senior class MADE TITULAR BISHOP triumph, she sings her dashing ginia Wourms and starring Sid rinx, Kentucky. Mother Consuelo, Crose, Alice Eschenbacher and will hold a progressive dinner par May 1 and 2—8:15 p. m. and showy Polonese or Polacca ney Bender in songs, supplemented head of Loretto Heights college, Florence Miller. the entertainment. Members of ty preceding the prep parade to ) (Continued From Page One) Gypsy Dance: Eleanor Evans, (French Polonaise), an excep and Mother Ann Francis, superior approved the Constitutions of the tionally difficult and showy colora th’e cast and others enjoyed a so be given by Regis and Loretto Rachel Lois Crose, Jean Dennis, cial afterwards at the home of Heights colleges. of St. Mary’s academy, were pres Benefit of Catholic Charities— Sponsors, Knight* Catholic Foreign Mission Society tura soprano air, in somewhat ent at the reception. Nancylee Haley, Mary Alice Gibbs, Grace and William Burke, 1575 Jewel McGovern from St. Mary’s • of Columbus , of America subject to their rati Melvina Aron, Carole Joy Man- different mood from that with fication by the first General Chap which Chopin invested his wonder Milwaukee street. and Louis Barger from Regis ad gini, Alice Eschenbacher, Ruth Anthony Piccoli, an eighth dressed the Parent-Teachers’ asso SEATS ON SALE AT ter of the society which was to be Sandholm and Louise Pervical. ful polonaises for the piano. USE . held in August of that year. At MIGNON arrives on the scene, grade student, had the misfortune ciation of St John’s school on the Dancers in Yellow: Joan Gor- to fall Wednesday, incurring a that time— after 18 years of ex and FILINA, enraged at sight of subject of Catholic education Mon dan, Virginia Collins, Elva Ever fracture. CORBETT’S WELLS' MUSIC CO. istence— the first Catholic society her, sends the girl into the house day afternoon, April 24, ett, Nelldean Kingsley, Marjory Retreat It Success Last Monday Peggy Mahoney, founded in America expressly for Gates, Clara Oppedan, Dorothea to find a bouquet she has lost. As 1626 California Street the training of foreign missioners FILINA knows the bouquet is The retreat given the high Catherine Morrison, Helen Gerity ICE Springer, Mary Teresa Gushurst, .school students this week by the and Eva and Ann Monaghan spent had 125 priests, 185 seminarians Joan Hilliker, Georgia Samsel, Lor made of of flowers gathered by in the United States and 54 broth MIGNON for WILHELM, there is Rev. Christian Darley, C.SS.R., the evening in the mountains en raine Cook and Lila Maxine Pine. was a spiritual success. The stu joying a wiener roast CREAM ers. In its five mission fields of STORY OF THE PLAY malice enough in her request; yet the Orient it was training 106 MIGNON goes without complaint dents received Communion in a ACT I Chinese and Korean seminarians No sooner has she gone, however, body at the 7 o’clock Mass Scene— Courtyard of a German Wednesdav. for the Catholic priesthood. The Inn than the word, “ fire, springs from Maryknoll Sisters, whose official everybody’s lips. 'The half-witted Billie Sloan, president of the Among the wine tables,^ at Students’ Spiritual sodality, was title is the Foreign Mission Sisters which a number of people are LOTHARIO has interpreted of St. Dominic, numbered 362 at MIGNON’S wild talk only too lit chosen by the students to receive the time. merrily drinking, an old man the Paladin medal. This medal is wanders, harp in hand, singing erally, and set fire to the castle Instantly there is great commo awarded for outstanding service The first General chapter of the strange songs. It is LOTHARIO, to the missions. The award will society, convened at Maryknoll, tion.' WILHELM, realizing that THE HOME PUBLIC MARKET an Italian nobleman whose mem MIGNON is in danger, rushes off be given at the quarterly meeting N'. T., in August, 1929, re-elected ory has left him so that he kncfws of the Students’ Mission Crusade, Father Walsh superior general. not even- his own name. His con to her rescue. He reappears with her in his arms as tlje curtain de to be held in Annunciation hall The re-election was confirmed by dition is told in the “ Fuggitivo e Sbnday. Rome. scends. He places the unconscious Denver’s Million Dollar Food Palace tremante” (A lonely wanderer). Fifteen high school students are BUited by Holy Father Though he has forgotten her, girl on a grassy bank, and she lies there still clasping the bunch of busy preparing for the state 14th to 15th Streets on California Phone TA. 4025 On the occasion of the twen he is the father of MIGNON, a scholarship contest, to be held on tieth anniversary of the founding young girl who was stolen from withered flowers. ACT III Tuesday at Englewood. Those to of the Maryknoll society, in '1931, her home in childhood by gypsies uphold the already fine record of Scene— Court Lothario’s Cattle in His Eminence Eugenio Cardinal and who is now forced by the mer St. Joseph’s school are Billie Pacelli, Papal Secretary of State, cenary GIARNO to dance in the Italy Sloan, Frances Miller, Adolph BREEN AND Heading south, as if indeed dispatched the following cable streets for a living. .The gypsy Aemmer, Ed Ryan, Eddie Kuhn, SWAFFORD MARKET with the instinct of the swallow, gram to the headquarters of this band appears, and MIGNON, a Susie Gonzales, Joseph and Leon CORFMAN great Mission society: singular, half-boyish looking LOTHARIO has brought MIGNON to the neighborhood of an old ard Truskol, Mary Greenfield, ‘T h e Home of Good Meats” “ Holy Father blesses Maryknoll figure, rebels when she is bidden LeRoy Smith, Charles Higson, POTTED PLANTS and Father Wplsh, its co-founder, to dance for a troupe of actors in castle in Italy which WILHELM is half inclined to purchase. WIL Mary Gette. Edward Nieto, Marie 50^ and up on its twentieth anniversary.” the balcony of the inn and for Hamilton and Virginia Wourms. the casual throngs in the court HELM, who now realizes that he Carnations..... 25^ Doz. j Ma#>werH«.,’(;a.,... lb. 10c At that time. Father Walsh had The examination will cover the loves MIGNON, has followed them just returned froffi a six months’ yard. She refuses and her master whole range of high school sub visitation of Maryknoll missions in threatens to beat her. LOTHARK7 hither. The young girl is recov Potted Plants....50^ up ering from a dangerous illness, jects. the Orient, and reported that, in intervenes, but the old man is and as LOTHARIO watches, out Jiggt Dinner Planned Pork Loin Roasts, end cats lb. 7 ^ c spite of disturbed conditions pre powerless. Suddenly, however, Delicious corned beef, smoth W E DELIVER vailing at that time and the fall WILHELM enters, and, grasping side her sickroom he sings a beau Colorado Frog Legs ; tiful berceuse or lullaby, “ Ninna ered in crisp sweet new cabbage PHONE MA. 1026 ing off in mission funds owing to the situation, forces GIARNO, and garnished with snowy white Dozen ...... 40^ with a pistol, to release the girl. nanna.” Open Sunday* and Holiday* the depression in this country, Irish potatoes, should prove entic Young Hens, all sizes Beef Pol Roast...... lb. 9c progress was being made in all For this he is applauded by the WILHELM takes LOTHARIO’S Until Noon place as watcher, and tells of his ing to the most fastidious appe fields where the society’s one hun actors, aiid one of them is sent by Lb...... 18^ new-found affection in a beautiful tites Thursday evening. May 4, at dred overseas missioners were la FILINA with the request that he air, “ Elle ne croyait pass” (Pure which time the eighth grade pu Frying Chickens, boring. •» shall visit them. FILINA is an Hens, Country Dressed..... lb. 12c as a Flower). pils will be hosts to the entire par Vg to 2 Vs lbs, lb. 28^ actress of designing temperament, ish at their first annual J ig p din Maryknoll also received congrat who succeeds iji attracting WIL MIGNON comes, with feeble Dispense Bros. Large Fryers, lb. ..25^ ulatory messages from Cardinal step, to the balcony, and, seeing ner. A satisfying evening is HELM’S .attention— much to the promised to all present. The pro •Marchetti-Selvaggiani, Vicar Gen jealousy of FREDERICK, a young WILHELM, she becomes greatly : eral of the Holy Father, and from agitated, fearing FILINA may be ceeds are to be for the benefit of Quality Fresh Fruits Turkeys Squabs nobleman. For the present, how the school and the price is thirty- Cardinal Laurenti, who was sec ever, WILHELM is curious about with him. He soothes her, but Capons Ducks RED STAR five cents or three for SI.00. and Vegetables ARCADE retary to the Congregation for the the girl he has rescued, and he she insists that only LOTHARIO Propagation of the Faith when questions her regarding her child loves her. Meantime, however, a CASH STORES Fathers Walsh and Price jour strange thing has happened. Hav Free Delivery hood. She remembers nothing, Home Public Market neyed to Rome 20 years before to except that she was captured by ing returned to his home by some GUS’S MARKET LEWIS nSK SHOP i seek approval of Maryknoll’s foun gypsies in a country she describes strange instinct of the blind, — Phones— 979 Broadway dation. SALMON with such eloquence that WIL COUNT LOTHARIO’S memory is For Good Meats MA. 5391— MA. 5392 Fancy Springs, lb...20<^ < Father Walsh observed the for HELM guesses it must be Italy. restored, and he now reappears in Fancy Pink White King tieth anniversary of his ordination She tells of it in the “ Connaistu his rightful character. His only Fancy Fresh Shad, 613 East Thirteenth Ave. WE APPRECIATE YOUR 3 Tall Cans...... 26^ last year. le Pays?” “ Kennst du das Land?” regret is the loss of his daughter, Ib...... ,...15^ U rge Package ...... 28^ — “ Non conosci it bel soul?” Sperata. At sound of that name, MAin 9321 PATRONAGE ELECTED DIRECTORS (Knowest Thou the Land?) the floodgates of memory are i JTM~i-flt~^'U‘ r if*l ~ ■" 1 >e. ^ I ■ iS i^ 6SII I S I ^ I Harold A. Kiley, past grand I Moved to pity, WILHELM of opened in MIGNON'S perturbed knight of the Denver council, fers GIARNO money to “ buy” the consciousness, and when LOTHA DEVIL’S FOOD CAKES DANISH ROLLS RIO shows her the jewels and Knights of (Jolumbus, was one of girl, and he goes into the inn to 6 for...... _.25^ the new directors of the junior complete the bargain. LOTHARIO, praybook of his lost daughter she W E U r g e ...... 40< chamber of commerce elected drawn by some subtle bond of not only recognizes them but she Small ...... 20^ Tuesday afternoon. Other Catho parenthood, conies to bid her fare unconsciously begins to sing the MOVE VOSS BROS. PARKER HOUSE ROLLS lics named as directors are John well, saying that he must go south, prayers of her early childhood. In STRAWBERRY this way, father and daughter are Frame Houses, Garages E. Carroll, Hubert H. Hughes and following the swallows. A spright SHORTCAKES, each ...20< Dozen ...... V...... 1 2 ^ James E. McMullen. Mr. Kiley ly duet ensues, “ Lcs Hirondelles,” restored and reunited, and WIL Fer Strvict— KEyttsa* 6228 missed being named to the presi “ Leggiadre Rondinelle” (Song of HELM is admitted to the family OSIct a WjrthouM, 1S21 20th St. dency by a narrow margin. the Swallows). ‘ circle, so that all ends happly. O R IG IN A L IN POOR CONDITION READINQ IN BED? 23 CATHOLICS AMONG GROUP BISHOP VEHR’S Daily Exposition APPOINTMENTS Does reading in bed hurt your eyes? It shouldn’t Enough light ENROLLED FOR FOREST WORK over your Moulder, no cramped position, your book held at The following appointments proper reading distance— and your bed can be your “ libra^.” are announced by Bishop Vehr: (Catholic Charitiei) But; if reading in bed isn't comfortable for your eyes, if it tires Draws Converts body ’)rill be welcome to their serv May 1— Denver auditorium, you— your eyes need care. You may need glasses. It’s easy to The first contingent of young ice, which is given with the whole opera "Mignon.” men to be enrplled by the federal hearted generosity manifested so make sure your eyes are right Let us examine them for you. Editorial and Sports Sections May 2— 10 a. m. Clergy con 31 Adults Receiving Instruc government for reforestation work strongly in the World war. ference in Cathedral. tion From Priests of Holy was received at Fort Logan in the Chest Conncil Meets of The Cardinal Score May 7— 7:30 a. m.— Ozanam present week. Twenty-three splen Swigert Bros. Optical Co. Ghost Church The director of the Catholic Highest centenary Mass in Cathedral. did Catholic young men from fam Charities substituted for Bishop Breakfast at Argonaut. ilies of the unemployed who have Vehr at a meeting of the executive (Annunciation Parish) May 7— 6 p. m. Colorado (Holy Ghost Parish) been cared for by the Catholic committee of the Pre'sidents’ coun DENVER’S RELIABLE OPTOMETRISTS According to word received Springs K. of C. banquet. Charities are among the number. cil of the Community Chest on Thirty-one adults are receiving Tuesday, April 25, The Cardinal, May 8— Pueblo C. D. of A, Accuracy, Comfort Today’s Styles in A total of 2,000 young men was Tuesday last. This council is a private instructions in the Cath a monthly newspaper edited by banquet. That’s What Your Glasses Express selected frorn the state, including new force in Chest affairs. It con olic religion from the clergy of Annunciation high school students, May 9— 10 a. m. Pueblo Eyes Deserve Gracefulness 400 from the city of Denver. sists of the, presidents of the fifty- the Church of the Holy Ghost at received second honor rating for clergy conference. Since the Catholic Charities have two agencies constituting the Chest the present time. Twelve have 1933 by the National Scholastic May 9— Pueblo, Benediction 1550 California St. (Est. 1902) Phone KEystone 7651 the care of only 500 families out and will have its second general been received into the Church Press association. Out o f a pos and baccalaureate for Seton of the 16,000 receiving relief in meeting to be attended by all of M i since January I. Daily exposition sible total score of 1,000, The school of nursing. ;;*4"»**************»»***************»***C****** ■4 NAL IN POOR CONDITION