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Colorado CathoUci regard with great sympathy the battle of Cali* rornia prirate, non-profit schools BY GRADUATES WORK WILL b e to rid themseWes of haring to pay DENVER CATHOLIC taxes. The burden of many Cath­ U C I ' I T CIS v « i n v^ iv. Q j y Q j . olic parishes with schools has been unspeakable. When the writer was in California last fall, he was told FROM LORETTO hy a priest of one of the. large parishes that a check for ^ ,0 0 0 , representing the year’s taxes, had 101 ‘Seculars’ and 63 Religious Have Ob­ just been sent in. Just imagine New National Movement of Order to Get the annual anguish of making up tained Degrees From College a sum like that, on top of all First Start in Diocese of Denver other expenses. The parish in question was going badly into the ^ ; (By Marie McNamara) Colorado took the lead in one of the biggest move­ red. No wonder! The National Catholic Welfare Conference News Service Supplies The Denver Catholic Register. We Have ments being sponsored by the Church in America when In Denver in the month of June several hundreds of Also the International News Service (Wire and Mail), a Large Special Service, and Seven Smaller Services. the state convention of the Knights of Columbus, meeting The chief obstacle in the way high school boys and girls, college men and women, will at Canon City May 28 and 29, decided upon the establish­ of relieving the private schools of be thrust upon the ^orld in the form of graduation. Lo- ment of a lay apostolate among the Knights of Columbus this taxation has been the lofti­ VOL. XXVIll. No. 41. DENVER, COLO., THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1933. $2 PER YEAR ness of all taxes and the fear of retto heights college will contribute its share when on that will further the Catholic Evidence guild movement. the public that it would be further June 6 it will graduate sixteen young women with the With the approval of Bishop Vehr, it was decided to begin pressed if any property now tax­ degree of Bachelor of Arts. immediately in Colorado the training of men for this work, able were exempted. But if the This scene on June 6 recalls to and the movement will be recommended to the supreme private schools are crushed out of mind the stories of past gradua­ 5 to Be Ordoined Priests June l6 existence, and many of them are tions at Loretto Heights college council to be established throughout the nation. The K. actually jn danger today, the cost and the subsequent careers of the of C. participation in the campaign to bring a knowledge to the public will be far greater iVER jyRIlEES women that have left its portals. Will Work in Diocese of Denver of the Church to all people in the United States was insti­ than if they are made tax-exempt. The premier grraduation exer­ tuted by John H. Reddin, prominent Denver attorney, Some enemies of Church schools cise was held in 1921 with Miss are fighting the exemption under Mary Hayden as the only gradu­ member of the supreme board of directors of the order and the plea that the public schools ate. Miss Hayden chose the re­ supreme master of the Fourth Degree. An explanation o f . will suffer. The public schools do F ligious life in the Carmelite con­ the guild work was given in the National Edition of The as well in other states as they do vent as her work in this world. Register this week. in California, but only in Cali­ Since that date the college has Another important resolution fornia are private schools taxable. gradi^ed one hundred and one girlsr-'Besides this number sixty- urged the nationwide observance Graduate Chemist Is ' Our advertising manager in three religrious have received -de­ of the annual K. of C. corporate Nebraska informs us that the crop grees from the same institution. Communion in the Easter time. to Be Priest Wonderful demonstrations of the outlook in that state is better than Plans are virtually completed Of the hundred and one secu­ in years. The rains in Western for the celebration on Tuesday, order’s Catholic faith have been lars graduated, thirty-four are en­ given in Colorado the last two Nebraska this year give the most June 13, of the twenty-fifth anni­ gaged in the teaching profession, promising outlook in three years. versary of the priestly ordination years by this means. The con­ fifteen have followed the religious vention, one of the best attended With assurance of better prices, of Father Mark W. Lappen, pastor vocation, seventeen are married, the farmers and merchants are of Holy Family parish, Denver. and most successful in years in social service has called six, two spite of the financial stress of the happy. This should be good nows The jubilarian will sing Solemn, are engaged in department store to all of us, for when our neigh­ Mass at his church at 10 a. m., work, eighty-eight are secretaries, times, elected state officers for the following year, witnessed the ini­ bors prosper we share in their assisted by the Rev. Thomas T. one is making writing her career, tiation of a class of 26 candidates gain. Ryder, C.S.P., of Washington, D. two are attending business school, C., as deacon; the Rev. Harold V. thirty have done or are at present in the first three degrees of the order and held important business The editor of The Register will Campbell of Denver as subdeacon, engaged in graduate study, three sessions. leave Sunday afternoon for W i­ and the Rev. Adam Ritter of Den­ of this number having attained nona, Minn., where next Tuesday ver as master of ceremonies. The the degree of Master of Arts. DR. FRANK W. BLAMEY morning he will gire the com­ Rev. Hugh L. McMenamin, rector Of the religious graduated fifty- NEW s t a t e d e p u t y mencement address at the College of the Cathedral, Denver, will six have received the deg^ree of Dr. Frank W. Blarney of Pueblo o f.S t. Teresa. This large institu­ preach. The children’s choir of Bachelor of Arts, six the degree was chosen - state deputy to suc­ tion, which has an enrollment of Holy Family parish will sing. of Bachelor of Music and one the ceed Joseph C. Maguire of Den­ more than 700 women, is con­ Dinner will be served the visiL (Turn to Page 3 — Column 3) ver, who was completing his sec­ ducted by the Sisters of St. Fran­ ing clergy at Elitch’s gardens after ond term in that office. Others cis of the Congregation of Our the Mass. In the evening at 8 named are John 0. Haberman, La (Turn to Page 4 — Column 1) o’clock the children of the school Junta, state secretary; H. H. Hale, wjll stage a play in the parish hall 35 Included in Fort Collins, state treasurer; in honor of Father Lappen. At James J. Connor, Victor, state Five Converts this concourse of parishioners a advocate, and William P. Dolan, purse will be presented to the pas­ 1933 Ordination Denver, state warden. The Most at Cathedral tor in the name of his parishion­ Rev. Urban J. Vehr, Bishop of ers. The children will present Denver, was named state chaplain. both a purse and a spiritual bou­ Class of Jesuits With the exception of the state The following group of converts quet. Rev. Damen McCaddon Rev. Herman Leite Rev. Andrew Topor deputy, all present officers were was received into the Church Mayi Father Lappen came to Denver Four young men, two of them Denver, attended St. Dominic’s re-elected. Mr. Maguire refused Announcement has been made nomination a third time. The 27 and received First Holy Com­ August 14, 1915, after seven years made that thirty-five Jesuits from natives of Colorado, will be or­ and Cathedral schools. Cathedral munion May 28 at the Cathedral: of priestly labor in the East. In dained priests for the Diocese of high school and Regis college be­ newly-elected officers will take the Provinces of Missouri, Chicago, office July 1. Mrs. Helen 0. Nothhaft, 1225 East his eighteen years in Denver dio­ Oregon and New Orleans'will be Denver at the Cathedral, Satur­ fore entering St. Thomas’ semi­ 14th av,enue, formerly a Lutheran; cese he has been stationed at Vic­ ordained to the priesthood on June day, June 10, and a fifth, who has nary in 1926. He will sing his Delegates to the supreme con­ Miss Olive L, Baker, 1220 East tor, Greeley, St. Patrick's church 28, 24 and 25 by the Most Rev. been studying for the Diocese of first Solemn Mass in the 0athe- vention were named as follows: 17th Avenue, formerly a Metho­ in Denver, St. Mary Magdalen’s Bishop Francis Johannes in the Monterey-Fresno, will serve in the dral, where he served for many br. Blarney as state deputy, Mr. dist; Miss Alice R. Palmquist, 1470 church at Edgewater (Denver) Chapel of the Immaculata at St Diocese of Denver after his or­ years as an altar boy, on Sunday; Maguire as past state deputy, South Pennsylvaniti street, form­ and finally at Holy Family par­ Mary’s college, St. Mary’s, Kans. dination. The two native sons are June 11. The Rev. Dr. Hugh L. Joseph P. Collopy of Fort Collins The Rev. Paul D. Slattery, a na­ erly a Lutheran, and two young ish, Denver, where he has been Included among the number are a the Rev. Damen McCaddon and McMenamin, rector of the Cathe­ as insurance delegate and Ernest tive of Pueblo, whb will be or­ men, one formerly a Congrega- since January 11, 1923. Denver native, Father Gerald Kel­ the Rev. Paul D. Slattery. dral, will preach at his first Mass. P. Tovani of Boulder as associate dained in Denver Jube 10 for this There is another member of the In his high school course he dis­ delegate. Dr. J. B. Farley of tionalist and one of no religion, Four other priests, besides Fa­ ly, noted for his boys’ books, and diocete. He wat gr^uated by the w’hose names can not be published class who vdll work in Colorado, tinguished himself in athletics as Pueblo was chosen alternate to ther Lappen, are this year com­ two priests who have taught at University of Kansa^ as a chemist at present for family and busi­ Regis high school, Denver, Father the Rev. Augustine La Marche, well as scholastically. Since his Dr. Blarney, Fred J. Shick of and worked at that ^>rofession for pleting twenty-five years in the O.S.B., but he belongs to the Holy< ness reasons. The five were in­ Edward W, Courtney and Father entrance into the seminary he has Greeley alternate to Mr. Maguire, years before beginning to study priesthood. The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Cross abbey. Canon City, not to structed by the Rev. Charles M, George Shea. Other Jesuits from been prominently identified with (Turn to Page 7 — Column 2) for the priesthood. Johnson. Joseph J. Bosetti, Ph.D., chancel­ the diocesan clergy. Another will the religious vacation school Two students for the Diocese of lor and vicar general of the Dio­ the West who will be ordained in­ also be ordained— the Rev. Harold Cheyenne, Wyo., will be ordained clude four who have attended or movement and has devoted his cese of Denver, will observe his Goodwin for the Diocese of Mon­ summers to that work. He was in St. Mary’a Cathedral, Cheyenne, taught at Creighton university or jubilee on Wednesday, August 2. terey-Fresno. president of the Colorado Confer­ Sunday morning, June 4, by the high school, Omaha, Nebr., Fathers DECLINE IN ART DUE 75 at Institute The Rev. Joseph Fleck, pastor of The Francis of Assisi. fifth anniversary of the ordination Denver, on July 2. A brief fore enrollin|: at St. Thomas’. 'They ing special lectures arranged for Seventy-five prospective vaca­ the University of Kansas and since With the paintings in the exhibit of Father Charles H. Hagus oc­ resume of his life appeared in a will sing them first Solemn Masses tion school teachers attended the his graduation has worked as a 'them by the Denver Art museum as illustrations, the director em­ institute held at the St. Francis curs on July 12, but in order to recent Register; Father Court­ in their home cities bn Sunday, upon the Samuel H. Kress exhibit phasized the heavenly spirituality chemist in Pueblo and in Newark, June 11. . de Sales’ high school auditorium celebrate while school was in ses­ ney, who hails from St. Louis, at­ New Jersey. He entered St. Bene­ of paintings by old Italian mas­ and purity which marked Renais­ under the auspices of the Diocesan sion he did so on Wednesday, May tended Gonzaga and St. Louis uni- dict’s college, Atchison, Kansas, in Other members of the St. Thomr ters of the Renaissance. sance art at its height and which Mission office last Saturday. The 17. (TarntoPage4 — Column 2) 1926 and then enrolled in St. as’ ordination class and the place Pupils from Cathedral high were inspired by St. Francis. In Most Rev. Urban J. Vehr opened | Thomas’ in 1928 to complete his and date of their ordinations fol­ school, accompanied by the Rev. this connection hie pointed out the meeting with a word of en­ courses of philosophy and theol­ low: The Rev. Omer Fulton, Pe­ Hugh L. McMenamin, at 1:30 two particular paintings, “ Christ couragement to the workers in the ogy. His first Solemn Mass will be oria, 111., June 3; the Rev. Vincent p. m. Monday heard a lecture by Blessing,’’ by Ugolino Da Siena, movement and remained through­ Fr. McMenamin’s Jubilee said in Sacred Heart church, Heraty, Springfield, HI., June 10; Director Cyril Kay-Scott o f the and “ Madonna and Child, Saint out the first of three sessions, tak­ Pueblo, on Sunday, June 11. the Rev. 0. B. Cook, Los Angeles, museum upon “ The Religious Art John, Two Angels and a Saint” by ing part in the discussions that Calif., June 10; the Rev. Aloysius Spirit of the Renaissance.’j Thurs­ Piero Di Cosimo. followed the reading of the papers. The Rev. Herman Leite was day at the same hour Cufator of “ So long as this Christian Marked by Cathedral School born on Mav 30, 1902, at Fre­ McHale, Great Falls, Mont., June Papers were read by the Rev. 18; the Rev. Arthur Theis, Spring- Paintings Donald J. Bear spoke to spirituality burned unalloyed in Raymond Newell, the Rev. Harold mont, Ohio, tne son of Anna Gores pupils of the Holy Family high the souls of the artists. Renais­ The silver jubilee of the Rev. equal the devotion of the children. Leite and Fred Leite. He attended field, 111., June 10; the Rev. John V. Campbell, the Rev. F. Gregory Curtin, San Francisco, June 10; school. It is expected that other sance art developed and attained Smith, the Rev. Mr. Damen Mc- Hugh L. McMenamin, LL.D., as In a statement printed on the pro­ St. Joseph’s preparatory seminary the Rev. Harold Goodwin, Denver, classes will hear special talks and its zenith,” ’ declared Director Kay- Caddon, the Rev. Mr. John Scan- rector of the Cathedral and super­ gram, and signed by Blair J. Kit- at Grand Rapids, Mich., and St. see the Renaissance masterpieces Scott. “ But, when earthly con­ Gregory’s seminary, Cincinnati. June 10. In addition there are five nell, the Rev. Mr. Clarence Rior- intendent of its schools, was mark­ telson, president; the Rev. C. M. while they are on view until June siderations entered into the feel- His theology course was taken at men to be ordained for work in dan, the Rev. Mr. Walter Cana- ed this week when, at the musical Johnson, sponsor of the Kappa 24. (T urn toP age4— Column 6 ) , van, Mr. David Maloney, Mr. comedy given in the Malo hall by Delta Sigma, and Sister Ethelbert, Mt. St. Mary’s seminary, Norwood, this diocese, who are referred to in another article. The Rev, Har­ Thomas Lynch, Sister Rafael of the Kappa Delta Sigma club of principal of the school, the fol­ Ohio, except his final year of the Cathedral school. Sister Emer- the high school, the pupils paid lowing was included: study, which was taken at St. old Goodwin, though he is to be or­ dained here, is to be a priest of ita Joseph of St. Francis de Sales’, tribute to their pastor. Robert A. “ In the twenty-five years in Thorny’ seminary, Denver. He Banigan officiated Sunday evening which Father McMenamin has will sing his first Solemn Mass in the_ Diocese 1 of Monterey-Fresno, Sister Georgiana of Holy Family California. ,|i 5 Denver Schools to Hold school and Sister Mary Teresa of on behalf of the high school and guided the destiny of these schools, St._ Joseph’s church, Fremont, Annunciation school. Joseph Schmitz Monday evening he has been burdened with many Ohio, June 18. He will work in Luncheon was served to all in on behalf of the grade school. other arduous and trying duties, the Diocese of Denver. attendance by the St. Francis der Gifts of silverware were presented, but he has never allowed these The Rev. Andrew Topor, the' T ivo Denver N uns, Closing Rites Next Week Sales’ P.-T.A. members on behalf together with flowers, to Father various distractions to absorb or (Turn to Page 4 — Column 3) of the Diocesan Mission office. McMenamin, who in his reply as­ even to harass the solicitude he (Turn to Page 3 Column 4) serted that no other honor could (Turn to Pag* 4 — Column 4) Sisters, to Be in Commencement exercises for morning. After the Mass and ser­ ALL ARE INVITED graduates of Denver’s two Cath­ mon by Bishop Vehr. the girls will Bishop Vehr invites all the olic colleges, Regis and Loretto attend breakfast. Diplomas will priests and people who can at­ Religious Rites Heights, and of St. Mary’s acad­ be awarded after the Mass. tend the ordination at the Ca­ emy, Pancratia hall and Regis Rev. Edward Haikint, who will Solemn Mass for the graduates thedral Saturday, June 10, to high school will be held next week of Loretto Heights college will be Monsignor Brady and Father Cailanan be ordained here June 10 for the be present. The service!| occur Two Denvfer girls, blood sisters, Diocese of Monterey-Fresno, Cali­ in the respective schools, Exer- held this Sunday morning at 10:30 on the second anniversary of ejses^at St. Mary’s will be held on fornia, but Who is to work for a members of different religious o’clock. The . Rev. T. V. Cahill, the Bishop’s own consecration. orders, will be among the princi­ Monday, at Regis high school and C.M., of St. Thomas’ seminary will time in the Diocese of Denver. Loretto Heights college on Tues­ pals in religious ceremonies to be the celebrant and will be as­ Finish Forty Years’ Work as Priests day, at Pancratia hall on Wednes­ sisted by the Rev. Ralph Bayard, take place in their respective con­ day and at Regis colTege on Thurs­ C.M., deacon, and the Rev. H. V. vents this summer. day. St. Mary’s will graduate 16, Campbell, subdeacon. The sermon The Rev. Michael F. Cailanan, he is one of the consultors of the Cailanan also served as pastor in will be given by Father Campbell. pastor of Annunciation parish, diocese. His first assignment was Manitou, La Junta and Durango. Bishop Will Le^ive for Sister Ann Patrice of St. Pat­ Pancratia hall, 10; Regis high school, 29; Loretto Heights col­ The planting of the ivy will take Denver, reached his fortieth anni­ as assistant at Annunciation, During a seven years’ pastorate in rick’s parochial school, Pueblo, lege. 16, and Regis college, 25. place after the Mass. Commence­ versary in the priesthood Wednes­ Leadville; after eight months, he Durango, he expended $14,000 re­ day, May 24. The R t Rev. Mon­ was named assistant at the Cathe­ Rome Night of June 11 the former Miss Ann Gray, will Tne Most Rev. Urban J. Vehr, ment exercises for the Loretto modeling the church «nd rectory D.D., Bishop of Denver, will assist signor Richard Brady, chaplain of dral, Denver, where he became and beautifying the grounds. In take her final vows in September. graduates ■will be held at 3 p. m. at the exercises at St. Mary’s Tuesday. The candidates for de­ Loretto Heights college, will reach rector in 1895. The effects of the January, 1915, following a con- She has been a member of the The- Most Rev. Urban J. Vehr, the Holy Family church and at academy and Loretto Heights col­ grees will be presented by the Rt. his Sunday, June 11. depression of 1893 werfe still bad­ cursus, he was named irremovable D.D., Bishop of Denver, who is 7:30 at St. Catherine’s, Denver. Sisters of Charity of Cincinnati lege. At St, Mary’s he will offer Rev. Msgr. Richard* Brady. Bishop Father Cailanan was bom in ly felt in Denver and the position rector of Annunciation church, going to Rome with Archbishop At 10:30 a. m. Monday, he will six years. She is a graduate of the Mass for the graduates and Vehr will confer the degrees and Galway, Ireland, and made his was difficult. There was then a Denver. A great deal of work John T. McNicholas of Cincinnati attend the commencement exer­ deliver the baccalaureate sermon. the Rev. Dr. Hugh L. McMenamin classical studies in Galway jsnd a debt of $120,000 on the parish. has been done on the parish build­ Sacred Heart high school, Denver. for the consecration of Bishop cises of St. Mary’s academy. ’Tues­ He will confer the degrees on the will give the address. An orches­ portion of his seminary work at The historic Stout street propertjy ings in the last eighteen years. James Anthony Walsh of Mary- day, June 6, he will attend the Sister Maty Edmond, the for­ 16 candidates of Loretto Heights tra will furnish the music. A re­ Maynooth. He broke down in of the pioneer iCathedral was sold, The school and rectory have both knoll, and for a Holy Year visit commencement at Loretto Heights mer Miss Marguerite Gray, will college. ception for the graduates will be health and came to Denver, where and through this and other efforts been improved and the interior of to the Pope, announced this week college. Saturday, June 10, at receive the religious habit in the Elaborate programs, featuring held immediately after'the cere­ he stayed for a time at Sacred the debt was lifted. Father Cail­ the church has been done over. A that he will leave Denver Sunday 9 :30 a. m., he' will ordain to the well-known Denver speakers, monies. order of the Sisters of Charity of Heart college (now Regis) and anan purchased the present Cathe­ great amount of marble has been evening, June 11. He will be in priesthood at the Cathedral. Sun­ priests and laymen, have been ar­ The program at Regis high then went to Mexico, where he dral site at Colfax and Logan for installed and the church has been Italy only about twenty days and day, June 11, at 3 he will speak Leavenworth on June 17. She ranged at all of the schools. Com­ school on Tuesday will consist of finished his preparation for the $28,000 in 1899 and had the plans beautifully decorated. Father will then return home. at the joint commencement of also was graduated from Sacred munion Masses and breakfasts for a Mass in the morning at 8 o’clock priesthood. He was ordained by for the beautiful Gothic structure Callanan’s wit has made him the 'This Sunday, Pentecost, will be the Denver* Catholic high schools Heart school the _ graduates will provide the and the 44th annual commence­ Bishop Nicholas C. Matz May 24, drawn by Leon Coquard of De­ favorite toastmaster in Colorado marked by a Solemn Pontifical in the Municipal auditbrium. That spiritual highlight of the cere­ ment in the evening at 8 o’clock. 1893, at the Sacred Heart college troit. The building was finished at clerical celebrations. Mass in the Cathedral at 10:15, night he leaves for the East, to . The two-nuns are daughters of monies. »' The evening program follows: chapeL All his :^ears as a priest in 1912, when the Rev. H. L. Mc­ The Rt. Rev. Richard Brady was with Confirmation by Bishop Vehr. sail Wednesd^, June 14, from Patrick Gray of 1720 East 28th Exercises at St. Mary’s will be Salutatory, John Knopke; poem, have been spent in Colorado, and Menamin was rector. Father (Torn to Page 4 — Column 1) At 3:30 p. m., he will confirm at New York for Italy. avenue. held at 10:30 o’clock Monday (Turn to Page 7 — Column 3 ) PAGE TWO Office. 988 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Main 5413 tnursday, June 1, 1933 SENIORS PLAN Aurora Parish Denver K. e f C. ‘KID PARTY’ pimisi PUPILS iiiiEE pyys TO to Give Dinner to Name Heads (St. Mary’* Academy) Friday evening the seniors will (St. Therete'a Parish, Aurora) E m ! O U T ! FEITIIE CLOSHfO The annual election of ofiicers have a "Kid party” at the home of Preparations are being made for Virginia Fox, as a farewell party in the Denver council, K. of C., LINEN the dinner to be given June 8 at complimenting Ann Morrell, who initiation of a class in the first Vorbeck’s Motor parlors, 9680 Fourth to Eighth Grades in degree. of the order and naming Pupils to Present Program will leave after graduation for her East Colfax avenue, Aurora. A home it. Scottsbluff, Nebraska. St. Philomena’s Are of oflRciers in the Knights of Co­ good number of tickets are being lumbus Home association of Den­ at St. Catherine’s (Dn Wednesday, May 24, the distributed in Denver, and it is Represented senior class entertained the jun­ ver will feature the regular coun­ This Friday hoped that a record crowd will be cil meeting Tuesday evening, iors at a theater party and din­ present. Two prizes will be award­ ner. (St. Philomena’i Parish) June 6. (St. Catherina’s Parish) SUITS ed at the supper. The social activities of St Nominations for ofiicers in the Sunday evening the faculty will The Little Flower novena this One of the most elaborate clos­ entertain the members of the sen­ Philomena’s school, from the council were made at the last ing entertainments ever given by week is being offered for all, fourth to jJie eighth grades inclu­ meeting and further ones may be ior class with a dinner; this will especially for her own patrons and S t Catherine’s school is being be followed at 8:16 by the class sive, closed with a delightful pic­ made Tuesday night. There are prepared for Friday evening at lovers. nic held on Monday last at day program, which will be given The novena which started last three vacancies in the board of 8:15, when three delightful one- City park. Various ^m es were managers of the Home association, in the academy auditoriuih. Saturday, May 27, will end June act plays. Usually produced by enjoyed by the pupils throughout body in which the title and con­ 4 at 10 a. ni. This novena is being high school and college classes, the day. At the exciting baseball trol of the Denver home are vested. will appear on the boards. One .75 fairly well attended considering LECTURE SERIES game between the 4th and 6th One of these is for a one-year the busy season. Services are of them is a “ Screaming Skh." grades Father Higgins umpired, term, which the newly-elected The other two are stories taken CLOSES JUNE 2 being conducted by Father Barry while Father Buckley took the every morning and evening. Fa­ grand knight will fill by virtue of from the life of the Boy Tarcisius, lead in the thrilling tennis tour­ his office. The three-year terms martyr to the Blessed Sacrament, ‘12 ther Boyle was present at the no­ The last lecture of the present nament. The Rev. Philip Ryan, of Joseph C. Maguire and Harold series on psychology, given by Fa­ vena last Sunday n i^ t. Father and the life of Jeanne D’Arc, now at Mercy hospital, was the A. Kiley expire this year. The whose feast was celebrated Tues­ ther L. L. Cusack, S..I., and spon­ O’Neill, chaplain at Fitzsimmons only guest. The little tots of the Home association meets annually day o f this week. These plays sored by the Colorado association hospital; will preach at S t Ther- primary grades enjoyed their following the election of council will be introdiiccd by four dainty of Alumnae of Mesdames of the ese’s church this Saturday eve­ usual classroom party, with their ning and then will hear Confes­ officers. The election meeting is dancers from the winter school of Tailored linen suits . . . Sacred Heart, will be given at the respective sisters in charge. St usually one of the best attended bf dancing conducted by Mrs, Mara Argonaut hotel on Friday, June 2, sions. Father Barry attended to Philomena’s school will have its Dolan. Admission for adults will WHITE and NATUBAL at 3 o’clock. The topic to be dis­ sick calls at the big hospital and the year, as much interest is formal graduation exercises on shown in the contest for offices. be 25 cents and for children 10 cussed is "Ideals.” had first Friday devotions in the Sunday, June 11. linen tones . . . tailored absence of the chaplain. He gave The exemplification of’ the first de­ cents. The four ladies who will be with all of the fine details THANKS PUBLISHED Communion to a large numbej. gree also is of considerable in­ As announced last week, the hostesses at the June meeting of terest. sacrament of Confirmation will be to be found in our man- A reader of The Register wishes the Altar and Rosary society are to publish thanks to the Blessed Exemplification of the second administered by the Most Rev. tailored woolens. Mesdames Edward Fitzpatrick, F. and third degrees ef the orders Urban J. Vebr, D.D., Bishop of Virgin and S t Anthony for favors D. Jennings, H. J. Manning and Denver, this Sunday evening at received from the Sacred Heart Nora MaeSwitzer. The meeting will be held by the Denver coun­ through their] intercession. cil Sunday afternoon, June 11, at 7:80. A class of over 200 chil­ will be at the home of Mrs, Man­ 2 o’clock. As this is the first ex­ dren and converts will be con­ Single and double-breasted . . . notch collars . . . patch pockets ning, 1341 Cook street. Because emplification of the major degrees firmed at that time. It will be it is the last meeting of the sea­ p a r i buttons. They’re PRE-SHRUNK linens and designed to give held by the local council this year the first Confirmation by Bishop beautiful and satisfactory service. son the president, Mrs. James Me- a good attendance is expected. A Vehr at St. Catherine’s. Elab­ Conaty, is desirous of a full at­ local team -will be in charge of the orate preparations are being made tendance. This society is to re­ for his reception. At the meeting of Regis guild ceive Holy Communion in a body In response to the request of Sunday afternoon at Regis college Sunday at the 7:46 Mass. the people for an earlier Mass, be­ plans were made for the annual The Misses Nell Dooling and ginning this Sunday the 6 o’clock Cotton Frock Skop— Second Floor {)aiiiel8&Fislier homecoming of the relatives of Marie Bresnehan motored with Mass will be moved up one-half the Jesuits on July 9. This day is friends laft week to Canon City hour, making the first Mass at looked forward to every year with and Ute pass, where they re­ FrstlM iiii^ 6:30. The other Mass hours will joyful anticipation by those privi­ mained for several days. remain the same. leged to be members of the guild. When Mrs. R. J. Weir enter­ At the 7 o’clock Mass this Sun­ Guests of honor on the occasion tained the members of Mrs. day, the ladies of the Altar and are young Denver men, newly^or- Rhoades’ club at a luncheon at Class to Receive Rosary society will receive Com­ dained, who return to Regis for her home, 1120 Clayton street, munion and attend their annual Grand Opening of a brief respite after winning their on Wednesday, May 24, a silver breakfast in the cafeteria in the hearts’ desire. The Rev. William service heirloom set, which had banquet ball, under the manag'e- Mass Is Added to O’Shaughnessy,' S.J., spiritual di­ been in the family for nearly three inent of Mrs. M, F. Xear and score years, was used on the occa­ in Paiisl S d i; served by the young ladies of the FIRST AVE. HOTEL GRILL rector, announced that this year but one, the Rev. Gerald Kelly, S. sion. Honors were shared be­ sodality. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7TH, S P. M. High Mass will be sung this J., will be present. Several young tween Mrs. Alfred Fabrizio and (Holy Family ParUh) Holy Ghost Churcli priests who at one time or an­ Mrs. Maiy Klien. Friday morning "at 7:30, a Re­ FREE BEER WITH MEALS Miss Mary Denver Hodgins, Sunday, June 4, a large class of quiem anniversary for the souls of other were connected with Regis, first communicants will receive on Opening Date either as students or scholastics, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Gorman, re­ Special Course Dinner...... 65^ N. Hodgins, 1469 Steele street, Christ in the Blessed Sacra­ quested by their daughter, (3ath- will be sent night letters express-' ment for the first time at the 7 :30 Merchants’ Lunch Daily...... 25* & 3 5 ^ ing ^licitation upon the joyful will be married to Don C. Weed erine. Sunday Schedule Mass. Sunday also will be Com­ Box Lunches, Sandwiches and Short Orders. Special room occasion. on Saturday, June 3, at the Olin Next Monday evening’s final munion day for the Altar and meeting of the season for the lor bridge partes. Home cooking by expert lady chef It was announced that the Rev. hotel, with the Rev. William M. (Holy Ghost Parish Higgins officiating. Miss Gertrude Rosary society. The members will Holy Name men and young men Georgie Burns de la Charles Hayden, S. J., will re­ A 6 o’clock Maas on Sundays McGinnis of Wendell, Ore., sister receive at the same Mass. The promises to be an arousing affair. ceive the degree of Ph.D. at St. sacrament of Confirmation will be and holy days of obligation has 117 BROADWAY Cour , Louis university June 6. His of Mrs. Hodgins, is a houseguest The program will consist of a administered in the afternoon at been added" to the schedule of mother, Mrs. Charles Hayden, and for the nuptials. thrilling smoker featuring four H Country Club Beer on Draught ' Besides the Young Ladies’ -so­ 3:30. There will be a large num­ boxing bouts. The famous quar­ Masses at the Church of the Holy H Mrs. Wm. Hart your congenial hostess sister, Monica, will motor to St. Ghost. Other Masses on Sunday Louis to be present at the event. dality, those who contributed flow­ ber of adults in the class. tet of the Denver police depart­ Stay Young With Me Friday, the first Friday, the are fifteen minutes after the hour Mrs. Walsh of 3220 South Lin­ ers in the month of May to the ment vdll sing some delight­ Blessed Virgin’s shrine were Mrs. Blessed Sacrament will be exposed ful songs. The program is in from 7:15 to 12:15, inclusive. coln planned a home benefit card Week-day Masses are at 7 and Georgia Bums de la Cour’s party for Regis, given on Saturday J. 0. Selander, Anne O’Neill, for adoration throughout the day. charge of Patrolman Leonard Stella Rummelhart, Alice Pack- Last month’s adoration was so suc­ Nevins of St. Catherine’s Holy 7:45. iflie Blessed Sacrament is daring offer— her gift of evening. May 27. A quilt which exposed for all-day adoration after # i r Now you may have your finest wool blankets and is to be disposed of for the Regis ham, Marie Sheehy, Mamie cessful that it was decided to con­ Name society. youth and beauty to you. O’Haire, Mrs. Giles Foley, Mrs. tinue this devotion on every first Mrs. M. Quigley of 4616 Alcott the 7:45 Mass on week days, and ^ auto robes laundered by the same methods used guild fund was exhibited. The after the 12:15 Mass on Sundays. A generous-sized jar of blocks of this quilt were made by James F. McConaty and Mrs. John Fridajs until further notice. The street is recovering nicely at St. Benediction and reposition of the by their manufacturers-JOB wishes to publish thanks for a Mary and John Reardon as spon­ club of the Junior Catholic Daugh­ Barth, gave the bride In marriage. bers, among them two boys who FOR ALL KINDS OF SHEET Georgie Burnt de le Cour IN great many favors obtained ters, held at the clubhouse Thurs­ The ushers were Joseph Bar^, have been converted to the Cath­ sor®- , , „ brother of the bride; Mike Davis­ M^*SHING METAL AND FURNACE WORK PERSON at Strickland’s daily On Tuesday of last week Mrs. day, May 25, officers were elected olic faith. Mass servers from ...... SOC through the intercession of St. AND REPAIRS CONSULT from 2 to S. She will give in­ Anthony, St. Joseph, St. Jude E. A, Hanifen, 628 St. Paul street, for the year, all the former offi­ son and Mr. Connelly, uncle of the other parishes of the city may GREASING— 75c groom. John Barth served on the terviews otherwise only by ap­ and the Little Flower. was hostess to Mrs. Monaghan’s cers being chosen again. They with the permission of their re­ FEDERAL AUTO pointment. Telephone KE 4271. club. High score was made by are: Mrs. Harvey Smith, presi­ altar. The wedding breakfast spective pastors enroll in this so­ ELGIN None Genuine Without This Mrs. T. Raymond Foley. dent; Mrs. A. G. Werle, first vice was served to twenty-four guests ciety. They will be assigned def­ PARK SERVICE SHEET METAL AND Signature Optometrist and Optician The sad news reached Mrs. president; Mrp. F, C. Whelan, sec­ at the bride’s home. Mr. and Mrs. inite times at which they can serve GENERAL REPAIR WORK Sullivan left for a honeymoon in FURNACE WORKS Fred R. Johnson last week of the ond vice president; Mrs. D. W. the sacrifice of the Mass at the 1845-55 California St. HELEN WALSH death of her niece, Grace Weiser O’Keefe, secretary, and Mrs. Glenwood Springs. Church of the Holy Ghost 618 19th St. All members of the Junior so- Across From Church Across From Church AisoeUU Sheein of Elko, Nevada. George MbGintie, treasurer. A diility who are invited to the The Rev. John R. Mulroy will Mrs. C. H. Campbell was hos­ letter from the seniors was read preach the closing sermon of the W . R. JOSEPH tess to Mrs. Hickey’s club on Fri­ at the meeting, commending the lacino summer home for the an­ day, May 26. At this gathering nual picnic Sunday (the ones pres­ novena in honor of the Holy Ghost, Mail orders filled same day. EYES EXAMINED work and participation of the jun­ Pentecost Sunday morning, at the Mesdames J. P. O’Connell and L. iors in Music week actirities and ent at the last meeting) will Add 10 cents for postage. Church o f the Holy Ghost. The Foi( SERVICE, PhMM TAbn laso H. Herr shared the honors. 'This noting the success of a member, please rfeet at the church by 11 SAFETY AND Publix Cabl A S J club will meet with Mrs. Giles o’clock Sunday morning. subject will be "The First Chris­ 21S-21t Majestic BU(. Arline Fincher, in recent state tian Pentecost” Foley, 1311 Madison street, Fri­ high school scholastic competi­ The parish is proud of Edward ECONOMY The final sermon will be the day, June 9. . , . tions. The seniors renewed the Breen, son of -Mrs. J. M. Breen. PHONE TABOR 0111 Special mention was made last pledge to help the juniors in all 4182 King street, who won the tenth of a series preached at the Sunday in the announcements of undertakings and to support the elocution contest last Sunday at Church of the Holy Ghost in the the Catholic Women’s retreat to chief counselor, Mrs. Harvey St Thomas' seminary in competi­ novena for Pentecost Other sub­ be given on June 17 and 18, with Smith, at all times. tion with high-class talent. He jects were: "The Holy Ghost DUNLAP HAT CO. Dr. Montgomery, D.C. the Very Rev. J. A. Herbers, S.J., Troop 6 will hold a business gave the ghost scene from “ Ham­ Promised by Our Lord,** “ Sacra­ Renovators president of Regis college, as re­ meeting at the clubhouse Satur­ let.” ments in Which We Receive the LADIES* AND MEN’S HATS General Practice treat-master. Father Higgins is day. All returns on tickets for Holy Ghost” "Devotion to the Cleaasd and Blocked desirous of a good representation the musical comedy must be made Holy Ghost” "Gifts of the Holy Best Workmsnshi|>—Prices Bight SOCIETY PLANS Ghost,” “ Fruits of the Holy CHIROPRACTIC from St. Philomena's parish. by Saturday. 628 18th St. rffsTii o y n fi M. A. Hickey, 1126 Steele Troop 2 will hold its next so­ Ghost,” "Internal Mission of the PARTY JUNE 16 Opposite Denham Theater 608 18th St. ARCADE street, who went to New York for cial at Washington park on June Holy Ghost in the Church,” "The a several weeks’ business trip, will 17. Swimming, and tennis will be Beatitudes,” "The Divine In­ (St. James’ Parish) dwelling,” “ The Veni Creator,” FURS visit the World’s fair in Chicago amoM the activities of the day. The Altar and Rosary society The firms listed here de­ Grocery & Market **Look for the Large en route to Denver. On June 10 a business meeting and “ Veni Sancte ^iritus.” Free storage with furs left b o w for re­ will be held to initiate four new and all the ladies of the parish will His Eminence, Henry Edward serve to be remembered pairing or remodeling. Work guaranteed St. Philomena’s was well repre­ receive Communion Sunday at the at lowest present prices. Neon Fish Sign** members, Bonnie Burns, Helen Cardinal Manning, Archbishop of sented in the recent play, "Up in 8 o’clock Mass. At the Altar so­ Will remodel your old fur eoati,. SUGAR the Air,” by the following boys Geraty, Peggy Mahoney and Bar­ Westminster, has given the world when you are distributing into latet style, or into fashion- 1 ciety meeting last week itfwas de­ able Jseqnstta, likt n e w , for____ 1 SATURDAY and girls: Rita La Tourrette, Ellen bara Legfield. two excellenj; works on the Holy your patronage in the dif­ Curtani, Michael Kavanagh, Kath­ The next regular meeting of the cided to have another $nmll card Ghost among his other learned LONDON FUR CO. 10 lb. Cloth Bag..... 43< party June 16 at the home! of Mrs. With 11.00 (grocery Purchase SPECIALS ryn Olmstesd, Marjory Hart, Mar­ Mothers’ club will be on Thurs­ writings. They are "The Tem­ ferent lines of business. 1805 Broadway garet Connor, Margaret Smith, day, June 22. F. Mertensmeyer, w ith^4s. Mer- poral Mission of the Holy Ghost tensmeyer and Mrs. J. Rpid as the Extra Large Jiambo Annettfc La Tourrette, Robert Ley- or Reason and Revelation,” and don and Francis Syrianey, Miss P.-T.A. TO MEET hostesses. "The Internal Mission of the Holy Tremont Drug Co. Crabs, Each...... 45^ Miss J. Kelly, who had. been in Ghost.” Midwest Garage Lucillei Brush, teacher of gym at GENERAL REPAIRING AND St. Philomena’s school, directed AT ST. VINCENTS the hospital several weeks, return­ GEO. W. CARD, Prop. RED STAR Large Fries, lb...... 28f^ ed home Tuesday much improved. STORAGE the dancing. DRUGS - TOILET ARTICLES 1S37 Caliioniia St. Last: Sunday Father Higgins ex- St. Vincent de Paul’s Parish) A parishioner wishes i?! publish CATHOLIC NURSES Tremont at 17th St. CASH STORES Small Friers, lb...... 24^ pressei) his appreciation to the Th■’he P.-T. A. will hold its final thanks for a favor ^ received WILL MEET JUNE 5 through the intercession of Our Refresh yourself at our Soda Fountain Hem* Public Market ninety'ifour ladies now active in meeting for the year in the parish CAR PARK 1 A Mother of Sorrows and Onr Lady and Luncheonette 979 Broadway Hens, 3 to 6 lbs., \h...2Xi^ the parish clubs for their substan­ hall, 2501 East Arizona, Monday, The Denver chapter of the Na­ June 5, at 3 o’clock. Election of of Perpetual Help. Open All Night St. a U C tial support ini the year, as well tional Catholic Federation of Nsxt to Holy Ghost Church No Lagberat as for their leadership in the so­ officers for the next school season Benediction of the Blessed Sac­ Nurses will hold its regular meet­ Pork Loin Ends cial life of the parish. will be held, and an interesting rament and devotions in honor of ing Monday, June 5, at 8 p. m. Fancy Squabs, Turkeys, Two weeks ago Miss Louise Doo­ program has been arranged. the Sacred Heart will bd held Fri- at S t Joseph's hospital. All mem­ PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Dry Picked Hens ling left for Los Angeles, Calif., Mass hours for the summer dav evening at 8. Confessions bers are requested to be present. where she will make An indefinite months, beginning this Sunday, will be heard at 1:80 and 8 p. m. There will be no notices of the stay. June 4, are: 6:80, 8, 9:30 and 11. Saturday- J meeting sent out this month. THEY ARE RELIABLE - Thursday, June 1, 1933 Office, 938 Bannock Str^t THE DENVER .CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Main 5413 PAGE THREE Democracy Wotdd Fail But D R illlC CLUB FEATURE GAMES IN Shamrock Club '"zr*< for Church, Throng Is Told to (3ive Play : Olinger Mortuaries; HOLY NAME SUNDAY (Annunciation Parish) INC The Rev. Dr. Hugh L. McMena-i patriotic, perhaps more patriotic OF ST, FI 1------1— On Tuenday evening, June 6, ► CATHOLIC MEMBERS of our personnel and the min, speaking Tuesday at the Me­ than any other group. Our Church the Shamrock club of Annuncia­ morial day Pontifical Field Mass Annunciation and St. Patrick’s Tied for Softball tion parish will present as its last , finest equipment and facilitie.s are assigned to teaches us that we are bound in f sung by Bishop Urban ,1. Vehr in conscience to obey the laws of all offering of'the season, “ The First the presence of more than 2,000 lawfully constituted authority; Lead; St. Joseph’s, St. Patrick’s Unde* , Year,’’ a coqiedy-drama in three Every Catholic Service persons at Mount Olivet cemetery, that governments, lawfully con­ feated in Baseball acts. The members of the cast will ► told the part that the Catholic reli­ stituted, derive 1 their authority be remembered by their splendid ► gion mUst play, in patriotism, and from God, and that when we obey - (St. Francis resent includes the' following: who fostered and promoted that invited to attend. in the past year, received the sub- on “ The ?Iidnight Girl;” Millard Mi.sses Mary Bergih/Eileen Barry, gigantic blunder? On Friday, June 2, at 2 p. m. diaconate last Sunday at the local Old Dwellings on seminary. F. Everett, Honora Smith prize, FJeaiw fcnglehardl, Mary Fedy, “ And so I am not much impress­ pupils of the eighth grade will pre­ on "The Failure;” Miss Barbara Sacred Heart Parish Nelle renton, JJarjorie Held, Lu­ ed with this idea of peace among sent a playlet in the auditorium. Mullen Home Site Hassin, honorable mention. Ex­ cille Hagus, Katherine Mall, Mar­ nations, popular as the idea may Members of the class extend an STUDENTS WILL > tension students who won awards FRUITS, GROCERIES MEATS, VEGETABLES garet Sullivan, Helen Sullivan and be today,; nor can I enter enthusi­ invitation to parents and friends were! Miss Ann-Cunningham, on EAST’S THE BEST THE MARKET AFFORDS Celeste Thvtrness. Literature giv­ astically into the activities of the to be present. PRESENT PLAY Joined for Rectory “ Daing Her Own Thinking” and 2330 Larimer St. ing full information regarding the pacifists; for until I have reason Dorothy I.«e W’alden, infant Miss Morton, the Willard Hawkin’s Free Delivery Phonet MAin 1459 and 1461 1933 retreat may be had by ad- to believe that the nations of the (St. Jo«eph’( Polish Pariih) prizie; op “ Shattering Gla.ss.” daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wal­ The rectory at St. Cajetan’s dre.'sing Miss Lucille Hagus, 848 world have cast aside their selfish­ A play will be given by the den, and E.stelle Adelina Martinez, church is being enlarged by tak­ f^WWW' WWWWWWWWWM w-r. Jackson, or by telephoning YOrk ness, until then, I want my coun­ school children Sunday, June 4, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ing in a small residence next door, 2305-W. try to be prepared.’’ at 7:30 p. m., at the school. L. Martinez were baptized in St. connecting it with the old rectory. The Young Ladies’ sodality will j Francis de Sales’ church in the Both houses are small and old, but week. go to Holy Communion in a body Catherine’s Parish at the 8 o’clock Mass Sunday. the new arrangement will serve Mother General S. M. Sylvester until better times come and a rec­ of the Order of St. Joseph and S. tory can be built. The Theatine THE ZIMMERMAN MERCANTILE CO. Press Club Will M. Adelgunde, superior of schools Fathers are in charge of the SULLIVAN church. The church stands on the W eit 38th and Irving ZIM FOR FOOD 3700 Navajo Street in Chicago and Milwaukee, were “ Watch Our Loud Speakers" Present Novelist visitors of the sisters at the school. first family home site of the late Call GAIIup 0741 The RED * WHITE Storea Call GAIIup 0936 First Communion' will take J. K. Mullen, who gave the prop­ COMPANY 62/ Sixteenth S t place Sunday, June 11, erty and the major portion of the money necessary to build the (Catholic Press Club) , in v e s t m e n t “Before Inflation” Prices The Catholic Press club will 75 AT INSTITUTE FOR church. The original Mullen home present William John, novelist, in ' VACATION TEACHERS was torn down to make room lor SECURITIES PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS a pre-view of his latest book, the church, but the rectory and which will be off the press in June, the small house now being an­ SECURITY BLDG THATCHER BLDG | (Continued From Page One) nexed to it were left standing. DENVER PUEBLO ST ANNIVERSARY at the meeting and luncheon ses­ Two Benedictine Sisters from St sion Saturday at Daniels and The parish serves the Spanish­ THEY ARE RELIABLE Scholastica’s academy in Canon speaking people. Fisher’s. City and four Franciscan Sisters Mrs. Hubert Smith, an ac­ from St. Anthony’s, Sterling, at­ J. K. Mullen lived in West Den­ SALE tive member of the club, is due tended the institute. ver until he procured the large 41 back from California Saturday. residence at 896 Pennsylvania, Between forty-five and fifty va­ A flying trip that beat Inflation to market and She and the baby made the trip cation schools will be conducted which is now occupied by Mr. and won the co-operation of leading manufacturers by motor with her husband, Hu­ in the diocese this summer, ac­ Mrs. John L. Dower. Out of ap­ brings these bert A. Smith, managing editor cording to the latest announce­ preciation for Mr. Mullen’s great of The Register chain of Catholic ment of the Diocesan Mission of­ generosity to religion, and because PICCLY WIGGLY Savings of 30% and 50% on Today’s Prices! newspapers. fice. Thirteen schools will be con­ the church stood on his first fam­ In the closing exercises of the ducted in Denver; the others will ily home site in Denver,' St. Caje- 1 SELF SERVE AND SAVE — 1 University' of Denver school of be in all sections of the state. .Ca­ tah’s church was consecrated by commerce, donors of the scholar­ thedral, Annunciation, Ifoly Ghost, Bishop J. Henry Tihen. It is one These |>rices effective Friday and Saturday, June 2-3, at all PIGGLY WIGGLY HART*SCHAFFNER ships wUre-Mae West Owen, Mrs. Mount Carmel, Presentation, Sa­ of the few consecrated churches Louis Hough and Mrs. John cred Heart, St. Cajetan’s, St. in the state. Stores in Denver and vicinity. * Rhodes of Sedalia, all well-known Catherine’s, St* Francis de Sales’, Catholics. Edmund Burke of St. St. John’s, St. Joseph’s, St. Mary Food prices are advancing daily. Piggly Wig^^ MILK, Max-I-muM John’s parish is connected ■with Magdalene’s and Holy Rosary par­ Medical Society gig shelves are loaded with commodities at and MARX BEVERLY I the Engli.sh department ishes will conduct the city schools. 2 Tall The attractive folders for the Alamosa, Las Animas, Crested lowest possible prices. Shop and save. Cans . l i e Loretto Heights retreat were ar­ Butte, Hugo, Limon, Deertrail, to Meet at Mercy ranged in toto by a professional Littleton, Fort Morgan, Peetz, member of the Press club, Mrs, Golden, Arvada, the Greeley mis­ Mercy hospital has invited the John Holmes. sions, Julesburg, Palisade, La R. G. Baehr, husband of a mem­ Medical Missionary society to QUALITY MEATS PEAS, Empson’s Junta, Castle Rock, Elizabeth, have its quarterly meeting at the ber of the Press club, recently Montrose, the Walsenburg mis­ hospital. Mrs. Joseph Emerson Daisy suffered a broken arm. sions, and probably Brush, Wel- POT ROAST, BEEF SUITS Miss Ida Callahan and Miss Smith and Mrs. T. Walter O’Con­ dona and Akron will have schools. nor secured 155 yards of canton Ponnd 1 1 No. 2 Parks will spend their vacation at­ 'The city schools, with the excep­ Cans 10c tending the World’s fair in, Chi­ tion of St. Mary Magdalene’s, flannel which will be made up into Best Cuts ...... X X V NEW $30 « cago. which opens a week earlier, ■will winter garments for the use of TO $37.50 Mrs. Louis Hough will entertain open on Monday, June 26, and will the society. Miss Margaret Ma­ PORK LOIN, Your Size Roast the poetry group next Wednesday continue until Friday, July 21. loney is cutting up the material for distribution among the home Your Size Roast CERTO QUALITIES! a.4 a farewell compliment to the Local circumstances will deter­ P o u n d ...... Rev. ^ ’ illiam Doyle, S.J. mine the date of opening and the sewers of the group. The dispensary closet at the Everything that's new is included! Wales length of the term in the other Bottle...... 2 5 c FINE CAREERS MADE schools. The first school to get central offices of the Catholic SLICED BACON, Mayflower Brand Stripes and Plaids! Waffle Weaves! Groove BY SCHOOL GRADUATES under way will be the one at Charities has outgrown its pur­ Pound Q - 5 Stripes! Window-Pane Plaids! Tailored Peetz, which opens next Monday pose, and some time in the near future the Medical Mission sup­ -Gellophane Wrapped ...... X 5T V with the care and finish that has made the (Continued From Page One) morning. Contributions to the Diocesan plies will be moved to a room on CORN, Morning Light name famous! And Anniversary Sale degree of Bachelor of Literature. Mission society’s vacation school the third floor. Mrs. O’Connor’s priced! From this total number of reli­ fund are being used to defray thd carpenter will begin the building No. 2 gious graduated, several have necessary overhead expense in­ of shelves in the new headquar­ LIGHTHOUSE CLEANSER Cans 6 c done graduate study, ten have at­ ters this week. ■ NEW volved in the organization of the tained the degree of Master of schools and to provide schools in ...... l o c $25 SPRING SUITS Arts two the degree of Master of localities where they would be im­ Science and one the degree of Nun Is Honored at SOAP, P. & G. or Pure woolens— in the new Doctor of Philosophy. possible otherwise. The following PINEAPPLE, HilU-Dale Broken Slices patterns and colors for contributions have been made to St. Vincent’s Home At present five are engaged in Crystal White spring and summer — the fund: J. P. Jordan, $1; Mrs. No. 2^^ *1 » 7 - 2 Cans graduate study • working toward clearly made to sell for * 1 6 '® ! John Burnett, $1; Mrs. Hattie F. SVednesday was a gala day at Can ...... * • ^ f o r ...... higher degrees. much more. Culver, $1; Clara E. O’Toole, $1; St. 'Vincent’s home when the 3 Giant Size Colorado has been the chief A. Miller, $1; Joseph Leykam, $2; Feast of St. Angela, patron of the NORTHERN TISSUE Bars ...... 11c beneficiary of the work being done Mrs. Ij. j . Rabtoay, $2; Mr. 'Var- directress of the home; was ob­ Per c * 3 Rolls <■ ^ by the graduates of loretto ley, $1; Winifred Hillman, $1.20; served. The boys prepared an Roll ...... for ...... X 4 « $15 WoMted SUITS Heights college, while other states Frances M. Rourke, $5; Mrs. elaborate program in her honor in chiefly in the Mississippi valley Stephen Ryan, $1; Angela Roitz, the auditorium. In the morning Patch pocket models in dark and our own South'west sections $1; Margaret Green. $1; Mrs. E. the coronation of the Blessed GRAHAM CRACKERS, Merchants or light tan, gray and blue. have been benefited also. M. Roland, $2; D. O’Clonnell, $1; Mother was held in the grotto. Cool comfort without sacri- What the sixteen young women M. M. Hccker, $3.63; Mrs. Mary This exercise was preceded by Sol­ Supreme COFFEE firing appearance. ^ to be graduated this year will Geraghty, $2; Nell M. Fitzgerald, emn Mass -with the boys singing 1 Pound 4 ^ 2 Pound choose as careers is not known $3; Mrs. Clara L. Harris, ?10j J. the responses and hymns. Package ...... X«rV Package...... X *i3V $1.50 and $ 2 .0 ^ ilk Neckties..85Jeremiah Murphy, HOLD PICNIC had been sentenced to life impris­ WINS IN LEGION has been in the hospital for many The Catholic Daughters’ Lunch­ eon Study club will hold its an­ onment, blit escaped and mur­ POSTER CONTEST weeks. dered a policeman. Recaptured, he nual picnic Thursday, June 8, on John Deisges, senior of S t., was again sentenced to life im­ Francis d'e Sales’ high school, won i First Lady Thanks Cathedral Loretto Heights girls furnished the grounds surrounding the home several numbers of the Catholic prisonment; but on Monday he es­ first place in the recent National! of Mrs. J. H. Johnson, 5515 West caped, and reports charge him participation in Poetry week in 32nd avenue, Edgewater. Lunch­ Poppy poster contest sponsored by f the finished recital given" at the with the murder of another police­ the American Legion. John’s pos­ Qirls for Prayers for F. D. R. eon will be served at 12 o’clock man Tuesday. Had this murderer ter was a beautiful drawing with Little theater. Phoebe Pulver noon. Mrs. Johnson will be assist­ brought the audience to tears in been summarily executed, the an appropriate patriotic theme. ed by Mesdaraes George Krakow, lives of two innocent officers of His classmates as well as his many Announcement was made thia I school. The 160 members of the her reciting of a lovely tribute to Thomas G. Barry and F. P. Bick- week of the receipt of a letter sodality offered up many prayers her father whom she has lost since the law would have been spared, other friends are congratulating nell. Make reservations by calling and perhaps the lives of others him in winning this honor. from the White House acknowledg­ and good works March 16 to 22 entering college. On the other Mrs. Johnson or Miss Margaret ing a letter and a spiritual bou­ for the President and through Miss 'side of the center table on the whom he may still kill in resist­ Fallon, president of the club. ing capture. And on Wednesday quet sfent to President Franklin Anne Sullivan wrote to him: “ Your sta^e was Katherine Floyd, who BOOK CLUB TO Keating: Stars at D. Roosevelt by the Children of inspiring example gave splendid recited a dainty poem which Fa­ two Oklahoma penitentiary con­ MEET JUNE 5 victs, sentenced for life for mur­ Mary sodality of the Cathedral impetus to us when, on your in­ ther Mannix criticized as “ com­ The Catholic Daughters’ "Book- Catholic University auguration day, you humbly parable to Joyce Kilmer.’’ The der, escaped and kidnaped an inno­ a-Month’’ club, of which. Miss Mar­ cent person. paused to ask God’s blessing on two girls are about the same-size, garet Leary is president, will meet In the annual oratorical contest MONSIGNOR BRADY IN your country and your new respon­ and made a distinct hit in their The point is that imprisonment at the clubhouse, 1772 Grant for life offers a premium on addi­ held in Washington, D. C., at the sibilities. Our Catholic schools clever collegiate delivery. Miss PRIESTHOOD 40 YEARS street, Monday, June 6, at 10 a. m. tional murder. If a man has al­ Catholic l|niyersity of America, endeavor to develop in us those Margy Cannon, president of the The Rev, William Doyle, S.J., of ready committed murder and the Edward Keating, a graduate of master passions of the human Poetry circle and senior queen, Cathedral high school, Denver, (Continued From Page One) Regis college will review "A Mirror state inflicts its maximum penalty, heart— love of God and love of gave a group of three poems. The born at Dooreagh, County Cavan, for Toby.” Mrs. J. P. Donley has life imprisonment, what is to deter and a beneficiary of a J. K. Mullen country, patriotism and religion. Ireland, and received his educa­ Dunphy girls and, a number from charge of, the program. this “ lifer” from attempting to scholarship at the university, won Therefore is it that every Cath­ second place with an original ora­ tion partly in Ireland and partly Loretto Heights were among those escape by the murder of his keep­ in this country. He attended St. olic youth looks upon our Presi­ present. ers? If he dashes for liberty and tion on “ The Thirtieth Week and dent as typifying the highest tem­ NOVENA OPENS Economics.” Mr. Keating is the Joseph’s college, Teutopolis, 111., A number of the seniors partici­ kills his Keeper, he is, if caught, poral authority; aid feeling the son of Assistant Fire Chi»f Keat-' and St. Patrick’s college, Carlow, pated in Monsignor Bosetti’s re­ simply where he was before— inspiration of your leadership we THIS SUNDAY AT ing. s I Ireland, making his philosophical cent opera Mignon. Though Miss sentenced for life. and theological courses in Carlow. impulsively determined to lend you Floyd is just entering on her sen­ ST. ELIZABETH’S Again, if imprisonment for life the greatest aid at our command— He was ordained June 11, 1893, ior year, she has been one of the be the penalty for one murder, our sincerest prayers.’’ in the Carlow Cathedral by Bishop most active of the honor recipi- A noyena to St. Anthony of and capital punishment in no case Michael Comerford, and then The reply came from the secre­ p ts, having received the Popular­ Padua opens on Sunday, June 4, be allowed, then the commission served for a short time as assist­ tary of Mrs. Roosevelt., The First ity cup at the lovely press banquet at St. Elizabeth’s church, Denver. of two or more murders at the ant at the Cathedral in St. Louis, Lady, it indicated, would be pleased last Saturday night and no small The saint’s feast occurs Tuesday, time of the original crime, or to Mo. He has been in Colorado to give the letter to the President honors in her art. In dramatics June 13. Father Victor Mills, destroy witnesses thereof, would since July 29, 1894. His affilia­ and “ she very much appreciates she is looked upon as a born ac­ O.F.M., of St. Bonaventure’s sem­ not add to the penalty. Opponents tion with L o i^ o Heights began your kind thought of the President tress, and together with Phoebe inary, Allegany, New York, will of capital punishment may well in August, 1896. He was at the and herself.’’ The letter was ad- Pulver has carried some stellar preach the. novena sermons. Each ponder these fhets.— ^Rev. Albin Glockner sanatorium, Colorado dre.ssed to Miss Anne Sullivan. roles. She succeeds Miss Montr day at 7 and 8 o’clock Masses will H. Ratermann. Springs, for a short time, and Don’t Gamble gomery as president of the Col­ be offered and a short instruction served briefly as pastor of Annun­ lege Press club. Miss Regina given; in the evenings- the devo­ Sisters’ Retreat Is ciation parish, Denver, immediate­ 35 JESUITS WILL BE Montgomery presided over the tions will be at 7:30 on Sundays ly preceding Father M.-F. Call- largest banquet in the history of and at 7:45 on weekdays. Prelude to Coronation ORDAINED IN MONTH The Franciscan Sisters at St. anan there. St. Mary’s church, the Press club, and closes a suc­ Littleton, was erected under his cessful year featuring brilliant Rosa’s home for working girls fin­ supervision in the summer of (Continuer From Pace One) Will Greet Seniors ished their annual retreat last With Old Age speakers at her meetings that will 1901, being later improved in the versity high schools and taught at be valuable contacte for those fol­ and Mothers June 3 Saturday. It was mven by the pastorates of Father J. M. Desaul- Rev. Russell J. Kirsenenheuter, C. ( Regik high, Denver, and St. Igna­ lowing the journalistic profession. The Mothers’ club of Loretto niers and Father F. G. Smith. St. tius’ high, Cleveland. He will sing Heights college will qptertain the M., and was attended also by a Patrick’s church. Fort Logan, has Miss Marie McNamara, presi­ The passing years take their penalty in his first Solemn Mass July 2 at dent of the alumnae, made a short girls of the naduating classes of group of sisters from S t Clara’s been served by Monsignor Brady orphanage. Sunday evening, the Our Lady of Good Counsel church, talk before the general meeting of the various Catholic high schools during all his years at the Heights. girls of St. Rosa’s held their beau­ reduced earning power. They go so quickly, • St. Louis. Father Shea of Cleve­ charities group presidents which and their mothers at tea on Satur­ Littleton was also served for a land attended Loyola high and day, June 3, from 4 to 6 o’clock tiful annual coronation service of time as a mission from the Bishop Vehr and Father Mulroy too, after forty. Don’t let them leave you John Carroll university, Cleveland, conducted last Saturday. in the club rooms of the Catholic the Blessed Virgin’s statue. Heights. Monsignor Bradv was and taught at Regis high, Denver. Daughters of America, 1772 Grant appointed procurator fiecaiis, or without a plan to protect your old age against He will celebrate his first Solemn street. rORMER DENVER GIRLS diocesan attorney, by Bishop Ntch- Mass July 2 at St. Paul’s church, ORDINATIONS TO GIVE WINS SCHOOL HONORS need. plas C. Mats, May 13, 1898, and Cleveland. COLORADO 5 PRIESTS FATHER McMENAMIN IS Miss Katharine Sherman, a was appointed Vicar General of former student at Cathdral school, the diocese by Bishop Mats June Father Doyle of St. Louis at­ HONORED BY SCHOOLS Denver, is being graduated from tended St. Louis university high (Continued From Page One) 11, 1913. He was named synodal S t John’s high school, Scottsdale, Out of every hundred dollars that you and taught at Creighton university fourth student of the diocese, a examiner and examiner of the (Continued Fforo Page One) Pa., this June. She has won the and high school. He will sing his native of Chicago, is the son of junior clergy in 1899 and served felt for our education. He has four-year scholarship to, Seton Hill get now put ten dollars in a savings account under Bishop Matz as a diocesan first Solemn Mass July 2 in the Frank and Anna Topor, 1621 West 43rd street, Chicago, and been 4n turn our adviser, «ur college, Greensburg, Pa. Miss consultor from 1901. Ever since Convent of the Sacred Heart, St. ■ for the day when your earning power will before entering St. Thoraa.s’ semi­ friend, our model, our ‘pal.’ His Sherman is a daughter of Mr. and 1899 the Catholic Directory has Louis. Father FitzGibbon. who counsels.are held in loving mem­ comes from Sioux City, Iowa, at- nary last fall studied at the Amer­ Mrs. Scott H. Sherman, formerly always carried the name of Mon­ ory in the hearts of those hun­ of Denver, and a granddaughter of have waned. We pay 3% interest, com­ signor Brady as one of the officials ^nded Trinity college academy, ican college in Louvain, Belgium. He will sing his first Solemn Mass dreds of past graduates who now, Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Hall of of the Denver diocese. He is now’ ®'®*^* Gity, and Creighton univer­ as honored citizens, send their pounded semi-annually. sity. He taught at St. John's col­ in Sacred Heart church, Chicago, Denver. i a judge of the diocesan matri- on Sunday, June 18, and will then children to grace the halls from /monial court. Because of his lege, Beiize, Britirfi Honduras. He whence their learning came. He will offer his first Solemn Mass return to Colorado to work in the NEW GRILL WILL OPEN (service to the diocese, he was Diocese of Denver, has been the inspiration of many IN SOUTH DENVER JUNE 7 muned a Domestic Prelate by Pius June 29 in the Cathedral of the a religious and priestly vocation. « Epiphany, Sioux City. Father 0 ’- The Rev. Edward Haskins, a stu­ The latest addition to Bouth X February 28, 1913, and was dent for the Diocese of Monterey- In short, if results be proofs, we Flaherty of Dixon, Nebr., attended Denver’s reliable eating establish­ invested in that dignity with the Fresno, who will work in the Dio­ say that he has given ample evi- ments is the First Avenue grill, Rt. Rev. Percy Phillips (now dead) Creighton high and university and cese of Denver for a time after dence that he has held his steward­ ______. ____ taught at Mari^uette university 117 Broadway, which will have its at Loretto Heights June 11, 1913. his ordination, is a native of La ship in honor.” rand opening bn Wednesday, As he was invested on his twen-|hixh, Milwaukee, and St. Louis Salle, Illinois, and took his philos­ The musical comedy was the fone 7. The grill will be open university high. He will celebrate tieth anniversary as a priest, the ophy and theology courses at St. most elaborate ever presented b^ day and night, featuring a mer­ his first Solemn Mass June 28 in fortieth anniversary of his priest­ Thomas’ seminarj', Denver. He the high school and was a fine ar­ chants’ lunch every noon, a spe­ American Natl. Bank hood marks the completion of his St. Ann’s church, Dixon, Father will sing his first Solemn Ma^ in tistic . success. Father Johnson, cial course dinner tn the evenings twentieth year as a prelate. A Roche attended Creighton high St. Patrick’s church. La Salle, Illi­ Miss Lucile Brush and Sister M. and light short orders after the 17th at Lawrence St. Frank Kirchhof, President man of vast scholarship, Monsig-'and taught at St. Mary’s college, nois, on Sunday, -June 18. The Rita directed the performers. theater or at any time In the day nor Brady has always been one of | He will sing his first Solemn Mass Rev. P. C. Conway of Nativity Bi.«hop Vehr and a number of or night. Snappy club service the intellectual pillars of the Den- July 2 at St. John’s church, church, Chicago, will preach at the priests from other parishes at­ will be provided for the conven­ rcr dioeesc. {Omaha. Mass. tended. ience of customere.— Adv, Thursday. June 1. 19.^3 Office. 938 Bannock Street THR SOUTHERN COLORADO JOINS [[|]|||J||| f| (| [ |J IN TRIBUTE TO DR. BLAMEY

AND SON CHAPEL Pueblo.— Catholic Pueblo and nor, formerly of Pueblo, both of scores of friends from all points whom were graduates of Central BOOKS FOR GIRLS of the state paid a tribute to Dr. high school. F. W. Blarney on Monday after­ Mrs. J. J. ReUley was re-elected Canon City.— Miss Marguerita Teens and Twenties...... $1.00 noon, when he was elected state president of the Sacred Heart Or­ Driver of Leipzig, Germany, deputy of the Knights of Colum­ phanage Aid society for another daughter of the supreme judge of Home for Good by Loyola...... $2.00 bus of Colorado for the year. year, with Mrs. Raymond McCar­ Germany, is spending the summer SOMETHING TO When the election was announced Uncle Frank’s Mary, dementia...... $1.50 thy as vice president and Mrs. W. in Canon City. She is the house- over the radio, a group of forty E. Scott as treasurer. guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wann, Cherie, McLaughlin...... $1.25 friends went from Pueblo to Can­ Mrs. P. C. Reilley was among whom she accompanied from Ger­ Cherie in Oldville, McLaughlin...... $1.25 on City to meet him. Friends at those who went to Denver Sun­ many last month when the Wanns Walsenburg, Trinidad, La Junta, day to attend the birthday cele­ returned from a three months’ Martha Jane at College, Specking...... $1.00 BE CONSIDERED Alamosa. Antonito, Salida. Strat- bration of the Rev. Francis X. tour of Europe. Miss Driver is Martha Jane, Sophomore, Specking...... $1.50 Tommasini, SJ., at Regis. a graduate of the Leipzig univer­ Mirage, Specking...... $1.50 Mrs. M. J. Galligan and frrand- sity. She has traveled much and daughter, Miss Charlotte Livings­ is quite a linguist, being able to Mary Rose, Wirries...... $1.00 ton, and daughters, Mrs. Joseph speak five diUm^snt languages. She Mary Rose Keeps House, Wirries...... $1.00 Dillon “and Mrs. William J. Liv­ is spending the summer in America Thrift demands that costs be considered ingston, went to Colorado Springs to acquaint herself with the Eng­ Mary Rose in Friendville, Wirries...... $1.00 last week-end, where Mrs. L iv in g lish language and American cus­ Mary Rose at Rose Gables, Wirries...... $1.00 — even in the selection of a funeral service. ton and Mrs. Dillon attended a toms, and is enjoying many little sororit meeting and luncheon at trips about Colorado. Mary Rose Sister Bess, Wirries...... $1.00 Many people, through a desire to show a de­ the home of Mrs. L. C. Lennox Mri and Mrs. John Kastl have for the members of the Gamma returned from their honeymoon parted loved one every respect, needlessly Phi Beta sorority. trip and are now at home to their BOOKS FOR BOYS Mrs. Margaret Schiller and friends in their home here in this spend much more than they can aiford. daughter, Mrs. George F. Huber, ! city. Mrs. Kastl was formerly Four Knights, Kelly...... $1.50 will be hostesses to the members I Miss Anna Hein. of the American Legion auxiliary I Miss Agries Dougherty, who Race for Copper Island, Spalding...... $1.50 A service which conforms with the ordi­ this week in the home of Mrs. Hu­ taught school in New Mexico this Sugar Camp, Spalding...... „„.$1.50 ber. I past year, is visiting at the home The class of little first com­ of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Held in the Evergla'des, Spalding...... $1.50 nary living standards of the deceased when municants receiving last Sunday I Doherty. Marks of the Bear’s Claws, Spalding...-...... $1.50 at S t Patrick’s church presented The Catholic Ladies’ Card club Signal From the Bay Tree, Spalding.... - ...... $1.50 living meets every requirement of good taste a perfect picture— all dressed in held a party at the home of Mrs. white. The altars were banked J. Leo Sterling Wednesday after­ Harry Russel, Copus...... $1.00 with deep red roses. The children and good judgment Such a service may be noon, May 24, at which time a Saint Cuthbert, Copus...... v-...... $1.00 were very i welttrained. The number of ladies of the parish and secured from W. P. HORAN & SON. crowning o f the Virgin was also 'their friends were present. Con­ Mangled Hands, Boyton...... $1.25 held Sunday morning, and the tract and auction bridge and 500 Where Monkeys Swing, Boyton...... $1.25 church was absolutely filled with were played. Mrs. C. C. Nelson, the parents and close friends of Mrs. Martin A. Schorsch and Mrs. Cobra Island, Boyton...... - ...... $1.25 the little tots, Too much credit Roy Thomas won the prizes for On the Sands of Coney, Boyton...... $1.25 cannot be given to the sisters for high scores. The next party will 1527 Cleveland Place Phone KEystone 6297 the work done with this class, be held at the home of Mrs, Kon Terry Donovan, Kelly.-...... $1.50 which included the children of the Wyatt. parochial school and those attend­ ing the public schools. Miss Katherine Fitzgerald, who New Testament* from 30c to $3.00. Following of Christ from An interesting and educational is employed at Fort Collins, visited SOc to $5.00. Rosaries, stone beads, gold chains and crosses, talk was given by Louis A. Leesz over the week-end in Canon City from $1.25 to $25.00. Prayer books for both boy* and girl* at the home of her mother, DR. F, W . BLAMEY at a meeting of the Holy Name from 50c to $10.00. society o f Saint Mary’s parish Mrs. Mary Fitzgerald. The teachers and students of ton, Colorado Springs and Denver Thursday night of last week. Sterling Silver and ipK gold Scapular medals and chains from Deesz told of some of the experi­ St. Michael’s parochial school en­ were notified, and telegrams were $1.25 to $3.50. Sterling Silver and lOK gold crosses and chains YOUR BABY sent to him. The members, of the ences he ehcountered in the joyed an ajl-day picnic in the or­ cler^ from many places, one of three years he was working in chards at the Holy Cross abbey from $2.00 to $4.00. . the leaders being Dean Thomas J. Russia. One hundred and fifty Wednesday, May 31. They spent MADE WELL Wolohan of this city, also joined members were present. After the a happy day playing out-of-door Graduation Greeting Cards in the congratulations, for Mr. talk a discussion was held, ■'vhich games and enjoying a bountiful Blarney has acted as an altar boy was followed by a luncheon. (luncheon. Some of the mothers of Intestinal troubles that for some of the priests who were Miss Mary Katherine Crum the students accompanied them. ravage children often backing his candidacy for the high came from the University of Colo­ E. J. Hollister is actively inter­ Fr. McCartin, New Pastor, office. The Knights of Columbus rado to spend the past week-end ested in the new mining develop­ disappear quickly (Blessed Heart Parish) at home. She was accompanied by James Clarke Arrives in Colorado of Pueblo council held a spirited ment in Cooper gulch, 29 miles when PURE Drinking Among the gifts to the church meeting Tuesday evening, at which Miss Helen Walsjnith and Miss from Canoji City. Mr. Hollister in recent months is the beautiful Springs Parish time Dr. Blarney received the con­ Betty Meyers, also students at the and his son-in-law, John Drake, Water is used. censer now in use. It is of Gor­ gratulations of his own council university, who were guests at the found the first gold-bearing ore Church Goods House ham manufacture, of chaste gold Colorado Springs.— A reception members., home of Mrs. M. C. Crura while several months ago and filed on — and your own health in Gothic design. It was presented and banquet were tendered to the Mrs. S. J. Rooney was elected here. their claim at that time. They are Headquarters for Articles of Devotion, Church by St. Joseph’s circle, and the depends on PURE Rev. James T. McDermott, O.M.I., last week to head the Zeta chap­ J^ck McCabe, who has com­ now engaged in mining the ore, Furnishings, Books for the Catholic Laity and Clergy choice was largely the inspiration retiring pastor of the SaerPd ter of Delphians for next year. pleted his junior year at St. which is' credited with being rich Water, too. of the late Mrs. E. H. Pigeon. Heart church, at the Cliff house, At the banquet Mrs. Frank Pertel Mary’s, California, has returned in gold content. The gold rush The list of active members of Manitou, Thursday evening, June was the toastmistress. to Pueblo to spend the summer and present activity in this local­ One of the Lafgest Church Goods Houses St. Joseph’s circle includes the fol­ 1, at 8 o’clock. This reception with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed­ ity resulted from the prospecting was given under the joint auspice? Miss Kathleen Woods, bride-to- ward McCabe. in the Country Phone TAbor -^121 lowing: Miss M. Balkin, Mmes. W. be, and her mother, Mrs. Edward done by Mr. Hollister and Mr. F, Ball, M. Compton, J. D. Davis, of the Sacred Heart parishioners The Pueblo newspapers carried Drake. 1636-38' Tremont Street Denver, Colorado and the local council of the Charles Woods, were guests at a a large picture of the Rev. F. F. Fulton, J. J. Gallagher, W. dinner given by the teachers of Hancock, Anne Liese, A. F. Ma­ Knights qf Columbus. Francis Xavief Tommasini, S.J., 'N ATU RtM AOe IT PURC* Edison school on Monday evening. the beloved pastor of the early Tell the people you patronize | Phone TAbor 3789 guire, T. J. Morrissey, Francis Father McDermott had been Others attending were: Miss that you saw their advertisement Murphy, R. J. Noone, E. G. Neu­ pastor of the Sacred Heart ,parish, day church in this city, who last Maude Gregg, Miss Mayme Taylor, Sunday celebrated his 86th birth­ in The Register. mann, W. E. Potter' captain; J. J. which comprises Manitou, Cascade Mrs. Jessie Taylor, Mra Edith Reilly, J. P, Walsh, W. H. Woody, and the care of the Catholics at day at Regis college in Denver. Edwards, Mrs. Henry Buecker, Several of the old-time friends Paul Kueser; auxiliary members, the County Poor firm and the Miss Anna Buecker, Mrs. George Mmes. H. F. Collins, T. Daggs, M. Modern Woodman sanatorium, for went to Denver for the event, but C. Harvey, Miss Dorothy West, those who were compelled to stay Montrose, R. Pfiffer, H. Reed, E. the past seven years and has fe- Miss Stella Shacklett, Miss Esther cently been appointed pastor of at home were not content just to W. Sallen, V. Terrett. Carlson, Mrs. Madge Titus, Mrs. think of the many wonderful the Holy Angels’ church, Buffalo, Katherine Hiza, Miss Marilla Mur­ The D. F. Sullivan family have New York, one of the largest things this priest had done for the moved to 4061 East 19th avenue, phy and Miss Margaret Harvey. parishes of Pueblo in his terra churches cared for by the Oblate Thomas V. Connor, Jr., was and are being welcomed to the order. here. Many letters and messages parish. Mrs. Sullivan has always graduated Monday night from the of congratulations were sent from taken a prominent part in Cath­ In his pastorate here he had College of Dentistry oi Baylor uni­ Pueblo and La Junta. This space is offered, free olic affairs of the city and is presi­ been active in affairs for the versity, located at Dallas, Texas. Clement A. Ducy, son of Mr. |l of charge to any parish for dent of the Tabernacle society and welfare of the community. He Thomas V. Connor, Jr., is a son and Mrs. C. L. Ducy, 1023 Green­ '^Where Denver Shops with Confidence advertising parish affairs. of the Regis Mothers' cluu. Tne was a member of the chamber of of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas V. Con- wood, a member of the graduating family includes Frank and Joseph, commerce, the Community Chest, class at the Catholic university at students at Regis college, and Miss the Unemployment committee, the Washin^on, D. C., will receive his W . T . ROCHE Anne Sullivan, who in a member I present Federal Relief committee, REV. WM. O’RYAN academic degree when the Presi­ of the younger set and a talented 'vice president of the Associated dent of the United States, Frank­ musician. Charities, the Rotary club, El TO ADDRESS AID lin D. Roosevelt, receives the hon­ Am bulance Paso club and Winter Night club. li The last meeting of the Altar orary degree of Doctor of Laws at He Was chaplain of the Knight? of The Rev. William O’Ryan will and Rosary society for the season the same commencement exercises Service Co. Columbus, the Catholic Daughters be, the speaker when St. Vincent’s will be held in the rectory Friday, on June 14. Ducy was graduated |t 1805 Gilpin St. YOrk 0900 and the N. C. C. W. Before com­ Aid meets Tuesday afternoon, from Pueblo Central high, school June 9. There will be Benedic­ ing to Colorado Springs, Father Thursday, June 1st.. June 6, at the home of Mrs. Ella in 1929. |i LIMOUSINES FOR ALL tion in the church at 2 o’clock and McDermott was engaged in mis­ J ; OCCASIONS Mullen Weekbaugh, 1701 East Ce­ Dr. Ellen Stewart is here from the meeting will be called imme­ sionary work from coast to coast dar avenue. A musical program diately afterward. Although the in the United States and Canada. Philadelphia, Pa., and will remain will be in charge of Miss Mary in Pueblo for several weeks with meeting day is also the closing When he assumed the pastorate Julia Monaghan. day of school, members are asked her mother, Mrs. Julia Stewart, on of Sacred Heart church, he was Michigan avenue. When in Need of Help to make a special effort to attend, confronted with a grave flnapcial The First Day of Our as matters of importance are to The many friends of Frank Car- problem, which he managed very Former Regis Man roll will be glad to learn that he is of any kind, permanent or odd job, come up for decision at this meet­ efficiently. Frequently ne gave call Employment Department. ing. Awarded Honors again at home after a few weeks courses of sermons here and in the in SL Mary’s hospital, where he In past summers, parishioners large churches of the diocese. An announcement from St. was suffering from a throat in­ j Catholic Charities having home gardens have been He will take final leave of his Louis university, St. Louis, says fection. that Paul Wiesner, a former stu­ privileged to see some of their parishioners Sunday, June 4. On Miss Beatrice Bender, the well- * 1665 Grant St. KEystone 6386 dent at Regis college, has received choicest blooms used in the deco­ that date, which is the 24th anni­ known instructor at S t Mary’s the honor of being nominated a ration of God’s altars. There is versary of his ordination to the hospital, left Monday evening for member of the Alpha Sigma Nu nniversary something a little more personal, TH A priesthood, he will celebrate a a month’s visit at her home in a feeling of tender intimacy, which High Mass at 8 o’clock. An aug­ fraternity, an honorary fraternity in all Jesuit colleges throughout Cantwell, Iowa. Miss Bender has EYES EXAMIfMED adds to our pleasure in the gift of mented choir representing the made many friends since coming flowers for (the altars, when leading talent of the city will pro­ the United States. Wiesner re- cevied this distinction owing to the to Pueblo a year ago. thought of money and its limita­ vide the music. All the parish­ The student nurses at St. Mary|s tions need not intrude. Then too, ioners will receive Holy Commun­ high scholastic record he made as a student in the St. Louis univer­ hospital have started to take their those who help in this way have ion at that Mass. vacations. They will go six 'at a ale sity law school. One of Mr. Wies- S the satisfaction of knowing that The Rev. James J. McCartin, 39 time, and their vacation period Reasonable in the winter months when'nowers O.M.I., new „ pastor of Sacred ner’s brothers in past years was the recipient of this same honor. will last a few weeks. Prices are expensive, the appropriation is Heart church, arrived Wednesday, Mrs. Thomas Hudson is still at thus made more adequate. It is May 24. Father McCartin ad­ Mr. Wiesner is a member of the St. Mary's hospital, where she is Conscientious legal fraternity of Delta Theta Phi Service not only the showy blooms that dressed his new parishioners at recovering from the effects of a are desired, but all varieties of Sacred Heart church Sunday at and was recently elected president serious operation. A Jury of Ten Prominent Denver WM. E. garden flowers. It has been found both Masses. He is a very elo­ of the Playhouse club of the uni­ versity. Among those taking parts on McLAlN that shades of lavender, purple quent preacher, and it is expected the Cosmopolitan Club , program aiid blue do not lend themselves he will make a deep impression honoring the Heroes of Peace, Women “ Certified” Oar Anniversary !ptometrist well. If parishioners would like on his parishioners and the com­ Bishop Schrembs Pays Tuesday morning at Roselawn to help, telephone Mrs. A. H. munity at large during his resi­ cemetery, was Miss Vera Jacko- ______1509 ■Rampe, FRanklin- 4243, and the dence here. Honor to Fr. Zybura pich. • WltLIAM L Mcl.AlN CHAMPA Speaking at a Solemn Pontifical Values AfterInspectingtheOfferings Optometrisi * flowers will be called for. Sympathy of many friends was Josephine, the infant daughter K. OF C. IN WYOMING Mass in St: Stanislaus’ church, extended this week to Mrs. Cor- YOURS FOR SERVICE Cleveland, marking the 35th an­ of Mr. and Mrs. N. Cavarra, was HOLD STATE RALLY rine Welsh and Mrs. Josephine Fo­ baptized last Sunday. niversary « f the Polish Roman ley on account of the death of From the Standpoint Of . . . • Catholic union of the United their father, Edward De Romej^ The annual ceremony of the Casper, Wyo.— For the first States, Bishop Joseph Schrembs Last Sunday the choir at St. crowning of the Blessed Virgin time in the history of the Wyom­ spoke of a son of St. Stanislaus’ Patrick’s church rendered the COFFEE was enacted at the 9 o’clock Mass ing organization, Joseph S. Wepp- parish who has won fame as a beautiful Mass "Rosa Mystica,’’ NEWNESS, DESIRABILITY last Sunday. To Miss Mary Reid Deliverad to Your Homo ner of Itock Springs was re-elected philosopher although confined to and a large crowd attended the was given the honor of placing for a third time as state deputy of an invalid’s bed— the Rev. J. S. 10:30 Mass. FRESH FROM THE ROASTER the crown, which was carried on the Knights of Columbus at the Zybura of St. Francis’ hospital, Mrs. M. C. Connors and son, STANDARD, SAVING Priced to Suit Your Purse a white satin pillow by Miss Mary order’s annual two-day convention, Colorado Springs. He expressed James, left Wednesday of last Catherine Sullivan. The flower which opened here Saturday, May the pride of the Cleveland diocese week for Iowa City, Iowa, to be SANDERSON’S girls were the Misses Margaret 27. in Father Zybura’s scholarship piresent at the graduation of Miss Durell, Marian Farnan, Catherine Also re-elected as state officers and praiaed the silence and pa­ Mary Agnes Connors from the TAbor 2391 1514 Arapahoe St. O’Malley and Margaret Davis. were E. A. Prieshoff of Rock tience of the priest in the years University of IpWa on June 5. Be­ Their small attendants were Jean Springs, secretary; C. S. Ahl of God has seen fit to try him. The fore returning home, Mrs. Con­ Compton, Rita Marie Kennebeck, Rawlins, treasurer, and L. J. Hei- Fortnightly Review of St. Louis nors and her son and daughter The Entire Store Participates in this Sale Our Ada Cavarra, Nancy Currigan, man of Sheridan, advocate. J. F. in a recent editorial also paid pi an to attend the Centu^ of Rose Marie Wich, Lois Jeanne El­ Sullivan of Cheyenne was elected tribute to Father Zybura’s writ­ 'ommunity Progress exposition at Chicago. liott, Betty Lee Jackson and Mary state warden. ings. Mrs. Connors and her family be­ Car* to East and Wait Joe Jackson. long to the Sacred Heart parish. Be sure to come and share the unusual economies. lit k ISth of Each Month Mrs. Daniel Bate had been quite FAVORS RECEIVED 65 in First Communion ill, but has recently been removed A reader of The Register wishes *4 Ofie* A WarciiouM, 1S21 20th St. to her home from the hospital. to have published jhanks lor fav­ Class at Cathedral Here Catholic bey’s board and room Sarvic*—KCr*taa( S228 ors received through the inter­ Sixty-five boys and girls were Friday, June 2, will be class on farm one mile soiith of cession of Our Lady of Perpetual included in the First Communion Franktown. day at Blessed Sacrament school. Help, Saint Jude and Saint Joseph, class at the Cathedral last Sunday Tell the people you patronize Pierre Joseph Coughlin, the in­ also a favor received from the Sa­ morning. Sixteen of the young­ George Carmer, SEE OUR DAILY ADS! fant son of Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. cred Heart through the interces­ sters were pujjils of public schools, Chiropractor that you saw their advertisement Coughlin, was baptized by the Rev. sion of Saint Tere'-p. Saint Anne the others being from the parish CASTLE ROCK, COLO. ia The Register. J. F. McDonough on Sunday. and Father Leo. school. lyAGE SIX Office. 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone.. Main 5413 Th^drsday, June 1. 1933 ST. LOyiS' MASS Deanery Workers Meet to PyPILS TO GIVE fearl 0723 S Avert Closing Benefit Shop SI (Denver Deanery) I such a low level that drastic cur­ tailment of activities must be made A meeting was held at the home if the work is to survive at all. JOHN H. SPILLANE of Mrs. Mollie B. O’Fallon, chair­ Third Service May Be 'This is heartbreaking news to Entertainment in Afternoon man of the Shopworkers’ commit­ those deanery workers who have tee, on Friday to discuss ways and Undertaker Added to Schedule sacrificed time and strength and to Climax Presentation means of increasing the Benefit personal comfort to the upbuild­ Later shop receipts. Bundle card par­ School Year and ing of a work notable, not only ties were decided upon as being for its humanitarian achievement (St. Louis' Pariah, Englewood) practicable. The deanery ladies but for a spiritual accomplishment (Presentation Parish) Funeral Director The hours of Sunday Masses will give these parties in their own that challenges comparison. Hav­ Sunday afternoon, June 4, at 2 will be changed this Sunday to 6 homes, with only a cup of tea and ing no dues, dependent solely p. m. the school will give its an­ No matter how large or how small the funeral may be, our and'8:30. If arrangements can wafers for refreshments. The ad­ upon the Catholic Benefit shop and nual entertainment. Tickets are facilities are e(]ual to the occasion. The pize of the funeral 1545 South Broadway be made to obtain the services of mission is to be a bundle of salable the sales of used articles,;the dean­ 36 cents for adults and 25 cents is not an important consideration with us; we are here to an extra priest, a third Mass will articles for the Catholic Benefit ery is being doomed to disaster for children and may be obtained serve, regardless of circumstances. The Things, both mate­ be added later. There will be shop. It was recalled that the by the wholesale collection and from the sisters or the children, rial and abstract, that might make for better Mortuary only two Masses for the present. deanery has always hesitated to free distribution of these articles after both Masses on Sunday and Service will always be found in generous measure in the Holy Hour is held on Friday encroach upon parish preserves, by other agencies. Unless the at the door of the school hall be­ service we render. evenings during the Holy Year has not stressed individual dues, work of the deanery ebtains suffi­ fore the performance. As this is from 7:30 to 8:30. and until the past two years has cient support to continue, the fate the only entertainment given by refrained absolutely from the sale the children in the year, and as it The graduating class will pre­ of the Spanish-Americans will rest of tickets. In the present crisis again- with the various proselyt­ is a very elaborate affair it is sent a short three-act play, en­ it was decided the deanery surely hoped the /hall will be crowded. In Case of Death Call titled “ Camouflage,” in the Engle­ ing agencies, and the work of the should have equal rights with oth­ The children have been working The Catholic Register wood high school auditorium on past seven years will have gone er agencies because of the magni- largely for naught. very hard to . make the affair a Sunday afternoon, June 11, un­ t'ude-RUd importance of its work. success and deserve to be encour­ The fervent piety of the little der the direction of Father Present\t the meeting were; Mrs. aged in their efforts by a large Boulevard Business Directory O’Heron. Joseph Hagus, deanery president; ones will be speedily forgotten when it will be made clear to them audience. Exercises for the first class to Mirs. P. J. Sullivan, chairman of Masses will be said at 6 and 9 be graduated from St. Louis’ Garfield catechetical center; Mrs. that interest in their welfare was DRUG COMPANIES just a passing fad on the part of o’clock this Sunday and will con­ school will be held after the 8:30 W. C. Weldon, Mrs. Fred Egan, Mortuary their co-religionists. To anyone tinue to be said at these hours in Mass on Sunday, June 11. Mrs. C. M. McCabe, Mrs. Vera who has observed and paid atten­ the summer months. THE CUT RATE DRUG CO., INC. Cross, Mrs. F. H. Palm, Mrs. A. The work of beautifying the tion to the results of the dean­ This Sunday will be Communion 3020 Federal Blvd. GAlIpp 0407 Owned Storee Operated by C. E. J. Crawford and G. W. Milea S). Gundy, Mrs. John Demmer, grounds around the convent was ery’s work with the children and Sunday for members of the Altar JAMES P. McCONATY — 201 Bdway— 1069 So. Gaylord— 17th « Race— 18th « Welton finished this week under the direc­ Mrs. J. J. Dillon, Mrs. Thomas Mc- PE. 6433 SP. 0154______SP. 7326______YO. 1549 MA. 9637 who has been edified and inspired and Rosary society. There will be Any Family Can Afford Boulevard Service tion of John Steinmetz, a member Elroy, Mrs. Thomas E. Floyd. by the evidences of their spir­ a meeting of the Altar and Rosary Deanery resources have reached ______FURNITURE of the parish. Mr. Steinmeta was itual advancement, the backward society after the devotions Friday, assisted by a number of the men move strikes a despairing note. * June 2. from the parish in the past month The Needlework club met Thurs­ WWWWWW^WWWVWWWVWWWWVWWWWVW Oesaerich Furniture Co. in the erection of the grotto and The Spanish-Americans with theiir numerous progeny may large­ day, June 1, at 10 a. m. in the old UNUSUAL FURNITURE VALUES FOR JANUARY in planting shrubs and trees. Ten rectory. A chicken lunch was good-sized elms for the grounds ly compose the citizenship of the served by Mesdames Tuffield, ^SPECIAL OFFER were donated by the 0. S. Folkner Southtiest in the future. Whether Louis, Kersteins and Payne. All , GROCERIES AND MEATS they silrvive as Catholics or mem­ We will move your furniture to our warehouse and give you six nursery. Dewey Corfman of the the ladies of the parish are invited Breen and Corfman floral shop ber^ o f some of the various pros- monlJis to pay your bill. Private room or open storage. We elytingi sects will depend on the to attend these meetings whether THE JOHN THOMPSON GROCERY CO. donated the shrubbery, and Teresa, members of the Altar and Rosary have Iw rate of insurance. SERVICE STORE— PRO.MPT DELIVERY SERVICE— 2322 E. COLFAX m efforts' put forth in their behalf. Call KEystone 6228 and we will call and give you estimate on AVE., PHONE FR 7011 Catherine and William O’Heron PLANS Foil society or not. The object of the CASH AND CARRY— 741-43 SANTA FE DRIVE, PHONE TA. 3793 are giving the statue of Our Lady Victims of the crudest feature of club is to make articles to be sold your work. WE APPRECIATE YOUR PATRONAGE of Lourdes in memory of their our economic life,' of seasonal MOVING. STORAGE AND PACKING labor, of exploitation, of discrim­ at the bazaar and to repair and mother. renew the vestments and linens ination and of racial antagonism, No Money Needed for Six Months LAUNDRIES Hostesses for the Altar society used in the sanctuary. In the the condition of the Spanish-Amer­ past few months the members ‘‘ Denver’s Most Proyressive Laundry” card party on Thursday were icans is a pitable one. Mmes. J. T. Karlin, G. H. Twin­ have been ' pleased to meet ■ and DUFFY STORAGE & MOVING CO. To close the Little Flower cen­ ing and 0. Greenwell. Golden.— The Altar society met welcome several non - Catholic 1521 20th St. Office and Warehouse THE CASCADE LAUNDRY About 150 people attended the ter, where the instruction of these ladies at these sessions. Thursday afternoon at the home children was cared for as it would THRIFTY ECONOMY SERVICE card party and social sponsored by of Mrs. Fred Meyer. At this meet­ Graduating exercises for a class The fiat pietea and Hanka are neatly ironed ready to put away— wearing some of the members of the Altar have been in a parochial school, is apparel ia returned dried, ready to be finished. ing plans were made bj* the ladies of sixteen will be held at the 9 society last Saturday evening. The a calamity that does not bear con­ o’clock Mass Sunday, June 4. ** ■ . , , . . . ‘ 50c minimum for co-operating with the annual sideration. 3 Shirla Starched and Hand Finiahed in thia. aervice at I2c Each mystery prize was won by Monty vacation catechism school. The Y’oung Ladies’ sodality 1847 Market We Call For and Deliver TA. 6370-6379 Haeffner. Twenty-five dollars of Surely Denver Catholics will not took part in the crowning of the the proceeds was given by the Effective Sunday, June 4, there permit it. Donations of funds to May queen last Sunday. The al­ Altar society to the St. Vincent will be only one Mass at the par­ tide over the present crisis would tar of the Blessed Virgin was St. Francis de Sales’ de Paul society for parish chari­ ish church in the summer months. give the deanery time to renew its FWVVTWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWa beautifully decorated and together ties. . This will be at 8 o’clock. Mass efforts and achieve some sort of a with the yari-colored dresses of Mr. Leichner, a member of the will be said at Kittredge in the dependable income that would not the forty-eight sodalists made a Parish parish, donated his time and serv­ school house every Sunday at 10 rest solely upon the sale of old lovely picture in the sanctuary. ices in making a new set of kneel­ o’clock. clothes. Miss Margaret Langfield, prefect ing benches for the church. P. A class of twenty-six hoys from Deanery members are straining of the sodality, placed the wreath FALB Y’S Maifarth gave his time and serv­ the State Industrial school will re­ every effort’ to avert the threat­ upon the Head of the statue of the PAINT—GLASS—WALLPAPER—HARDWARE ices in staining and varnishing the ceive First Holy Communion Sun­ ened disaster, but unless they have Blessed Virgin. Her attendants Fimous Wheeler Home Paint, xal., 11.49. Floor VamlBh, *al., $1.49. Garden new benches. day. the backing of the entire Catholic were Misses Lucille Rinehart, Le­ , Rake, 19 in.. 49c. Screen Wire, eq. foot. 32 BDWY WE DELIVER PE.JMO Father O’Heron, at the request On Tuesday morning Adam H. Community they cannot possibly ona Pohs and Eulalia Plamondon. of the high school authorities, took Wolf of Golden and Agnes News- succeed. 'The work is of too vast a Ramonj^ Craven .carried the wreath, proportion, increased as it has and Anna Payne was a flower girl. BRACONIER part in the baccalaureate services ham of Edgewater were united in fO^WWWWWWWW^WW'VWWWWWW W-WW WWWWWW WMTW> at the high school Sunday eve­ marriage by Father John P. Moran been during the past two years by Father Bayard of St. Thomas’ Plumbing and Heating— Hardware and Paints seminary gave a very inspiring and ning, and at the request of the at a Nuptial Mass. Alexander the lack of employment and the PHONE SPRUCE 1679 1076 SO. GAYLORD American I.«gion thok part in the Wolf and Mrs. Lupille Wolf were sickness that is the result of mal­ helpful address. Six new mem­ Memorial day scrvifces on Tuesday the witnesses. The couple will nutrition, privation and improper bers were admitted to the sodality. St. Dominic’s Parish ; This Ad With 23^ Entitles Bearer to One Quart evening. make their home in the Golden housing. To salvage the bodies They were: Misses Agnefe Levstik, was the business of the clinics; the Kathleen Mahoney, Lola Ker­ ' ICECREAM There will be a social under the parish. Vanilla, Strawberry or Chocolate souls were the goal of the Gar­ steins, Alberta Bird, Marion and auspices of the San Luis Rey So­ field, Rude and Little Flower cen­ Grace Renaud. LAKES QUALITY MARKET PHONi-GALlUP 440S i SUPREME DAIRY cial club in Cqncordia hall on ters. Cuts From Fancy Selected Corn-Fed Cattle 1053 So. Gaylord St. SPruce 1369 Wednesday evening, June 7. Bishop Confirms Miss Coughlin has again re­ MOTHERS’ CLUB Always the Best the Market Affords-*-We Deliver . The Daughters of Mary sodality sumed supervision of the Benefit Washington Park Community Bakery at its meeting on Monday evening shop. Former patrons are urged proposed a meeting of the officers MEETS JUNE 9 QUALITY MERCHANDISE AT REASONABLE PRICES at Orphanage to come again to the rescue of a CALL of all the parish societies, to draw work that was built up with so SWEET AND PLAIN ROLLS, 15c DOZ. up a schedule of activities for the The Mothers’ club of Regis high JOHNSON 1030 So. Gaylord ' Mary E. Adler, Prop. Telephone PEarl 7077 much effort, and new patrons are school will hold its last meeting summer months. This committee (St. Clara’i Orphanage) solicited to bring their cast-off ar­ STORAGE & MOVING CO. will meet every three'months to of the I year in the school library Miles & Dryer Thirty-two girls and twenty ticles to 1219 Lawrence street or at 3 b’clock Friday afternoon, WHY TAKE CHANCES? w w w ^ w wv< plan activities and allot each so­ ^ w w w w ^ w w ^ w boys of St. Clara’s orphanage call TAbor 2916. Motor recruits June 9. All members are urged Printing Co. Vou Can Have Dependable Service ciety an evening for its meetings, are needed. Will someone having and the Coat la Very Low. socials and other affair.s. Follow­ Were confirmed by the Most Rev. to attend, as there will be the an­ Urban J. Vehr, D.D., Bishop of a car and a little leisure volunteer nual election of officers. Over 20 Years of PEarl 2433 221 Broadway ing the meeting Miss Flora Huff- for a couple of hours each week? Cathedral Parish nagel treiited the members to Denver, on May 22. The president, Mrs. H. A. Grout, Articles of furniture present the will preside. After the business Satisfactory Service home-made ice cream. Cakes Reverently, the little boys in greatest difficulty, since there is were provided by Miss Maxine dark suits and the little girls clad session a party will be held in the oldest Printing Plant in Denver no longer means to pay the ex- Regis gardens. Smith and the Misses Cecilia and in white dresses and veils moved pressage. Helpful suggestions will Specializing in Catholic Work Dolores Nolan. The sodality in procession down the aisle to the be welcomed by the deanery offi­ PARAMOUNT made a cash donation of $28.50 FORTY HOURS’ DEVOTIONS front seats reserved for them and cers. 1936-38 LAWRENCE ST. CLEANING AND PRESSING SHOPS ^towards the improvements of the their sponsors. The Confirmation Week of June 4; Fruita, Sacred *hall. class was accompanied by two Hpart church.(13 Hours’ ) ; Peetz, KEystone 6348, 6349 ffiffh Grade Cleaning, Pihe»sing and Repairing hundred boys and girls, who have Sacred Heart church; Pueblo, Mt. Phone TAbor 3683 520 Eaat Colfax ( “ New Shop, Now Open” ) been confirmed or who are still Parish Planning Carmel church. Phone TAbor 5000 1627 Glenarm too young to receive the sacra­ 1st Communicants ment. 'These were followed by L«ee Curtains, Draperies, Laces, Center Pieces and All Table’Linens Bishop Vehr and the following Annual Picnic Cleaned and Hand Pressed. Crown Ma}' Queen clergfy: The RL Rev, Msgr. Bo- NO PIN HOLES CALL FOR AND DELIVER setti, V.G., and Fathers McMen- (Holy Rosary Pariah)' amin, Eusebius Schlingmann, O.F. 218 E. 7th Ave. CITY LACE CLEANERS TAbor 7907 (St. Rote of Lina’i Parith) M., McDonough, Campbell, Flan­ The Holy Rosary parish twelfth .Two little girls, Rita Cook and agan, Cotter, Woeber, Benkert and annual picnic will take place Suti- LOGAN MARKET Alice Lippert, made their First Richardson. After the singing of day, July 23, at Elitch’s gardens. J ’ h O p T HEMSTITCHING Thursday, May 25, was a delight­ Quality Foods Holy Communion at St. Rose of the Ecce Sacerdos the Bishop ALTERATIONS Lima’s church last Sunday morn­ ful day for over 60 boys and girls questioned the children on mat­ Send your shoes to JOE GROCERIES AND MEATS ing, and crowned the statue of the who enjoyed a picnic in Bergen NOTIONS ters of religion. The children had CAVALIER, the Knight BRING YOUR Immediate Delivery Daily, Blessed Virgin at 3 o’clock that been prepared for the reception park. The day was beautiful and iwith the Knack of fine GOOD AND NOVELTIES Evening and Sunday afteYnoon. All children of school all had a grand time. They re­ shoe rebuilding for men, SCHOOL BOOKS TO US of the sacrament by the chaplain, women and children. 1471 Logan St. Ph. TAbor 9461 age, some thirty in number, took the Rev. William Richardson, and turned in the evening tired! but We pay fair cash prices for CLOTHES happy. The sisters accompanied Quality at a fair price. 729 E. Colfax Avenue part in the services in anniversary by the sisters in charge of the mi BLUB FRONT SHOE Grade and Hi-School books now n iC H E S T MARKET PRICES of their First Holy Communion. them. REPAIR SHOP school. The administration of 1629 Curtis St. TA. 6601 used in Denver Parochial TY PE OF A breakfast, consisting of fruit The meeting of the church choir and Public Schools. BRING A DELICIOUS DINNER the sacrament was followed by LUND SISTERS’ cup, bacon and eggs, rolls, cocoa, Benediction of the Most Blessed will take place Wednesday, June YOUR BOOKS NOW! We are 614 SUNDAY AND WEEK DAYS Beauty Shoppe ice cream and cake, was served to Sacrament. The singing of the 7. This is a regular monthly thoroughly familiar with the ^ Values to $30 all participating immediately after meeting at which important mat­ F-Yituring “ Zatos” Perma­ Te Deum brought the celebration needs • of the various schools Mystic Tailoring Co. 35<^ nent Waving Mass by the ladies of the parish. to a close. A dinner was served ters will be discussed. All mem­ H. G. REID and you will do better here. The pastor stressed the matter of bers are requested to attend. 1416 Tremont KE. 2469 Permanent Waves, $2.50 up to the Bishop and the clergj'. Electrical Contracting, BARGAIN BOOK STORE vacation schools upon the parents The Children of Mary sodality Finfer Waves, 3Sc. Repairing and Fixtures Specialists in PALMS CAFE 819 E. COLFAX of all children attending the pub­ will meet on Sunday afternoon at MAin 2303 3t7 14th St. Catholic School Books Phone K£. 8868 lic schools. Children of this par­ CATHOLIC ALUMNAE 2 o’clock. The Altar society will 320 E. COLFAX 406 1 5th St„ 2 doors from Tremont ish have been assigned to St. Fran- BUSY PREPARING meet at 3:30. KEi 1418 Electric Motors ci.S dc Sales’ school. It is hoped Anthony Mencin, a pupil in the that all parents will take advan­ FOR CONVENTION fourth grade, suffered a broken i4ir Compressors tage of this splendid opportunity, arm while playing in the Globe- Something New . . . Bought, Sold, Rented A Repaired especially those who are unable at ville park. After a few days in Francis J. Fisher, Inc. With the Colorado convention Ted’s Service Weaver Electric Women Appi;eciate present to send their children to the General hospital, he returned TAbor 6204 a Catholic school during th# reg­ of the International Federation of home and is recovering satisfac­ 5 E. Bayaud Are. 1721 Lar(mer Mhont KE. 8S38 ular term. Catholic Alumnae in the offing, as­ torily. EXPERT HAIR This Difference The executive committee, ap­ sociate chapters in Colorado are Cement - Plaster - Mortar CUTTING busy preparing themselves for par­ / pointed at the last regular meet­ I a.a..w.s. A Metal Lath - Stucco Featuring Ladies’ Contour Hair­ ing of the parish association, met ticipation in the forthcoming rally at the rectory Sunday evening and to be held in Denver August 26. Colorado Qirlls 2863 Blake St. Denver cut!, Shampooing. Ted Gipson. set the date for St. Rose of Lima’s Reports will be read, such as is here contributed by Mt. St, Ger­ INSURANCE AVERAGE GOOD COFFEE thirti annual midsummer night’s Qiven Nun^s Habit i IN a pile of oranges, you usually jamboree, “ A Night in Honolulu," trude’s Alumnae association, lo­ ABC WASHERS see some larger, some smaller. for Saturday, July 15. The ladies cated in Boulder. Annabel Teal RABTOAT'S The new 1933 World’s Fair models Some contain more juice others appointed their dinner committee. Barr is the acting president of this When nine young ladies were now on display. Also the new Royal JOS. J. CELLA less. Coffee berries vary in ex­ association. invested with the habit of the MEAT MARKET Vacuum Cleaner line. Repairing on The entertainment committee anr ail electric appliances. 409 Security Bldg. actly this same way. Franciscan Sisters, ten novices The House of Quality, where the heat nounced preparations under way On May 13 of last year the EASY HOUSEKEEPING SHOP Phone KEystone 2633 I he natural mixture of perfect SELECTED COFFEE for a very elaborately staged, made their first profession of re­ meats at the moat reasonable prices may alumnae were participants in an ligious vows and four sisters made be obtained. 414 15th St. Phone MAin 4440 and imperfect coffee berries free, open-air “ Honolulu show.” annual reunion banquet. In Au­ W. E. AUSTIN. Manager gives you the usuaffirstgradc” their final profe.ssion in the reli-* 1030 W. Colfax KE. 3638 The American Legion field band gust the sisters of St. Gertrude’s Across from St. Leo’s Church , coffee. But it would not give you gious life, at St. Anthony’s hospi­ and_ Drum and Bugle corps sent academy were gmests of the alum­ Bluhill Coffee. Bluhill is much word that they too are going to tal, St. Louis, May 19, Miss Flor­ TYPEWRITERS AND SUPPLIES RICHER-and gives you finer nae at a party. Two delegates ence Tschmelitsch of Pueblo, Call Frank Williams for a thorough It will profit you to be represented in help. , were sent to the I. F. C. A. na­ repairing. Sales and rentals. Ail makes this section . . , flavor - because It is made en­ Colo., was among those who re­ typewriter service. 436 14th St., MA. 1. Because it keeps your name and COAL tional convention held- last August. tirely of the selected, plump and ceived the habit. Her name in re­ 3496. service before a group of 66,000 people perfect coffee berries. MOTHERS’ CLUB TO At Christmas time the needy of ligion is Sister M. Raynald of the at all times at an astonishing low cost. Pinon Fuel & Supply Co. Boulder were provided with -bas­ Sacred Heart of Jesus. The Rev. 2. Because your advertisement never F. A. Mumford, Mgr. Being richer, Bluhill makes ENTERTAIN GIRLS Tell the people you patronize is in competition with larger display. kets of ^oceries. Francis P. Lyons, C.S.P., of Chi­ Lump Coal,'$4.50 up many more cups per pound.You that you saw their advertiaement will find it actuallymuch cheaper Diverging from the routine, a cago gave the preliminary retreat For sates and other information write Steam Coal, $2.50 up The Mothers’ club of Loretto or phone Peggy, MA. 5418. to use tha n lower-priced coffees. Heights college will entertain the bridge and social party was given and spoke at the Solemn Mass. in The Regiater. ______W. 25th and Decatur GA. 5125 girls of the graduating classes of on February 3 at the academy. the various Catholic high schools This was a school benefit ■ spon­ THANKS PUBLISHED TO SERVE YOU IS OUR PLEASURE MOST MODERN AffO PERFECTED VACUUM PACK sored by the alumnae. and their mothers at tea on Sat­ A reader of The Register wishes Tell the people you patronii;* urday, JuBe 3, from 4 to 6 o'clock, to publish her thanks for favors ROTOLO OIL CO. in the club rooms of the Catholic Tell the people you patronixe received through the intercession that you aaw their advert'cement Daughters of America, 1772 that you eaw their adTertiiement of the Blessed Virgin,and the Lit­ GAS - OIL • TIRES • ACCESSORIES PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Grant street. in Thi* Register. tle Flower. 815 So. Broadway, Bet. Ohio and Kentucky in The Regiater. * 1 1 m m *

\ Thursday, June 1, 1933 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER ' ’enhone. Main 5413 PAGE SEVEN COLORADO K. OF C. SPONSOR EVIDENCE GUILD MOVEMENT COMMENCEMENT DAY (Continued From Page One) treat movement, the establishment Dan T, Higgins of Colorado of a chair of sacred oratory at Offers Opportunity to Parents, Relatives and Friends Springs to Mr. Collopy and Pete S t Thomas’ seminary by the or­ Salazar of Antonito to Mr. To- der, the general Communion Sun­ IT ST. JOSEPrS vani. day, formation of Study clubs, REGISTER PRAISED the celebration of Columbus day, sweet girl ONLY 11 DAYS MORE FOR ITS SERVICE which last year included an ad­ ■fortiie Appropriate (St. Joteph’t .Partth) Resolutions adopted, besides dress by Bishop Vehr over station ' (St. John’s Parish) those already mentioned, included Do Your Gift Shopping Now Finals in the oratorical and elo­ KOA; the membership campaign, Eight children will receive their GRADUATE ■ Gifts a vote of appreciation to The Den­ cution contests of St. Joseph’s boys’ work, aid to the unemployed eighth grade diplomas from St. ARE hiyh school were held on Wednes­ ver Catholic Register for its work and spiritual care in reforestation in Colorado, especially as it con­ John’s school on Sunday morning Gorgeous By Patroni2ing These Firms day of this week. Winners in ora­ camps. An interesting feature of at the 8:30 Mass. Glasses will be LEATHERGOODS cerned the K. of C., and to The "■.M; ' ' N«w Freak* in tory were Sidney Bender, first, Mr. Maguire’s term was the prose­ continued until Fridi^, June 9, Wkit**, Pa*t*}*, FOR THE and William Sloan, second. Frank Register, National Edition, for its cution of the Hummell case, in but the closing exercises will be Ornndl**, " countrywide service. The perse­ a rl«t Crtpu Eyt$ Examined Without Charge Gold won the elocution medal and which the "bogus oath” of the held beforehand to enable the sis­ GRADUATES cution of the Catholic religion in ^lilton Carmack was second. The Fourth Degree was repeated in an ters to be present. The sisters’ judges were Mrs. P. H. Murray, Mexico was deplored., The work advertisement in The Daily annual retreat at St. Mary’s acad­ KRYPTOK FITTED OVERNIGHT North Denver high school; the of Thomas F. Mahony of Long­ Courier of Alamosa. Prompt ac­ emy will be under way before the Invisible Bifocal Lenses CASES Rev. C. M. Johnson of the Cathe­ mont in behalf of the Spanish­ tion on charges of criminal libel following Sunday. The gradua­ dral and William Sanders, presi­ speaking people of Colorado was resulted in apologies from Hum­ tion Mass will be celebrated and Peerless QtieUty, tIHed to ^ iu $6.00 to $20 dent of St. Joseph’s Dramatic club, praised. mell and t)^ publisher of the the diplomas will be awarded by isdlvldial eyes. Pair.* A large crowd attended. Members of the Colorado' apos- paper, F. H. Schlesselman. When Father Smith. Father Powers will Orems GLADSTONE BAGS Musical and vocal .^umbers and tolate, clergymen who give mis­ the trial was completed in court, W IO C -V U E < $e.75 accompany the children to a din Gesuln* WIDE-TH* frames m $8.00 to $15.00 several clever dance skits were sions in poor parishes of the state, Hummell” Ml was ■lectured - severely ner at the Argonaut hotel follow Dependable optical acrvice. All were given a vote of respect for by the court, required to pay a rlaaleoa mauatlaKo — p | a k er glasae* cuatsm-buU| te yeur indi­ given by the pupils of the eighth, ing the cejemdny^ The groduates whh* eeM ffHed. eiskea* qaal- vidual preacrlption by the most LADIES’ SHOPPING their labors, and it was- decided fine o f $1 and all costa and to ninth and tenth grades. 'Those are JohnJd‘ Tynan, Thomas Edmond­ Itr, latest atrK CC 'T i shUiad and hlgheet paid optical BAGS who took part were Lorraine and that the K. of C. continue to help make a sincerejMpology to the K. son, Gerard Bisant, Edward Eg- Resularly ss.00...... wsrhaMn la Danvar. Dorothy Keough, Marion Moses, them so far as possible. The Lay­ of C. Mr. Maguire extended his loff, Hubert Bettridge, Marion 50^ to $3.00 June Bemus, Sidney and Joe Ben­ men’s Retreat movement *was en­ personal appreciation of the pub­ Lynch, Rita Kohl and RutK BARRY M. LUSTIG >v«r SS Team dorsed. The K. of C. retreat was der, Louis Bates and Rita Phillips. licity given in The Denver Cath- 0 % a «u ^ ns 16th ft. UhetaJ CteiH Terms K E . S088 WARREN TRIPPB abandoned last year ip order to olie Register and thanked his as­ The freshman orchestra played The P.-T.A, is sponsoring a pio WARDROBE HAT BOX, throw the full weight of the or­ sociates for the help they had several selections in the evening. nic for the school children at Holds six dresses and Others who took part in the ora­ ganization behind the larger re­ given him in his work. treats. Elitch’s next Tuesday. Parents other accessories, torical contest were Virginia THREE DEGREES OP are invited to accompany the chil­ Fepili, Charles Higson and Doro­ The state council gave'a vote ORDER EXEMPLIFIED $7.00 to $15.00 of thanks to Josep^C. Maguire dren, making a family basket pic­ KORTZ AND SONS thy! Keough. In the elocution di­ The convention opened with nic of the outing. Cars will leave Denrer* imart- vision, in addition to the winners, for his work in ^e^^ast two years e*t I>T«Si Shop*, “ DENVER’S LEADING JEWELERS’’ as state deputy: It was decided High Mass at the Holy Cross ab­ the echool at 10:30 and will re­ where quaUt, were Helen Carbrey and Marie bey at 9 o’clock May 28, Initia­ turn in mid-afternoon. and »tr)e can be Hamilton. to request ti>4supreroe council to bonsht fer les*. Giftg That Live Forever work for S. representation at tion into the first degree was held The Holy Hour on Thursday The freshman class held its last at 10 a. m. under the direction evening at 7:4S was introduced at t Stgre* in 1 M 7 Champa Two 8tore. to Serve You 412 16tH St. social of the year May 26. The the VatiMn and the appointment Pearer. Z81 of a prominent- Catholic to this of district officers. Exemplifica­ St. John’s as a weekly devotion latb.tz? nth, boys entertained with a one-act T# Bdwy positiop: The establishment or tion of the second degree at 2 p. this week. - play, ‘ The Blind Peddler.” Those m. under the direction of Dis­ The P.-T.A. committees will be- ISO Ith Ave. in the cast were Fred McAndrews, anca of Study club work Greeley was /ecommended. trict Deputy Joseph A. Craven of , h canvassing the parish for vaca- 103S 16th St. Billy Looney and Birch Glaskin. Denver was followed at 3 :30 p. m. ticion school pupils next week. The FOR THE GRAHUATE This Friday the class will have its r. Maguire, in his report as stiEte deputy, gave an outline of by exemplification of the third canvassers will be provided with last debate. Hermine Brunner degree. Past State Deputy John attractive holy cards bearing the and Luella Saeman are on the e work that had been accom­ A BEAUTIFUL AN APPROPRIATE GIFT plished in his administration. He J. Morrissey of Denver was in information regarding the location .50 affirmative side, and Louis Snapm charge, assisted by a team from and the opening date of the Graduates FOR GRADUATES and Louis Doughty on the ne^« discussed at length K. of C. par­ BOX OF ROSES ticipation in the Laymen’s Re- Denver consisting of Wm. F, Mc- school. The session opens with 8 n tive. The freshmen are also f i f ­ Glone, Jr., Wm. P. Dolan, Bernard o’clock Mass in the parish church Become ing a year book, dedicated to the B. (jarraher, Edward Wollen- on Monday, June .36. 73117th St. TA. 0010 Very Rev. Joseph Fagen. It con­ haupt, Thomas Cahill, Wm. A. Mrs. Sewell Thomas of 380 Gil­ tains songs, poems, prophecy and pin street will entertain the Altar Independent Kerwin ‘Ted” . Dillingham ^vill, class matters and jokes. It Regis Parents Riordan and Wm. J. Ducey. Solemn Pontifical Mass was and Rosary society at its regular We are offering ]rou a is being typed by the typing de­ celebrated at the abbey Monday meeting on Friday, June 9. A partment. to Meet Sunday morning at 8:30. The business plate luncheon will be served at 1 paying vocation for small . The ’ 32 club met last Friday sessions were held in the abbey o’clock. The assisting hostesses monthly cost. evening in the club rooms for its (Ragi* College) gymnasium, be^nning at 10 a. wiU be the newly-elected oificera monthly meeting and social. The m. " A welcoming address was of the society, Mesdames 0. H. election of officers resulted as fol­ The lasf meeting of the year for the Reps college Parents' as­ given the delegates by the mayor Kellogg, W. C. Woodcock, J. Ber- GRADUATES lows: Helen Wourms, president; DIPLOMAS of Canon City. In an address to inger, J. F. Rexing, J, F. Toner, Frank Donovan, secretary (re­ sociation will be held in the ad­ the members, the state chaplain/ W. H. Stevenson, Ed Oliver and RECOGNIZED elected) : Richard Canny, treas­ ministration building this Sunday, RECta COLLEGE MMhan. Kathryn Olmstead, Guiletta June 4. An interesting meeting Bishop Vehr, urged continuation J. L. Rico. The meeting which S Palladino. Josephina Phelan. Mayme urer (re-elected). A social and Cemnuncament Juae is anticipated. The president, Mrs. of interest in the corporate Com­ will follow the luncheon will be 'Bachelor of. Arts, John Bruggeman, Phelan. Maxine Raedal. Mary Evelyn publicity committee was appoint­ Redmond, Mary Louise Ren*, Geraldine D. F. Sullivan, urges a record at- munion Sunday, Laymen’s Re­ the last until fall. The Rev. Wil­ Fred Eatough. Joseph Krat*. Benedict ed and consists of Leo Canavan, Professor Charles, Colo­ Foley, Martin ^rabrian, Richard Heister, Roohs, Ethel Saittr, Lois Sawyer. Mary tendance.to climax a highly suc­ liam O’Ryan will be the speaker. Katharine Schmits, Margaret Siener, Dressing Mirrors Ed Barrett, Evangeline Haring treat association, St. Thomas’ rado’s leading beautician, John Mall and T, Rabor Taylor: Bachelor cessful year of activity. Several seminary and Study clubs, asked The Altar society will receive of Science, Patrick Connelly, Fred 6ri«r, Ruth Veal*, Msrtha Vitry, Dorothy West, 14 Inchea wide, 50 and Helen Wourms. The next Holy Communion Sunday at the in charge of our marcell Robert Keiher and WiUiam Slattery; Roie Msry White, Nellie Wickhsm. Mar­ inches long. Hang of the students will put on a pro­ for interest in reforestation work guerite Wackner. Eleanor Zook, Lenoro on the back of me'eting will be held June 14, 8:30 Mass. All members are Bcchelor of Silence in Conunerce, Ed- gram for the parents. and co-operation of members of class. w*rd Austen and Leonard Bitbing; Kelioker. Bertha Weiihanple, Dori* Me- your bedroom, when the new officers will be in­ Word was received at the col­ urged to attend Leaa, Ann Sullivan. Maty Ponikvar and bathroom or closet stalled. Members of the ’33 class councils located near the camps, Baeheler of jPkUoaaphy, James Burke, Gertruda Walsh. ' lege this week of the establishing complimented the officers and Assessment cards are being sent John Cummings, PhlHp Dolan, Bernard door or wall, Com­ will be guests of honor, and will to the members of St, John’s par­ Friel, John ^rtland, James McGraw, plete with screw o f a scholarship...... for ‘Regis ‘higl :h members on the work they had James O’Connell, Patrick Orr, Henry ST. JOSEPH’S eyes for hanging. organize as a unit in the chain of school by the Holy Name men of ish this week to provide funds to DENVER Frame In Mahog­ TeL clubs. George Kelly, retiring done in the past two years under Seims, Fred Ter**ani and WUUam K. Rudolph Aemmer, Helen Carbrey, S t Catherine’s parish. The schol­ trying conditions, and gave as­ meet a maturity on July 1 on the Walch, Helen Coleman. Albert de Crtdleo, Harry any, Walnut, Ma­ HE. president, was host at this meet­ arship will be awarded annually to bonded indebtedness of the parish. Eagan. JuanlU Eggert, Philip Fiore. ple and Ivory. ' 7848 ing and was assisted by his moth­ surance of his continued co-op­ .LORETTO HEIGHTS COLLEGE Marcelia Franke. Conrad Gaasehow. Packing Extra an / Stthe outstanding boy student o:/ Stthe The parish societies all request a MaH Orders er, who served the refreshments. eration. Bishop Vehr declared he BEAUTY ConuatnceaatBt Juua • 7**.*‘ * Gxilfeyie. Char- Catherine’s school to be decided was particularly pleased with the continuation of the assessment Margie Cannon, w inifred Esty, Gar- lotte Hoeliken. Louise Hutekint, George ' June, the month of brides, will by a committee of five composed custom rather than the introduc­ Wonderful selection of Framed Ple- results of the corporate Commun­ aldint Gray.. MagdaUne lagua Klansner, . Mary , turas, Greduatioa, Father’s Day and claim three young ladies of the of the pastor of Sti Catherine's, tion of bazaars or festivals at the Ellen Maginni*, Regina McMindes, Vir­ McCawiey. John ion. MeCloekw, ^ n c e s MUler, Madeline Greeting Cards. Ladles’ whit* and parish and' club' Who are well the superintendent of the school, present time. ginia UoMindts, Isabelle MeNamara, Re- beaded Bags and Gifts of every de­ 300 PRESENT AT SCHOOL Ina Montgwiaery. Mareello Murphy, Rogers, Muriel Rogers. Gurda Ruth. Ed- known. Miss Marcella Franke, a scription. the sister superior of the school, BANQUET SUNDAY S[»ry O'PonnoU, Mary Jaae Fecoql, Charlotte member of this year’s graduating the president of the Holy Name Colorado'* Old RoHable Paulin* Smith, Ooraldipe ^uilivan, Lu­ Marie Stewart. class,* will be married on June 24 The ladies of St. Michael’s par­ TABERNACLE GROUP Beauty School cille Biedc amSTheen* Pulver. Mildred Yaggie and Richard Wille. society and one other member of ish Served the banouet for the to Frank Libonati at a Nuptial the society to be chosen annually MEETS THIS FRIDAY SACRED HEART HIGH FRIED'S Mass to be siing by the Very Rev. Knights ' of Columbus Sunday 82& 15th St. pancratia h a l l by the Holy Name men. 'The Cemaaencemeat June 7 Anderson. Frances Began. Mar- 1522 STOUT ST. Joseph P. Fagen. Marcella is the night. It was held in the dining An overflow attendance is ex­ Tako EUvator scholarship is for orie year and room of the Holy Cross abbey and Manr Kathryn Bland, Hill City. S. D.; oella Coibura, Alice Corey, Ruth Davis, WE DELIVER ANYWHERE daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward for a day student. pected Friday, June 2, at 2:30, Dorothy AI^, Colorado Springs; Mary •• Jeannette Leslie, Menu- Franke of .22 South Washington was attended by over 300 people. when the Tabernacle society meets Kathryn* Ruasell, Greeley; Mildred Ut* M«rqu«s. Lorraine WeLaugliUn. Anne street. John B. Burke of this par­ ence Grisenti, Josephine Hawks, The dining room and the long in the home of Mrs. D. G. Monag­ Hinec, Lander, Wye.; Marian Lower. oi***“*S“‘ PhUlipE» EuUIia tables, extending the full lentrih Puente, Calif.; TbaraM Connelly, Raton, w# w » j j •saw* »«a Irish Stew,” Dennis Ho­ Stephen Egan, S.J., principal of Ladies’ Pumps, gan, Junior Kellogg; Donald Ho­ Alumni breakfa.st, to be given the Regis high school, will deliver the Congratulations gan, his son, William Sloan; Mary graduating class, were made at a sermon. Diplomas will be distrib­ Ties and Oxfords Why Not a Musical Instrument to Hogan, his wife, Helen' Gibbons; meeting of the officers on Tuesday uted after Mass and before the / Marian Hogan, his daughter, Te­ of last week. The breakfast will breakfast. Give Joy Throughout a Lifetime? resa Guilfoyle; Patrick Lahey, his be held Sunday, June 11, after the The Very Rev. Joseph A. Her­ friend, Dan McCawley; Tim Too 8:30 Mass. Wednesday, June 7, bers, S.J., president of the college, lin, hia enemy, an old flame of is the deadline for reservations. will offer the Mass and give the CongrcUulationSf Qraduates! Mary’s, John McCloskey; Goston Members whose adaresses are not sermon for the Regis college ^ad- .Marcel, Marian’s fiance, A1 de on file are again reminded to get uates on Thursday morning, June Autrey Bros. from Credico; Leopore Schmidt, Don­ in touch with either Eddie Mc­ 8. In the evening the program will ald's fiancee, Charlotte Secord; Closkey, MA. 5986, or Alberta be as follows: Processional, Regis style and Quality Special Mrs.-0’Flaherty, an old flame of Turner, TA. 1033. orchestra, under the direction of $1.98 a Pair The Knight-Campbell Music Co. Dennis, Muriel Rogers; Jasper The Rev. D. L. Keating, C. SS, the Rev. Andrew S. Dimichino, Lee, a Colored undertaker, Ran­ R., is in charge of the church at S.J.; “ The Year in Review,” the LADIES’ HOSIERY ENGRAVERS Haadqnartara for dolph Aemmer. Rifle, Colo., and its missions in Very Rev. Joseph A. Herberis, S.J.; Full Fashioned, Chiffon The sisters of the city are in­ the illness of the pastor. Father presentation of the candidates for The Junior Daughters’ Bands & Orchestras vited to the performance Sunday Brady. Father Darley expects to degrees, the Rev, Joseph A. Ryan, Special 55^ Pr. afternoon at 2:30. leave the latter part of the week S.J., dean; conferring of degrees. Two Pairs, $1.05 Denver, Colo. A First Communion class of 26 for San Luis, Colo., where he will Father Herbers, S.J.; valedictory. ^ I s and 26 boys received at St, give a 10-day retreat. John S. Mall, A.B.; awarding of Joseph’s May 28. The, first com­ prizes. Father Herbers; address to KHIgHTEBfAMPBtUT municants were Kathryn Albright, THANKS PUBLISHED the graduates, John J. Sullivan, RUDOLPH’S A.B., Regis, ’ 15; recessional, or­ Mary Bridgewater, Mary Car- A reader of The Register wishes * "Shoe* You Dopend On 1617 Califorwia KEystoao 7131 macx, Lillian Cochrane, Mary to publish her thanks for a tem­ chestra; reception for the gradu­ Dermody, Lillian Durocher, Majrie poral favor received through the ates. The commencement irill be 804 15TH ST. Eberle, Rosalie Greenfield, Flor- intercession of S t Jude. held in the Regis Littlo theater. PAGE EIGHT Office. 938 Bannock Street /HE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone. Main 5413

Patriotic Groups Seniors Present ! THERE ARE no bargain glasses BOUNDARY LINES OF Trade In your old Watch on a Glttsees cannot be classed with every day products; they are Present at Mass PARISHES SETTLED Drama at Pueblo prescribed and fitted for the most delicate and sensitive organs New Gruen, Elgin, Hamilton -—your eyes. Only trained eyes, with the aid of delicate instru­ Grand Junction.— The patriotic (St. Pfttrick’a Parish, Pueblo) ments, can (letect lens differences which affect present and organizations of the city attend­ Colorado Springs.— The boun­ len Binard, Gordon Good, Bert The senior class play at St. Pat­ dary lines of the different parishes ed the 10 o'clock Mass in a body Shadford, Joseph Kuhns, Julius rick’s high school was a crowning future ability to see, and which often means the difference of the city, which had been in Piaseck, Billy Gaughan, Ernest or Illinois Sunday at St. Joseph’s church. feature o f the year’s theatrical ac­ J between safe and unsafe glasses. question for a number of years, Father Bertrand delivered an in­ Beroni, Dorothy Roggo, Jean tivities. Lindsey .Barbee’s beau­ We will allow you $5 or more on your old watch re­ have been definitely settled by spiring Memorial day address. The Broderick, Vivian Hogan, Ruth tiful play, “ The Spell of the Bishop Vehr and are as follows: gardless of condition. choir rendered appropriate music Rummelhart, Agnes Greggs, Agnes Image,'’ was the presentation, The south boundary line of Cor­ Swigert Bros. Optical Co. for the occasion. The service was Higgins, Margaret Morrison, Kath­ and it was admirably done, Agnes TWO GRADUATION SPECIALS pus Christi parish extends to the, erine Butler, Lucille Lorance; the most beautiful and inspiring Hinds, 'Lucille Weiler, Kenneth $35 Delmar 15-jewel Strap...... $11.50 DENVER’S RELIABLE OPTOMETRISTS held here for a number of years middle of Columbia street, and the Bertha Jane Duran and Mary Moore and Paul Glentzer played south boundary line of St. Mary’s Ruth Northrop. The prizes for Good Glassea Protect Glasses Within the and those attending were much the leading parts in professional 7-jewel Boy’s or Girl’s Wrist Watch...... $5.00 pansh extends to the middle of highest honors were awarded Bob style. Fredna Boggs, as the ro­ and Save Most Limited impressed by the solemnity of the Las Vegas street. As a result of Mass. Kekeisen and Dorothy Roggo. mantic and awkward maid, was Precious Sight Pocket-Book this decision St. Paul’s church, SENIOR PLAY TO BE undoubtedly the star of the char­ The Catholic Daughters of Broadmoor, and Corpus Christi GIVEN ON JUNE 6 M. O’Keefe Jewelry Co. 1550 California St. (Est.l902) Phone KEyatone 7651 America held 4 social meeting acter acting, receiving a good parish have been given some addi­ On Tuesday evening, Jvjne 6, Monday night at the home of Mrs. round of laughter and appkuse 827 Fifteenth St. KEystone 1440 tional territory. the senior class play, “ 0 iKay,” Worth Williams. She was assisted at each appearance. Adeline Aceurmte Watch Repairing— Work Guaranteed— Prices Moderate Special Offer to 1st Communion Children ST. MARY’S HIGH WILL will be presented in the (ihurch Kolbeson and Anna Gnidica were by Mrs. R. B. Dessert, Mrs. Mary auditorium by the following cast: W e Buy Old Gold— Pay Highest Cash Pricas Fox, Miss Elizabeth Sullivan and GRADUATE 21 JUNE 9 dignified matrons. Mark McGrath Our $10 Per Dozen Photos Edith Whitman, Doris Binard; as the office boy, John Sajbel as for $3.50 Per Dozen Miss Lenore Trechter. The pro­ St. Mary’s high school will hold its commencement exercises on Evelyn Whitman, mother, Made­ the manager of The Clarion, gram was a travelogue on France line Glynn; Arthur Whitman, , WILL H. NAST and several interesting papers Friday evening, June 9, in St. Adolph Manuel as the villain and Mary’s church, when 21 young brother, Willard Stanton; Capt. Francis Durkin as the hero’s 827 16th St. were given. Miss Pauline Wilson (Jeorge Whitman, father, Augus­ gave a vocal solo. At the close men and women will receive di­ friend played their parts with en­ STUDIO MAin 4716 plomas. The Rev. Edward M. tine Jeuneman; “ Gram” ’ Pem­ thusiasm and skill. The remain­ of the evening refreshments were broke, Jenniebelle Hopper; Alice Classified Ads served by the hostesses. Woeber, assistant chancellor of ing feminine parts were acted by the diocese, formerly assistant pas­ Borden, Mary Louise Bailey; the Jessie Qlusick, Frances Scoggins The community was saddened tor at St. Mary’s church, will de­ “ Black Terror,” Don Howard; and Agnes Fear,- each adding her DRUG STORES BATTERIES by the sudden and untimely death liver the baccalaureate sermon. “ Orajmp” Pembroke, Peter Hagen; bit to a well-acted play. Parts " ■ i — ■ — : Triangle Cleaners & Dyers ii of Dr. and Mrs. V, T. DeWar, The Very Rev. William Kipp, pas­ J4m|l ayes, Andrew Reidel; Kay in the prologue were played by AURORA DRUG CO. GUARANTEED BATTERIES. $2.25; all which occurred last week when sizes tires, $1.50. Tullob, 536 Santa Fe. tor of St. Mary’s, will confer the M illfi Millis Detective agency, Howard Boggs, Frances Scoggins WATERS BROS. ;; ^ ‘*Denvef8 Most Reliable*' 11 their airplane crashed on James Jen|« Conway; Fred Alden, Nor­ , , Men** Suits cleaned and pressed...... «...... 60c ’ * diplomas. ; The graduates are: and Agnes Fear, juniors and soph­ The Prescription Store , , Men's Topcoats cleaned and preset...... * • peak, when they were returning man Trainor. Fresh Drugs - Low Prices Classical diplomas — Adelaide omores giving an artistic touch PH. AURORA A-258 AURORA, COLO. DENTISTS , , Ladies' Plain Dresses and Coats cleaned and pressed...... - . ssc ' ' to their home in this city. The The junior division of the music with the gn^aceful minuet. . , 10% FOR CASH CARRY ' ' Buffetti, Jennie Conway, Madeline bodies have been returned to their Glynn, Jenniebelle Hopper, Doro­ class of St. Mary’s will give a re­ HUTCHINSON'S PHARMACY DR. J, RAY CRIST I , 1827 PARK AYE. J. E, FLYNN, Owner and Manager MAIN 6179 * * On Sunday, May 28, the little Your Naborhood Druggist Hour. 9 to 5—-Evening* by Appointment old home in Green Bay, Wise., for thy Redelberger and Mary Wei- cital in the church auditorium Fri­ burial. day evening, June 2, and the sen­ ones, after months of careful Phone SPruce 0555 700 So. Pearl PH. SPRUCE 3953 1075 SO. GAYLORD mer; English diplomas— Peter Ha­ preparation, received Our Lord JAMES HUTCHINSON Mrs. William Schneible and Mrs. gan, Gilbert Hesse, Donald How­ ior ^vision will be presented in a reci&l Sunday evening, June 4, for the first time in Holy Com­ SITUATIONS WANTED C. W. Wilson have returned from ard, Augustine Juenneman, An­ munion. This beautiful spectacle La Junta, where they attended the drew Riedel, Walton Stanton, Nor­ in the auditorium of the church. MILLIONS SUFFER EXPERIENCED middle-nged woman Sisters Agnes Marie and Lucina is each year a source of inspira­ wants housework. References. 412 W. 28 E. 6th CathoHc state convention of the Catholic man Trainor, John Thomas Wha­ tion and renewed piety to all who Colfax Ave., Apt. 2. Daughters of America. ley, Mary Louise Bailey, Doris Marie are the music instructors. FROM NERVES St. Mary’s high school held its witness it. The innocence and de­ Are. Symholism Binard, Catherine Gardner, Made­ Famous German Prescription MAN, father of 7 children, needt work. T. F. Callahan and T. J. Lunch annual picnic Monday, May 29, at votion of the children this year Will do anything, P, Tixier, 716 26th St. in attended the state convention of line Dillon, Helen Kraus, Eva Green Mountain falls. produced their usual effect, and Gives Quick Relief TA. 6468 the Knights of Columbus at Canon Vittetoe and Flora Dee Suther­ the hearts of the little ones them­ Over 40 years ago a group of eminent Monuments land. y The M ay. crowning of the physicians in Germany discovered a STRONG BOY over 16, wishes farm City, representing the local coun- statue of the Blessed Virgin was selves overflowed with joy. After work. Experienced. 2887 Clarkson. MAin formula for the 4988. * cil. 28 TO RECEIVE 8TH held Sunday afternoon $t St. the Mass, breakfast was served to treatment of ner­ Mrs. C. G. Goettelman has been GRADE DIPLOMAS Mary’s church at 4 o’clock. The the first communicants by the vousness. Father sisters. Koenig of the WIDOW with 4 children needs work removed to her home from St. Graduation exercises of the entire school participated in the badly. Cleaning, etc. 26 centi an hour Fort Wayne dio­ and ear fare. MAin 4983. ' srr’r'r-bT'r w w wwwwwww^wwwww' W W W W Wi Mary’s hospital, where she had eighth p ade of St. Mary’s school ceremony. On th^ same day, after the last cese brought the been receiving medical treatment. will be held Thursday evening, St. Mary’s high school orchestra Mass, the school children marched prescription t o in procession and held the annual America. Today WILL CARE for children and invalids: The Altar society of St. Joseph’s June 8, in the church auditorium. went to Denver FridSy to play Koenig’s Nervine 40c an hoar and ear fare. MAin 2783. [ St. - Joseph’s Parish church met last week at the home There will be twenty-eight grad­ for the St. Thomas’ Seminary May crowning. Miss Agmes is acclaimed of Mrs. Henry Monheim in Apple- uates. Following the presentation guild meeting, held at the Capitol flinds of the senior class, always everywhere b e- COMPETENT elderly bookkeeper ton. Mrs. Preston Dean was as­ Life Insurance building. a sweet and charming picture, cause of its great wants full or part-time work. Phone of diplomas the graduates will value in relieving SPruce 6270. sistant hostess. The ride was en­ give an operetta, entitled “ Yinki Fathers Fintan and Celsus of had the honor of crowning Our nervous disorders. joyed and a pleasant afternoon was San,” with the following cast: Farminrton, N. M., were guests Lady as Queen of the May. Boys Why neglect ner­ KLEIN'S RED & WHITE at S t Mary’s rectory last week. and girls of the entire school took vousness when spent by the guests at the Mon­ Yanki San, the princess, Ruth quick relief is BAGGAGE AND REPAIRING heim country home. Rummelhart; San Fan, maid to Father Fintan is general visitor part with evident piety and love possible? Try this White King, Large Pkg...... 18c Yanki San, Dorothy Roggo; Seven of the Third Order, f of the Blessed Virgin. celebrated medi­ THE A. E. MEEK TRUNK ft BAG CO The Young Ladies’ sodality en­ cine. It has given Special this week— Fitted Dresainff Cases. With $1.00 Grocery Purchaae of Items Not Advertised tertained at a card social at St. Roses of Japan, sisters'of Y ^ k i The seniors of St. Mary’s will In the past month the ninth and relief to t h o u- 1036 16TH ST. 1162 Kalnmath Joseph’s hall last week. There San, Ruth Dea, ■ Elizabeth Bailey, entertain the juniors at a Com­ tenth guides have presented de­ sands. For chronic munion breakfast Thursday mbrn- nervous disorders, was a good attendance and a Louise Udovich, Mary Jean En- bates which were good harbingers TREE EXPERTS low, Jean Redelberger, Lucille ing, June 8, at Stratton Park inn. of the skill of future St. Patrick’s nervous attacks and sleeplessness it has REQUIESCANT IN PACE pleasant evening was enjoyed. no equal. It is entirely free from all USE Kuhns, Jacqueline McClinton. On Friday evening, June 2, the debating teams. These classes harmful drugs and is positively guaran­ OUTDOOR AHTS CO.—-Dependable tree ANNA MARIE LAKAS, 295 S. Wil* Prince Toto, father of Yanki San, seniors will be gueSts of the high contain splendid material and with teed or your money will be refunded. experts, diagnosis free. Call Englewood Usros St. Mother of Mm. Herbert Fsir> Allen Binard; Princess Toto, school at a social in the assembly the practice they will have each Get a bottle of Koenig's Nervine from 116-W. CORBETT’S all, Mrs. O. H. Hencmsiin, £. J. Lskss your druggist today, or if you wish we mother of Yanki San, Agnes hall. year, they should be first-class de­ will send you a free trial sita bottle. and C. L. Lskms. Requiem Mass was of« Louisville Tots at PRINTERS’ INK AND SUPPLIES fered at St. Francis de Sales’ church Sat* Greggs; High Chancellor of the The funeral of Miss Maggie Mc­ baters when they reach their sen­ Use coupon. ICE urday at 10. Interment MU Olivet. W. Court of No Man, Ted Haas; Dermott, who died Tuesday of last ior year. Edward Kovock, John P. Horan & Son service. THE TEMPLE CORPORATION Prince Ton Ton, of the nobility of week at her home in Peyton, Colo., Connors,' Walter Butts, Helen Mae KOENIG MEDICINE CO., Dept. R-26. Printing and Lithographic Inks, J. HENRY NEIDERMEYER, Dawson, First Communion 1045 N. Wells St., Chicago. Illinois. CREAM N. M. Requiem Mass was offered at the Japan, Billy Gaughan; Prince was held Friday morning. May 26, Lally, Esther Burkhardi and Ele- Reducing Compounds Please send me a free trial size bottle 1408 Waxee St, MAin 0410 Denver, Colo. Cathedral at 9 o'clock May 17. Inter* Oto, son of the Mikado, Jack Mc­ from St. Mary’s church. nore Larson represented the fresh­ of Koenig’s Nervine. ment Mt. Olivet. W. P. Horan ft Son Louisville.— On Sunday, May Farland; ambassadors of the Mik­ CORPUS CHRISTI PUPILS men. : Eymard Glentzer, Jack service. Name ...... ------Keys .... FRANK MILANO. 8939 Jason St. Hus* 28, at 8 o’clock, St. Louis’ parish ado, J. Kuhns, D. Reynolds, B. TO GIVE ENTERTAINMENT Bowlds, Marie Beecher and Vir­ EGGS band of Mary Milano, father of Charles of Louisville witnessed a very Shadford; the twins, Vivian The pupils of Corpus Christi ginia Aasterud presented one Address and Mary Milano. Florence De Bell, Rose school will present an entertain­ MORGAN'S EGG FARM, Deliveries made, locks repaired, combi­ Amato, Josephine Snyder and Angeline touching scene when twenty chil­ Hogan, Jean Broderick; Jap­ sophomore debate; George Balle- twice weekly. 801 Sheridan. KE. 8888. nations changed, saws filed, Clem. Requiem Mass was offered at dren approached the Holy Table anese maidens, fisher lads, fire­ ment of plays and music on weg, Raymond Kuhne, Albert Sel­ scissors, knives, lawnmowers Mount Carmel church at 9 Thursday. for the first time. Separate flies, fan dancers, wisteria maid­ Wednesday afternoon, June 7, and ler, Mayne Butkevich, Hope Man­ The Best in sharpened at . . . Funeral was held from the resident at on Thursday evening, June 8, in UMBRELLA REPAIRING 2 p. m. interment Olivet. W. P. groups of f 9ur were ushered into ens, parasol dancers. The grade uel and Loretto Niznick presented Horan ft Son service. the sanctuary by “ angels”— tiny graduates are as follows: Bobby the church hall, in connection with the other. Used UMBRELLAS repaired and recovered. ' • — The— Gloves mended. Denver Umbrella Shop. MRS. NORA McTAGUE. 886 S- Fearl boys and girls in white. The well- Kekeisen, Ted Haas, Jack McFar­ the closing exercises of the school. St. Sister of Mrs. Margaret Gilchrist, The following pupils will be jgrad- The annual prom given by the Furniture 1604 Aparahoe St., second floor. MAin Denver; Thomas Hyde, Basin, W yo.; trained children’s choir sang ap­ land, Donald Reynolds, Gerald juniors in compliment to the de­ 8462. Clipper Key, Inc. uated from the eighth grade at Caih or Credit Miss Kate Hyde, Beloit; Kans. Requiem propriate hymns. Immediately Madden, Robert Singer, Robert parting seniors this year, took t"he Mass was offered at 9 Saturday in St. after the Mass, the first communi­ Sutherland, Richard Hagan, Rich­ commencement exercises June 8; Retail Rooms 19 E.COLFAJ^ TABOR 6837 Francis de Sales’ church. Interment Mt. Margaret Nealon, Adele Dostal, form of a dinner social in the PAINTING - PAPERHANGINC Olivet Boulevard service. cants were officially enrolled in ard Chiaro, James McKenna, Al- school hall. This was an extraor­ Open Daily Prdmpt, Efficient Service NELLIE} FISHER, 2745 Decatur. the Confraternity of the Scapular. Josephine Fentena, Elaine Car- PAINTING, PAPERHANGING, CAL- Mother of Frank A.. Mayme L., Ella M., anci, Joseph Kuperus, Hubert Held dinarily attractive affair. The hall CIMINING, all repairs on platter, brick, We Solicit and Appreciate Your In the evening of the' same day, A FULL LINE OF cement and woodwork: by day or con­ Business Thomas E., Gertrude and John F. Fisher and Victor Caranci. was artistically decorated in the and Mrs. Margaret M. Terrell, sister of there took place the beautiful class colors, apricot and moss OFFICE FURNITURE tract. J. J. Gillen. 863 Bannock St. Ambrose Kelly. Requiem Mass was of* ceremony of the crowning of the Weekly Novena Business certificates will be Phone PEarl 3330. fered at St. Dominic’s church at 9 Sat* given the following: Margaret green; an excellent dinner was urday, Interment Fairmount. SpUlane May queen. A long procession of served, and the evening was spent We rent Folding Chairs, Card and acolytes and girls in white wear­ Nealon, Adele Dostal, Elaine Car- Banquet Tables, Dishes, Silver­ BARBER AND BEAUTY SHOPS service. Service Popular ance, Joseph Kuperus, Victor in a gay social to the music of MARGARET GEEHAN, 1526 Pennsyl­ ing veils filed into the church sing­ ware, anything in stock. In Your Home— Beauty Service Reaa. I J: T. Upton Renovating Co. Caranci, Josephine Cinio, Al­ Bernard Jerman’s orchestra. vania. Mother of Dr. Maurice F. Gee* ing: “ ’Tis the Month of Our Established 1888 Call Mom. and Ere. for AppL Geraldint, han, Chicago; aunt of Irene Keefe. Re­ On Friday 'evening, May 26, PE. 4868. Mother.” An inspiring sermon (Sacred Heart of Mary Pariah, fred Rieden, Donald Haskins, Al­ Carpet Cleaners quiem Mass was qffered Monday at 9 in Miss Irene Pryor entertained the the Cathedral. Interment Mt. Olivet was preached by the pastor, Fa­ South Bpulder) bert Light, Cecilia Horvat, Anna PHONE KEYSTONE 4852 That Clean Ted Day service. Del Mastro, Lillian Lente, Betty members of her St. Patrick’s HAIR CUT JOHN J. KILKER, 1980 Newton. Hus­ ther Albert Schaller,, -O.S.B., The novena to the Sacred Heart Prompt, Ressenabis, which was followed by the crown­ De Mark and Thomas Alley. school ballroom dancing class at Now 354^ Personal Service band of Mary Kilker, father of Francis, of Mary is becoming more popular Final certificates will be given a lovely party at her studio. Miss JOHN H. REDDIN < Eleanor and Cornelius Kilker, brother of ing and an act of consecration to as time foes by. Each week W. H. UPTON. Manager Mrs.. J ( ^ Quinn, Mrs. Thomas McGee. the Blessed Virgin. Benediction to Richard Roloson, Angelo De Pryor’s work is of the highest Attorney and Counselor at Law CAL STOVER’S Miss l4ora Kilker, James Kilker of shows an increase in attendance. Marco, Joseph Conello, Oddie class* and offers excellent train­ 612-614 Ernest & Cranraer Block n East Colfax, at Broadway 765 Tejon Street Brighton, Colo., and Anthony Kilker of with the Most Blessed Sacrament Each Sunday evening at 7:30 Santa Rosa, Calif. Requiem Mass was was given, after which the entire Duran, Mary Rose Noll, Mary ing. 17th and Curtis TAbor 5223 offered -in S t Dominic’s church Monday the Rosary, Litany, act of conse­ Pinello and George Claus. Phone MAin 0557 Denver, Colo. HOTELS congregation joined in singing cration to the Sacred Heart of at 9:30. Interment Mt. Olivet. Hart­ “ Holy God.” The program was a follows: COLORADO HOTEL— Seventeenth St. ford service, Mary and other prayers are re­ Musical selections— Lon Hesly, Miss at Trenaont; one-half block from bua MARY L. RIVERA. 521 W. 6th Ave. Manrsret Kemp and Victor Caranci. CLEANERS Mother of Ra/mond, Paul and Anthony On June 8, at 8:00 p. m. St. cited, an appropriate sermon on Altar Society depot. A. L. Smith* proprietor. Phone “ Welcome"—Song. KE. 2391. Special low perm, rates. Rivera. Mrs. C. S. Pynch and Mrs. C. E. Louis’ school will close after a the devotion is preached and Bene­ “ The Land of Dolls"— A playlet by the Phone Cardwell of Chicago, 111.. Ten grandchil­ very successful school term with diction of the Blessed Sacrament little folks. Doyle's Pharmacy Look dren also survive. Requiem Mass was of­ CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS’ HOME, GA. 5084 is given. “ A Golden Room in a Wooden House" Has Meetings The Particular Druffiat 1772 Grant. Pleasant home for girls. for fered in St. Joseph's church Monday at graduation and a musical recital — A drama in two acts. Characters: CAMERAS AND FILMS the W. A. 9: Interment Mt. Olivet. given by the music class. St. When circumstances permit, a Mrs. Pierce, Charline Dwyer; Edith 17th Ave. and Grant JAMES ^ LYONS. Funeral services FURNACE WORK Electric Grierson, Louis’ school is conducted by the special priest is secured to give Ward, a niece of Mrs. Pierce, Adele Dos­ Westcliffe.— Mrs. Frank Falk- TAbor 8936— TAbor 8937 were held in Fitzsimons chapel Thursday Sisters of the Most Precious Blood tal; D^ris Carter, a niece of Mrs. Pierce, Sign Prop. at 9 a. n|. Interment Mt. Olivet Olingcr the novena sermon. Father Rob­ Elaine Caranci; Lulu, a Negro mammy, enberg, assisted by Mrs. Teresa Formerly 18th and Clarkaon FURNACES INSTALLED ft REPAIRED from O’Fallon, Missouri. Under ert'Murray; O.S.B., delivered last Mary Sentena; Nellie Dawson, a friend Bouchard, entertained the Altar FREE DELIVERY H. H. York, 527 E. Expoiltiea. PE. 2218 these very able and efficient teach- Sunday’s sermon and Father Jus- of Doris, Margaret Nealon; Florenqe and Rosary society May 11. Be­ ANDREW P. McCALLIN, ACTIVE ers the school has grown in the Harris, a friend of Edith, Anna Del IN ST. FRANCIS* PARISH. DIES tin McKernan, O.S.B., will preach Mastro; Maggie McCarthy, |^n Irish lass, cause of the increasing number in CHIROPRACTIC Members of St. Francis' parish were past three years from an enroll­ on Sunday, June 4. Mary Rose Noll; Club girls, Emelia the Altar society it is necessary ^ CHIROPRACTIC shocked by the sudden death May 24 of ment of 90 to 125. Varrone, Josephine Clmirio, Louise Dixon, Andrew P. McCallln, 281 South Grant. The parish choir, under the di­ Rosemary Nealon; Mary Pinello. Betty some months to hold two meet­ Defects in the *pine lending to diieaie* While ifr.^ McCaJlin had been in poor ings. The second May meeting *re corrected by Chiropractic method*. rection of Miss Marie Hartnagle, De Mark, Lucille Kane, Mary Kuperus, NO Connnltation free. Dr. Jxme* H. High, Theodore health fbf'some time, he worked up until Isabelle Williams and Lucille Haskins. was held May 25 with Mrs. R ose; the day before his death. He was bom has been a splendid help towards D.C., 607 Central Siring* Bank Bldg. “ Troublesome Servants" — A farce. TAbor 6666. in Denver April 18, 1886. the son of Mr. the popularity of the novena. Characters; Mr. Grimes, Victor Caranci; Knuth, assisted by Mrs. Edith Ran-1 COST and Mrs. A. P. McCsHln. Sr. He was Officers to Be Philip McKee of the University of photographer, Thomas Marretta; Jube, dolph. A bake sale was planned For Man to Call and Give Sstl- considered a master in his line of work Colorado sang “ My Rosary” at Albert Light; Armand, Raymond and Ed­ for June 24. Mrs. Jane Schneider mates on Packing and Shipping INFANTS’ CARE H ackethal and formerly had been associated with mund. Oddie Duran, Hubert Stivertnik KXyatoae 0325 ’ the firm of Smith ft McCalHn, prominent last Sunday’s service; and Miss and Angelo De Marco; clown, Ugo Buf­ became a new member. OSca aad Warehousa, ,1521 20tli SL Lsuer’a Home for Babies. 3001 Vine contractors. . He was married twenty- Installed June 7 Vera Woodbury, likewise of Colo­ fetti; a swell, Milton Mcllrath; Handy Father Edmund Butz, O.S.B., St. Phone H. 6544. We welcome yonr four years, ago to Miss Anna KclJeber. rado university, will be the soloist Andy. Hubert Heid; Ching-Cong, Jos­ of Holy Cross abbey. Canon City, inspection. MORTUARY Mr. McCallin attended Annunciation eph Kuperus; Bill, George Claus; the grads school and old Sacred Heart col­ (St. Patrick’s Parish) on Sunday, June 4. cook, Donald Haskins; gardener, John accompanied the pastor, Father lege. now Regis. He had been an active Sunday will be the Holy Com­ Father Raymond Layton, O.S.B., Dwyer; peddler. Joseph Canello; Mr. Fabian, to Westcliffe Wednesday, ANNUNCIATION USED PIANOS t 1449-51 Kalamath St. member of St. Francis de Sales’ parish Simmions, Richard Roloson. May 24, and remained over until for twenty-four years, and was the fa­ munion day for the members of pastor of the parish, attended the “ A Circus in the Barn"— Intermediate REUTER ORGAN COMPANY- ther of eleven children, eight of whom the Altar and Rosary society. They state convention of the Knights of grades. Sunday. PARISH Sweetest Tone Phone MAin 4006 are living. The eldest, Joseph A., has T. R. Walker, Agent for Colo., New Hex. been a student in the Jesuit seminary will receive at the 8 o’clock Mass. Columbus, held at the Holy Cross The card party given by the' Al­ “ East Danver’a Largeit Drug Store” and Wyo. Fine need pianos. at Florissant, Moi. for the p ^ t four The regular monthly meeting will abbey in Canon City this week. tar society at the Westcliffe hotel Address Johnson Storage Co., 221 Bdway. years -and came to Denver to attend the be held on Wednesday afternoon, Tuesday evening, May 23, was funeral. A Solemn Requiem Mass was The American legion held its Franklin Pharmacy June 7, at the home of Mrs. John Church Roof Is largely attended. offered Saturday morning at 9, with annual memorial services Tuesday, W ALL PAPER Father J. J. Donnfelly as celebrant, as­ Men'ghin, 2734 West 36th avenue, May 30, in the Catholic cemetery The time for Sunday Mass has fUft storm sisted by Father O'Shaughnessy. S.J., at 2 o’clock. The newly-elected in South Boulder. The Rev. Al­ been changed from 8:30 and 10:30 deacon; Father Slpchen, S.J., subdeacon; officers will be seated, and a pro­ THE DENVER PASTE AND WALL Hartford Father James Donahue, master of cere bert Schaller, O.S.B., spoke, tell­ Being Repaired to 8 and 10 O’clock for the sum­ 34TH AND FRANKLIN ST. PAPER COMPANY monies. Fathers O'Heron. Cusack, S J.; gram of future activities will be ing of the Catholic doctrine and mer months. KEystone 1753 Full Line W*ll Pxper, Pa*te and Paint*. Cotter. Bergin, McMahan and Smith also outlined. Following the regular Phone KE. 8831 J. W. Beach were present. The fact that the church practice in regard to the departed. Durango.—A group of men, un­ Gordon Quinn, a prominent at­ FREE DELIVERY IMMEDIATELY 1866 Arapahoe Street Mortuary was,illled to capacity at the service gave business meeting a social hour will He praised the legion for its beau­ be held. A full attendance is re­ der the direction of M. E. Wher- torney of Chicago, has been visit­ sUerit testimony that Mr. McCallin was tiful services on that day and ritt, has begun the work of put­ ing relatives in Silver Cliff the PAPER HANGING and painting. Win- 620 E. Colfax held in great esteem by the entire com­ quested as many matters of im­ urged that the practice be con­ shade* cleaned. A. Beringer. YO, 8670-J, munity. The whole parish joins in ex- portance are to be discussed. i ting a new roof on St. Columba’s past two weeks. tendii^g sympathy to the bereaved fam­ tinued. A large crowd attended. church. This work has been badly Mrs. Jane Schneider entertained PHONE KEYSTONE 2779 ily. In addition to his wife. Mrs. Anna Commencing with this Sunday OLSON & OLSON A number of people came to the needed for some time, and the con­ at a lovely bridal shower for Lu­ . 2760 W. 29TH, GALLUP 0605 CHIROPODISTS McCaJUn, those who survive him are the summer schedule of Masses cemetery Monday and Tuesday to Res. Phone SPruce^ 3296 five son's, Joseph, S J.; Andrew, Fred; will go into effect. Masses until dition of the old roof now makes cille Falkenberg, who will become 3080 E. 6TH AVE.. YORK 4266 DR. BERTHA DE WOLFE. D.S.C., D.C. John 'and Thomas,, and three daughters, care for the graves of their be­ 1888 ELM ST., FRANKLIN 8892 further notice will be at 6, 8, 10 it absolutely necessary. a bride June 22. RUSSELL L. BOYD. D.S.C. Dorothy, Margaret and Julean; his loved dead, and the many flowers The Bit-’o-Pep club enjoyed a This Sunday a class of several For Quality, Service, Economy and Podiatrist* (Scienttfic Chirop^ist*) mother, Mrs. Julia McCallin; two sisters and 12 o’clock. Daily Mass will Courtesy, Be Sure and Trade 202-203 McClintock Bldg., 1654 Calif. 8t. and two brothers, all of whom reside in be at 7:30. and decorations were a fine tribute icnic at Pinkerton-iq-the-Pines children will receive First Holy at Olson ft Olson Grocery Denver. Interment was made in Mt. that evoked much comment. kst week on Thursday evening. Communion. and Market: Olivet cemetery under thtf direction of Envelopes for district No. 2 are £ Close to one hundred ypung peo­ HOUSES FOR RENT A COMMUNITY SERVICE Hartford mortuary. being distributed this week. The condition of Mrs. James RECEIVES DEGREE JUNE 7 ple were present, and all report a DAUGHTER'S DEATH HASTENS deli|;htful time. THE ABBEY SCHOOL FOR RENT—6-room partly modern Hatfield Mortuary PASSING OF MRS. S. D. RYBICKI O’Drain is slightly improved. Sis­ Justin A. Gargan, president of Class to R eceive Conducted by the Benedictine Fathers of house. 1409 Lipan St. JAY M. HATFIELD Twenty-one days after the death of ter Mary Jarleth, her daughter, the Newman club of Denver uni­ Sister Ursulita of Blanco, New Holy Cross Abbey her 10-year-old daughter. Dorothy, who has returned to St. Louis. Mexico, is a patient at Mercy hos­ School of .Theoloffy« Junior College* Sen­ FOR RENT— Furnished five rooms; rcUpkoiM*! Eng. 577, SP. 2805 was killed when struck by a coal truck versity, will receive the Bachelor of Arts degree from that institu­ pital, where'she recently under­ First Communion ior High School and Junior High School breakfast nook, frigidalre. 4146 Grove 2775 SO, BROADWAY at Jewel! avenue and Broadway. Mrs. Modern Buildings, Spacious Campus, St. GAUup 2689: Sophia D. Rybieki died at her borne, 2649 a pioneer Golden, Colo., merchant, died tion on Wednesday, June 7. He went an operation. She was ac­ South Broadway. Attending physicians at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Frank companied to Durango by Sister Healthful Climate, Beautiful Surround- believed her death was hastened by the E. Wheeler. Mrs. Heatley was horn in is a graduate of Regis high school, inga. W ANTED-mhoir director. Catholic Margaret Mary of Farmington. (St.’ Leo’a Pariah) For information apply to the shock of her child's death. She had Northampton, Hass., September S, 1B68. class of '29, A .group of children will re­ preferred but not essential if experienced been confined to her bed since her daugh­ Her husband, Edward J. Heatler, was a Mrs. Ella McLellon entertained Rev. Rector, the Abbey School with Latin-singing choir. No remuner­ ter’s funeral. Mrs. Rybieki came to Den- pioneer merchant, in Golden until 1898, twenty ladies at her home last ceive First Communion Sunday at ation now, but competent person may when the family moved to Denver and CANON CITY COLORADO make position salaried. State age, /ver in 1927 with her husband, Z. S. BRIDGE CLUB ENTERTAINED week on Wednesday afternoon for the 9 o’clock Mass. Some of the Rybieki, and their daughter, from Cbl* Mr. Heatley entered the real estate whether married, training and telephone W E esgo, her birthplace. business. Mrs. John Reddin entertained the benefit of the Rosary and Al­ children will be confirmed after­ nomber. Box O, care The Denver. Cath­ Besides her husband, her father and She is survived by two daughters, her bridge club at luncheon at tar society. wards at the Cathedral. THE FIRMS LISTED HERE olic Register. two sisters of Chicago survive her. Re­ Mrs. Wbeeleri and Mrs. W. R. Awenlus the Antlers last Wednesday. Miss Rose Cavanaugh, accom­ The Yqung Ladies’ sodality will DESERVE TO MOVE - quiem Msi