BISHOP GEORGE BEHRING CONSECRATED

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WANTED— A GOOD FOOLKILLER OF HOLY GHOST FOR AUXILIARY The foolkiller either isn’ t on the DENVER CATHaiC job or it getting lazy. Maybe we need a new one who’ll really watch hit butinett. Anyhow, we’re CHURCH,PLAN IN CINCINNATI pretty disgusted about the way things are going. Up in Alberta, Can., some of Four Brothers of Prelate Witness Elevation the craziest stunts of the age are Drive Begun for Funds; Main Altar to Be being pulled off. Ordinarily we sEeconstructed; Need for New Edifice REGISTER Of Ohio Native; Bishop U. J. Vehr don’t mind a, few deviations from the normal, hut some of this stuff ^ In Near Future Seen The National Catholic Welfare Conference News Service Supplies The Denver Catholic Register. We Have Takes Part in Rite it actually dangerous. Also the International News Service (Wire and M ail), a Large Special Service, and Seven Smaller Services. Alberta features a social credit The Very Rev. Msgr. John R. Mulroy, pastor of Holy Cincinnati.— Before a capacity audience filling St. government under Premier ' Wil­ Ghost church at 19th and California streets, Denver, has VOL. XXXIII. No. 8. DENVER, COLO., THURSDAY, OCT. 7, 1937. $2 PER YEAR Peter in Chains Cathedral, the Most Rev. George J. Reh- liam Aberhart, who came into announced the opening of a $3,000 drive for the complete ring, S.T.D., was elevated to the Episcopate Thursday, Oct. power in 1935. He advocates a sort of freak pension system. Hit redecoration of the church and the reconstruction of the is the Most Rev. 7. The colorful ritual was witnessed by more than 20 program is, in effect, to turn the main altar in conformity with liturgical requirements. Be­ Cincinnati's Newest Member of the Hierarchy George ; J. Reh- members of the Hierarchy, 39 Monsignors, and approxi­ province into a profit-sharing cor­ cause of the remote possibility of completing the super­ ring, S.T.D., Auxiliary Bishop of Cincinnati, who was elevated to the Episcopacy Thursday, Oct. 7, with mately 400 priests. Members of the various sisterhoods and poration. In this every Albertan structure of Denver’s downtown basement church in the Archbishop John T. McNicholas, O.P., S.T.M., officiating. Taking part in the ceremonies were three the laity completely filled the remainder of the Cathedral. would be a “ stockholder,” if he near future, it was judged necessary to undertake an imme­ other natives of Cincinnati, Archbishop Francis J. L. Beckman of Dubuque, Bishop Joseph H. Albers of agreed to play the game. The four brothers of the Bishop, relatives, immediate diate remodeling of the present edifice. Daily exposition Lansing, and Bishop Urban J. Vehr of Denver.— (Murset photo.) friends among the laity, and civic dignitaries occupied A basic dividend, perhaps $25 of the Blessed Sacrament conducted in the church, which seats of honor near the sanctuary. a month, would be paid to each was introduced by the Most Rev. citizen of voting age. Thus, every Bishop Rehring was the 22nd Bishop Urban J. Vehr on Ash prelate to be raised to this high adult, rich or poor, employed or Wednesday in 1933, makes the jobTest, would have a gratuitous office at St. Peter in Chains Cathe­ immediate rebuilding of the tem­ dral. He is also the sixth native income from his province. porary altar along liturgical lines St. Vincent de Paul Msgr. McMenamin son of Cincinnati to receive this Econtfmists of note hoot at the imperative. The present altar will dignity, the others being Arch­ idea. Aberhart has never been able not be discarded, but will be re­ bishop Beckman of Dubuque, la.; to put it into effect, and his gov­ built and surmounted by a velvet Bishop Albers of Lansing, Mich.; ernment has experienced serious baldachino or canopy. Pews and Will Broadcast Bishop Vehr of Denver, Colo.; Society Will Have financial difficulties through his kneelers, badly in need of repair, Bishop Espelage, O.F.M., Vicar maneuvers. will be refinished and varnished, Apostolic of Wuchang, China, and the walls will be cleaned and Well, time will cure most of the late Archbishop Henry Moeller painted, and new rubber matting that. Experience’s very expensive of Cincinnati. will cover the floor in the aisles. On Columbus Day Bishop Rehring is the third prel­ Retreat Oct. 13-16 school teaches the right answer Plans for the eventual completion sooner or later. ate to serve as Auxiliary Bishop of of the Holy Ghost church are in no Cincinnati as a Titular Bishop. (A With an address by the Rt. I But here’s the rub: To make manner to be abandoned or delayed Titular Bishop has a title to a see Rev. Msgr. Hugh L. McMenamin, A retreat for members of the sure that social credit notions are beyond necessity, according to no longer active. Bishop Rehring “ properly” publicized, the govern­ Monsighor Mulroy, and the pres­ rector of the Cathedral, head­ was consecrated under the title various conferences of the St. Vin­ ment has sponsored a bill that ent work is designed merely to lining the Denver broadcast, six of the Diocese of Lunda. Most cent de Paul society and all the would throttle the freedom of the meet the emergency of providing Knights of Columbus councils in titular sees are in the Orient. The men of the city will be held in Holy press, discard professional secrecy, a decorous place for daily expo­ the state will sponsor Columbus title of Titular Bishop is given to Ghost hall Wednesday, Thursday, and raise hob'in general with the sition of the Blessed Sacrament. day radio programs. ' a Bishop serving a diocese having Friday, and Saturday, Oct. 13, 14, .rights of the people. Denver’s Holy Ghost church has Msgr. McMenamin’s talk will a Bishop or Archbishop. There can 15, and 16. The hill would force news­ witnessed an extraordinary devel­ be carried by station KOA, be­ be no two Ordinaries of the same The retreat-master will be the papers to publish govern­ opment in its short history. Lo­ ginning at 10 p. m. Oct. 12. A diocese.) The first Auxiliai-y Rev. William O’Shaughnessy, S. ment statements of policy. The cated in the heart of town, and musical program also will be pre­ Bishop of Cincinnati was the Most J., of Regis college. leather statements could be up^to one having a parish boundary that is sented. Station KVOR in Colo­ Rev. Sylvester Rosecrans, native O’Shaughnessy’s subjects will be newspaper page in length and co-extensive with the city limits, rado Springs will broadcast a Ohioan and brother of the Civil as follows: W’ednesday, Oct. 15, would have to be run in the next the Holy Ghost church is fre­ talk by the Rev. Edward Joyce, war general of that name. Both “ St. Vincent de Paul and the New regular issue after their receipt. quented by the Catholic populace O.M.I., at 11:15. Preston Mur­ were converts to the faith,_ the Social Order;” Thursday, Oct. 14, soldier embracing Catholicism A newspaper would be required, of Denver. In 1900 the old Stout phy, district deputy, will be “ St. Vincent de Paul and the Cor­ street Cathedral was replaced by heard over station KFKA, Gree­ while teaching at West Point. poral Works of Mercy;” Friday, within 24 hours after demand by Bishop Rosecrans, who was edu­ the social credit board chairman, the chapel on Logan street, but it ley, at 9 p. m., and Ralph Neary, Oct. 15, “ St. Vincent de Paul and proved inadequate to care for the La Junta attorney, will be the cated for orders in the Episcopal the Spiritual Works of Mercy:” to give the names, addresses, and Church, was greatly impressed by occupafions of all persons supply­ crowds at Sunday Mass, and was speaker on La Junta’s radio sta­ Saturday, Oct. 16, “ St. Vincent de not readily accessible to people tion, KOKO, at 10 p. m. Other the step taken by his brother. He Paul and Personal Sanctification.” ing it with information on any began to study the Catholic faith subject as well as the address of living in the downtown section of councils that will present broad­ The retreat will begin each eve­ the city. To answer this need. and soon after his conversion be­ any writer of an editorial, article, casts are those in Durango and gan his studies for the priesthood. ning at 8 o’clock sharp. There or news item. Mass was celebrated in a hall fac­ Pueblo. will be no corporate Communion, ing the post office in 1905, and on Consecrated here March 25, 1862, Penalties for violation of the In conjunction with the radio Bishop Rosecrans was Auxiliary as the members and those attend­ May 7, 1905, the Holy Ghost broadcasts, K. of C. councils in ing the retreat will be advised, to law include fines of $500 to $1,000 church was opened on Curtis street Bishop of Cincinnati and Titular and suspension of publication. Denver, La Junta, and Durango Bishop of Pompeiopolis from that rpeeive Communion in their own near 20th. The following decade are sponsoring Columbus day es­ There have been several court ' (Turn to Page U — Colum n i ) parish churches.,' witnessed such an increased at­ say contests for parochial school battles on the question in the tendance that the Rev. William students. United States, but it is generally Neenan, who had been appointed Governor Buchtel of agreed that a newspaperman is en­ pastor in January of 1918, pur­ signed a bill making Columbus titled to the immunity in profes­ chased the property at 19th and sional secrets that is accorded to California streets for the erection day a state holiday in 1909, and C. Y. 0. BOXIHG TOURHEY a doctor or lawyer. Libel laws of a larger church. The corner­ it is because of the untiring ef­ give adequate recourse in the pub­ stone of the present church was forts of the Knights of Colum­ lication of damaging material. laid Oct. 5, 1924, and the first bus that the day is set aside as a legal holiday in 37 states of TO BE^HEI^ NOV. 15-27 The proposed Alberta bill would Mass was celebrated Dec. 14 of the the Union and celebrated through­ mean the singling out of those same year. Father Neenan died out North and South America. (Turn to Page 4 — Colum n 1) (Turn to Page i — Colum n 1) Colum^bus is the patron of the As an introduction to Catholic other cities, where matches are staged with regional C.Y.O. win­ (Turn to Page i — C olu m n s) Youth organization activities that will be started soon in all parishes ners. If the Denver tournament of the city, the first annual C.Y.O. is successful, it is possible that the Theatine Brother boxing tournament will be held in Chicago boys will be invited here NUNS TAKING CENSUS Cathedral gym Nov. 15 to 27. Let­ to meet the local winners next Is Taken in Death ters were sent to all the pastors year. of the city this week by the Rev. Started seven years ago by the Brother Bartholomew Calden- Barry Wogan, C.Y.O. director, in­ Most Rev. Bernard J. Shell, IN CATHEDRAL PARISH viting them to enter teams repre­ senior Auxiliary Bishop of Chi­ tey, C.R., died in St. Joseph’s sani­ tarium, Del Norte, Saturday. The senting their parishes in the event. cago, the C.Y.O. has had phe­ lay brother had been stationed at It is expected that at leist 150 nomenal growth. , It is estimated Two Dominican Sisters from parish census work for several boys of all weights will partici­ that today there are more than Cincinnati are e’ngaged in making years and have met with consider­ Antonito before his death. Fu­ neral services were held at Our Book Bristles With Catholicity pate. There will be eight classes 1,000,000 members in the organ­ a religious census of the Cathe­ able success in the cities of the in the touTney and prizes will be^ ization in a score of dioceses in dral parish. The nuns. Sister Mary Archdiocese of Cincinnati. Lady of Guadalupe church, Cone­ jos, Tuesday. given to the winners in each di­ the nation. Agatha and Sister Mary Augusta, The two sisters, who are this vision. :>re members of a band of the week taking the census in the por­ Brother Bartholomew fcame to EPISCOPAL CANON WRITES The most elaborate C.Y.O. set­ this country from Majorca, Spain, Boys who are not attached to up is in Chicago, where hotels, Dominican community of nuns of tion of the parish that is bounded any parish team will also be eligi­ Adrian, Mich., who were espiecially by Clarkson street, Speer boule­ in 1918 with the Rev. John Bonet, gymnasiums, trade schools, and C.R. He had labored in the Thea­ ble to compete. Trainers will be food centers are maintained for trained in social service work. vard, and E. 8J;h avenue, travel supplied for those who so wish. They have been engaged in the singly and visit every home in each tine parishes of the diocese since W O R K O N CHURCH MUSIC underprivileged youth. Since the that time. He is survived by a Entrants will meet for the first establishment of the organization, block. Non-Catholics are invited time at the Cathedral gym Mon­ to make the Cathedral their par- brother, a secular priest in one juvenile delinquency h a s de- of the Majorcan parishes. (By George McW illiam s) matured material in masterly man as well as to the student. Its day, Oct. 18. BENEDICTINE i.sh or to join one of the instruc­ It is expected that interest in (Tumto Page i — Colum n S) tion classes if they are not mem­ By coincidence, the deceased A review in Commonweal of fashion.” In brief, the two state­ compilation was a herculean task. brother had the same name as the Its sources were scattered over the C.Y.O. will be stimulated ABBOTT PRIMATE bers of any Church. In Catholic Church Music in History and Prac­ ments contained in that sentence among the Catholic youth of the homes the sisters obtain all in­ superior general of the Theatines, half the world. Some were hidden the Very Rev. Bartholomew Cal- tice—new book on liturgical show the value of the work. away in the manuscript rooms of city by means of the tournament. Priest Who Once IS RE-ELECTED formation as to attendance at music by Canon Winfred Douglas, In treating his difficult subject Such events have been held an­ Mass, the reception of the sacra­ dentey, at Rome. Father Calden- European museums; others lay tey was instrumental in organizing Mus. Doc., of St. John’s Episcopal the learned canon displays the forgotten in the libraries of nually in Chicago, San Francisco, Served in Denver Vatician City.— (NCWC Cable) ments, etc. One of the purposes hand a master craftsman. The Los Angeles, and other large cities of the census is to locate all the St. Cajetan’s parish, Denver, but Cathedral, Denver—says, “ The ancient monasteries. — The Rt. Rev. Fidelis Von Stotzin- was moved to Rome before its- whole thing bristles with Catholic­ book is built like a Cathedral. Its under C.Y.O. sponsorship. The Catholic children of the parLsh who To ferret out all this widespread .gen, O.S.B, was re-elected Pri­ actual foundation. ity and the author handles his well- foundations were hewn from the material and group it into a coher- winners of the Chicago C.Y.O. Diocese Is Dead are attending public schools and literary quarries of European tournament are awarded trips to mate of the Benedictine order this to enroll them in the C.C.D. school I (Tum to Page Jt — Colum n O week. Participating in the elec­ monasteries. Its cornerstone is News of the death in Switzer­ that will be started soon. Roman liturgy. Each sentence is tions were a number of American land of the Rev. M. Ogez, who Abbots, the vote of the Rt. Rev. It has been found that persons, Youthful Dramatist a stone, each paragraph a pillar Abbot Leonard Schwinn of Holy even lax Catholics, will give all de­ supporting the high-flung roof of German Youth Is was once stationed in the Denver Cross abbey. Canon City, being sired information to the sisters. broad understanding that covers diocese, was received this week The reasons for non-practice of cast by Abbot Martin Veth of the whole. Its chapters form a by the Most Rev. Bishop Urban religion are explained, and, in Cathedral Teacher solemn array of vaulted arches. Atchison, Kan.s. J. Vehr. Father Ogez- was or­ Abbot Von Stotzingen now be­ many instances, a request for the Through the leaded windows Student at Regis gins his third 12-year term as head ^^sitation of a priest is made. (B y R uth V in cen t) throughout the state will not be­ of the author’s own words dained for the Diocese of Denver From Adolf Hitler’s youth or­ incidence he happened to meet a of the world’s Benedictines, hav- A short time after the sisters Direction of Cathedral high gin until after the Christmas holi­ the light of understanding is by the Most Rev. Nicholas Matz. - ing served in that capacity for 24- have completed their work in a days. Already scheduled is a con­ thrown on a subject that was, for ganization in Nazi Germany to friend on a New York street from thespians in four plays this year laymen, long buried in the dark­ membership in the Sodality of the Never in exceptionally good years. He was formerly Abbot of portion of the parish, one of the will not be a new experience for test Dec. 11 at Longmont, con­ the same part of Germany and ness of antiquity . . . the mellow Blessed Virgin Mary at Regis col­ health. Father Ogez was chap­ Maria Laach in Germany, but re­ Cathedral assistants will make a the school’s dramatic instruc­ ducted by the Colorado Speech there followed an excited conver­ personal call on the Catholics of light of color and shadow that lege is the long jump made by Jos- lain at St. Anthony’s hospital in signed that post upon his succes­ tor, Gilbert Nevius. At 23, he league and featuring oratory and sation in his native tongue. Bor­ sion to the Priimwy. the locality. declamation, with no debating. forms a pleasing compromise of ejm Borniger, who enrolled this 1931, and some’ time later, when has written, directed, acted in year as a freshman at the Jesuit niger still retains his accent but Scheduled also are four plays, utility and beauty. his sickness continued, he went ■numerous productions, and his one- school. Young Borniger, who is to live in Switzerland. act comedy, All Were Invited, will the first to be presented under The work is a handbooK of (Turn to Page i — C olu m n s) (Turn to Page i — Colum n 6) Church music of value to the lay- quick to make the distinction be­ appear soon in Roe Peterson’s tween the innate virtues of the I^ontro^ Church Plans Anthology of Short Plays, pub­ German people and the mistakes lished annually. Rapid Growth of Church Is Shown of the German government, ap­ Talented, capable Mr. Nevius plied for American citizenship just has interesting ideas concerning two weeks ago. Bishop Vehr Attending Jubilee of Dedication the fascinating work he has chosen He was born in the historic Ger­ to follow and in which he will re­ ALTAR STONES BEINQ man town of Trier, which was ceive his master’s degree from founded by the Romans and was Montrose.— St. Mary’s parish a bazaar will be held. A social Northwestern university next sum­ once the home of .Constantine the Ecclesiastical Functions will observe the silver jubilee of consisting of entertainment, candy, mer. Cast aside by Mr. Nevius CONSECRATED FRIDAY Great. Joseph lost his mother in the dedication of the present and ice cream will be held for the are stereotyped definitions of 1928, and in 1934 his father, a The Most Rev. Urban J. Vehr Amleto Giovanni Cicognani, Apos­ church and rectory Nov. 4 to 6, grade school children at 4 p. m. drama, such as “ Drama is life,” Thirty altar stones are being Mass may be offered up in bank president, passed away. Two is in the Middle West this week at­ tolic Delegate to the United States, Thursday, Nov. 4, a three-course according to the Rev. Roy W. or “ Drama represents life.” “ I am consecrated Friday morning at Colorado today in 30 more places years ago the boy came to the tending a series of impressive to Nashville, Tenn., to participate Breen, administrator. The pres­ chicken dinner will be served at neither realist nor naturalist,” he than was possible five years ago. United States with his brother and ecclesiastical functions. He will in the centennial celebration of the the Cathedral by the Rt. Rev. ent plant was built by the late Columbia hall from 5 to 8 p. m. declares. “ To me drama interprets In 1932, Monsignor Bosetti of­ an uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. complete his tour this week-end by Diocese of Nashville. With the Rev. Cornelius O’Farrell and w'as The Altar and Rosary society is life, not represents it. It deals Msgr. Joseph Bosetti, Vicar Gen­ ficiated at a similar consecration Matt Schaefer pf Wichita, Kans. attending the Third National Cate­ Apostolic Deleg^^te and Bishop making plans to serve at least 400, dedicated by the Most Rev. Nicho­ with the essence of things rather eral of the Denver diocese. The ceremony of 30 altar stones. In the Rhineland Borniger at­ chetical Congpress of the Confra­ Vehr on the trip to Nashville was las C. Matz, second Bishop of Den­ as many non-Catholic friends of than the accidents.” tended a public school where the ternity of Christian Doctrine, to the Most Rev. Moses E. Kiley, St. Mary’s church will be present. new altar stones are kept in re­ These have been installed in as ver. serve and used as new altars are many altars in the diocese in the teachers ^ were nuns and priests be held in St. Louis from Oct. 9 to Bishop of Trenton. The Nashville Another church, located directly Entertainment and games will con­ In the debate and speech depart­ set up in places of worship in past five years, an indication of paid by the government. The an­ 12. centenary was marked by a three- opposite to the present building, clude the evening. Friday and ment, Mr. Nevius v/ill emulate swer to this unusual situation is the diocese. The consecration the rapid ^owth of Catholicity The Rev. F. Gregory Smith, day observance, Oct. 3 to 5. was destroyed by fire some time Saturday there will be entertain­ the methods employed with such found in the fact that the popu­ ceremony of the stones is sim­ diocesan director of the Confra­ On Thursday, Bishop Vehr was before the existing edifice was built. ment and games in the evening. success in previous years by the and Catholic worship in Colo­ lation in that area is almost ex­ Prizes will be awarded. Rev. Charles M. Johnson, who ilar to that of the consecration rado. ternity of Christian Doctrine; the one of the co-consecrators of the Father O’Farrell’s memory will clusively Catholic. The German Most Rev. George J. Rehring, new be commemorated the first day of The chairman of the bazaar and brought national recognition to of an entire altar and lasts about In Friday’s ceremony another Rev. Dr. Joseph Lilly, C.M., of St. boy is still a subscriber to a Cath­ Thomas’ seminary, and a number Auxiliary Bishop of Cincinnati, in the jubilee celebration, when Fa­ jubilee celebration. James Cava­ Cathedral school thi-ough his work. three hours. The Cathedral serv­ group of stones is being made olic paper that is published daily naugh, will be assisted by G. H. He intends especially to stress ice begins at 9 o’clock. Mon­ ready for future use in new of Denver nuns will also attend the Cincinnati Cathedral. ']?he ther Breen will be the celebrant in Trier. Rt. Rev. Msgr. Matthew , Smith, of a Requiem High Ma.ss for the Rank, James Bradley, F. E. Bax­ declamation work in speech. De­ signor Bosetti is being assisted churches and chapels and in al­ the Catechetical congress. When Joseph Borniger reached editor-in-chief of the Register, at­ repose of his soul. . , ter, Bob Beatty, Ed Faast, Albert bating started this week, although by several priests and seminarians tars installed in other, places of New York city he could not speak On Monday of this week. Bishop (Turn to Page ^ — Colum n J) real competition with schools from St. Thomas’ seminary. tended Bishop Rehring’s consecra­ In conjunction with the jubilee worship. a word of English. By an odd co­ Vehr accompanied the Most Rev. tion. PAGE TWO Office. 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, October 7, 1937

St. Jude Thaddeus TWO FL^TCffgil Maoageiiaent MANY YOUNG PEOPLE ACTIVE SENIOR TABERNACLE SOCIETY M M GOQP u u y y Regis High Boys SOLEMN NOVENA FREE PARKING H o t e l s IN DISCUSSION CLUB WORK HOLDSANNUAL ELECTION October 20th to October 28tb Dorolnic*n Father* (Blessed Sacrament Parish) I »nd Ermon Tracey will be ushers. The first meeting of the year their work. If any.other members Rev. Joseph M. Eckert, O.P, Choose Officers Dominican Missionary, Chicago With a substantial increase over I Paul Harrington will sing at the of the senior Tabernacle society wiih to form circles and help in last year the 20 discussion clubs wedding. After a trip to New was held at the Cathedral rectory this splendid work so as to divide Rev. Herbsrt Hugh Welsh. O.P. 11th avenue hotel of the parish swung into action York city, the young couple will (Regi* High School) it among willing hands, they will Dominican Missionary, New York Oct. 1, with Monsignor Hugh L. Bro^divjLT Avenye W;th Bath this week. Each club has from make thejr home in Denver. Elections were held in three McMenamin acting as host. The be given the necessary instruc­ Among the out-of-town guests will At S t Pius Church 00 iI pistyle, with for Albuquerque, N. Mex., on a elect officers for the year im­ H. Hayden, chairman of the altar a finger-tip tulle veil, and will business trip. He will be away mediately after the presentation Burwitz, W. J. Coyle, Q. C. Califf, cloths committee, and all five mem­ Vincent Reynolds, Francis Gilbert, SOUTH GAYLORD carry a prayer book and orchids. about three weeks. of the comedy-drama. bers who had helped in the past University Bakery Dorothy Grass, maid of honor, will Mrs. Mary Dalton Walsh re­ T. W. Goodwin, Glen D. Hewitt, H. 2371 EAST EVANS Missal clubs are being formed 20 or 25 years, for their splendid CLEANERS wear a blue velvet gown, with a turned recently from a trip to this week. The first meeting for work. B. Linaberry, P. C. Miller, A. E. J. R. COYLE Murchie, M. C. Noonen, Wm. For Bakery Goods of Highest 1025 SO. GAYLORD blue velvet halo hat and veil. The California. the day students was held The increased demands and re­ I Schaefer, Wm. Turley. Lee | Optometriat Quality. We specialize in Cakes, Direct Plant Service bridesmaids, Mmes. Lewis Wil­ Betty Lou Mahoney, daughter Wednesday afternoon. The board­ quests from Colorado missions for Thomas, Mary Dalton Walsh, M. Pies, Bread, and Pastry that have Finest Quality Dry Cleaning liams and Harry Brown, Jr., and of Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Ma­ ers will meet Friday afternoon. vestments and altar linens are so Miss Kay Lawrence, will wear honey, celebrated her tenth birth­ E. Walsh, and Jos. I. McGinn. The Sb\RS.KOHH(('KA.M> (d that home-made taste, At Reasonable Prices The purpose of the clubs is to great that it would be unjust to claret velvet gowns, with claret day Wednesday, Oct. 6. Fifteen president and Father Woeber com­ 1740 BROADWAY DKNVEK PHONE SP. 3430 PEari 1350 Marjorie Arnold facilitate the use of the missal at impose all of this additional bur­ velvet halo hats and veils. The little girls were her guests at a den upon the committees men­ plimented Miss Roderick upon her bride’s four attendants will carry a Spanish fiesta. All details, the daily Masses at Regis. In fine work. the absence of William Boyle, the tioned above, hence a new sewing autumn bouquets of China yellow refreshments, and entertainment circle has been formed to augment Mrs. A. C. Tremlett, member­ and bronze chrysanthemums. Earl were carried out in a Spanish direction of the Eucharistic sec­ ship chairman, presented the fol­ tion of the sodality among the their excellent work, thus enabling Martin will act as best man and motif. the society to send out many more lowing new yearly members: Mrs. BENNETT Lewis Williams, Harry Brown, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Grass, who boarders is cared for By James F. D. Harris, Mrs. J. N. Baum, Mrs. Reinert. Christmas boxes this year. Fa­ CRAFT SHOP had spent the last few months in ther Woeber said all members of M. J. Payon, and Mrs. lYed California, returned to Denver THE AEROPLANE DRUGS A large supply o f medicines, the former circles and of the new Kerame. DE S E L L E N last week. Mr. Grass’ health is bandages, and therapeutic ap­ circles are intensely interested in Announcement will be made STORE FUEL AND FEED CO. St. Catherine’s much improved. pliances was shipped to the Sioux later of the meeting place for the 3405 E. Colfax FR. 0568 TWO *fe/K ctU , STORES CHARLES A. DeSELLEM November meeting. Circle Elect* Officer* Indians at S t FVaneis’ mission, Altar Society Meet SAME PRICES We Ship by Rail , Mmes. C. V. Gooding and Peter­ S. Dak., by the mission unit at Altar Society to son were joint hostesses last week PHONE TA. 3205 Regis. Next week, a shipment of Scheduled for Monday DRIJGTO 3STH AND WAUVUT at a bridge luncheon to the mem­ books that are no longer in use bers of St. Joan of Arc’s circle. 3401 Franklin St. 3101 Williams St RES. PHONE MA. S544 at Regis will be sent to Holy Ro­ The meeting of the Holy Ghost Give Card Party There were five tables of bridge sary mission aj: Pine Ridge, S. Altar and Rosary society will be The Bright Spot in play. Mmes. J. J. Frappel and Dak., by the unit The changes held Monday, Oct. 11, at 2 o'clock Walter Coughlin were guests. The (St. Calherine’t Pariah) in texts in English and Latin in in Holy Ghost hall. Members are KOAL McFEE GROCERY prizes were awarded to Mmes. P. Flower Shop FORKED LUMP ...... $5.96 The Altar and Rosary society third and fourth years made it urged to attend. Hostesses for J. Desilets and Dolan. Mrs. J. possible to gather many books for Fifth Avenue and Josephine FORKED EGG ...... $5.85 AND MARKET will hold a card party Friday eve­ C. Dutton was elected captain and the afternoon will be Mmes. Lo- ning, Oct. 15, at 8 o’clock. The the Indians. The hook store con­ retto Dougherty, Pearl Eberly, FORKED N U T ...... $5.00 3367 Dewninx TAbor 9284 Mrs. Ed Udry secretary of the YO R K 0690 ..All oth.r (raiUs at marked prUca tickets are 25 cents. Prizes will tributed many volumes to the sup­ Regina Flinn, and Mary Foster. Prompt Delivery FREE DELIVERY circle. be given and refreshments will be Among the prenuptial affairs ply gathered by the students. ELK COAL CO. Corn-Fed Meats - Fresh Vegetables served. The committee is in charge The series of talks on “ The Complete Line of Staple Groceries honoring Miss Margaret Duffy, 3635 BLAKE ST. MA. 5336 of Mrs. Swan and Mrs. Maddock. bride-elect, was a tea given by Formation of Catholic Charac­ The League of the Sacred Heart Mrs. Newton A. Williams. Miss ter” was resumed at the chapel requests that more people join the hour on Tuesday. Further talks The firms listed here de­ Dorothy Grass gave a luncheon society. Anyone wishing to join for Miss Duffy last Saturday. The in the series will be given Oct VIC HEBERT serve to be remembered is requested to call one of the fol­ bride-elect gave her trousseau tea 12 and 19, but in the following lowing promoters: Mrs. Purcell, Monday, Oct. 4. weeks they will be interrupted Hudson & Terraplane when you are distributing Miss Rozella Weber, Miss Nellie George F, Dodge, Jr., son of by the annual retreat and the Sa­ your patronage in the dif­ Mulcahy, Miss Margaret O’Brien, Mr. and Mrs. George F. Dodge, cred Heart devotions in the first SALES and SERVICE ferent lines of business. Mrs. Villano, Mrs. Bonner, Mrs. was one of the successful candi­ week of November. COTTRELL'S Martin, Mrs. Flaherty, Mrs. 3660 DOWNING ST. dates who passed the bar examina­ Moran, Mrs. Bonger, Mrs. Lyons, tions this-week. Mrs. J. Feeley, Mrs. Doherty, and Mrs. Raymond Youn^ will en­ Mrs. T. Dunn. tertain St. Norbert’s circle at a Novena in Aurora ^ c ^ i o t e Mrs. McCaddon will entertain bridge luncheon at her home Mon­ St. Catherine's her sister from St. Louis in the day, Oct. 11. 621 SIXTEENTH STREET coming week. Mrs. Carl Hansen, 1731 Ley­ Is Well Attended Free Delivery GA. 2540 The women who cared for the den, who has been in St. Joseph’s Tauche’s Bakery altar in September were Mrs. hospital this week from an attack of influenza, is expected to return (St. Thereie’* Parish, Aurora) 4051 TEJON ST. NORTH DENVER Cobbs, Mrs. Klammans, and Mrs. Martelli. home Saturday. The solemn novena in honor of LIQUOR STORE Men to Recciye Euchariit St. Therese, the Little • Flower of The Nation’s ‘‘Big 3” in Fresh Homemade Bakery Where Ladies May Shop With Ease The Holy Name men and the Jesus, held at the shrine from Goods Sept. 26 to Oct. 3, the feast day LIQUORS - WINES - BEER young men of the parish will re­ “BUY THE BEST WE DO" Church Will Get of the Little Flower, was very well 4395 FEDERAL BLVD.. AT WEST 44TH ceive Communion this Sunday at GALLUP 4969 BOB LORENZ the 7:30 Mass. Everyone is to attended. The Rev. Joseph Lilly, meet in the hall at 7:15 and march C.M., of St. Thomas’ sominary, into the church in a body. New Confessional who conducted the novena, gave The Forty Hours’ devotion the sermons. At the evening de­ SHIRTS St. Joseph's closed Sunday afternoon at 4 (Presentation Parish) votions, the congregation joined in o’clock with the Rt. Rev. Msgr. A new confessional will be the singing and in the recitations erected in time for the parish of the novena prayers. New cards NEW AND USED Joseph Bosetti officiating, assisted —MANHATTAN The A. Peterson by Father Edward Woeber and jubilee date and will be dedicated with the prayers and hymns Electric Refrigerators, Father Joseph P. O’Heron. Father in memory of the Rev. J. J. Gib­ printed on them were obtained. — ARROW f O . 0 0 Grocery Co. Theodore J. Schulte, S.J., gave the bons, the first pastor. The Masses The devotions of the perpetual no­ Washing Machines and vena to the Little Flower contim^e closing sermon. on this date, Oct. 24, will be at 6, — ESSLEY 734-736 Santa Fe Drive Radios C. T.-P. A. Serves Breakfast 7:30, with a Solemn Pontifical as usual every Tuesday evening Phone TAbor 7114 Ai low M $1.00 down and $1.00 per week As has been the custom in the Mass at 9:30. The children will at 7:30 o’clock. Champions of the nation for style, quality and fit! See past, St. Catherine’s C. T.-P. A. have their jubilee celebration The Young People’s club is giv­ the new collars— the new patterns and colors! Largest FRESH FISH Leyden-Jameson Inc. served the first Friday breakfast Oct. 21. ing the second in a series of bunco assortments in the west at Cottrell’s! MAIL ORDERS Corn Fed Meats Staple Groceries 717 SANTA FE TAbor 8444 on Oct. 1 for the school children The Holy Name society will re­ parties Oct. 12. Permanent com­ PREPAID! who live too great a distance to ceive Holy Communion this Sun­ mittees on refreshments, games, go home after Mass. The mothers day. and prizes have been appointed. Bob’s Old Trail THEORA serving the breakfast were Mrs. Shower for Sisters Planned An admission of 26 cents entitles D. T. Shea, Mrs. Esther Campbell, The parents of the school chil­ one to an evening of real enjoy­ Liquor Store B E A U n SHOP Mrs. Howard Shepard, and Mrs. dren will give a canned food ment. The purpose of these par­ shower for the sisters Wednesday, ►-Where Ladies May Shop With Eaae— F. H. Donlon. ties is to raise funds to help pay The Nation’s “ Big 3” in Liquors - Wines - Beers ^Specializing in Frederics The membership drive of the C. Oct. 13, at 2 o’clock in the old for the stoker that was recently Bottle or Cau Permanent Waves T.-P. A. is well under way. Mrs. rectory. Anyone who so desires installed in the church. BOB MOCENSEN, Prop. may give a cash donation to Mrs. $614 SANTA FE TA. 8997 < Grout, chaiman, is hopeful of an­ The St. Vincent de Paul society KEyitone 7948 nouncing the school’s 100 per cent T. Neville, Mrs. A. Tuffield, Mrs. met Tuesday evening after the no­ T. Rogers, or Mrs. E. J. Sedl- enrollment by the next meeting, vena services. mayer and they will give it to the SANTA FE On Sunday, Oct. 11, the women Oct. 19. sisters for other articles needed. TIES "BO BT VAN’S SHOE HOSPITAL There will be a meeting of room of the Altar and Rosary society mothers on Monday afternoon, If unable to attend, women are will receive Communion in a body. urged to leave articles at the sis­ Meat Market Shoe Repairing for the Oct. 11, at 2 in the music room. George W. Hunt and Marie —ARROW Robert Bithop Back in School ters’ home or at the school. Agnes Gallagher were married in 750 SANTA FE DRIVE Whole Family Robert Bishop, who underwent At the meeting held by the Al­ the rectory Saturday, Oct. 2. tar and Rosary society last Fri­ — CHENEY We Appreciate Parcel Pott Orderi an operation for appendicitis, is day, plans were made for 'the Fresh Fish 742 SANTA FE DRIVE back at school again. luncheon to be given for the Annunciation Branch of —LONDONDERRY priests who will attend the silver Tell the people you patronize Aid to Convene Oct. 14 Take a look at your CRESCENT COAL CO. jubilee of the parish. Other plans Billy Van’s Grocery that you *aw iheir advertisement for the jubilee were also made. tie rack tonight. 14TH & SANTA FE DRIVE in The Register. The women of the parish are asked The Annunciation branch of St. Then come to Cot­ MAIN 7784 and Market to help clean the church Friday, Vincent’s Aid will meet at Hagus trell’s tomorrow and Oct. 22. Mrs. Rogers and Mrs. hall, E. 37th Ave. and Lafayette ch oose from the Prompt Delioery on All Grades THE MARKET OF QUALITY Our Sedlmayer have charge of the St., Thursday afternoon, Oct. 14, country’s newest, of Coal 16 ozs. to the Pound finest Ties where Community sanctuary for October. at 2 o’clock. The hostesses will be 812 Santa Fa Dr. Phone TA. 0538 Mrs. Harry Taylor, Mrs. Patrick there is No Price BLOCK WOOD and KINDLING Care to East and West Mrs. Ussery of the Visiting SACK COAL UNION SHOP Nurses’ association has been ap­ Powers, Mrs. Frank Wilson, and Penalty on Quality! 1st A 15th of E«ch Month pointed school nurse. Mrs. Leo Reed. After the meeting, Large assortments The P.-T. A. will hold its regu­ the afternoon will be spent in card nationally famous Ofice Sc Warehouse, 1521 20th St, brands at PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Service—KEretoae S228 lar meeting Wednesday, Oct. 13, playing. All are invited to be at 2 o’clock. present. Thursday, October '1, 1937 Office, 9S8 Bannoclc Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER ' VelepKone, KEystone '4205' PAGE THREE

Preferred Parish St. Dominic s Cluli ST. MARY’S OFFERINQ Order s Official Trading List— HOME-MAKINQ CLASS faliers to Meet (St. Mary’* Academy) scholastic year was held Friday Visits in Denver Miss Clare Werle of the depart­ morning, Oct. 1. The sodaliste assembled in the domestic chapel (St. Dominic’s Parish) ment of home economics of Lor- MR. AND MRS. SHOPPER; for Mass, which was read by the (St. Joseph’s Parish) A get-acquainted meeting for etto Heights college is conducting The Very Rev. Ferdinand Lutz, The merchentt represented iq this section ere boosters. They are sodality chaplain, the Rev. Theo­ a home-making class at St. Mary’s C.SS.R., procurator general o f the old and new members of the Con­ dore Schulte, S. J., of Regis anziotts to work with you and are deserring of your patronage. Co­ for the senior students. The course Redemptorist order, with head­ CATHOLIC MEMBERS of our personnel fraternity of Christian Doctrine college. The sodalists received operate with them. discussion clubs will be held in the consists of home management, quarters in Rome, visited last Sun­ and the finest equipment and facilities are problems in home management Holy Communion in a body. Fa­ church basement Tuesday even­ day ■with the local community. He buying, and division of income; in­ ther Schulte spoke to the sodalists was en route to the coast on a busi­ assigned to ing, Oct. 12, at 8 p.m. Leaders of terior decoration, which includes a on the general intention of the C a th e d r a l last year’s clubs are asked to re­ ness trip. Father Lutz left the mind their members that a 100- Apostleship of Prayer for the States 17 yeans ago to take the po­ Every Catholic Service per-cent attendance is expected. month of October. He told them sition of secretary to the superior that this year he hoped to have This meeting is important, as there general of the order, the Most Joseph E. Bona, Vice President them stress the three practices of will be a demonstration discussion Rev. Patrick Murray, C.SS.R. His the Apostleship of Prayer: The Skelly Master Station of the first lesson of the History last visit to Denver was in 1926, 16th at Boulder Speer Blvd. at Sherman first degree, the morning offering, of the Apostolic Church, new lit when he accompanied the superior C. J. (CHET) STEBENNE, Mgr. which gives all the actions of the erature will be distributed, and general to the United States to Please Write or Phone for Our Gift Booklet, “ Looking AheadP 13th AVE. AND LINCOLN day to the Sacred Heart of Christ; each club will have an opportunity make the annual visitation to the the second degree, the reciting of Skelly Aromax, Tagolene Oils, Moto Sway Lub. to arrange its schedule of meet­ houses of the order and to attend the Our Father and the ten Hail the Eucharistic Congress. He also U. S. Royal Tires and Tubes ings to be held in various homes Marys daily for the intention of for the seven succeeding weeks of came to the United States two Cars Called for and Delivered— Scooter Service the Holy Father; and the third years ago. He has held his present the fall sessions. degree, the Communion of repara­ All public high school students position since 1931. tion at least once a month. Father The following schedule of ap­ Schulte told the sodalists that the pointments for members of St. Al- Preferred Parish PEARL DRUG CO. Kmg Cole Room i work being done by religious nhonsus’ guard is in effect in 17th ft Pearl orders throughout the United October; 6 o’clock Mass, Charles CUT PRICES idications are that ..sveral new States is giving strength and soli­ Rust and John Callahan; 7 o’clock, Trading List— 1 0 8 2 BROADWAY | [lult groups will be organized to dity to the Church. He went on Tom Bergner, Joe Schull, Joe MAIN 4646 FREE DELIVERY Excellent Lunches and Dinners, s ccommodate the many men and G. F. BERKENKOTTER. Prop. to explain that the teaching orders Kastner, and John Swanger; 8:30, All Kinds of Delicious Sandwiches. ' omen who wish to enroll. Our Specialty Is Filling Prescriptions are carrying on the mission Christ Eddie McCloskey, Des Hackethal, Sale Patrons Thanked — that their task is the unfinished WINES & LIQUORS Pabst Blue Ribbon on Tap. Otto Winter, and Bill Bancroft; MR. AND MRS. SHOPPER: l St. Dominic’s C. T.-P.A. wishes work of Christ. The religious, in 9:30, Art McTavish; 11:30, Len ) thank all who patronized its whatever field they may be labor­ Hart, Tom Kavanagh, Richard The merchants representeil in this section are booster*. They *T* For Deliciona Corn Fed Heata, Fresh jccesrful ice cream^sale last we i ing, are building up a. Catholic Canny, and Bob Canny; 'Tuesday anxious to work with you and are deserving of your patronage. Co­ Pmits and Vegetable#, FUh in Season S A U N D E R ’ S Iso those mothers who assisted atmosphere. Father Schulte in­ Trade at evening novena, Joe Kastner, Ben operate with them. Quality Groceries, Fruits ' :ie nurses in the weighing and troduced the girls to that more re­ Hammons, Bill Bancroft, and Vin­ leasuring of children this week. cent phase of work— the work of cent O’Connor. and Vegetables Stores The card circle sponsored by Sil EAST 13TH AVE. Phone TA. 7922 Mi** Clare Werle the catechist. Franks-Hamilton Nuptials Held 575 ST. PAUL ST. FR. 4108 [rs. D. W. O’Keefe met Wednes- Immediately following Mass, the On Tuesday at 7 a. m. in St. St. Francis do Sales’ Free Delivery on Order* of $1.00 i ay, Oct. 6, at the home of Mrs. study of the elements of house girls had breakfast in the cafe­ Joseph’s church. Miss Frances Colfax at Logan KEyitone 5333 or More . V . Walker, 3457 Federal Blvd. planning, decorating, and furnish­ teria of the academy. After this, Hamilton, daughter of Mr. and ------[rs. Daniel Horan will entertain ing; an introductory course in the they assembled in the auditorium Mrs. William J. Hamilton, became SPruco 3811 275 South Logan le circle sponsored by herself and selection and preparation of foods, for an informal program. The the bride of Sylvester A. Franks City Lace Cleaners Inside Inn Cafe Irs. James Coursey Wednesday, marketing, the planning and seiw- Rev. Theodore Schulte, S. J., was at a Nuptial Mass. The ceremony 218 East 7th Ave., Ph. TA. 7907 524 E. 17TH •ct. 13, at her Lome, 3318 W. Hay­ ing of meals, and table etiquette. requested by the prefect. Miss was performed before Father A. LOGAN GARAGE CURTAINS ward PI. Mrs. F. V. O’Brien’s A study of the fundamental prin­ Mary Jane Nolan, to open the Zeller, C.SS.R. 'The bride wore a C. E. SH ERRED, Prop. CLEANERS AND DYERS A Good Clean Place to Eat ircle will also meet Wednesday, gown of white satin made on prin­ Carefully Cleaned and Returned Same Size ciples that govern the selection of [meeting with prayer. The program, “ The Home of Specialized Service” 328 BROADWAY PEARL S783 Special Care Given to Table Linen# At Sensible Prices •ct. 13, at the home of Mrs. J. clothing and construction of sim- j' a skit, We Pamphlet Them Get cess lines with a short train. The Blankets Laundered without Shrinkage Storage - Repairing Upholstered Furniture, Curtaino, and Special Cold Weather Dishes lOnergan, 2736 W. 26th Ave. pie garments with reference to | Away With This^ was written by sleeves were long and the neck Wrecker Service '■ WORK CALLED FOR. AND DELIVERED Tickets for the theater benefit Draperiea Expertly Cleaned and Finished J. L. Kingsbury, Prop. OPEN ALL NIGHT choice of material, cost, and time jJoan O’Byrne and enacted by Cath line was held in place with three 10% FOR CASH CARRY 1 be held Thursday afternoon and will be made. The fundamental j erine Anne Akolt, Margaret Ann pearl clips, which were the bride’s Free Oelivery Serrico >ening, Oct. 14, are now being principles of dress design and con- Madden, Mary Catherine Madden, only adornment. Her tulle veil Corona Drug Co. aid by the school children. The struction and the application of I Frances Day, and Joan O’Byrne, of finger-tip length fell from a CARL’S BUFFET CONOCO the principles of color, line, and halo of jiet and velvet. She car­ 1519 So. Pearl BUCHANAN’S Sudden Service ^ • Annual Election Held Ninth Ave. at Corona TAbor 8173 ^ harmony will be given. There'will ried Mrs. George P. Hackethal’s FEATURING FRIED CHICKEN also be a survey course in home The first annual election for the wedding prayer book from which SoQthcrn Style LIQUOR STORE SERVICE STATION We call for and deliver your pre- Hear Lyman Wood Play the Organ nursing, which will include the Machebeuf- History Club was held fell a shower bouquet of orchids G. PETITCLERC, JR., Lesaee scriptions without extra charge. Seven hundred women made the in the student council room Mon­ and Piano at Same Time Fine Wines and Liquors Member of Loyola Parish lission last week. This week care of the sick in the home, feed­ and lilies of the valley. The bride WE SERVE SCHLITZ BEER ICE COLD BEER For Prompt and* Proper Filling of Your day, Oct. 4, at 3 p.m. The secre­ was given in marriage by her fa­ Booths for Ladies Colfax and Franklin YOrk 1775 Prescription Call ing, sanitation, emergencies, and Phono PEarl 1777 377 South Broadway* first aid. tary reports the following results: ther. She was attended by her We Solicit Family B'uiness CHECK-CHART LUBRICATION TABOR 8173 ' President, Frances Day; vice mission for men. The services A volleyball tournament opened cousin. Miss Marie Hamilton, who “AL” N. BERUBE MUSIC at St. Mary’s Oct. 6 at 3:15 p.m. president, Shirley Horan; secre­ wore pencil blue velvet with halo The Handicraft Shop ill close this Sunday afternoon tary, Shirley Ryan; treasurer, Alameda Creamery ENTERPRISES ARENTS PUBLIC The sepiors played the sophomores hat to match and silver slippers. CORNER PEARL AND ALAMEDA Students, Be Taught by CHARLES S AUGER. Prop. ‘ and the junior the freshmen in the Betty Van Vleet. The constitution She carried an arm bouquet of (Between Washington and Clarkson) has been drawn up, but there are Home Cooked Th* Best Facility in Piano. Dancing and MARKET opening encounters. It continued pink sweetheart roses. 'The bride­ all Initrnmenta several points that call for a final Hot and Cold Plate Lunches Art Leather, Fiber and groom was attended by his brother, Music — Written, Arranged, Ebigravcd, 421 E. 19th AVENUE Thursday at the same hour, and Bottled Beer Served or Take Out the winner will be decided upon revision, and for this reason it will Fred Franks. Printed and PubUshed. Full Line of Fresh Meats and Fish Celluloid not be issued for two weeks. Cold Lunch Meats 731 EAST COLFAX ' Friday, Oct. 8. The captains of Miss Dorothy Medae sang sev­ Delicious Ice Cream and Dairy Products PLAINS MUSIC CORP. Open Sunday* and Holidays Till Noon Instruction Given to School Classes and the various teams are: Senior cap­ Uniform Party Given eral solos at the ceremony and CANDIES FOR CHILDREN Phone Spruce 3535 24-42 W. Bayond Individuals Uniforms at St. Mar>’’s were Miss Eileen Larsen presided at the Free Delivery Service KE. 2870 TABOR 6961 tain, Maryanna Quaintance; junior (St. Mary Magdalene’* Pari(h) captain, Rita Rice; sophomore donned on the evening of Oct. 4 organ. A wedding breakfast was M I L E H I The Forty Hours’ devotion will just before the uniform party, captain, Mary Jean Akolt, and served for the bridal party and The Black Cat Inn , which is an annual affair. The The firms listed here de­ PETE GOLDEN’S ipen Sunday, Oct. 10, at the High freshman captain, Nancy Jane immediate families at the ArgO' 224 b r o a d w Ay ROLLER RINK dass at 10 o’clock. The sermon party began with a grand march. naut hotel. A reception was held serve to be remembered Shamrock Tavern Maruca. The cheerleaders were Hot and Cold Sandwiches 531 BROADWAY elected by the student body. They Parents of the girls were in-vited to at the home of the bridegroom’i Skating every night, except Mondays. when you are distributing 18TH AND DOWNING are as follows: Senior leader, Bet­ see their daughters make their parents in the evening. and Dutch Lunches 7:38 to 10:30. Matinee* Thnroday-Sat- formal appearance in the chic St. The couple are graduates of St. urday-Snnday,'2 to 5. Plate Lunches ty Jo Lauterbur;, junior leader, your patronage in the dif­ Mary’s uniform. At 9 o’clock, the Joseph’s high school, class of 1934, Heileman’s Beer, Wines and Ale Monday nights reserved for privatu of Gunnison will speak. Dorothy Stein; sophomore leader, Beer — Wines — Mixed Drinks uniformed guests were invited to The bridegroom is the son of Mr, parties. ferent lines of business. Audrey Donovan;- and freshman STOP IN and ENJOY YOURSELF HOT & COLD SANDWICHES the academy dining room, where and Mrs. C. Franks. After a short BUY FROM leader, Margaret Anne Drinkard. they were served refreshments. honeymoon, they will live in North Hagus of Annunciation Last week was initiation week The color scheme of blue and gold, Denver. )enver. Evening devotions at St. Mary’s. The 24 freshmen BOLTON’S G. W. Dawes the colors of St. Mary’s, was car­ Party Is Big Success showed themselves deserving of ried out in the party decorations The card party sponsored by the RED & WHITE St. John's their places among high school Grocery & Market ill be at 6 and 7:30. and in the refreshments. The place Young Ladies’ sodality on 'Tues­ girls at the academy. After a QUALITY GROCERIES (Successor to Slagle's) The October meeting of the card favors were small uniforms, day evening was a big success. A 898 SO. CLARKSON COR. KENTUCKY week of going through the “ third duplicates of the ones worn by the fine sum will be given over to the AND MEATS & CLARKSON STS. SP. 9802 THE ICE CREAM degree,’’ they were invited by the girls. Immediately following the grand prize committee of St. Jos­ Quality Groceries, Fruits ' and McNatt & Griffith •sday, Oct. 7, in th parish hall. seniors to a little party Friday PHONE US— FREE DELIVERY NOOK A luncheon preceding the meeting close of the party the upper-class­ eph’s fall festival. Miss Margaret Vegetables - Also Meats and Service Station afternoon, Oct. 1. There are men made preparations to depart McKee won the attendance prize, Phone PE. 1824 1081 So. Pearl Dairy Products 1209 EAST 9th AVE. s serve, by Mrs. Otto Hue! rumors that the freshmen are 6th and Columbine YOrk 9443 Mrs. P. F. Moore, and Mrs. Paul for the Loretto Heights college a ton of coal donated by the Rio Ektra Large Helping# of Delicious planning a retaliation soon. WINDOW SHADES REPINISHING V. Pattridge. social at the Broadmoor. Those in Grande Fuel Co. DRAPERY WORK REPAIRING Jee Cream - Many Flavors Sodali*t( Meet Sinclair Gas and Oil The following were elected offi­ attendance were Frances Hoart, Carol Jean Mally, infant daugh ) FREE DELIVERY The first formal gathering of Jack Hicky, Charlotte Fletcher, ter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerard (Hans i G. T. W. STRONG Specialized Lubrication Service cers of the parish Confraternity the Sodality of Mary for the ACM E Also Salads aiul Sandwiches —Cars Called For and Delivered— of Christian Doctrine: President, Francis Vickary, Betty Jo Lauter­ Mally; Robert Lee Bauer, infant Red and White Mrs. Evelyn Beach; vice president, bur, Morris Johnson, Marie Ther­ son of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bauer, esa Gushurst, John Monaghan, and David Lee Hallacy, infant son UPHOLSTERY L. H. Hursting; secretary. Miss GROCERY & MARKET J875 SO. BROADWAY CLUB TAVERN Trilla Morgan, treasurer, Mrs. C. Josephine Walsh, John Collins, of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Hallicy, k M. KISER, Prop. OLSON’S were baptized Sunday by Father 723 EAST SIXTH AVENUE Higdon. Yalverde Mission Virginia Gregory, Jerry Barry, Quality Always Higher Than Price" Busineu Phone Residence Phent A. Zeller, C.SS.R., James Roach, TASTY PLATE LUNCHES...... 25c COMPLETE FOOD STORES Sister Mary George and Sister Suzanne Bell, Tom Young, Patsy 939 E. CEDAR PE. 8558 PE. 4196 GA. 3011W Florence Crowley, Len and Dot Noon and Evenings * 2750 W. 29th Are. GA. 0605 Arthurine of the Sisters of St Parle, Dudley Taylor, Mary Jane 3030 E. 6th Ave. YO. 4255 Brayton, and Mrs. John Sponsel Also Short Orders and Sandwiches Nolan, and Paul Celia. NELSON’S 2895 Fairfax FR. 3891 Joseph are conducting catechism were the sponsors. The Best Cold Hi-% Glass of Coors 5019 E. Colfax FR. 3457 school classes for the children of Classes Name Leaders Beer in the City — Choice Wines 3015 W. 44th Are. GA. 5181 To End Sunday The senior class elections for Father Zeller returned home Variety Store RED & WHITE the parish each Sunday after the Open 8 A. M. to 2 A. M. the year were held Tuesday, Sept. last Saturday from Missouri, where Gifts - Notions • Hosiery - School 10 o’clock Mass. he had given a retreat for the stu QUALITY MEATS (St. Rose of Lima’s Parish) 28, with the following results: Empire Cleaners DENVER President, Marie Teresa Gushurst; dents of St. Joseph’s Preparatory Supplies - Dresses - Toys Fancy Groceries Regis Mothers’ Club ■The picture mission being given college, Kirkwood, a suburb of St. vice president, Josephine Walsh; MRS. M. MAGNETTI FREE DELIVERY & Dyers at St. Rose of Lima’s church by the Louis. There are 125 students MARKET CO. To Convene Oct. 14 Rev. George A. Keith, S.J., will be secretary, Betty Jo Lauterbur; 2434 E 6TH. PHONE FR. 2989 treasurer, Virginia Gregory. studying for the priesthood there 280 So. Penn. Phone PE 4146 Phone PE. 6322 1236 8. Broadway Men’s Suits ...... 60c l.G.A. Stores The Mothers’ club of Regis high brought to a solemn close Sunday and of this number six are Denver­ school -ivill meet in. the school nighty Oct. 10. The beautiful The junior officers are: Presi­ Exclusively a Shop for Children Ladies’ Plain Dresses...... 85c & Up 2422 E. 6th Ave. FR. 4151 & 4152 dent, Catherine Anne Akolt; vice ites. Wc make all types of alterations and re­ library Thursday, t ct. 14, at 2:30 series of pictures being shown on Plans are being formulated by W. M. W IH E and Babies from infancy to 14 pair work. Selected corn-fed meats. Fancy and p.m. Father Theodore Schulte, the screen each night and the in­ president, Mary Catherine Mad­ year* Relinin? and Remodeling staple groceries, fruits and vegetables den; secretary, Joan O’Byrne; the officers of the Alumni associa­ S.J., w ll be the speaker. teresting lectures of Father Keith Grocery and Market Individual Styles CALL FOR — DELIVER Fresb fisb and oysters treasurer, Margaret Ann Madden; tion and a special committee for Mrs. Phil Clar'ie and Mrs. J. are drawing crowds of Catholics the homecoming football game and BEST QUALITY - FAIR PRICES P. McConaty are chairmen of a and non-Catholics in Valverde. class historian, Betty Van Vleet. Corn Fed Meats Fresh Fish FOR QUALITY WORK The sophomore officers are: celebration to be held Sunday, Oct, reception to be gi. n the freshmen Large numbers are in attendance S end Your Garments to Us Where Satis­ My Lady Edith President, Genevieve Dunn; vice 24. The opponents for the Bull Staple Groceries, Fresh Vegetables Fox Gift Sc Baby Shop faction la Always Obtained. Our 11 Years mothers immediately following the each morning at Ma.ss and receive president, Beverly Hover; secre­ dogs will be the Cathedral Blue in T n is Location Is Your Guarantee. meetin , at which time the mothers Communion. jays. 701 SOUTH LOGAN PR. 0934 73 BROADWAY PE, 1767 Beauty Parlor The mission opens every night tary-treasurer, Mary Jean Akolt, Chicago Cleaners will have an opportunity to meet and class historian, Mary Cath­ Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. _ Wild Student Permanent Wave* ther teachers. with the Rosary at 7 :30, closing have returned from Chicago, and Dyers with Benediction of the Blessed erine O’Fallon. Class colors are $2.50 Complete lavender and yellow, the class where they had spent two weeks 1301 E. 6th Ave. Phone PE. 4546 Sacrament. Subjects for the re­ visiting relatives. Hauled Direct From Mine flowers yellow rosebuds and laven­ CALL AND DELIVER 2804 E. 6th Ave. Phone YO, 0788 maining nights, are as follows: Fri­ COAL St. Dominic's der sweet peas. Puritan Lump - Egg $5.95 day, “ The Wedding Ring;’’ Satur­ Infant Son of Former .Monarch Lump-Egg $7.25 McDa n i e l s e r v ic e day, “ The Eye of God;’’ Sunday, The freshman officers are: Pres­ Wadge Lump-Egg ..7.60 Pinnacle Lump • E g^ j7.8S in “Jesus Crucified— True Soldiers ident, Mary Kelly; vice president, Denverite Is Baptizec Quality Fruit Market STATION Mary Ann Schwab; secretary, Former Denver Post Weighmaster Handling Same Coal as (Formerly Neii’s) Real Bargains Watches of the King.” Denver Post 6th and Joseplune YO. 6525 The children’s three-day mission Mary Golden; treasurer, Marg­ 626 EAST 6TH AVE. Independently Owned The infant son of Mr. and Mrs Rings, Fountain Pen Sets will follow the closing of the pres­ aret Ann Drinkard; class histor­ Sichard F. Barry of Brooklyn, N MOBILGAS — MOBILOIL Fancy and Selected and Other Gift* ent mission, and is to open with ian, Betty Bader. The class patron Y., was baptized Sunday. Mrs. KELLY COAL COMPANY Pennzoil Specialized Lubrication Mass Monday morning at 7:30. is St. Therese, the Little Flower of Barry is the former Mary Keating Phone Pearl 0884 - Pearl 4768— PROMPT SERVICE Fruits and Vegetables BRON, JEWELER OPEN SUNDAYS Service Pictures will be shown each night Jesus. The class motto is “ Let all of Denver. The baby was named FREE DELIVERY PHONE PE. 2813 Cars Called for and Delivered Free 3474 W. 32nd Ave. GA. 1510M from 6 to 7 o’clock. you do be done for God.” The Richard Keating, and sponsors, by Fine Watch Repairing class mascot is the Jeep, and the proxy, were Monica Hayden and class flower, the yellow rose; the Edward Keating of Denver. Mr, The firms listed here de­ Dinner Planned in class colors are green and gold. and Mrs. Barry and baby intend 8U L o u is' serve to he remembered FLOWERS Nuns to Attend Congress to visit Denver the end of this FIFTH AVENUE H o ly Holy Rosary Parish Mother Callista, Mother Felici- month. when you are distributing tas, superior of St. Mary’s; Sister PINKNEY’S SALES ROYAL BEAUTY FLOWER SHOP Your Automobile Investment Deserves Imelda, and Sister Laurencetta your patronage in the dif­ the Best of Protection (Holy Rosary Parish) AND SERVICE SHOPPE The dinner to be given by the will represent the academy at the ferent lines of business. 520 CLAYTON ST. YO. 3015 H oly Ghost Absolutely Best Equipped Shop in This 2270 So. Broadway PE. 6912 , Altar society Sunday evening, Oct. National Catechetical Congress of Vicinity FRED PINKNEY. Owner SPECIALIZING CONOCO 10, promises to be a big success. Bishops Joseph H. Albers NEW MAGAZINES— ceptional importance was the or­ St. George’s, St. Patrick’s, and De WWW'S e WWW eewwwwc TAbor 6204 thread of thought today that is not in a wide gesture as if he held his of Lansing and Urban J. Vehr of GOOD AND BAD ganizing of parochial school The consecration of a La Salle high schools, all con­ A sign of the more prosperous tangled and knotted, it will be subject in the palm of his hand I Denver, leagues in various sports and the Bishop takes place at Mass, which ducted by the Christian Brothers Cement • Plaster • Mortar times, has been the rapid increase worth your while to look back of and could scatter it broadcast with • JOS. J. CELLA officiating at contests between the candidate concelebrates with In addition to his play to be in the number of magazines offered the other things to find The Cath­ a gesture. the various school teams, the the consecrator. published soon, based on an incl 1120 Security Bldg. Metal Lath • Stucco for sale on news stands in the past olic Digest. He told of his work ★ ith the dent in the Book of Talbot, by sponsoring of track meets for Benedictines of Solesmes, France, October 7’s ceremony was the Phone KEystone 2633 2863 Bleke St. Denver year. Out of the many new pub­ You can not roly on the other younger parochial school chil­ Violet Clifton, English convert lications we can expect only a who, in their exile on the Isle of fourth in which Archbishop Mc­ digests. Even Readers’, which has dren, and the promotion of city­ writer and poet, he has composed few to find a permanent place. Wight, were commissioned by Nicholas has been the chief con­ ' justly earned a good reputation, wide Christmas cheer projects tv/o full-length plays and three Others will be weeded out ’'ecause slips into its pages from time to Pope Pius X to prepare the ma­ secrator when a new Bishop was through which thousands of one-act plays. One hundred and they serve no good purpose or be­ time articles that are little less terial for the revision of the lit­ elevated in the Church. He con­ forty-three pupils answer roll call The Girvin Furniture & Auction Co. youths have been given Christ­ urgy . . . the revision that was secrated Bishop Albers of Lansing, cause they serve their purpose not than open insults to its Catholic in his four speech classes at Ca. 1524-28 COURT PLACE TEL. KEYSTONE S8S$ well enough. readers. This month, not so long mas dinners. The total expendi­ reiterated in his Motu Bishop Vehr o f Denver, and Bishop tures for the Boy Life bureau thedral, and he directs play re­ Picture magazines, such as Life, after the Peter Whiffin fiasco. Proprio. It was here, at Appul- Karl J. Alter of Toledo. hearsals every night after school Steel 4-drw. lesal and letter file., small and medium-site office safes, ateel statioBerr for the fiscal year were $23,- durchombe, Isle of Wight, that cabinet, steel card index (8z5 and 6x8) cabinet with side storage space: mah. and oak Look, and Pic, and digests, of Readers’ Qigest publishes a con­ The sermon at the consecration hours. Work on his Master’s office desk* (roll, flattop, typewriter), table* »nd chairs, all at fair prises, Ot*b or 466.86. which there are any number, seem densation of Elliot Paul’s book, Canon Douglas began the work was delivered by the Most Rev. thesis takes what little time re­ Credit to be the most numerous of the The Life and Death of a Spanish The major educational activity that has now been published as Francis J. L. Beckman, Arch­ mans. He hopes some day to new. People have gone digest Town.” This hook tells the tale of the order at present Is the Church Music in History and bishop of Dubuque, who described vmte a play having a religious crazy. As a result of readers' de­ correspondence school conducted Practice. That was in 1902. the significance of the Episcopacy. of an idyllic Spanish town ruined theme. Just when it will be, he “ Deaecr’a Moat Proereaatvo Laundry" votion to the magazine that will and decimated by “ Fascist con­ for the benefit of members of the In the ensuing years the does not know, for he believes that do the job of selection and com­ quest and Communist and anarch­ order and their families. This author’s search for material took a religious theme demands the best pression for them, many publica­ ist invasion.” correspondence school was organ­ him on a pilgrimage that covered German Youth possible treatment, and therefore THE CASCADE LAUNDRY most of Europe. Ho haunted the tions whose contents are not worth The author goes out of his way ized in 1923 and is now complet­ necessitates much time and effort. "TRY OUR NEW SERVICE” the paper used in their printing to snipe at the clergy of Spain. In ing its 14th year of service. ancient monasteries; the musty museums of Germany, Italy, and Regis Student His parents reside in Chicago, are finding a ready sale. The suc­ discussing the priests in his idyllic More than 100 courses of study as does one sister. A brother at­ France came to know his gaunt cess of The Readers’ Digest and village, he implies that all the are now offered in this school. The tends St. Benedict’s college at Complete Laundry Service figure. Meanwhile, he had classes {Continued From Page One) the reputation it has built up in priests of Spain are stupid men, individual enrollment on June 30 Atchison, Kans. 1847 Market We Call For and Deliver FA. 6370-6379 16 years make it possible for meddlers in politics, and lecherous totaled 27,965 students. to teach in America and other his command of English is re­ worthless magazines to sell simply fellows. The ehargas have been From the interest derived from studies to pursue. That meant he markable for one who has been because they are digests. answered so many times that one it* endowment of $500,000, the could devote only part-time to his in this country a short time. Not so with one of the new is surprised at The Readers’ Digest order maintains a group of grad­ project. From the time he was 12 years digests. This is a magazine that repetition of them. uate scholarships at the Catholic The task he set for himself was old Josenh has spent his summers in traveling about Europe on foot, is founded in a great idea, that The point of all this is: Out of University of America, Twenty- tremendous. He planned to show was born out of great labor, that the many new publications pick the relation between Hebrew, on bicycles, and by train. Each five scholarshios have been award­ year he has gone with a friend or has had to struggle through its only what is good. The rest are loo Greek, and Roman Church music, ed for the 1937-88 term. The a small group to visit historic costly in money spent and time total number of ’scholarships and how early Christian music was HOME LOANS shrines, ancient castles, and mod­ wasted. The Catholic Digest is a combination of all three. He awarded since the foundation was ern industrial cities of the conti­ Denver Church to among the good.— C. J. McNeill. established in 1914 is 666. Of devoted himself to tracing the de­ velopment of the music of the nent. The experience was a liberal this number, degrees were con­ Eucharist before polyphony. His education in itself and the results Be Redecorated WIDER DISTRIBUTION ferred on 266. studies in the monasteries showed of such an early and broad experi­ for Refinancing NEEDED FOR THE The radio hour sponsored by ence are evident in the bearing of (Continued From Page One) CATHOLIC PRESS him how great a debt the world the National Council of Catholic owes the monks of the Middle the German boy. Oct. 5, 1930, and was succeeded Earl Browder, major prophet of Men received in the year a spe­ Ages for their preservation of He completed his high school l)y Father Mulroy, who has since the Communist party in this coun­ cial aopropriation of $3,000 from Church music for posterity . . , education at the Cathedral school Building been honored with the title of try, announced recently that two the Knights of Columbus, bring­ an inheritance which he calls “ the in Wichita where he discovered Very Rev, Monsignor. more daily papers would be ing the total amount thus far greatest art treasure bequeathed that one of his teachers was from started by his group, one in Chi­ contributed by the supreme coun­ Cologne, which is just 77 miles Buying In the pastorate of Monsignor us from antiquity.” His plan in­ cago and the other in San Fran­ cil of the order to this far-reach­ from his native Trier. The Mulroy, many significant ad­ cluded the history of liturgical cisco. The success of The Daily ing activity to $26,000. music in the time of the “ Reforma­ teacher, a nun, recently told him vances have been made. The erec­ that the Jesuits have just opened Modernizing tion of Holy Ghost hall, a meeting Worker in New York city and the Pope Pius XI, recognizing what tion,” after the “ Reformation,” growth of the C.l.O. and the a new school in Cologne. place for practically every Cath­ the members of the Knights of and the rise of Anglican eclectic American Labor parly were given At Regis, Joseph Borniger plans olic organization in Denver, was Columbus as an organization and hymnody and ended with the pres­ as reasons for the new publica­ as individuals are doing “ by Cath­ ent "Century of Reform.” to complete the pre-medical courss accomplished. The adjoining hall offered there and then continue Three types of loans are available for residence or multiple­ for the Denver Catholic library tions. olic living and Catholic activi- A tremendous task indeed! The While it might be true that pub­ ties,” sent to the recent conven­ his studies in medicine at St. Louis dwelling financing:' and the building facing 19th street finished work shows just how tre­ university in Missouri. were also acquired. Recently, lications which foment class strife tion of the order the Apostolic mendous it was. But withal, it Is and pander to a materialistic phi' quarters for a boys’ club have blessing on all the officers, dele­ a model of accurate reporting. 1. FHA Title II loans for building, buying or refinancing, As been opened on Grant street, and losophy of life are more exciting gates, and members. long as 15 years to pay, in monthly installments. reading than those which advo In the final chapter. Canon Dinner Is Given en inquiry class, under the direc­ Douglas speaks of “ Present tion of the Rev. Hubert Newell, cate Christian principles, it is not 2. Itegular mortgage loans for shorter periods. to be supposed that the Catholic Treasures and Future Hopes.” Re­ has been started. At the present C.Y.O. to Hold ferring to it he said: For Msgr. O’Ryan time, the Holy Ghost church and press is dull reading, that it does 3. Personal loans of from $50 upward, repayable in twelve properties represent an investment not appeal to the non-Catholic “ With the great treasure housi The Rt. Rev. Msgr. William monthly installments— ^to pay taxes or for modernizing, repaint­ reader as being as potent a weapon Boxing Tourney of liturgical music we have always O’Ryan was honored at a jubilee o f $125,000. With the increasing possessed, it is sad- that the world ing or repairs.' rttefidance at Sunday Masses and for democracy as the Red press Is dinner given by Mrs. Ella Mullen for the suppression of liberty. The (Continued From Page One) was so long in realizing just how Weekbaugh at her home Sunday the crowds who visit the church fitting a tribute can be paid to ^Y ou do not have to be a customer of this bank to fact that two more Communistic creased materially in the poorer night, Oct. 3. A score of selected ns. We believe that ing St. Mary’s college to continue Agnes’ parish. Father Hickey had Miliwork of Ail Kinds We Appreciate Your Patronage minia Catolica Mexicana, was the dissemination of Catholic lit­ their education. Refreshmants will returned to Ireland, his birthplace, celebrated by Solemn Mass In the erature should be one of the ma­ be served and several prizes on sick leave. A Solemn Mass of FRANK KIRCHHOF. 1232-46 ARAPAHOE ST. Basilica of Santa Maria de Guada­ jor points in the Catholic Action awarded. An attractive special Requiem was celebrated here for raESIDENT DENVER, COLO. 708 Lawrence St. Denver, Colo. lupe. program.-^-Rev. W. J. Canavan. pdze has been secured. the repose of his soul i -t. Thursday, October 7, 1937 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, FEystone 4205 PAGE FTV!3 i ANNUAL COMMUNION HELD BY PUEBLO PARISH SODALISTS OCTOBER

Pueblo.— Ope of the largest Stchlli, Ansellna Delliquadri, Rosa Uarls coiuiST e in Dslullo, Earah Dleiloslo, Mary Spinuizi. gatherings of the members of the AsDCi Spoons, Elizabeth Soldano, Caroline St. Therese’s sodality of Mt. Car­ Taravello. Angelina DeSalvo, Lacy De- mel parish was held Sunday morn­ SalTo, Loretta Fonnico, Flora Fraterelli, Month of the Four Essentials The committee appointed by Rose Tizzarelll. Josephine Fruscella, Es­ ing after the group’s annual Com­ telle Garota, Constance Todardo, Bose Mayor Stapleton to commemo­ munion at the Mass celebrated by Marie Ochfato, Rose Occhiato. Carmclla rate the 150th anniversary of Father S. M. Giglio, S.J., at Our Giaeclo. Lena Giaceio. Catherine Luppino, Four factors are essential to a complete the constitution of the United Lady of Mt. Carmel church. Mem­ Graea Masciotra, Theresa Oeohiato, Clara States announces the rules for an bers received Holy Communion at Yallanardo, and Grace Capossola. Holy Rosary and well-rounded fu^ral service: beautiful essay contest for which Denver the Mass. All had finished a novena Aetiritiaa Poatponed citizens of school age are eligible. to the Little Flower previously. Since the quarantine placed and complete establishment facilities, mod­ The rules governing the contest At the breakfasH; In a hotel. Miss several weeks ago on all public I em equipment, use of the most up-to-date are explained as follows by the Toots Pingatore presided and mu­ gatherings by the health depart­ Black Cocoa Rosaries, price, 15^, 25^^, 35<^, 50^, Rev, Barry Wogan, member of the sical numbers were rendered by ment of the city, owing to the in- • methods, and a sincere, personal interest in committee: Miss Bertha Milano and Miss Fran­ fantile paralysis scare, practically $1.00 and up to $5.00. The subject for the proposed ces Sammartino. The speaker was all activities of the various so­ Stone Rosaries, prices, 50^, 75^, $1.00, $2.50 and the problems of each family. essay Is to be “ The Constitution Miss Jennie Pingatore, who gave cieties of the churches have been up to $25.00. of the United States.” The sub­ an account of her rcvcnt trip to postponed. For three weeks ject may be treated by the essay­ Europe and visit at the home of the since the city-wide quarantine, Pearl Rosaries, 50^, $1.25, $2.75, $3.50 and up In each of these respects we believe that ist in any manner that may best Little Flower in France. Dr. J. those under 18 years of age have to $10.00. evidence the ability and ingenuity B. Farley was also one of the been keeping away from many Sterling Silver Rosaries, $1.50, $3.50, $4.00, $4.50, Horan Funeral Service is considerably above of the author. The contest is to speakers. affairs at request of the authori­ be open to any child attending Tb« 'ollowlni tirli wer* InitUttd in up to $10.00. the average. the codzlityt ties. public, parochial, or private Usry Ann Kotolo, Christine CiruIIo, Rosary Novena to Our Lady, paper, 15$^, and cloth, schools in the city of Denver, or, Josephine Rotolo. Ann Jullano, Nina In every way those in charge being a resident of Denver, attend­ Dan, Lucille De]oy, Josephine Men- of the Catholic schools and ad­ 35$^. We now have a limited supply of prayer ing a similar school in the state. nice Maurello, Sarah In;o. Kate Arehirts, vising societies have co-operated Mary Ann Arebires, Josephine Inco, Mary books especially prepared for children, The essay contest is to be di­ Berta, Elvira Gobattl, Edith De Salvo, with the city health department, which may be obtained by calling at our vided into four groups, for col­ Mary Volpe, Frances RleKio, Mary Ann and schools will not open next lege students, senior high school Sichill, Carolyn Palermo, Mary Seoleri, week unless all schools of the office. Children must be accompanied Alice Grannto# Anne L. Willtams, and James Clarke students, junior high school stu­ Marls Buceiarelli. city open. It is thought there by parent. dents, and grade school students. The foilowinrr members took part in the may be a possibility of the The maximum length of the essays services; josepbino Alitto, Annabelle Par- schools’ being opened next Tues­ lapUno, Lillian Albano, Esther Marco, Church Goods House shall be fixed as follows: Two Lena Alberico, Mary A. Martenelli, Lena day. Thus far every Catholic thousand, five hundred words, AnscLco, Mary Martenelli, Rose Archires, school in the city is still closed. Phone TAbor 3789 1,600 words, 1,000 words, and 600 Lena Martese, Marv Baeino, Pauline Mus- 1636-38 Tremont Street 80, Graea Musro, Mary Cash, Lillie Bon- Two Catholic boys died in the words for the four groups, respec­ pirno, Jennie Pingatore, Toots Pinzatore, last . week of the affliction. tively. Anna dementi, Frances dementi, Vir­ They were William Smelek, son of Cash prizes aggregating $700 ginia Pomelco, Helen Concialdl, Edith Corel, and Serena Ssbatini. Mr. and Mrs. John V. Smelek, shall be given, to be divided as Frances Semmartino, Stella Sammsr- 1627 E. Orman, and Thomas AMD SON CHAPELS follows: Class A, first prize, $200; tino, Joan Cireo, Lillian and Vera Cos- Cullen, 16, son of Mr. and Mrs. second prize, $100; class B, first tsnsa, Josephine Perricone, Anne Perrl- George Cullen, 2310 E Orman prize $100; second prize, $50; cone, Catherine Cric'iano, Mary DeJoy, ARGONAUT HOTEL 152^ Cleveland Place Ermenia Dell, Josephine Sedita, Frances avenue, both students ef Central class C, first prize, $60; second high school. Both were buried prize, $25; class D, first prize, $50; ! whore OcDTar’s Society Entertaina for LonelioOBa and Dinners with private funerdl rites. In­ five second prizes of $25. terments were in Roselawn. FOR SPECIAL RESERVATIONS FOR BRIDGE PARTIES. All essays to come within the Guarling forever our Ibunders Heals terms of the awards must be sub­ PBIEST FETiO Bi Celebration Planned DANCES AND DINNERS PHONE TABOR 2361 mitted to Mrs. Clarence Adams, Italian-American citizens of Beauti^nl Ballrooma PriTate Dining Rooms. 800 Pennsylvania street, Denver, Pueblo will celebrate the 446th I 'jeimi on or before Die. 31, 1987. The anniversary of thd discovery of announcement of awards will be America on Oct, 12 with appro­ made on Washington’s birthday, L priate ceremonies in keeping Feb. 22, 1988. All pupils are in­ with the spirit of the day. Spon­ vited to participate. The Best In Dura" 0. — Friday af.jmoon, sored by seven united Italian- For further information con­ Used Oct. 1, in the school auditorium, American societies, the celebra­ '/ y ‘ or Quality. testants should inquire at the ad­ th‘ children cf St. Columba’s tion will include a giant street Fifrnlture ^ Zinc Etchings ^ FEAST OF ST. FRANCIS IS KEPT ministrative office of their school. Color PldU‘S - Half Tents ^ Miles & Dryer school gave a program of dialogs, parade, fireworks, a banquet, and ALSO NEW greetings, dances, sin^ng. and a social. The day’s program will Cash or Credit Printing Co. speaking in honor of Father F. opens with a Mass at Our Lady of fSeelemaa-Ehret AS FOUNDRESS’ DAY AT SCHOOL P. Cawley’s feast day, which was Mt. Carmel church in honor of Retail Rooms Wheel Tickets for Monday, Oct. 4. } spiritual bou­ Columbus. The banquet will be Open Daily llilxoto CngvaOm Boulder,— The Feast of St. and Eileen DeLilie recounted Resis Will Phy Bazaars and CarniTaU quet and a little gift were pre­ staged at the Vail hotel at 4:30 p. A FULL LINE OF Francis, Oct.. 4, held a special sig­ experiences of Saturday’s hike. cented to Father Cowley. A High m., with prominent Italians in OFFICE FURNITURE nificance for the girls of Mt. St. Catherine Burgess, Myma Stull, Mass, music for which was sung by principal speaking roles, and city Catholic Work Our and Helen Brown Joined them the children at 7:80 on Monday, and county officials as honored We rent Folding Chairs, Card and Specialty Gertrude’s academy. The feast, to recall memories of fell activi­ H i l k MnstiiHs followed by a holiday for the chil­ guests. Banquet Tables, Dishes, Silver­ known as Foundress’ day, began ties at Mt. S t Gertrude’s. As dren, brought to a close the feast ware, anything in atock. The memorial service and Bene­ 1936-38 LAWRENCE ST. with Mass attended by the student they spoke, Mary Jane Sturm, of St. Francis of Assisi. Established 1888 Your buamesB la Mary Jana Millithaler, and Fran­ A gridiron version of David and diction for the members of the body. According to tradition, the Goliath will be precented Sunday Mrs. Cleary is improving in PHONE KEYSTONE 4852 appreciated here. KEyston« 6348, 6349 ces Graham met them and de­ Mercy hospital, where she has been Third Order of St. Francis was students wore their blue and white afternoon at Regis stadium when held in St. Francis Xavier’s scribed programs presented in the Mullen home Mustangs take far several days. uniforms on the feast day of honor of Mother Mary Frances in church Tuesday evening, Oct. 6, the field at 1 o'clock against the James Merry has been appointed Mother Mary Frances Clarke for former years. They met other stu­ permanent clerk at the posl office, when all members and many dents, whose conversation also powerful Red Raiders of Regis friends were In attendance. The the first time this scholastic year. nigh, with the former playing the where he had been substituting was of Foundress' day. That the f-’r some time. president, Fred Cassidy, presided, At 2:30 on the stage of the Little traditions connected with this day role of David. While the Mullen boys are not conceded much of a Mrs. Olivia St. John Gilbert, with Mrs. John Willem as secre­ “Why Pay More?” W. S. Sanderson Theater, a program was enacted might be handed down to the tary. Father A. J. Miller gave chance in this game, they will bear formerly Olivia Stephenson of (Tradomatli) & Bros. by the senior and junior classes. younger students, various sugges­ watching. In the opening league Durango, Is now operating a large the address of the evening, tell­ In a scene depicting the acad­ tions were offered and carried out. ame two weeks ago, the Catne- apiary in Hawaii, according to an ing much about St. Francis and UM ARAPAHOE TA. tttt his good works. This is an an­ emy campus, Kathleen Gephart Elizabeth Ann Clayton, class fral Bluejays were hard prezied article in the Honolulu Daily M orovit Coffee, Ib...... 28c president, recited Longfellow’s to eke out a 13-to-6 win over the Advertiser. nual event for the Third Order WM. W. MYER DRUG STORES 4 lbs...... $1.10 “ Sermon of St. Francis,’’ which Mustann in the final minutes of St. Anthony's court, Catholic members. was followed by “ The Spirit of SL phy. Regis high scored a thin Daughters of America, enjoyed a INCORPORATED Other Coffees from Francis.’’ given by Catherine Bur­ victory over St. Joseph’s last week, hard times party Sept. 28. Mrs. 17c to 49c lb. Bazaar Workers gess. Mary Jane Millithaler spoke 12 to 0. Cathedral meets Holy Charles D. Hogan won first prize Colorado Owned Storas of the teachings of St. Francis and Family high Sunday .at 3 o’clock. for the best costume and Mrs. Freeh Ground contributed “ The Canticle of the Cathedral has one league victory Augusta Davidson the prize for Plans Laid for l7th and Broadway 800 Santa Fe Dy. Peanut Butter Sun.’’ The lessons o f peace taught to its credit by virtue of its defeat games. Mrs. W, E. Duggan, Mrs. Broadway and Ellsworth 16th and California Pure Vermont by St. Francis v.-ere Margaret Mac­ of the Mullen home team last Anna Elkins, and Miss Helen Gor­ 15th and California h Walsenburg Donald’s contribution, 'Then came Maple Sugar weak. The Holy Family Tigers are man, mimbors of the entertain­ the story of Mother Mary Frances wholly on the debit side of the ment committee, served refresh­ Wo Do Not Haro Special Salaa But Sail Yen at Onr Lowaet and the history of the community league standing, as they were ments at the close of the evening. Benefit Social Price* Every Day on All Drug MareiiaBdUa, she founded in 1833, contributed beaten, 14 to 0, by St. Joseph’s Mre. R, N. Pingrey enter­ Are Entkusiastic by Kathryn Miller, Shirley Craw­ Sept. 26, tained a party of friends at supper ALTAR BREADS ford, Margaret Grimes, Pauline Regia College to on Friday evening at her new home Miss Mary Nadorf^ general Calabrese, and Eileen Dale. As the in North Durango. chairman of tho Junior ’Tabernacle Walsenburg.— The weekly par­ SEWING last words of the hymn “ Mt. Car­ Meet Adams State Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Reynolds and benefit to be held Oct. 27 at the ish fair meeting Monday evening mel,’’ were sung, Genevieve Littl* GirU' DreBtti, Btnbroidtrr# Saturd^ afternoon, the twice daughter and Mr, and Mrs. G. T. Silver Glade, presided at a meet­ Monocrtminc. .Cte. at the rectory was presided over by Lynch, as the roirit of Mother defeated Regis college team meets Fitzgerald of Salt Lake City are ing Friday evening, Oct. 1, to for­ the general chairman, Paul Krier. Mary Frances Clarke’s charity, Adams State Teachers’ of Alamosa hero visiting Mrs. Reynold’s mulate plans for this affair. All Gallagher Transfer & Storage Co. The various committee heads gave came upon the stage to give to the THE SISTERS OF THE here. Despite the total of 118 brothers, Michael, James, and circle presidents and officers of the their reports and all told of a 1700 16th St. GOOD SHEPHERD assembled group the words spoken points already run up by oppo­ Mark Cummins. society were present Tickets were greater enthusiasm among the by St. John on charity. nents In two games thus far to A Rosary service for Rudolph distributed. T A . 3341 t e l e p h o n e p e a r l 2401 workers under them than ever be­ In the second number on the Regis’ 0, Coach Mai Fiese optimis­ Auzlohar, who oassed away Sept. It was decided that a life mem­ HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND MACHINERY MOVING fore. The fair will be held Oct. 27, program, one of the seniors read tically hopes for victory in the 28, 29, and 30. The automobile a letter written by Mother Mary 29, held on Frldaj evening at 8 bership in the Junior Tabernacle team’s second home start. The o’clock. Funeral services took society would be awarded to the committee, under the direction of Frances on July 14, 1887. This Rangers probably will be without Joseph O’Rourke and Joseph Ha­ epistle, now yellow with age, was place in St. Columba’s church on member disposing of the most the services of Ralph Verdleck, Saturday morning at 9:30 o’clock. tickets. In addition to this, a $6 National bib, will give a party at Rouse this written to Sieter Mary Casia, who tackle, who injured a leg in the Hours: 9 to 12; 1 to 6. Phone MAin S437 Saturday evening. contributed it for the day’s pro­ Father Cawley officiating. prize will be presented to the circle Kearney “ battle.” Joe McGuire The Knights of Columbus are selling tho greatest number of Frank Yano of the construction gram. may start in his place, sponsoring a contest in the fifth, tickets as a whole. The president Market committee reported that the child Superior Entertained ^ 1017 ISth ST. sixth, seventh, and eighth grades of the winning circle will also be Dr. J, J. O’Neil, Dentist playhouse will be ready early next In the evening of Oct. 4, the of St. Columba’s school. The the recipient of a gift. Between Curtie and ArapalMe week. Joseph Barron and George seniors played hostesses for the theme is “ Columbus.” The winner TA. 4698 Charity Fete to Additional representatives from Yourick said that their attraction superior. Sister Mary Eileen, at In each grade #ill receive $2.50. Suite 722 Mack Building, 16th and California Streets would be the unique game of all various circles chosen to assist on a bunco party attended by the Judge J. B. O’Rourke is one of 100% Union Market fairs in the west. The game can students. Many prizes were the general committee are Mrs. Meat Prices Are D«wb Draw Thousands the ten Colorado men named by Edward Burke, Misses Ethel Doss, be witnessed by 1,500 people. The awarded. Winners were Marta Governor Teller Ammons as dele­ -Est Mors Msst attraction will be held in the gym- Chase, Mary Jane Sturm, Patricia Louise Dooling, Helen Lampert, Free Doliveir on Purchssos ef • gates to the National Reclama­ Dollsr or OTor auditorium. Dean, Charlotte Stuhl, Viola Lee Several thousand Denverites we Louise Krabacner, Rozella Weber, VSWVWWWWWW(V*WWWW/W^WVVWWWSWWS tion association meeting to be held Nellie Mulcnhy, Billie Lou Griffith, St. Mary’s Crusaders, arising Drake, Pauline Calabrese, Helen expected to attend tho celebration Dolores Bishop, Nora Key, Beulah in the city auditorium on the eve­ in Casper, Wyo., Oct. I f . Agnes O’Neill, Norris Sherman, out of the doldrums of several me­ Mr. and Mrs. Dan Cummins and Margaret Lynch. diocre seasons, seem destined to Weaver, and Rosemary Heaton. ning of Oct, 26 commemorating ESPECIAL OFFER While refreshments were served, the great charity achievement of announce the birth of two grtmd- St. Luke's circle was enter- Home P u b lic make 1937 a big year. They have children, a son being bom on Sun­ tained at the home of Miss Kath­ { We will move your furniture to our warehouse and give yon nx already won three of their first the seniors gave short talks. The pioneer residents that has been months to your bill. storage. evening closed with the singing given world-v?ide recognition. It day to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hardin leen Fortune Tuesday evening, pay Private room or open We four contests, and will engage have low rate of insurance. M arket of the M.S.G. school song and the is one of two outstanding events of Santa Rita, N. M., and a son Oct, 6. The evening was spent in Boone high school under the lights on Monday to Mr. and Mrs. John painting several religious ai ' ‘ Call KEystone 6228 and we wUI call and give yon estimats on at Walsenburg high school field Colorado state song. planned for golden anniversary The Feast of the Holy Rosary, week, and Bishon Urban J, Vehr Cummins of Central, N. M, this proup recently received. your work, this Friday evening at 8 o’clock. Mr. anJ Mrs. Matt Schaefer, Miss Mary Berlin was hostess to MOVING. STORAGE AND PACKING Coach Serafin says his team is now Oct, 7, featured a sodality pro- is a member of the committee gi’am sponsored by the sophomores sponsoring the entire celebration. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Davis. Bertha the Morning Star circle at a card in top shape, and one of the best Schaefer, and Henrietta Schaefer party in her home Friday, Oct. 1, No Money Needed for Six Months crowds of the season is expected under the leadership of the class Msgr. William O’Ryan will be have returned from a vacation The girls of this circle are working to turn out for this game. SL prefect, Mary Fitzpatrick. given a medal of recognition. Every Thursday afternoon from Features of the meeting in the spent on the Pacifi^coast. on linens which, when completed, DUFFY STORAGE & MOVING CO. Mary’s looked Impressive Sunday will be sent to the mission at afternoon when it defeated Holy 4:30 to 5:30 o’clock, lessons in auditorium will be a pageant and ^ 1521 20th SL Office and Warehouse leather tooling are given. Anyone Keenesburg. Present at this social . t e l e p h o n e MA. 8B18 Trinity school of Trinidad, 26 to 0. talks by prominent citizens. The may enter the class. The girls are week will ooen with dinner at 7 were Mrs. John Dandrow, Misses —FREE DELIVERY— Partie* Are Popular making Christmas gifts, such as p. m. Oct. 18 in the new Lincoln 45 Children at Clella Carter, Margcret Lynch, (Fresh Not Frozen) The Tuesday evening parties at pocketbooks, billfolds, and bridge room of the Shirley-Savoy hotel. Kathleen and Helen Flynn, Marge Res Foods, for the home table when St. Mary’s Hall are proving more cases. Mary Jane Millithaler, t All interested are invited to at­ Linnet Margaret McCallin, Flor- furnished by a reputab’.e. expcrlsnctd Catechism Class popular than ever. The admission senior, is the first to finish her tend. ence Choquette, and Jessie Pas- Fish dealer is a safe, ncceseary eon- fee of 30 cents, which includes quale. tributlon to health. It contain$ the project, A small coin purse with The first successful federated proper contents of iodine for the human everything, is meeting with ap­ the letters “ M. J.’’ tooled upon it. charity society was started in 1387 Gunnison.— Forty-five children system. proval. Special classes in sewing and in Denver, and its outgrowth has of grade school agn were present LOOP MARKET Eat more fUh for the continnanes of The velour drape donated by faneywork are also held on Thurs­ been the Community Chest, v/hich for catechism class Sunday, Assist­ good health Holy Name Men toBe the Furphy family has been placed day. now functions around tho civilized ing the pastor are 6. H. Snyder, FIFTEENTH AND LAWRENCE Call Fagan’s Fish Market in back of the altar and adds much Members of the Hiking club Kenneth Mark, and Mary Gath- globe. At Communion Mass Free Parking With Pnrehata af 50c ar Mora at 1428 Lawrence For Lis Past IS Y ers to the beauty of the recently re­ held a picnic in Gregory canyon erino Yoklavich. Twelve high Denver's Dependabl. Fish Conaoissear modeled sanctuary of St. Mary’s followed by a hike to Saddle school boys and girls were present Rock on Saturday, Oct. 2. Student Tickets for for the Bitemoon instruction class. The men of the Cathedral Holy church. Name society will receive Com­ Uniforms for the 54 members of Fire Prevention week, Oct. 3-9, Concerts Are on Sale Mr. and Mrs. Lawence O’Leary ijii — — II ■■ I M left this week for South Bend, munion in a body at the 9 o’clock iSOLES the Pep club have arrived. They is being observed by fire drills, stu­ Snecial arrangements have been Mass Sunday, As usual, the Mass ) will add much to the effectiveness dent discussions, and pep talks. made by the Civic Symnhony so­ Ind., to attend the/Navy-Notre . Man'*, Waman'a, and Cut Flowers The superior announces that Dame football game. Mr. O’Leary will bo said for the intention of CoflFee I CbiUren'a Half So'ta of the cheering at the Crusader ciety to enable college, high school, the society. Seats have been re­ Mrs. Robert Ryan of Longmont and music students to hear the is an aiumnus of Notre Dame. Freeh o« Milk Loop Shoe Potted Plants games. This Sunday will ba the regular served on the main aisle for the is the winner of the hope chest nine symphony concerts sponsored Roaslad todaj— REPAIR SHOP The first meeting of the discus­ given away as a feature of the Communioni day for the men and men. Other men of the parish, not 4allTtra4 tadsr Funeral Designs by the society. Leap Markat, Lawrenc*37 Straet SM* sion club proved very successful members of the Holy Name so­ Biwplr Call carnival. A special price of $150 for older boys of the parish. as far as the enthusiasm of the ciety, are especially invited to as­ KR. n s i When the weather prevents out­ season seats in the side balcony is The newly-organized Pinochle m parishioners is concerned. Under semble with the society at this AI *t Tb*** door recreation, the students will being offered to groups of 60 or club held Its first meeting on Wed­ Spnur Storea: The firms listed here de the direction of Father Maurus nesday of this week. All men in Mass. a Ban* FaUi* find the large recreation hall of more students. A special price of Market Zabolitzky, O.S.B., the club is Mt, St. Gertrude’s fitted out for 61 is being made for season scats the parish are invited to join the j serve to be remeraberet THANKS ARE PUBLISHED • Leap FaUia meeting each Wednesday evening an evening of cards, games, sew­ In the gallery to groups of 50 or club, which plans to meet every Harkat when you are distributini Jerry Breen at 8 o’clock at the school. ing, reading, and other social ac­ more students. Catholic schools two weeks. A Ft. Collins reader of the Rep- : Colfax Harkat Mrs. James Berryhlll will be Bdarr. at your patronage in the dif tivities. A new piano, card tables, desiring to take advantage of t’^is ister publishes thanks for a favor "'.Ilswortli Florist Tall 6 i. people you patronise croquet sets, lights, tables, and effer should telenhone J. W, Bill­ chairman of the committee in received through the irtgrcesslnn ferent lines of business. J4M CaHfornU MA. 1026 that you «aw their advertitement other thln^ have been purchased ings, who is in charge of the box charge of the harvest dinner to of St. Anthony, St. Joseph, and the In Tho Register. Ifor the winter entertainments. office at Baur’s. be served Thursday, Oct, 21, poor souls in purgatory. PAGE SIX Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4‘205 Thursday, October 7, 1937

Caster*—That Are Boilt to De­ liver Real Service {or Yonr ST. PATRICK’S ALTAR SOCIEH Speeific Requirement*. HOSPITAL—HOME iLoyola Groups Englewood P.’ T. A. INSTITUTIONS P U N S MEMBERSHIP INCRUSE Armstrong . Caster Co. (St. Patrick’* Parish) Josephine Head acting as hostess. Formerly Indnatrial Party 1$ Oct. S To Give Program Caster and Track Co. The October meeting of the Al­ The regular meeting of the Holy tar and Rosary society was held Name society was held Thursday KE. 6951 (Sacred Heart-Lojrola Parish) Tuesday afternoon in the library. evening in the library. (St. Louia’ Pariah, Englewood) 825 14YH ST„ DENVER The P.-T.A. is planning a pro­ The women of the Loyola Altar Mrs. G. A. Durbin, president, who Elizabeth Natale and Thomas gram of motion pictures for its society are busy forming plans had been absent for four months, Rotar were united in marriage be­ ACME SILVER and making arrangements for was welcomed back by those pres­ fore the Rev. A. Sommaruga- at a regular meeting Tuesday evening, their annual card party to be held ent. The meeting was opened with Nuptial Mass Saturday morning, Oct. 12. Thtf executive board PLATE WORKS committee met Wednesday after­ in Loyola hall on the night of Oct. prayer led by the Rev. A. Som- Oct. 2. One hundred relatives and 1114 Larimer KE. 8743 noon to arrange for the meeting. 25. This annual party is always maruga. Mmes. J. J. Kennedy, Ed friends witnessed the ceremony. Among the activities proposed to Silverware Repaired, Plated, a delightful parish social, and the O’Donnell, and J. Melphy were re­ Amelia Natale, sister of the bride, raise funds are a card party on Polished women in charge promise a special ported sick. Plans for increasing was maid of honor and was at­ membership and attendance at the tired in a dubonnet velvet frock the afternoon of Oct. 14 and a Church Services Cleaned and feature or two for this year’s Halloween party on Saturday, Oct. event. Parishioners and their meetings were discussed. Members with matching accessories. She Polished 30. More than 100 parents have friends are asked to mark this present pledged themselves for carried a white prayerbook with There is little enough to be done to bring com­ one hour’s adoration each day of a shower spray of gardenias and paid their dues in the membership date on their calendar. campaign that is now going on. fort to you in the loss of a dear one. But we can Sunday, Sept. 10, the second the Forty Hours’ devotion, which lilies of the valley. Mrs. Rotar, The Altar society held a canned Its finer flavor will please make your burden easier by looking after the de­ Sunday of the month, will find all will be held Oct. 17, 18, and 19. who was given away by her father, Father Sommaruga resumed his Joseph Natale, wore, a white satin goods shower for the pastor at its you. Always FRESH •Vacuum the men of the parish receiving regular meeting last week. Mem­ tails of the funeral. Sympathetic, trained experts Holy Communion in, a body. Fa­ ten-minute instructions with a talk gown, fashioned with a deep lace pacRed in Can or Glass Jar. on the fifth son’owful mystery of yoke in the back. The skirt ended bers appointed to committee? at For Man to Call and Give Eat!- will take all these cares from your shoulders, ther Edward Morgan, S.J., direc­ the meeting were Mrs. W. Arend mates on Ftckinir and Skipping tor of the Loyola Holy Name so­ the Rosary. The card circles will in a circular train. A knee-leng;th KEystone 6228 Try it today! handling each detail with refinement and quiet resume activities in the ensuing veil fell in graceful folds from a and Mrs. K. Downtain, care of the OMce and Warehouse, 1521 20th St. ciety, and Father Victor Winter, altar and sanctuary; Mrs. Egan, dignity. Relieve your mind of this one burden. S.J., who is in charge of the Sa­ month. A social hour followed the coronet cap and partially con­ business session, with Mmes. cealed her face. She carried a care of the confessionals; Miss cred Heart group, have sent a Angie Roos, cari of the holy water Trust us to carry out your every wish. special invitation to the men, ask­ James Westland, Frank Lyle, and prayerbook of white with shower of orchids and lilies of the valley. fonts and votive stands; Mrs. J. J. ing them to attend the Commun­ Jaap and Mrs. J. Walsh, visiting ion. The men’s Communion Mass Alvie Berretti was best man. Jos­ eph Lilly was soloist. The Rev. the sick. at Loyola will take place at 8:30. Officers Nateied at The school cafeteria opened SPECIAL At Sacred Heart church, it will be E. Prinster was organist. A wed­ ding breakfast followed at the Wednesday of this week. Lunches offered at 7 o’clock. arranged by the county dietitian on In the past week the Loyola Aid home of the bride’s parents for the ^FEDERALd No SPEHt"m0407^ Annunciation High will be served each school day for provided school uniforms for sev­ immediate members of both fami­ lies and the priests of the parish. a nominal charge of five cents. JAMES P. McCONATY eral desei-ving students.' Each (Annunciation Pariah) There are three women employed PURITAN year since the society was Afte. a few days in 'Walsenburg, The class officers in' Annuncia­ the couple will reside in Louis­ in the cafeteria, with Mrs. C. Mc- founded, uniforms and other tion high school were elected Fri­ Atee in charge of the cooking. Lump or Egg The Surest Road clothes have been provided for de­ ville. day, Oct. 1. In the senior class Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Henson and The meetings of the Confrater­ serving students and First Com­ Leo Canjar is president, Dan Wil­ nity of Christian Doctrine women , to Charm .... munion outfits have been provided Asa, Jr., of Liberal, Kans., are son, vice president; Catherine the house guests of Mr. and Mrs. will he held on Monday evenings for a group of boys and girls. Scharping, secretary, and Irene in the school under the direction SC.95 The membership of the Loyola Aid J. Natale. They came here to Dorothy Gray's Kerns, treasurer. In the junior attend the wedding of Miss Eliza­ of Mrs. J. Jackson. Any of the is small, but a great deal^s done class Elmer Book was chosen pres­ parishioners wishing to attend FAMOUS for the school each year by these beth Natala. ident, Jacqueline Cooke, vice pres­ Bride-Elect Feted these meetings are welcome. enthusiastic women. ident; Desmond Sullivan, secre­ BEAUTY PREPARATIONS Miss Corinne Manfro, whose The discussion club group for URITAN COAL The Loyola choir sang High tary, and Mary Louise Hebert, Catholic students attending the Two thoroughly good, sootless Mass for the first time this season treasurer. The sophomore class marriage to Forrest Lundstrom lignites at a price that will hold will be an event of Sunday, Oct. public high schools meets ip the at the 10:30 Mass last Sunday named Frank Grebenc president, down your fuel bills all winter. 17, was the honored guest at a school on Monday evenings under morning. Mrs. Fred Johnson is the Charlene McClellan, vice president; bridal shower Stturday evening, the direction of Mrs. Bert director and Mrs. W. Wayman is Alta Cort, secretary, and Melvin Keims. Lump or Egg A Good Low the organi.st. The choir will sing Martin, treasurer. 'The freshman Oct. 2, in the home of her parents, Columbia Coal Co. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Manfro. Catechism classes for the chil­ responses at the High Mass in Loy­ class officers are Albert Sustrick, dren in the public schools and for Empire ...... $6.30 3033 Fox St. KE. 3121 Priced Coal ola church each Sunday at 10:30 Fifty guests were invited. $C95 president; Catherine Hogan, vice the orphans at the state home are Corona ...... 6.10 E. J. GUINAN, Prop. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Brennan are The small choir recently organ­ president; Mary Ann Ambrosic, held after the 8 and 10 o’clock the parents of a boy born at St. Pinnacle ...... 7.85 We Carry the Higheat Qaalitr Coala Plus ized by the Young Ladies’ sodality secretary, and Leo Chojnowski, Masses on Sundays. Anthony’s hospital Oct. 2. Mrs. at the Moat Reasonable Price* did .service in the Little Flower treasurer. The Holy Name men and boys W adge ...... 7.60 Brennan is the recording secre­ novena. The young women will The junior class will sponsor a will receive Communion in a body Lump from $5.55 to $7.85 i>EU¥SUlTE S e RWE tary of the Altar and Rosary so­ “ Spick and Span” Delivery Lump or Egg sing at the services each Monday social in Hagus hall Friday eve­ at the 8 o’clock Mass this Sunday. and Friday evening. ning, Oct. 8. ciety. The infant is the grand­ The regular meeting will be Mon­ son of Mrs. Nora Brennan of this The priests of the parish were The members of the Cardinal day evening in Concordia hall. pnone Optometrist and Optician vei'y much edified by the large Pep club received their sweaters parish. There will be several rounds of number of persons who received on Friday evening, Oct. 1, after Mrs. A. Goetz left Thursday for boxing after the meeting. This HELEN WALSH a week’s visit with her daughter. Communion in honor of the Little an all-school rally held in Annun­ part of the entertainment will be Aaaoeiat. > Flower last Sunday morning. The ciation hall. Sister Mary Loyola, a member of in charge of Mr. Brown. novena, which closed Sunday The following freshman stu­ the Visitation Sisters at Spring- The young people of the parish W. R. JOSEPH field, Mo. Before returning, Mrs. night, was greatly enjoyed by all dents who have shown special ap­ will have a social in the hall Fri­ EYES EXAMINED who attended and no doubt much titude in the various studies have Goetz will also visit her son, day evening, Oct. 8. There will good will result from it. The usual been named prefects in those sub­ Frater Gerard Goetz, O.S.B., at be good music and refreshments. Pbona TAbar ISM Atchison, Kans. devotions in honor of St. Therese jects, and their duty is to assist The admission will be 10 cents. 218-219 Maioatle Bide. will continue each Monday eve­ the teachers: Discipline— Dolores Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Lucy, ning at 7 :45 o’clock. McClain and John Nushy; English who for the past year had lived Father George Keith, S.J., is — Mary Belle West, and Margaret in Wyoming, returned to Denver away from the rectory this week. Bowes; algebra— Bill Shea and recently. They will again live at He is giving a picture mission at William Nygren; spelling— Norma 3747 Osage street. the church in Valverde. Seyler and Harry Zumptible; Miss Katherine Bullock is re­ Brother John is taking a few Christian doctrine— Lorine Cos­ covering from a minor operation. days’ rest at Idaho Springs. tello and John Cic; class room— Miss Lucille Long underwent a The Loyola Ladies’ sodality will Albert Herrman and Richard Am­ major operation on Monday morn­ meet at Loyola hall Tuesday aft­ mon. ing and is improving. ernoon, Oct. 12, at 2 o’clock. The Annunciation P.-T.A. will Mrs. Sarah Morrissey returned A group of young men will re­ hold its regular meeting in Hagus from a seven weeks’ trip to vari­ ceive Communion with the senior hall on Wednesday afternoon, Oct. ous points in the East. She spent Holy Name group at Loyola this 8, at 2:30. Parents of grade and a week visiting her sister, Sister Sunday morning at the 8:30 Mass. high school students are invited Victoria, at the motherhouse of to attend. Officers installed to the Sisters of Charity in Cin­ serve the 1937-38 term are as fol­ cinnati. lows: Mrs. P. V. Cooke, president; Daily Masses in the month of Mrs. J. 0. Johnson, vice president; October are being said at 7 and Friday Date of Mrs. Hugh Gallagher, secretarj’, 8 o’clock. At the 8 o’clock Mass, and Mrs. Harry Zumtobel, treas­ the school children recite the Ro­ urer. Mrs. J. P. Feeley was ap­ sary and Litany of the Blessed pointed membership chairman, Virgin in unison. and Mmes. Walter Anderson and Joanne Pearl, infant daughter of St. John’s Party Henry Bastien, chairmen of the Mr. and Mrs. George York, and sick committee. Filbert James, infant son of Mr. (St. John’s Parish) C. C. D. to Meet and Mr.s. Richard Roth, were bap- The card party to be given at Members of the Confraternity tized»last Sunday by Father Prin­ the home of Mrs. H. J. Stueck, 781 of Christian Doctrine group will ster. Sponsors were John Fuschino Cook street, Friday afternoon, hold the first meeting of the fall and Elizabeth Carrado and Dor­ Oct. 8, promises to be a big suc­ .session at the home of Mr. and othy Laney and Patrick Moore. cess. A few tables are being saved Mrs. William Schweider, 5100 for those wishing to attend the Colorado boulevard, on Friday party without reserving a full evening, Oct. 8. Members wishing table. transportation are requested to Mrs. Murtaugh, president of St. meet at the rectory at 7 p. m. s i.J iE S 'p n John’s P.-T.A., announces the fol­ 'Those who attended the meetings R E G IS COLLEGE lowing committee chairmen: Pro­ last spring are urged to continue gram, Mrs. L. D. Mulligan; mem and a special invitation is extended vs. bership, Mrs. L. F. Palaze; pub­ to new members wishing to join 10 H0I[ licity, Mrs. George Greer; budget the group. and finance, Mrs. Walter Diller; Plans for thp turkey party, an­ Adams State Teachers’ College- publicationr, Mrs. J. J. Garland; nually sponsored by the women of (St. Jamea’ Pariah) hospitality, Mrs. J. L. Rice; room the parish, are being completed. A mission will begin at St. representatives, Mmes. L. F. Pal­ The party will be given in Ha^us James’ at the 7 o’clock Mass this Alamosa, Colo. aze, J. L. Rice, Ralph S. Smith, hall shortly before Thanksgiving Sunday. The Rev. Bertrand Rob­ R. G. Atkinson, H. A. Stewart, H. day. The date and further de­ ert, C.S.P., will conduct the seiv- REGIS STADIUM J. Steuck, Charles Findle, and tails will be announced later. ices as follows: Mass on Sunday Thomas O’Keefe. The committee in charge of the at 7, 9, and 11; week-days, at The luncheon of the Denver chicken dinner and social given 6:30 and 7. A brief instruction council of the P.-T.A. on Tues­ in Hagus hall on Saturday wish to will be given every morning after SATURDAY, 2:30 P. M. day was attended by Mrs. Mur­ thank all those who assisted in the 6:30 Mass. Evening services taugh, Mrs. Porter, and Mrs. Mul­ making the affair successful will be held every night at 7 :45. Admission: Adults...... 55^ (Tax Inch) ligan. In the business meeting Confessions will be heard every that followed, St. John’s P.-T.A. Children...... 25^^ day beginning Monday during the was represented by Mrs. Porter 7 o’clock Mass and after evening and Mrs, Mulligan. devotions. Mrs. M. J. Brennan of 575 Hum­ boldt street entertained St. Cath­ The topics of the evening ser­ erine’s card club at luncheon Mon­ mons are as follows: Sunday, .Born with perfect eyesight. And, happily, day, Oct. 4. Mrs. Edward J. “ What Think Ye of Christ?” Monckton and Mrs. Roy Park won lyiiciioii i n Monday, “ One Thing Is Neces­ I CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL SHOPPING ! high scores. The next meeting sary;” 'Tuesday, “ What God Hath he has every opportunity of keeping thdt will be Oct. 18 at the home of Joined Together;” Wednesday, Mrs. Vincent Carlin. The monthly luncheon meeting “ Depart From Me;” Friday, “ That of the Loretto alumnae will _ be I May See;” Saturday, “ Behold held Saturday, Oct. 9, in Daniels I Thy Mother;” Sunday, “ Come perfect eyesight because his parents have Classified Ads Unto Me.” ► i 5 Discussion Clubs & Fisher’s tea room at 1:30 p. m. ^ It will pay you to read ALL of the following adrertUement*. ^ Miss Catherine Floyd will give a The mi.ssion will close Sunday, ► ...... ^ ------^ Are Being Formed report on the suggestions pre­ Oct. 17, at the evening devotions sented and discussed by her «om- when there will be Solemn Bene­ diction and the Papal blessing will EGGS BARBER SHOP mittee for the annual fall benefit In Golden Parish given by the alumnae. The final be given. .ianLiLt MORG./tN’8 EGG FARM First class barber ahop. Bemie Mack's decision regarding the nature of Men to Receive Euchariat We deliver in your neighborhood. Barter Shop. 1270 Santa Fe Drive. Golden.— Five discussion clubs 801 Sheridan BWd. • KE. SSSZ are being inaugurated this week. the benefit will be made Saturday. Sunday is Communion day for WANTED—Household furniture, old cloth­ The Marquette club, which is the Mrs. James Creamer, a member the men of the parish. HOTELS ing, pictures, kitchen utensils, etc. The high school unit, met on Monday of the Beta circle of the alumnae, Sunday school for the children their home with m odern___ Denver Deanery's Benefit Shop. Call Tabor has been elected president of the % 2916. 1836 Lawrence street. evening. The following members attending public schools reopened NEWHOUSE HOTEL were present at the opening ses­ Catholic Women’s Press club. IN THE SHADOW of Colorado’* beau­ last Sunday after the 9 o’clock tiful c»pitoL Coif** *t Grant. Denver. sion: Florence Geudner, Rosaline Olive Homer is at present en­ Mass. Colo. DRUG STORES Bettinger, Mary Ann Bettinger, joying a vacation in California. The Altar and Rosai-y society I. E. S. BETTER.SIGHT LAMPS Gaynell Wolf, Helen -Spieles, Alea Mrs. Lucille O’Day has returned met last week. A much smaller CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS' HOME, HUTCHINSON’S PHARMACT crowd than usual was present 1772 Grant. Pleasant home for girl*. Vour Naborbood Druggist Thuett, Eileen Thuett, Billy to her position as teacher of social Phone SPruee 06SH 700 So. Pearl Spieles, and Joseph Gargen. science a t t e s t high school after Mrs. F. Smith volunteered to care JAMES HUTCHINSON for linens, Mrs. Behrens, altar W ide Selection... Easy Terms .'..as low as $1 down/$1 a month 3 . f u r n a c e s a n d g r a t e s '"'he Newman club of the Colo­ a two-year leave of absence. rado school of mines will meet at New Circle to Meet cloths, and Mrs. Fitzgerald, the 1 J FURNACES INSTALLED A REPAIRED the rectory on Sunday evening at The newly-formed Epsilon circle altar. The date of the meeting has Y 1 H. H. York. 527 E. Expoaition. PE. 2268 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 5:30. Phil Garrison of Golden is will meet at the home of Miss been changed from the first Friday Reconditioned Pinnoo, Players and Grands, president of the ciub. Kathryn Lewis Friday n>

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PAGE EIGHT Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, Oct. 7, .1937 Aid Society to COMPETITION IS GREAT Group Has Served Hold Card Party IN POPULARITY CONTEST poor 2S Years (St. Franci* de Sales’ Parish) pond IS asked to get in touch with The annual benefit card party Competition in the couples’ Mrs. C. A. Tremlett. The Sacred Heart Aid society’s of the Queen of Heaven Orphans’ popularity contest is becoming All other arrangements are pro- section 30 of the Neeedlework Aid society will be held Thurs­ keen as the date draws nearer for g;ressing nicely to completion and guild is entering upon its 26th day, Oct. 21, at the orphanage, St Francis de- Sales’ annual bazaar a great deal of interest is being year of service in this national 4825 Federal boulevard. As usual, and carnival, which will be held shown by the members of the organization. In 1911, it was es­ for the convenience of guests com­ in the high school gymnasium on parish and their friends in the tablished by Mrs. W. R. Leonard ing on the street car, automobiles Oct. 21, 22, and 25. Five couples event. Present indications point to in her term as president o f the The Result of 26 will be waiting at the street car have entered the race that will the fact that this year’s bazaar Sacred Heart Aid society. , < line to convey them to the institu­ determine the most popular couple. will be one of the most successful tion. The bright, sunny rooms of Mrs. Leonard was chosen as Stores Baying A beautiful bedroom suite will be ever held. The goal is $10,000, president of the section and con­ the orphanage are 'a pleasant set­ awarded the winners on the closing which will reduce the parish debt ting for the party.' Arrangements tinued as such until her death in night of the bazaar. one-seventh. As this is the goal 1931. YOUR 12-PAGE CIRCULAR SENT TO YOU— of the party are in charge of Mrs. the committees are working E. T. Gibbons as general chaii-man Thomas Carroll, Jr., chairman, The supply of garments al­ READ IT AGAIN— WE FIRMLY BELIEVE SUCH who also heads the committee on for, the help’ of everyone is lotted to the society in the annual and Mrs. J. C. Ryan, vice chair­ again earnestly solicited. man. Assisting oh the arrange­ the capital prize, asks for the co­ distribution of the Needlework operation of all the parishioners. The harvest ball scheduled for VALUES-AND EASY TERMS-PROVqE THE ment, committee are Mmes. J. M. guild is of immense help in cloth­ Each dollar turned in to the chair­ Friday night, Oct. 8, by the Holy ing the worthy poor who appeal Harrington, Harvey J. Smith, Name society promises to be an MOST ATTRACTIVE HOME FURHISHIHG OPPOR­ John Nevin, J. McD. Whyte, man by one of the couples regis­ to the society for aid. While calls ters 100 votes for that couple. enjoyable affair. This is a pre­ George Burt, J. A. Spillane, Ru­ upon the society have been les­ TUNITY IN A DECADE. The, contestants ask that their carnival event and the proceeds dolph Manns, P. W. Blanchard, sened in the care of tlje aged, the friends do not forget to stipulate will go toward the bazaar fund. Mary Nahring, J. C. Hagus, and other demands will be increased, their favorite couple, for unless a 7'1:p floor commictee is making R. J. Konicke. Other committees and it is expected an unusual ap­ couple is designated the vote is plans to see that all guests have are as follows: Reception, Mrs. peal will be made to provide lost. a good time. A splendid orches­ clothing, particularly for those of Hilda Chiolero, president of the tra has been engaged and both Aid society, and past presidents, Premium votes will be issued as school age. Lack of proper cloth­ modern and old-time dances will Mmes. W. H. Andrew, W. C. Wel­ follows: Until midnight Monday, ing has already *been reported to d on ,-0. L. Pettepier, E. 'T. Gib­ Oct. 11, 50 extra votes on every be featured. A number of nov­ charity agencies, and as winter ad­ bons, T. J. Danahey, J. M. Har­ dollar secured in the name of elty contests will be staged. AVhile vances this need will increase. rington, and Loretto Daugherty. one of the couples, 40 votes from costumes are not essential, they The Sacred Heart Aid society is anxious to do its part and re­ The sponsor committee includes Tuesday, Oct. 12, to Saturday, will, however, add to the spirit of Mrs. A. C. Tremlett, chairman; Oct. 16, inclusive; 30 premium the occasion, and many sie plan­ quests that each member send iwo Mrs. R. J. Konicke, vice chairman; votes from Sunday, Oct. 17, ning to come in costume. Re­ garments, alike in size and quality, Mmes. George Evans, Sarah Mor­ to Tuesday, Oct. 19, inclusive. freshments of doughnuts, coffee, to any one of the directors or rissey, Vincent P. Wendling, Lo­ From then on until the last night and cider wilt be sold at five cents leave her contribution at the C'. retto Daugherty, Matthew Ver- of th^ carnival, the schedule of a serving. Tables will be pro­ D. of A. club house, 1772 Grant 100 votes on every dollar will be vided so that patrons may play street, on or before Tuesday, Nov. linden, A. Mauro, William Purcell, 9 Officers and directors of sec­ and H. Chiolero. resumed. cards. Admission will be 25 tion 30 are Mrs. J. C. Hagus, Reservations — Mrs. G. J. Those who have entered the con­ cents per person. test are John Hynes and Margaret president; Mrs. T. B. Liverman, $5.00 O’Byrne, chainnan; Mmes. Kath­ Two Sisters Go to secretary; Mrs. J. A. Osner, Mrs. erine Smith, Charles M. Higdon, Trainor, John Petrun and Martha D o w n Regular %24M Cavey, Jack Jones and Mildred J. H. Kyle, Mrs. Jennie Miller, Louise Carlson, Margaret J. Fos­ Catechetical Congress • Mrs. E. M. DuBois, Mrs. J. 'T. ter, W. H. Grimm, Catherine U. Seely,-Mr. and Mrs. James Hart­ Mother M. Georgians, prin­ Tierney, and Mrs. J. L. Brubaker. Delivers r.Iulvihill, and Anne Campbell. ford, and Mr. and Mrs. George cipal of St. Francis de Sales’ Refreshments — Mrs. A. H. Hein. school, and Sister Robert Jos­ KNEE HOLE DESK Cross, chairman; Mmes., W’. N. The capital prize o f $500 in eph, supervisor of the parochial Regular ^89.50 Kroehler '‘Charles of London” You save $8.00—the desk is Mack, Frank lacino, W. H. Grimm, cash, along with a number of other schools conducted by the Sisters finished all around in walnut Matthias Pfeiffer, Lydia O’Hara, beautiful and practical prizes, will of St. Joseph, left Thursday for COllEGEIOK —the reeded corner posts— T. D. Kirby, J. J. Dooling, Edmond be awarded Saturday night, Oct. St. Louis to attend the Third antique drawer pulls and Gotchey, F. J. Gartland, Edward 23. A special prize of $100 will National Catechetical Congress 2-Piece livingioom Suite routed top add to its beauty O’Connor, M. J. Englehardt, and be given Friday night, Oct. 22, to of the Confraternity of Chris­ — nine drawers provide Edward Groom. someone present that night. tian Doctrine. Here’s a saving of $21.50 in a fine Kroehler plenty of storage space—20 Table awards — Mrs. Irene Turkey Dinner to Be Served IimillGiL RITE made davenport and chair that will appeal to Fire Prevention week was cele­ inches by 42 inches, height Koser, chairman; Mmes. J. Fred The sumptuous turkey dinner those that like large, comfortable furniture. The 16 brated by fire drills in both grade 30 inches. ' " with all the trimmings, which will durable Friezette covers and Kroehler construc­ $ Doyle, J. J. Celia, Jr.; F. S. Mc­ and high schools and by inter­ (Loretto Heights College) Namara, Claire Galligan Young, be served by the Altar society tion are a guarantee of years of wear—choose tlM Down Delivers esting talks on “ Fire Preven­ The traditional cap and gown in­ R. J. Cummiijigs, and George P. and which is always one of the tion” by Fireman Hannigan and from several popular colors. biggest features of the bazaar, is vestiture ceremony will be held Clarke. Fireman Hills. scheduled for Thursday night, Friday, Oct. 8, in the chapel of Life Members to Serve Mrs. Charles Dunn of the Oct. 21. Serving will begin at 5 Loretto Heights college at 4 p.m. Life members of the society who Needlework guild addressed the will serve on the courtesy com­ o’clock. Preparations are being The Rev. Hubert Newell, dioc­ student body Monday. In her esan superintendent of schools, mittee are Mrs. James T. Cronin, made to serve a large number of speech, Mrs. Dunn pointed out will be the speaker. Msgr. Rich­ chairman; Mmes. A. II. Seep, J. guests. The charge will be 60 the need of clothing for the poor ard Brady, college chaplain, will AVinters Morrell, Harry Loritz, S. cents for adults and 30 cents for and urged the students to do all give Benediction. P. Mangan, M. J. O’Fallon, J. children. Mrs. M. Masterson and that they can to help the poor of On Friday, following the cap A. Osner, John Vail, W. E. Casey, Mrs. Bernard Hynes are a.ssisting the chairman, Mrs. Glenn Wilson. the city. and gown ceremony, the seniors T. A. Collins, Edward Delehanty, The children of the school are will entertain their “ little sisters” .1. A. De Rose, J. E. Gaule, James Mrs. M. McEahern will be in putting forth their best efforts with a hayrack ride and dinner. P. McConaty, Harry E. Lawrence, charge of the kitchen, Mrs. Joseph to realize their quota for the Those who will attend are Ruth Regular $I9J95 D. M. Kellogg, A. Zarlengo, Mar­ Carroll -will supervise the dining room, and Mrs. A1 W'erle will be annual bazaar. Yont, Virginia Homing, Adelaide tin Stall, Eliza M, Du Bois, Silvia Morrow, Betty Bailey, Jane Men­ Mapelli, John Nevin, Hugh T. in charge of the ice cream and soft The school is in need of a drinks. Mrs) Lloyd Brown, who piano. Any donation toward the ton, Mary Louise Murrin, Gene­ O’Reilly, Margaret Dick, E. Smith, vieve Wilson, Marie C. de Baca, CEDAR CHEST Mary Smith, and M. L. Dyer, ,and is in charge of soliciting, reports purchase of a piano will be A real bargain — attractive that numerous donations have greatly appreciated by the stu­ Claire Werle, Margaret See, Ellen walnut finished chest with Misses Margaret Murphy and Julia Rita Milan, Janet Bailey, Leona Clifford. already been made. On Friday and dent body. best quality red cedar lining Saturday nights, the Altar .society Altar Society to Meet Gallagher, Dorothy Vogel, Maxyne —see this beauty and com­ Honorary life members of the Rogers, Beth Kelly, Hazel Mur­ $ .Aid society are the Most Rev. will serve light refreshments. The Altar and Rosary society Regular $69 JO 3-Piece pare it with chests that cost The patron list, or honor roll, will hold its regular meeting in phy, Virginia Wilson, Madalene a great deal more. Bishop Urban J. Vehr and the Rt. Weber, Pauline Guindon, Marjorie Rev. M.sgr. Joseph Bosetti, V.G. now .shows more than 300 names. the assembly room of the rec­ Mrs. 0. S. Folkner is assisting the tory at 2 o’clock Friday after­ Gray, Mary Qualkenbush, Mary $1.00 Delivers chairman, Mrs. M. Cannon, with noon, Oct. 15. Solicitors are re­ Pagano, Frances Ann Neusel, MODERN BEDROOM SUITE Mary Clare Meek, Mary O’Byme, Note the large plate glass mirrors and this feature and also with the pub­ quested to make returns to Mrs. Staff Is Selected lication of the program that will Catherine Thackery, Flora Louise the beautifully grained walnut veneers. M. Masterson at 1 o’clock on Meek, Anna Marie Wade, Cath­ Choose either the vanity, chest and bed go to press soon and be ready for that day. distrihjution among the parishion­ erine O’Donnell, Tony Floyd, or the dresser, chest and bed at this Any adult wishing to be con­ Kathleen Smith, Margaret Fitzpat­ very low price. On School Paper ers about three days before the firmed Oct. 24 is asked to be at opening of the bazaar. rick, Charlotte Lehan, Doris Por­ the rectory, Sunday, Oct. 17. ter, and Jane Hall. Members of $5.00 Down Delivers The Hi-Pal staff was .selected The children’s bazaar, which will A number of new pupils were be held under the auspices of the the faculty who will accompany the m the past week from the jour­ registered in thie seventh and giris are Mrs. John Wachtel, Grace nalism cla.ss, which is under the P.-T.A., will take place on Friday ninth grades in the pa.st week. afternoon, Oct. 22. A great deal Conley, and Elenore Mueller. direction of the Rev. Barry J. New class room bells are being Other “ little sisters” not included Wogan. The staff includes Charles of thought has been given to the installed throughout the high gifts that will be tisplayed in the will be entertained at a later date Jones, editor; Helen Flaherty, as­ school. by their “ big sisters.” sistant editor; Max Stuwart, busi­ various booths, and articles suit­ The Young Ladies’ sodality able for children of all ages have Freahman Clatt Eiectt ness manager; Geraldine Serafini, met at the home of Marguerite been purchased. The committee Results of the freshman class assistant business manager; Do- Hickman Thursday evening. lore.s Kimsey, circulation; Eileen in charge is leaving nothing un­ elections were announced this Hiester, assistant circulation; done to make the children’s bazaar Kimmel-Hannigan Wedding Held week as follows: Pauline Guindon Mary Jane Mulcahy, Bob Nevans, an enjoyable occasion. ^ Anyone Announcement has been made of Fort Lupton, president; Doro­ Alabaster and Lorraine Price, promotion; having articles suitable for the fish of the marriage of Miss Gerrj'- thy Sunderland, vice president; Kathryn Blodgett, Robert Haberl, .Claire Hannigan to H. E. Kimmel. Mary O’Bryne, student council -Annette Kelly, Mary Alice Potter, The bride is the daughter of Mr. representative; Kathleen Smith, LAMP Margaret Pogliano, Jean Ryan, and Mrs. John T. Hannigan, Jr., secretary, and Mary Margaret and Mary Ethel Waters, staff. Cathedral P.-T.A. of 327 South Sherman. Mrs. Grabus, treasurer. All of the girls $ 2 - 8 8 A general a.ssembly was held Kimmel was graduated with hon­ except Miss Guindon are Denver­ AVednesday. Plans for the year, ors from St. Francis de Sales’ ites. both social and scholastic, were To Meet Monday high school in 1932. She is well The Wigs and Patches club held Regular discussed. A loving cup purchased known in South Denver, where its second meeting of the school $110.00 Regular $4J95 year Oct. 3 at the home of Toni by the .student council will be The Cathedral Parent-Teachers’ she has been a popular member Solid Oak Genuine alabaster base awarded in January to the home association will hold its monthly of the younger set. Mr. Kimmel, Floyd. This meeting supplemented the one held at the home of Leona Refectory and stretched silk shade room displaying the most co-oper­ meeting in the school cafeteria son of Mrs. E. J. Drake, is a —a most decorative de­ ation and school spirit in all Monday afternoon, Oct. 11, at 2:30 Regis college graduate. The Gallagher Sept. 28 when plans for ^1 the year were outlined. Many club sign and extremely pop­ activities. o’clock. The Rev. Hubert Newell, couple will reside in Denver, ular. The first regular monthly social superintendent of Catholic schools, where the bridegroom is in busi­ activities are planned for the com­ sponsored by the student council will be the guest speaker. Musical ness, and will be at home to their ing months. Gene Weisenhorn S-Piece DININCKOOH S m Cave $30.50—the table and six chairs will be held Friday evening, Oct. selections will be furnished by the many friends at 4017 West 32nd Wachtel, director of dramatics, is 8. A large attendance is antici­ school orchestra under the direc­ avenue. Monday night. Miss the sponsor of the club. The mem­ alone would be a bargain at the sale Regular $14 JO price, but when you get 6 chairs, table pated. tion of Sister Mary Rita and a Betty Foehl of 680 South Corona bers are Leona Gallagher, Doris $ " 7 A . 5 0 and the large buffet — eight pieces, " The first presentation by the dance program will be presented street entertained her bridge Porter, Toni Floyd, Mary Eliza­ beth Gallagher, Margaret Toohey, you’ve found a real vglue. Dramatic club this season will be by Miss Lucille Brush. club at a linen shower in honor Ruth Yont, and Margaret Fitzpat­ ALL 3 LAMPS a comedy entitled Growing Pains, The resignations of Mrs. J. R. of Mrs. Kimmel. which will be given on the eve­ Price,, president, and Mr.s. A1 rick. The membership is limited $5.00 Down Delivers A complete matching lamp ensemble ning of Oct. 24. The cast now in Joseph Folkner has left to at­ to outstanding students in dra­ 79 Rabehstein, third vice president, at an amazing low price—attractive rehearsal is under the direction of tend college at Amherst, Mass. matic art. $ .9 5 were tendered at the September Gertrude Quinn is m school at modern parchment shades — floor Gilbert E. Nevius, director; Jack meeting and were regretfully ac­ The junior and senior resident 9x12 Heavy Axminster Gunnison and Walter Kirwin, as­ Ft. Collins. students gave a surprise party hon­ lamp—bridge lamp and table lamp. cepted. 'Walter Earl Baker, infant son sistant directors. At a special meeting of the ex­ oring Dorothy Ann Evers of Flag­ of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Baker, ecutive ' committee, Mrs. George staff, Ariz., Thursday, Sept. 30. Muller was chosen president. Mrs. was baptized Sunday. The spon­ The occasion was Miss Ever’s Muller will be assisted in the com­ sors were Joseph Egan and Mar­ birthday. $ Priest’s Lecture ing year by Mrs. J; A. Stankavage, garet Vangenderen. Jeanne Alice first vice president; Sister Laur- Evans, infant daughter of Mr. entine, second vice president; Mrs. and Mrs. George Evans, was bap­ Chief Bazaar Award Subjects Listed J. M. Harrington, treasurer; Mrs. tized Sunday, with Walter Evans J. A. Demmer, secretary; Mrs. F. and Lucille Weadick as sponsors. Regular $69J0 The subject for the Rev. Charles X. Krabacher, program chairman; Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Ater had Will Be Automobile M. Johnson’s regular Tuesday eve­ Mrs. J. E. Flynn, finance and bud­ the pleasure of having all their Vtry beautiful rugs in a get; Mrs. J. Price, hospitality, boys and Le Ora receive Com­ (Holy Family Parish) ning lecture for Catholics and The feature award of the Holy variety of choice Orien­ and Mrs. R. G. Morrison, member­ munion with them at the 8 o’clock tal designs—choose from non-Catholics -will be “ The Earth is ship. Mass in observance of their 37th Family parish bazaar Nov. 5, 6, God’s Footstool.” Catholics are and 7 will be a de-luxe Ford V-8 a wide variety of the wedding anniversary Sunday, most popular color com­ urged to attend and are invited to Oct. 3. Gene had just returned convertible. Among the new at­ tractions at the bazaar will be the binations—amazingly low from Texas, where he had been bring their non-Catholic friends. Arvada Bazaar Will apron booth. A selection of 200 rriced. Father Johnson’s subject for playing baseball all summer. aprons will be offered by the Jun­ Be Held on Oct. 23 Men to Receive Eucheritt ior Study club. All patterns and Friday evening on the religious The Holy Name society men 5-Piece SoUd Oak orders of the Church is “ The Or­ colors will be available at reason­ (Shrine of St. Anne, Arvada) will receive Communion at the 8 able prices. The booth has aroused der of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel,” o’clock Mass Sunday, Oct. 10. Tour Old The Altar and Rosary society a great deal of interest because of Both lectures are to be given at All men of the parish are invited met Tuesday, Oct. 5, at the home the fact that the Rev. John H. Rugs Have BREAKFAST SET 8 o’clock in St. Paul’s chapel, 1528 to receive the Eucharist in a body Kelly has offered a prize of an a Tradenn of Mrs. Fred Moore. Mrs. La with _ the society. The monthly Regular $26JO . Logan street. The reading room Moure was assisting hostess. Oriental rug to the person )iring- meeting of the Holy Name society ing in the most aprons. Value is open daily except on Sunday Father A. Ritter and 23 women The table n of the extension type and will be held at 8 o’clock .Monday On Thursday, Nov. 4, the bazaar opens to a length of 52 inches. Note the -from 2 to 5 rnd 7 to 9 p. m. were present. Plans are being % .9 5 made for the bazaar and chicken evening, Oct. 11, in the high dinner will bfe held. The finest shaped supporting stretchers — the four At the regular meeting of the dinner to be held Oct. 23. There school building. food and the best service will be chairs have continuous back posts, a fea­ Guild of Faith Wednesday eve­ will be the usual group of booths. Several members of St. Fran­ available at this affair. ture that means extra strength—table and ning, Sept. 29, the following offi­ Mr. and Mrs. R. Zender and cis’ class of 1937 met at the home Club Plan. Card Party Easy Terms chairs decorated with attractive motifs. of Marion Brady. These girls The Stitch and Chatter club is 19 cers were elected for the coming family were dinner guests Sunday year: The Rev. Charlee M. John­ of Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Schecher of will form a club to continue their sponsoring a card party at the $1,00 Down Delivers son, president and spiritual direc­ Denver. schoolday friendship. Those at­ home of Mrs. I. M. Hoar, 4341 tor; E. Edwards, secretary; Miss Mr& J. Schocch of Enterprise tending were Misses Lucille Cud- W olff street, Tuesday afternoon, Olive Baker, Miss Lillian Anthony, road is spending a few days with ney, Virginia Carroll, Margaret Oct. 12. A dessert-luncheon will and Dr. R. G. Gruber, board of di her sister, Mrs. J. H. Wiest of Bauer, Virginia Powell, and Gas- be served at 1 o’clock. All friends AMERICAN FURNITURE COMPANY rectors. Boulder. parine Petrovich. are cordially invited to attend. “ The Store of Many Friend.” SIXTEENTH STREET AT LAWRENCE Thursday, Oct. 7, 1937 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE NINE

refniMl to bo plaeato4 whoa tboy protostod the braaifer of »ia Cathedral School Will CATHOUC WOMEN’S PRESS CLUB 700 Striking Pupils teachers. E. George Aaron, member of the board of education BANNER CROWD AT FIRST FALL Give One-Day Carnival of Camden, N. J., is shown in a futile effort to sooth the ruffled feoling of soma of the Cooper R. Hatch junior high school pupils. They howled him down, then, marched off to Camden high to get students Cathedral school will sponsor a HOLDS ELECTION OF OFFICERS there to join thsir ranks. MEETING OF ST. VINCENT’S AID one-day carnival Wednesday, Oct. 27, at the school hall. Features Election of officers was the im­ Hazel Costello; second vice presi­ St. Vincent’s Aid society start­ Warwick Downing, Mrs. A. Hauk, of the affair will be games in the afternoon and night and a Vir­ portant event at the Colorado dent, Mrs. J. J, O'Neill; third vice ed U>e year’s work with a banner Mrs. 0. L. Pottipier, Mrs. M. J. Catholic Women’s Press dab’s Meehan, and Miss Anna Binning- ginia baked ham dinner in the eve­ president, Mrs. Blanche Osbourne; crowd ajssembled Tuesday after­ ning from 5 to 8. All are invited monthly luncheon and business recording secretary, Mra. M. J. noon in the Seventh avenue home ham. Mrs. Edward Delehanty, to attend. meeting held Saturday, Oct. 2, McCormick; corresponding secre­ of Mrs. Frank Lynch. Mrs. chairman of the annual ' card at the Argonaut hotel. After three tary, Miss Lucille Kling; assist­ George Pope, president, asked for arty, announced a net receipt of years of service to the press club ant corresponding secretary, Mrs. committee reports from Mrs. A. 500. Miss Margaret Maloney, as its president, Mrs. May West May McAboy; historian. Miss G. Douds, Mrs. Julia O'Neill, chairman of the needlework Owen turned over the gavel to Mary Pearey; treasurer. Miss Mrs. Prank Hoart, Mrs. F. W. group, asked that all garments face the newly elected president, Mrs. Mary Rose O’Brien, and directors, Kooh, Mrs. Grant Wimbush, Mrs. be in by Nov. 1. Relieve the zoreneM and •'d ncal- j James W. Creamer. Mrs.' Owen Mrs. May West Owen, Miss Kath­ A special call is made for pa­ ing by washing daily with Rcsinol/ was presented with a basket of erine Kenehan, and Miss Grace jamas for the older boys. Spe­ flowers and a book by Miss Kath­ Palmer. cial prayers were asked for one erine Kenehan on tehalf of the The nominating committee con­ of the pioneer members, Mrs. members. Mrs. Joseph Seubert sisted of Miss Katherine Kenehan, CEIITEII KEEPS Ralph Kelly, who ia in St. Mary’s presided at the election of officers. chairman; Mmes. Mabel Lippin- hospital at Rochester, Minn., and In addition to Mrs. Creamer eott, May McAboy, Ralph Kelly, for Mrs. Eugene O’Fallon. Mrs. other officers elected were; Honor­ and John Holmes, and Misses Ida John M. MulvihlH was reported ary president, Mrs, May West * V PRIEST’S STRANGf Kerwin, Mary Detmoyer, Mary as seriously ill. Mrs. Lester Owen; first vice president. Miss MIXTURE HELPS HAIR! Rose O’Brien, Nellie Lwinon, Friedman spoke on the Commun­ Grace Palmer, Mary Schurman, ity Chest. A Gonaga Umveraty inest chemist’s treatise oa CARE The Feast of the Little Flower OF THE FlAiR is now b^ g eentfree to se&Ip suffererB. Lila O’Boyle, and Anne Thompson, Mrs, George Pope brought in It describee bow to use the strange compound (now was celebrated at the Little Monaignor McMenaroin It Speaker a perpetual membership presented eulled HAIRMORE), mixed by Fetber Junes Gilmora, Flower social center Sunday aft­ which grew perfect hair on head of held stadenV Siooe Italians to Mark The Rt. Rev, Msgr. Hugh L. by Mrs. A. B. Wickstrom in mem­ Iheo, more than 50,000 bottles have been nooeesfuily ernoon, Oct. 8, with a program McMenamin was guest speaker on ory of her husband. Mrs. Pope eaed, all rc^ties wing to charity. Write for free the meeting’s program. Choosing presented by the children. The tratise to R. H. Qilmore (iMother of Fhther udaere)* Rev. Edward Morgan, S.J.; the also took over the securing of the SKATTU;. WASH. three important names in the news Community Chest team in the ab­ :81t UTH AVE. NORTH, recently, namely, Hugo Black, Rev. Victor Winter, S.J., and ColumlnisDayon Mrs. W. C. Kimmins, deanery sence of the chairman, Mrs. J. Columbus, and Spain, as the sub­ jiresident, were guests of honor. P. Donley, and announced the ject of this talk. Monsignor Mc­ names of the following workers: Menamin pointed out to his au­ Father Morgan, addressing the parents of the children and friends Mmes, Joseph Walsh, Charles dience that it is not the danger Dunn, S, P. Mangan, A. G. Douds, Sunday, Oct. 10 and horrors of war that threaten of the center, related the many EPILEPSY-mSHave supplied sufierers with a raedic^e 0. L. Pettepier, R, F, Brink, F. nations but the er .eping tentacles advantages being gained by those A. Koch, Frank Hoart, and Pope, that many user* say has proved succe^ful attending the center’s activities. in relieving attacks. I now wish to rw h ail of Communism that are grasping and Misses Anna and Sadie Birm­ Columbus day will be celebrated Mrs. Kimmins complimented the those who have not been helped and to do and have already seized some ingham, and Mrs, Pope. There will 80 am offering a trial FREE- Send for it Sunday, Oct. 10, with a gala par­ countries. In terse comments the children on the birthday party ade under the auspices of the Ital- also be 14 workers from the An­ now. giving age. , speaker warned his listeners that they were giving for the Little nunciation branch. U P Sn , t WRIGHT ST .. MILWAUKEE. WIS. ian-American societies and clubs America is fast becoming a god­ Flower, while Father Winter told of Denver. A special commemora­ less nation. a brief story of the life of the The Very Rev. William Higgins tion program will be held at Col­ gave an address on modern edu­ A bit of Killarney and the beau­ French saint. umbus park after the parade. The program presented was as cational trends, quoting particu­ $100 a Month The parade will start from Our ties of Ireland furnished the follows: Chorus, “ Our Little larly from a recent review by Lady of M t Carmel hall at 2 p. m„ theme for a group of songs sung OUUINE OF 2ND LESSON Parish to Begin Horowitz. At the tea that fol­ by Mias Anne O’Nmll, accom­ Flower;” Virginia reel apd a song Sick Benefit Policy and will be led by Governor Teller lowed the meeting, Mrs. John L. panied by Miss Sarah Higgins. and dance, small girls; solo dance, Ammons, Mayor Benjamin Sta­ Dower and Mrs, Pope poured and pleton, Secretary of State George The singer’s mother, Mrs. Julia Gloria Alarid; acrobatic stunts, At Special Low Cost O’Neill gave a travelog of a re­ OF FALL COURSE GIVEN Angelina ^ndoval; solo dance, Miss Dorothy Lynch assisted. E. Saunders, District Attorney When »ick you don’t want pity, you want cent visit made to Ireland by her Instruction Class Lillian Martinez; tribute to the The November meeting, with pay. You can now he independent . . - John Carroll, and the Italian con­ sul, Remigpo D. Grillo, Two bands, and her daughter. Miss Mary ijttle Flower, Girl Scouts; Mexi­ Mrs. Mangan as hostess, will take safe . . . secure . . . well provided for The following outline of lesson from the sale and the pooling of though disabled . under the direction of Professor Detmoyer introduced Mrs. O’Neill, Instruction classes for Catholics can hat dance, Stella Ruig and place at the Brown Palace hotel. 2. syllabus II, part 3, History o f the price of the property of the A sick benefit policy paying up to SIUU while Miss Mabel Beuchner pre­ and non-Gatholiea will be started Carmel Chavez; chorus, boys; Mrs. John H. Reddin recently a month, at special low cost, is now issued Angelo Police, will be in the line of the Apostolic Church, has been pre- newly converted. march. The grand marshall will sented the mu.'icians. at Holy Ghost pariah, it was re­ Spanish dance, CameRta Sando­ returned from El Paso, T ^ ., by National Protective Insurance Co., na­ p ar^ by the Rev. Dr. Joseph Lilly, The leader in all this, in teach­ val, and chorus, “ America.” Host­ where she had visited Sister Cecile. tionally famous for their t3.65 accident be Jerry Villano, assisted by Dan Members reported on the sick ing, in miracles, and in adminis­ vealed this week by the Very policy. . . .u 1 C.M., of St. Thomas' seminary, esses for the afternoon were Mary Mrs. Delehanty left Wednesday The National Protective is the only Longo, Dominio Coloroso, and list were Mmes. Ralph Kelly and tration of temporalities, was St, Rev. Msgr. John R. Mulroy, pas­ Denver: Ellen Dougherty, Sarah Bailey, to be with her sister who is very company issuing a health policy covering Nick Cavarra. Mabel A. Beuchner. Several mem­ Peter, as is clearly evident from tor. The Rev. Hubert Newell will any and every disease and paying such Those who will participate in the bers of the club are traveling in In the section of the Acts as­ conduct the aeries. The time and Helen Jaramillia, and Nellie Va­ ill in Chicago. the lead taken by him in all these lencia. The Boy Scouts at the cen­ large benefits at its low cost. commemoration program are the Europe. Among .hese are Mmes. signed for this and the preceding the topics of Father Newell’s lesson we note the gradual forma­ things. ter ushered. Send No Money Italian Consul Remigio D. Grillo; T. Walter O’Connor and M. J. Mc­ As to the religious life of the talks are as follows: They will mail you this sick benefit Arthur S. W. Carbone, chairman; Cormick and Misses Nellie Len­ tion, development, and systematic Chicate Worker Visit* Center policy covering any and all diocaaes, free Apostolic Church at Jerusalem, the Qct. i l , tour through Holy for inspection without obligation. No ap­ Governor Teller Ammons, Mayor non and Mary Coughlin. organization of the Church. The Ghost church; Oct. 18, “ The Mrs. Genevieve Byrne, super­ 58 on Honor Roll plication to fill out and no medical exam­ Apostles are presented to teqehers, faithful were assiduous in attend­ visor at the Newberry avenue Benjamin F. Stapleton, Secretary ing the Apostles’ instructions on Soul’s Need for Religion;” Oct. ination. Men ages 18 to 69 and women |8 of State George E. Saunders, An­ wonder workers, and adminis­ 28, "Jesus Christ, True God and community center in ChicaM, was to 59—in all occupations—who are now in trators. the life and teachings of the good health are eligible. Just send your thony Zarlengo, Frank Mancini, True Man;" Nov. 1, “Devotion to the guest of Mary Ellen Daugh­ Of Orphans’ Home name, age. address and sex to the National Master; they were united in per­ erty at Little Flower center the president of the Italian-American Their teaching was what they fect peace and harmony, and they the Saints;” Nov. 8, “ The Cath­ Protective Insurance Co.. 3922 Pickwick societies;' Joseph Lilly, and Frank had leqrned from their Master and past week. Misa Byrne returned Bldg., Kansas City, Mo., today. Write assembled in one another’s houses olic Church, the Church of (St. Clara’s Orphanage) them while their special low cost offer ii had been commissioned bv Him to her Chicago work with many Bruno. for the “ Breaking of Bread,’’ a Christ;” Nov. 15, “ Is Baptism The enrollment for September still in offect,______The different societies and clubs to convey to the whole world. The new ideas gained from the work term which designates the celebra­ Necessary for Salvation?” Nov. this year is 189. Pupils on the will be represented by Mike Lotito, central point of their messagfe was being done at Little Flower cen­ tion of the Eucharist. The primi­ 22, "Why Catholics Confess 'Hieir ter. honor roll for deportment and ap­ h o s ie r y Domenico Colacito, Rocco Capo- the Divinity of Jesus Christ, Sins;” Nov. 29, “ Holy Eucharist, 6ET S M POSTS tive Christians also continued to St. Anthony’s Neighborhood plication in the first month number Ladies' and Misses’ Chardonise Hosiery, proved especially by the fact of lungo, Tony C imoniello, Rocco La- assist at the religious functions in the Bread of Angels;” Dec. 6, o8. First, second, and third high­ 5 pairs postpaid 31.00 Guaranteed, write briola, Vincenzo Luciano, Marietta His corporeal Resurrection, of house is a bee hive of activity, for NEW CATALOGUE. the temple, for, although the “ Mary, the Mother of Jesus;” especially in the sewing depart­ est honors in the respective grades Alteri, Caterina Comoniello, An­ Two Catholic women. Hazel which the Apostles were the eye­ Mosaic law had been repealed, its Dec. 13, “ Marriage and Divorce;” L, S. Sales Company, witnesses. St. Luke gives us ments. Several donations of cloth were awarded as follows: gelina Cairo, Arthur Carbone, Costello and Representative Eu» religious Unctions were not im­ Dee, 20, “ The Catholic Priest­ Grade S, Mary Helen Sullivan, Mary Asbeboro, N. C. Piero de Louise, Frank Cianco of dochia Ball Smith, were the recip­ merely outlines of the sermons and have been made and the mothers Vlrtrinia Diamond, and William Harris; mediately abandoned. As someone hood;” Jan. 10, “ The Pope of are busy making them into lay­ Welby, Dan Lonyo, and Frank ients of civic honors the past weeL instructions, and all these are at­ has remarked, it was becoming to grade 7, Earl Talbott, Virginia Barone, tributed to the Prince of the Rome;” Jan. 17, “ The Problem of ettes and school clothes. and Virginia Talbott; grade 8, Catherine Mancini. Miss Costello, deputy attorney give the defunct Mosaic regime a Suffering;” Jan. 24, “ What Hap­ Roth, Frances Ryan, and Jean Abbott; general of Colorado, was ap­ Apostles, although hints that St, A pageant. The Flag We Swelling Reduced decent burial, and, accordingly, pens After Death?” Jan. 31, grade 6, OoUecn Kyan. Alvira Maacias, pointed by Judge Hickman Walker Luke drops here and there indicate Lave, will be presented Monday, and Rosalyn Malito; grade 4, Prances And Short Breathing relieved when for some time, the members of the “ Catholics and the Bible.” Oct, U , at the Pairview school, Sandry, Orville Bell, and Eloise Varges, caused by unnatural collection of water in to the legislative work of the Bar that the other Apostles also en­ new, the Christian regime, con­ abdomen, feet and legs, and when preuora There will be a question box Forty men, women, and children grade 3, Joseph Degenhardt. Betty A*n Poetry Society association, and in such capacity gaged from the beginning in the tinued to take part in the rites of Seewald, and Lewis DePaemaelaere; grade above ankles Haves a dsnt. Trial packag* after ea6h talk. from the center will take part in FREE. COLLUM MEDICINE COMPANY, was called in with a group of at­ ministry of the Word. the old. 2, Helen Rose Baechler, Wilma Wein- torneys to discuss new laws con­ In further confirmation of the the production. Mrs. Kendricks is gardt, and Jack Talbott; grade 1, Beatrice Dept 654. ATLANTA. GA. As to the social and economic because o f the seriousness of the director, assisted by Mr. Lynch, Borrego, Larry Malloy, and Sylvia Gar­ Begms Season cerning the committment of the Divine origin of their message, life of the community, it was ease, did not deter the Jews from cia. insane. The conference was held they worked miracles, one of which pianist. based on a community of pos­ convening the court and con­ Women Give Upton Renovating Co. The Catholic Poetry Society of at Colorado General hospital with is recounted in detail at the be­ to Program sessions. The new converts, prac­ demning Our Lord by night. The women of the citizenship Colorado held its first meeting of Dr. Ebaugh presiding. Miss Cos­ ginning of chapter iii. CARPET tello is past president of the Busi­ ticing that poverty which the Acts iv, 9. The irony of St and English classes will give a Good Shepherd .\id the season Monday evening, Oct. The Apostles also administered Master had counseled, pooled all Peter’s words is very noticeable. CLEANERS 4, at the home of Mrs. Julia A. ness and jF^ofessional Women’s the funds of the little Christian musical program of Italian songs their possessions. Many sold their On it St. John Chrysostom com­ Tuesday, Oct. 12, and again TH A T CLEAN O’Neill and Miss Anne O’Neill. A clubs and this week was elected community— funds which resulted ments: “ At once Peter strikes them Is to Meet Oct. 12 vice president of the Catholic holdings and put the proceeds into Wednesday morning at Denver large and enthusiastic group was vehemently and proclaims that it W. H. UPTON. Manager Press club. a common fund which was ad­ university. The group has been present? Guests were Mrs. is for a benefit that they are The members of the Good Shep­ Representative Smith was named ministered by the Apostles and invited to give the program at the herd Aid society will meet Oct. 12 765 Tejon Street.. Hughes, Mrs. Crowe, Misses Hazel brought to trial, as If he had said: by Governor Teller Ammons on dispensed according to the need Colorado division of the National at the home of Mrs. Phil Clarke, Costello, and Elizabeth and Es­ ‘You should give us crowns for TAbor S223 the state budget commitee com­ T.H.Nevin Named of individual Christians. There Educational assoeiation Got 19. 1326 Milwaukee, with Mrs. Matt this act and proclaim us benefac­ telle Murphy. posed of 12 men and women who was, however, nothing obligatory Dominic Coloroso, former mem­ Verlendin assisting. An impromp­ The Rev. William Doyle, S.J., about this sale of property and tors, and instead we are called to meet frequently with Judge R. C. judgment for having done good ber of the Colorado house of rep­ tu report by the president, Mrs. president, opened the meeting Montgomery to discuss the state’s pooling of private resources. The resentatives, addressed the citi­ McGlone, says that the bazaar held with prayer. to a sick man bereft of strength finances. Mrs. Smith represents Clerk of Court mother of John Mark did not sell and means.’ ” zenship classes last Tuesday. at the convent was a success. W E Priae poems from the Atlantic the lower house of the le^slature her home (Acts xil, 12), and St. Acts iv, 11. These words were In Mrs. P. J. Sullivan, active mem­ Many members and guests visited Monthly, which is conducting a in this capacity. Peter’s words to Ananias make It ber of the deanery, was called to the beautiful grounds and chapel. contest for students, and a de­ the first instance written of the MOVE Joseph Little, attorney and The promotion of Thomas W. quite dear that this Christian Israelite nation. The builders are Hannibal, Mont, Sunday evening, The convent is situated on ground lightful poem, “ October Birth­ member of the Knights of Colum­ Nevin to the position of chief Communism was a matter o f the nations building the profane Oct. 3, because of the death of donated by Mr. and Mrs. John F. Frame Houses, Gerages day,’’ by Sister M. Madeleva, bus, presided over and was the clerk of the county court has been choice (Acts v, 4). political structure of this world’s her brother, Mr, Holland. Mrs. Vail and the chapel is a gift of For Service— KEystooc S2SS appearing in the current Ameri­ chief speaker at a mass meeting announced by County Judge C. We also note almost at the social order. The atone is Israel. Sullivan plans to be absent from Mrs. Joseph A. Osner.and her 0 «e * a WarelMusa. 1521 20th St. can Mercury, were read. The Saturday at the Albany hotel to Edgar Kettering. The promotion beginning of the Christian Church God chose this little nation as the Denver for about a week. daughter, Mrs. Robert 0, Shearer. poetry page of the Forum maga­ discuss the quickest way to achieve was made in recognition of his the development of that opposi­ chief stone In the religious des­ zine, edited by Henry Goddard tax reduction. On motion of James ability and the successful manner tion and persecution which Our tinies of the world. That nation Leach, president o f the American Parriot, the meeting resolved in which he performed his duties Lord had foretold would be the for centuries preserved and finally Poetry society, was discussed; itself into a permanent organiza­ in the office of clerk of the county perpetual lot of the faithful. It began to communicate to others also poems by Shelley, Keats, and tion with Mr. Little empowered to was 10 in the days of the Apoz- the knowledge and worship of the some contemporary poets. Truth, name his own committees. ties; it has remained so ever one, true God and the hope of re­ beauty, and poetry were defined since. Persecution is a mark of demption, thus becoming the key­ by some of the guests and mem­ the Divinity of the Church. stone In the Messianic kingdom. bers. Queen’s Daughters’ The following notes on various The fortunes of Israel typify the Anne O’Neill sang “ A Star,’’ by passages may be helpful to dis­ Messias. Just as Israel was de­ Rogers; “ The Nightingales at Lin­ Breakfast Follows cussion club members: spised and rejected by the nations coln’s Inn,’’ and “ The Virgin’s Acts iii, IS. St. Peter calls God yet chosen by God to play a sub­ Lullaby.’’ Miss Sarah Higgins “ the God of Abraham, the God lime role in world history, so Jesus was accompanist. Communion Mass of Isaac, and the God of Jacob,’’ Christ, the Divinely appointed cor­ A specific assignment, “ Au­ to recall the covenant which God nerstone of the Messianic king, tumn Roads,’’ was given. Poems The Queen’s Daughters received dom, relected by the leaders of the Communion in a body at the 8 had made with the chosen people on this subject should be sent to through their illustrious forebears Jews, plays an all important role o’clock Mass in St. Philomena’a in that world-force which is Miss Catherine Lahr, 1522 Penn­ and the promise made to them of sylvania street, by Oct. 14, in church Sunday, Oct. 3. A delight­ Christianity. ful breakfast was served at the redemption, now fulfilled in Jesus order that they may be prepared Aefs Hi, IS. The ignorance and Junior League following the Com­ Christ for reading and judging at the illiteracy attributed to Peter and munion Mass. Miss Regina O’Boyle Acta iii, go, “ The time of re­ John are not to he taken too liter­ next meeting. , was in charge of this affair. freshment” is the days of the ally. Their ignorance, in the mind Foreign travel has intrigued In the meeting that followed, second coming of Christ when, of the Sanhedrin, consisted in their many members of the society this plans were formulated for partici­ in the words of the Apocalypse supposed lack of knowledge of the . . r a a season. Miss Nellie Lennon, for­ pation in the in-gathering of gar­ (xxi, 4 ), “ God shall wipe away Sacred Scriptures and of the in­ mer president, is now in Ireland ments for the Needlework guild. all tears from their eyes, and volved method of interpreting and will return to Denver the^lat-„ The collecting of canned fruits and death shall be no more, nor them which was followed by the ter part of October. Miss ‘ jellies by members for the yearly mourning, nor crying, nor sor­ Jewish rabbis. But that St. Peter DONT NEED USD Coughlin is also in Europe. Mrs. fruit shower given the inmates of row.” and the other Apostles knew how O’Neill and Anne O’Neill re­ the Mullen home for the aged was Acts Hi, gt. The second coming to apply the Scriptures in a direct To Gef New turned a month ago from a visit also discussed. Miss Anne O’Neill of Christ is the “ time of the and straightforward wav is evi­ to several European countries, is chairman for the fruit shower, restitution of all things," when, dent from the appeal they con­ OOODRICH TIRES oBAnERIES and Misses Elizabeth Kennelly and Miss Clara Courtney has Thomas W. Nevin in the language of S t Peter (II stantly made to the Old Testament and Marie Schiffer are leaving chatge of the garments for Peter iii, 13), “ we look for new prophecies. “ Illiterate” should soon for a tour of Old Mexico. the Needlework guild. Anyone court. Mr. Nevin is the son of heavens and a new earth accord­ rather be “ common, vulgarJ’ Al­ Motorolo Auto Radios The next meeting of the so­ wishing to donate to either or the late Mary A. and Michael D. ing to his promises, in which Jus­ lusion is made to the fact that the ciety will take place Monday eve­ both of these endeavors may do so Nevin of St, Philomena’a parish. Apostles sprang from the lower on our The NeVin family is one of Den­ tice dwelleth.” Then, in the lan­ ning, Oct. 18. by calling the chairmen. Miss guage of St. Paul (Romans vlll, class, had no social rating, none O’Neill’s telephone number is ver's foremost Catholic families. of the culture of the supposedly Mr. Nevin is a graduate of Regis 21), “ creation itself shall be de­ EASY CREDIT PLAN YOrk 2836, Miss Courtney’s TAbor livered from the servitude of refined and polite class. 2075. high school and the University of Acts iv, t i. The prayer which That’s right! Your credit ia good here for any Solemn Novena to Denver. He is past president of corruption into the liberty of the An educational treat was en­ children of God.” is here attributed to the entire of the first quality guaranteed products we sell joyed after the breakfast in the the Interraountain province of OToup was probably offered by in our Budget Department This Plan is tuned Begin at Cathedral Newman clubs, a charted member Acts iv, 1-g, It is natural to find able review given by the Rev. Dr. the Sadducees in the vanguard Peter while the rest followed in to the times—simply select what you need and of Phi Kappa, national Catholic their hearts and responded. Amen. W. M. Higgins of an article from of the opposition to the Apostles’ tell ns how you can pay—that's all. Each trans­ A solemn novena in prepara­ fraternity, as well as national past Aefs tv, t7. “ Christ” means "a- the pen ^ Dr. Harowicz, anpear- preaching. The Sadducees were action ia strictly confidential and takes only a tion for the Feast of the Im­ ing in the May issue of Educa­ vice president of the International nointed.” “ Messias” has the same few minutes to complete. No red tape or delay. maculate Conception will be held Federation of Catholic College the wealthy class; they feared etymological meaning; it is the tional Forum. that the spread of , Christianity in conjunction with the weekly Annual Benefit Is Success Clubs. Mr. Nevin is a FourU> De­ Hebrew derivative corresponding novena to the Miraculous Medal Miss Ida Kirwan, president of gree Knight of Columbus arid for would disturb the political order to the Greek derivative, "Christ.” and imperil their wealth. They at the Cathedral. The ^solemn the Queen’s Daughters; Mrs. Bird a long time was business manager When, therefore, the prayer de­ novena will begin Monday, Oct. Hesselbine, chairman, and Mrs. of the Record, K. of C. publication. also denied the resurrection of the clares that God anointed Jesus 11, and will continue on succes­ Hesselbine's committee wish to The promotional work done by body and the Immortality of the it is equivalent to saying that He sive Mondays until the feast. thank all who helped to make the Mr. Nerin in behalf of the annual soul (Acts xxlii, 8), cardinal is the Messias, “ God anointed Special speakers will be heard. annual benefit card party held at carnival for the benefit of the points of Christian doctrine. Jesus with the Holy Spirit,” says It is expected that the be­ the Knights of Columbus hall a Dominican Sisters of tl»e Sick Acts iv, s. The Apostles were Camerlynck, “ because the pleni­ ginning of the novena in prepara­ social and financial success. The Poor for the past five years has put in jail overnight to await tude of all graces was poured tion for the December feast will returns swell the society’s charity been outstanding. trial, for it was unlawful to hold forth into His human nature at the augment the already large crowds fund, which supplies treats for the The position to which Judge court after sundown, and besides moment when it was assumed by 14th & Glenarm, KE. 0175 So. Bdwy. PE. 5772 attending the aervices. Confes­ aged at the Mullen home and a Kettering has elevated Mr. Nevin it was not easy at such an hour the Word or. . . at the moment SAM HOFFMAN, Mgr. sions are heard after the evening monthly stipend for St. Anthony’s la considered one of the best posi­ to assemble the Sanhedrin— a pre­ when Jesus was conceived and born of the Holy Spirit.” devotions every Monday. Neighborhood house. tions in the Denver court. scription and a difficulty which, PAGE TEN Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, October 7, 1937 SISTER MARY CLAIRE DIES IN RETIREMENT DEFERRED Father Begins to Junior C D. of A. Munson Cleaners and Dyers . The age of retirement has been changed so notably in per­ COLORADO SPRINGS CONVENT ESTABLISHED 28 YEARS sons of middle age or beyond by optical science. The reason 1320 Eait 17th Ave. Tabor 0109 Domestic, Oriental ruga and upholatery cleaned by experts why the retirement age has been so changed is because now Be Society’s Host Colorado Springs.— Sister Mary hospital beginning the evening of Troop Has Meet Claire of the Sisters of St. Mary Friday, Oct. 8, and ending the persons of middle age or beyond are now permitted to see almost of Namur died at Sacred Heart evening of Sunday, Oct. 10, is as well after fifty as before. (St. Phiiomena’i Pariah) convent, 2016 M^est Colorado ave­ very encouraging. Twenty-six The first meeting of troop 1 of The Very Rev. Dr. William M. nue, Monday. S^.ster Claire was; women have made reservations the Junior Cafholic Daughters of Higgins will be host to the Altar born in Texas in 1878 and had for the closed retreat, and many America was held Monday eve­ and Rosary society at its annual visited Colorado Springs on sev­ others have signified their inten­ ning, Sept. 27, at the club house. COAL SWIGERT BROS. meeting for election of officers eral occasions. She had come tion to attend the different lecr Officers elected were Rose Marie Monday, Oct. 11, at the rectory. here last January from Texas for tnres and meditations. Means, president; Mary Anne Kra- Lump, $5.'95; Egg, $5.85 ; Nut, $4.75 After the business session, a so­ her health. The Rosary was re­ bacher, vice president; Margaret OIL-KOATED FREE—PERMANENTLY DUSTLESS Better Vition Optometrists Good Service cial will. give the new members The Forty Hours’ devotion will cited on Tuesday evening at the open Sunday at Corpus* Christi Anne Collins, secretary; Ellen for Every Age at Right Price. an opportunity to meet and make Feeley, treasurer, and Katherine convent chapel. On Wednesday church with a High Mass at 9:30. Atlas Coal Co. KE. 6544 1550 California the acquaintance of the others. morning at 9 o’clock, the Rev. Blodgett, press reporter. Meetings KEystone 7651 All women of the parish are in­ On the two following days, Masses Edward T. Joyce, O.M.I., sang a will be held every second and vited to attend. will be celebrated at 6:30 and 8. Requiem Mass and gave the last fourth Monday each month. The Tickets are now on sale for the The last Mass each day will be a troop is composed entirely of girls P.-T. A. social and card party, Absolution. The body was in­ High Mass. Each evening there terred in the sisters’ plot in Ever­ having fourth-year honor pins and which will be held Tuesday eve­ will be a Rosary, sermon, and is under the direction of Miss Paul­ green cemetery. ning, Nov. 2, at the Coronado Benediction. The Rev. Reginald ine Schaffer. STOCKS - BONDS club. The charge will be 50 cents The mission for the Spanish- James, C.P., will be the preacher Last Saturday troop 5, under GRANITE per person and $1 per couple. Spe­ Americans at Fountain, which is at the devotions each evening. He the direction of Miss Morrissey, We Buy, Sell, and Quote All Local and Listed Securities cial prizes and bridge prizes for under the care of the Rev. Mi­ has chosen as his subjects “ The GENUINE MARBLE met at Holy Ghost hall. Officers each table will be given. chael Harrington, pastor of St. Real Presence,” “ The Creative were elected as follows: President, RAINBOW BRONZE A special meeting was called by Paul’s, Broadmoor, continues to Mystery of the Mass,” and “ The Dolores McClain, vice president, PEDLET-RYAN & CO. Father Higgins on Thursday PRODUCTS grow. The Mass celebrated on Love of Christ the King in the Joan Stoch; secretary, Maxine Boston Bldg. Denver, Colo. STATUARY morning at the rectory to form a 840 17th St. the first Sunday of each month Holy Eucharist.” Wallenhaupt; treasurer, Helen MA. 1241 JflCQUCSilBROMRS committee to represent the par­ is well attended, and several new The Ave Maria society of Cor­ Daly, and reporter, Rosemary OeSIGntRS • BUILDtRS ish in the Community Chest drive. families are being reached. The pus Christi parish met Wednes­ Daly. Several of the girls brought monumeriTs wmfmoRiftLs o^DisuncTion A number of women attended, and catechetical instructions given by day, Sept. 29, at the home of in baby clothes for the needle­ Telephone TAbor 6468 — Office and Plant, 28 E. 6th Ave.. at 6th Are. and Lincoln others who can serve in this im­ the Sisters of Loretto will soon Mrs. George E. Rieden, 1827 work guild. As is the usual DENVER COLORADO portant civic activity are invited be resumed. The Rev. Reginald North Corona St. custom, the girls are preparing a to join the committee. James, C.P., celebrates Mass at On Saturday, Sept. 25, at layette for the orphans at St. Jos­ N U T MEATS... 1 Miss Pearl Geraldine Hayes be­ the mission. eph’s annex. Three weeks from y^^M>^JWMWWJVW^mVAVJWJVWMWJWJWWVs came the bride of John Raymond Glockner hospital a girl was bom now the girls plan to have dinner for your next party, dinner or banquet . . . Fresh always Floyd at a Nuptial Mass cele­ The Sacred Heart discussion to Mr. and Mrs. Neil Gleason of •; Specializing in Qi^ality Plumbing and club opened its session Wednes­ at a downtown restaurant.' After­ Roasted and prepared minute fresh for your individual brated on Thursday morning by 2908 West Colorado Ave. At wards they will go through the S Heating Repairs Father Higgins. The attendants day evening. It is under the di­ St. Mary’s church on Sunday, order immediately before delivery. rection of the Rev. J. F. Nelson, Telephone building. The first were Mr. and Mrs. O’Neill, sister Oct. 3, the baby was baptized social of the year will be held on and brother-in-law of the bride. O.M.I. Mary Catherine by the Very Rev. Saturday, Oct. 23, at the home of THE NUT SHOP I SLATTERY & COMPANY Mrs. Patrick McQuillan and On Columbus day, Tuesday, William Kipp, pastor. Sponsors Barbara Beagle. There were two daughter, Margaret, of New York Oct. 12, the Rev. Edward T. were Miss Kathleen Gleason and newcomers in the troop this week. J PLUMBING and HEATING CONTRACTORS city, who had been visiting their Joyce, O.M.I., will deliver an ad­ James Gleason, Sr. Barbara Beagle of St. Phiio­ son and brother, the Very Rev. dress over radio station KVOR. 1646 BLAKE STREET Word has been received here mena’s parish and Shirley Frank- Charles McQuillan, S.J., newly The address, entitled* “ The Faith of the death of Vincent Maloney enberg of St. Francis de Sales’ ij; JOHN J. CONNOR, President PHONE KEYSTONE 1441 PAROCHIAL SCHOOL BOOKS 5 appointed president of Loyola uni­ of Columbus,” will take place at Newton Center, Mass. Mr. parish. A recitation for tests was WAV^l^rtrtrtAWV•.^VWWWVWSlVWWUVV^WWW.VVVVWW^^ versity, Los Angeles, were guests from 11:15 to 11:30 a. m. It Maloney, who was a well-known also given at this meeting. Most of Both New and Used of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Clarke this is being sponsored by the local nenrspaper man, was a brother of the girls are working for their sec­ week. Father McQuillan is the Knights of Columbus council. T. D. Maloney of 1612 North ond pins. youngest man ever appoint^ to Also on Oct. 12, Court St. Tejon St. • Troop 2, under the direction of Herrick Book & Stationery Co. this office. Mr. Clarke is Father Mary of the Catholic Daughters Miss Helen Butler, daughter Miss Joyce Cline, held a meeting , KE. 5470— 15th AT CURTIS McQuillan’s godfather. Monday, Sept. 27. Officers elected St. Joseph’s discussion club held of America will meet at the Amer­ of Mr. and Mrs. James A. Butler ican Legion hut at 7:30, when of 329 North Pine St., and An­ are: Alda Mapelli, president; Pat­ its first meeting of the fall on ricia Eaton, vice president; Mary Thursday at the home of the di­ Miss Clara Foley will give a re­ drew Mihalick of 1403 Stone St., view of Safeguarding Mental Street, treasurer, and Ida Ce Bu- rector and sponsor, Mrs. Julia A. Pueblo, were married Saturday ono, secretary. The meetings will O’Nein. Health, by the Very Rev. Raphael evening, Oct. 2, at St. Mary’s rec­ McCarthy, S.J. be held on the second and fourth \ \ \- i Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Struck have tory. The ceremony took place Mondays of the month. COAL as their guests this week Mr. Retreat Prospecti Good before the Rev. John Scannell. Struck’s brother-in-law and sis­ Latest news on the retreat for The bride is a graduate of St. Troop 3, under the supervision Lignite MURPHY-MAHONEY MOTOR CO. of Miss Geraldine Stockham, held- ter, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Kempf laywomen to be held at Glockner Mary’s high school. of Burlington, la. Mrs. Struck’s its first business meeting Sept. 27 NUT Lump or Egg 2986 NO. SPEER Mrs. Joseph McKee of Redding, at the club house. The following sister and her daughter, Celia, of Calif., visited with friends in the officers were named: Margaret Used Cars Pueblo visited here last week. Pike’s Peak region last week. Mary Roche, president; Helen $ 4 . 7 5 $ 5 . 9 5 GA. 1457 Service October Devotions Being Held Mrs. Mary J. Prendergast of Dillinger, vice president; .Mary TON TON October devotions are held every 202 North Cascade Ave. will Simmons, secretary; Mildred Wednesday and Friday evening at leave for a month’s vacation Fri- Dougherty, treasurer, and Laura 7:30 o’clock and on Sunday eve­ day. Chiolero, troop reporter. The first Call Frank Williams when yon want dependable ning at 5 o’clock. KE 0121 PROMPT T-T—(----t“ T — 5—5 The Third Order of St. Fran­ social will be held at the home of DELIVERY repair work on your typewriter. James McClain, Robert Wertz, lELLS OF PUNS Helen Dillinger at 603 S. Clarkson cis, under the prefectship of Miss and Theodore Wertz of California Oct. 11 at 7 :30 p. m. PROMPT SERVICE— HONEST PRICES were guests of the Bradley fam­ Katherine Noonan, held its THE RUGBY COAL CO. At a meeting held Sept. 25, Mrs. ily this week on their way to At the monthly meeting of the monthly meeting at St. Mary’s D. V. HARPER, Mgr. All Makes Typewriter Service Kansas City. church Sunday. The Very Rev. Bohn’s troop elected officers as fol­ Regis College Parents’ as.sociation, lows: Joan Demmer, president; HOME PUBLIC MARKET KEYSTONE 0121 435 14th St. SALES - RENTALS - REPAIRS MAin 34SI The Rev. H. Weil of Detroit, Monday night, Oct. 4, the Rev. William Kipp is its spiritual di­ former pastor of Our Lady of Mt. rector. Anna Mae Bible, vice president; Emmanuel T. Sandoval, S.J., col­ Pauline Riede, secretary; Rose­ Cannel church, wha had been in lege librarian, made known the Newmanite* to Receive Eucharist Requiescant in Pace Poi-tland for a time, visited mary Walker, treasurer, and Betty plan for the year’s activities of the Members of the Colorado col­ Feeley, reporter. Jacqueline Cooke the McConaty family this week. Regis Library association, of which lege branch of the Newman club ROBERT BARONE, 3526 Lipan St. and Agnes Marie Plumb will initi­ Miss Margaret Krier is at Mrs. D. F. Sullivan remains presi­ will attend Mass and receive Holy Son of Caro Barone. Mass of the Angels Mercy hospital, where she under­ ate Marie Mauro and Jacqueline Theodore was offered Monday at 9 in Our Lady of dent. Father Sandoval announced Communion at St. Mary’s church Anderson at the next business went a minor operation on Tues­ Mt. Carmel church. Interment Mt. Olivet. that, since the proceeds of lectures Sunday. A breakfast will fol­ meeting Oct. 4. W. P. Horan & Son service. day. She is said to be doing given under the auspices of the ELIZABETH DALY, 154 Marion St. low, at which business matters The first meeting of troop 6 was Widow of Matthew Daly, mother of nicely. library, including the Bellarmine will be discussed. The club is Carl Ernest Selander, son of held Oct. 2 at the club house. All H ack eth al Mrs. Peter Meagher, Solomon. Kans., club, amounted to ?654.68, and under the direction of the Rev. Julia Wernadette, and Matt F. Daly, Mrs. C. 0. Selander, is in Mercy were present and the following of­ proceeds from the college play, John Scannell. Jr.: grandmother of Patsy Meagher. hospital suffering from a broken ficers were elected: Mary Ball, Solemn Requiem Mass was celebrated Within These Walls, were $651.69, president; Lorraine Harinon, vice MORTUARY Thursday at 9 in St. Leo’s church. In­ arm, which he received while play­ the improvements planned late last Sunday will be Communion 4 terment Mt. Olivet. W. P, Horan & Son ing at school. spring have been successfully car­ day for members of the Holy president; Eloisc Kermin, secre­ service. Mrs. T. P. Russell, who had been Name society in the different tary; Mary Mesh, treasurer, and 1449-51 Kalamatb St. ANNIE M. NEEDHAM. 1554 Logan ried out. The reading room space ill at Mercy hospital, is home and has been doubled, the stacks nave parishes. Alma Rose Marriott, reporter. St. Mother of F. J. Needham. Re­ Meetings will be held every fii-st Phone MAin 4006 quiem Mass was offered Wednesday at is somewhat improved. been transferred to the former Mrs. J. W. Graham of 9 East the Cathedral at 9. Interment Mt. Mrs. D. E. McCurtain’s club met and third Saturday of the month. Olivet.' W. P. Horan & Son service. high school study hall immediately Brookside is a patient at Glock­ with Mrs. D. J. McQuaid on Tues­ beneath the library, an elevator The next social will be held Oct. 16 t'v ANTONE KAPELLER. Derby. Hus­ ner ho.spital. at the home of Patricia Kimme, band of Anna Kapcller, son of Mrs. day. Honors were shared by Mrs. has been installed, and a stairway The Feast of St. Francis of Frances Kapeller, brother of Mrs. Mary Nevans and Mrs. Dyer. 2838 Raleigh St. at the north end of the hall will be Assisi was celebrated at St. Fran­ Siegfried, Joseph and Max Kapeller, Mrs. J. A. Smethills’ club met at constructed in the near future. Troop 9, under the councilship Denver; John Kapeller, Lincoln, Nebr.; cis’ hospital. The Rev. D. A. GEO. P. George and Anna Kapcller of Germany. the home of Mrs. H. J. Speier. The present library accommodates of Miss Helen W erle,'will meet Requiem Mass was offered at 10 Thurs­ First prize was won by Mrs. Burns an audience of 300 and the stacks Barry, chaplain, offered a Mass Saturday, Oct. 9, at the club house. HACKETHAL day at St. Rose of Lima’s church. In­ and second prize by Mrs. Koehl. contain 35,925 volumes. at which the sisters’ choir sang. The girls are requested to bring terment Mt. Olivet. Boulevard service. There was exposition of the KATE BRADLEY. Old Ladies’ home. Mrs. Hahn will hold the next meet­ The cultural lectures this year their knitting and any labels that Funeral Director Funeral was held Tuesday at 9 in St. ing at her home. will be held as formerly, at the Blessed Sacrament throughout they have saved. Dominic’s church. Olinger service. library on the fourth Sunday of the day, concluding with Bene­ 1240 Acoma TA. 1656 JOSEPH MANCUSO. Welby. Father Mrs. L. A. Fair’s club met on of Rose Adduci and Frank Lewis, brother Sept. 30 at the home of Mrs. each month, beginning Oct. 24. diction at 7 in the evening. The of Angelia Marie Tellrico. brother-in-law Ames. Prizes were won by Mrs. Speakers have been secured for altar and sanctuary were very ManyPresentat of Pasqualc Strafaccio. Requiem Mass Carlon and Mrs. Graber. The next the following lectures: “ Higher tastefully decorated. was offered at 10:30 Thursday in As­ sumption church. Olinger service. meeting will be at the home of Education in America,” the Very Blind, Deaf to Be Taught Msgr, O’Ryan Jubilee ANTONIA SCHLO'TTHAUER. 540 E. Mrs. M. T. Corcoran. Rev. Robert M. Kelley, S.J. “ Pope 49th Ave. Wife of Joseph Schlotthauer, Out of an enrollment of 262 Mrs. E. L. Stakebake enter­ Pius XI and World Affairs,” Mr. pupils at the Colorado School for mother of Mary M. Schlotthauer. Re­ Arthur A. Barth, S.J., newly ap­ (St. Leo’s Parish) quiem Mass was offered Wednesday at tained the members of Mrs. Gib- the Deaf and Blind, 48 children pointed instructor of history at The pastor, the Rt. Rev. Msgr. 9 in Holy Rosary church. Interment lin’s club on Sept. 30. Mrs. John ranging in age from 6 to 18 •A . Mt. Olivet. Olinger service. Mohan made high score. Mrs. Jor­ Regis. “ The Sistine Chapel,” Mr. William O’Ryan, celebrated 'the GAVINO MARTINEZ. 2436 CurtU St. years are Catholics. Of these, 52nd anniversary of his ordina­ dan will be hostess at the next William L. Rossner, S.J., instruc­ V‘ \ \\ '■ ■ A Requiem Mass was offered Monday at 8 26 are boys and 22 are girls. tion to the priesthood last Sun­ in Sacred Heart church. Interment Mt. meeting. tor in classical studies at Regis. n n Olivet. Theodore Hackethal service? The parish committee. for the “ The Ratio Studiorum and Jesuit Thirty-four are deaf-mutes, and day. The Rev. Wm. V. Doyle, S. Sv ANNA M. McCREADY. 947 11th St. Education,” the Rev. William D. 14 are blind. Beginning on Fri­ J., celebrated the High Mass at V.i. CALL Wife of George McCrcady, daughter of Community Chest drive includes Mmes. Frank Beagle, 2914 East Ryan, S.J., dean of Regis college. day, Oct. 8, and each Friday 10:30, at which Msgr. O’Ryan gave 4t ■ i ; Mrs. Mary Puluaky, sister of Mrs. Ken­ an eloquent talk. The choir un­ t JOHNSON neth Fleming. Requiem Mass was of­ Colfax Ave.; L. E. Burns, 1225 “ Medieval Cathedrals,” a lecture thereafter, except the first Fri­ ■ k fered Saturday, Oct. 2, at 8 in St. Eliza­ Garfield St.; Sidney Bishop, 900 written by Mr. Henry W. Ca.sper, day of each month, the Rev. John der the direction of Mrs. Horace STORAGE & MOVING CO. beth's church. Interment Mt. Olivet. Madison St.; C. J. (iampbeli, 1264 S.J. “ Spain— Its Glorious Past and Scannell will conduct a class of Cooper sang the Mass in Honor of CHARLES F. RITTENHOUSE, 280 S. St. Patrick. WHY TAKE CHANCES? Humboldt. Husband of Mae J. Ritten- Monroe St.; R. J. Foley, 536 Al­ Distressing Present,” by a lecturer religious’ instruction for Catholic * You Can Have Dependable Service house, nephew of Mary Howard. Re­ bion St.; J. L. LaTourrette, 1037 who wishes to remain unknown for children of the school. This event every year is in the and the Cost Is Very Low. quiem Mass was offered Thursday at 9 St. Paul St.; A. J. Quinlivan, 1150 the present. nature of a homecoming and a in St. Francis dc Sales’ church. Inter­ Saturday morning, Oct. 2, the PEarl 2433 221 Broadway Detroit St., and J. A. Smethills, As in former years, these lec­ Rev. John Scannell of St. Mary’s great many of the venerable prel­ ment Mt. Olivet. ate’s former parishioner? and KENNETH EDWARD CARSRUD, 48 1485 St. Paul St. tures will be followed by brief re­ church celebrated Mass at the friends were present at the Mass W. Nevada. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Rex views of the outstanding and most Union Printers’ home. Mass is CALL A Carsrud, grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Mock of Byers: two half-sisters, Janet recommendable books of the and greeted him afterwards. The Charles Laciny and Mrs. Rachel Carsrud. Henschel and Mary Smith. celebrated at the home on the gardens of his home were lovely Funeral is being held Friday at 10 in St. Requiem Mass was offered Tuesday at .season. A few days before each first Saturday of the month. Ap­ 9:80 in St. Francis de Sales' church. In­ meeting, a carefully selected list is with a profusion of late-blooming Joseph's church. Interment Mt. Olivet. proximately 80 residents of the terment was in Mt. Olivet. W. P. Horan mailed to persons interested. For zinnias and •marigolds. Despite ZONE CAB GEORGE BISCHOFBERGER & Son service. the lectures no fee is asked. A home were in attendance. his advanced years Monsignor O’­ MAin 7171 Georcc Blachofberger of Los Angeles, silver offering towards the upkeep John D. Dingell, member of Ryan says the two early Masses Van Raalte formerly of Denver, was the father of JOHN F. McGRAW - the house of representatives from each Sunday and the 8 o’clock Prompl, Courteous Service Mr. George Bischofberger, S.J., a John F. MqGraw, 75, of 1209 Steele of the library is accepted. scholastic stationed at Pine Ridge reser­ street. Ion? a resident of Denver and BELLARMINE CLUB the 15th congressional district of Mass on vreek-days. vation in South Dakota. veteran employe of the Denver h Rio Michigan, visited friends in the The Altar and Rosary society CLEAN NEW CABS In addition to his Jesuit son, Mr. Grande Western railroad, died Wednes­ TO START 5th YEAR Bischofberger is survived by his wife, day. Mr. McGraw was with the rail­ On Friday, Oct. 22, the Bellar­ Pike’ s Peak region last week. received Holy Communion at the Mrs. Mary Ellen Bischofberger: these road as trainmaster and conductor 49 mine club will begin the fifth year Mr. Dingell first came to Colo­ 7 o’clock Mass last Sunday. other children: Mr.s. E. B. Brennan years without a demerit against his STRYPS of its activities. The meeting will rado Springs in -1914 for his of Jackson, Wyo.: Mrs. T. H. Fahey and record, officials of the road said. He was Mrs. Ruby J. Layne of Los Angeles, and pensioned in 1936. be held every Friday evening at health, leaving this community " nOYLE^S Ferman Bischofberger of Denver: He was born in Princeton, 111., Jan. 8 o’clock at the Cosmopolitan about ten years ago. He is re­ When is a luxury not a luxury? When it’s Van brothers and sisters. Anna Kaylor and 23. 1862, and 'came to Denver in 1885. hotel. ,The purpose of this club is membered here for his work in PHARMACY Henry Bischofberger of Denver, Mrs. Surviving him arc his wife, Mrs. Mary Raalte Stryps. They cost so very little and last so R. A. Miller of Boulder, and Matilda D.' McGraw: a daughter, Mrs. Forrest to afford persons of scanty leisure Catholic circles, especially in the Th« ParHeuUr DrufgUt Button; a brother, William McGraw, and an opportunity of taking ele­ Knights of Columbus. Mr. Din­ long. Smooth sleek lines, satiny STRYPS, exclu­ 17TH AVE. AND GRANT three grandchildren, John, Jane, and Ned mentary courses in Catholic phil­ gell i.s a member of the ways and Button. sively at The Denver. KE. 5887 FREE DELIVERY Requiem Mass is being offered at St. osophy. Psychology will be the means committee in congress and - i - — - Phiiomena’s church at 9 Friday. Inter­ matter for both semesters. The chairman of the committee on iDr.P.WFOF ment in Mt. Olivet cemetery. Boulevard Rev. Emmanuel T. Sandoval, S.J., 515 Singlettes ...... $2.00 service. aviation. He was responsible for a s t h m a , m a y f e v e r ,c a t a r r h . who has been directing this club many converts to the Church in DEAFNESS.SINUS INFECTION. . since its beginning, will base this MEAO«CME,HEAD-NOISES,DlZnNESS, B Slips...... $2.00 W e OLIVA ZANOL this community. All these con­ TOWIUnS, NEURITIS, EYE AND EAR “ Mrs. Oliva Zanol of 1241 Curtis St., course on Dr. Rudolph Aller’s verts he visited while heret this OISEASES.HKTH AND LOW BLOOD Gowns ...... $2.00 the sister of the Rev. B. J. Paolazzi of classical work Psychology of Char­ PRESSURE, n ervo us AND CLANO [UPM Store d is e a se s St. Catherine’s church, died this week. time. , PROSTATE CLAND,eOITRE, Solemn Requiem Mass was celebrateti acter and on the book by the Rev. Breen and his sister, Mrs. HIP, LEO AND BACK BAINS.B00Y ' Pajamas ...... $3.00 It^HouseholHousehold Goods Raphael C. McCarthy, S.J., Safe­ J. b alan c e. SACRO ILIAC AND Wednesday at 8:30 in St. Elizabeth’s M. Frohley, both patients of St. SACRO OCCIPITAUHERAPY and Merchandise Merchi church, and was followed by interment guarding Mental Health. Brief Trunks ....:.... 75^ Francis’ hospital, returned to their DUFFY STORAGE AND in Mt. Olivet. Theodore Hackethal At a late meeting of the officers service, of the Bellarmine club it was de­ home in Fort Wayne, Ind., Thurs­ 220 StMie Bldtr., 1651 Welton MOVING CO. Mrs. Zanol was the wife of Joseph day, Sept. 30. Both brother and sis­ The Denver— Street Floor— 16th St. L Zanol, and is survived by three children, cided to offer a course in Spanish Mary and George Zanol and Mrs. Jo- literature, to be conducted both in ter were involved in an accident nephine McGill: her mother, Mrs. S. English and in Spanish. The meet­ and sustained fractured hips. All the Be*t Grade, of Paolazzi; her brother. Father Paolazzi, Miss Margaret Glennon died TED DAY and a sister, Mrs. James Nardin. ings of this branch of the Bellar­ ^5.10 to C O A She was a member of the L.C.B.A., mine club will be held at the at her home, 523 West San Ra­ DORAN Home Mortuary branch 390. Cosmopolitan on Wednesday eve­ fael St., Wednesday, Sept. 29. $7.75 Ton V V A l J nings. Persons interested in these Miss Glennon had been a.resident HATTERS ALL KINDS OF WOOD We have Tendered helpful serv­ of Colorado Springs for 37 years. ''Hat Rccondftlonini’ I When in Need of Help courses and also those who desire Serrlce EzcIusiTelj'* f * Where Denver Shops With Confidence” Ph. KE. 2111 ice to those in saddened homes for to be placed on the mailing list for The_ Rosary was recited at the nf any kind, permanent or Odd job, Now Located at I many years.^ We will take care of the book selections issued every family home Friday evening at Irwin Coa! & Feed call Employment Department. 733 E. Colfax, at Clarkson all arrangements, quietly and with month before the meetings of the 7 :30. On Saturday morning. Re­ CALL MAIN 68S8 Company satisfaction. Regis Library association should quiem Mass was celebrated at St. ror frea pick-up and delivery 2406 FEDERAL BLVD. Catholic Charities apply to the recording secretary. Mary’s church. Interment was Service ART LORENTZ, Prop. Miss Marie Schrempf, GA. 6620. PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS 1471 W. 32nd GA. 6680 GA. 5709 1665 Grant St. KEystone 6386 in Everg;reen cemetery.