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Cathedral. At a meeting of the committee,
held last Sunday was decided to mast-pone the Inangcural Week celebration until Feb. Ifth, Dinner will, be sensed from 11:30 to *;• supper from 5 to 7; meal tickets are on' sale at 25, cents.
A shower will be given at Mass Sheridan's, Campbell St., Tuesday evening.
A social at the Misses Flaherty's, 40 Lime St., Wednesday evening-
Bishop Thomas P. Hfckey will give a leetnre on '•Europe" Thursday evening in Sodality Hall.
A musicale by the pupils of the Ninth Grade in Sodality Hall will be given Friday evening, Feb. 14tb.
A cooked food sale will be held on Saturday evening.
Immaculate Conception. The members of the Young JUldies
Sodality passed a very deligh'tful evening on Tuesday of this week ja£ their annual banquet. The musiepd part o f the programme was excellent. The toasts were delivered ,In an interesting way and were 'highly en-Joyed by all present. On the whole, the evening was one of enjoyment and pleasure.
Mrs, John Davln of 418 Plymouth Avenue died on last Sunday. Her f uneral mass was celebrated In this church on Wednesday morning at S o'clock. The remains were taken to Avon.
Confessions were heard on Thursday afternoon and evening of this week in preparation for the FlrsJ Friday.
The Stations of the Cross and, Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament were held on First Friday.
The Holy Name Society will hold memorial services on next Sunday evening.
The Converts' League will hold a banquet on Thursday evening, Febru ary 11th. About two hundred and fifty are expected.
Next Sunday will be Communion Sunday for the Children of Mary.
8T. BONIFACE. The corrected pew diagram for the
first quarter will Ae distributed next Sunday.
Boniface J., Infant son of Boniface and Veronica Sippel, died last Sunday at the family home, 11 MeCon nell PI.
St. Herman's penevolent Society gave their members a smoker last Wednesday evening, at the school ball. Everybody had a pleasant time
Requiem Masses were said this week for J. Rltz, Jr., and deceased members of the family; C. Flnnlgan, by request of the Rosary Society; Frank Frank and C. and V. Schwal-bach. v
Father Rauber announced last Sun day that the young men of the parlsn cleared 9273 at the pedro party, which was held recently. The amount was placed in the new school hall fund.
St. Boniface Society will meet next Tuesday evening.
TheC. M. (B. A. will hold their next regular meeting next Thursday even' lng in the school hall.
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fit. Michael's. The ifoumg ladies ' Sodality
receive Jffolw Communion In a Sunday morning at 7:30 MSBS.
Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock the Poor Society will have their meeting.
The Reo,ufcem Masses tox this week were for Stephen ainckliticta, Mrs. Sybllle Haulier. Mla» Catherine Beck, Mr. Jacob Schwlmd and Mr. X Koerner.
The first quarter pew rent diagram will he placed in tfate vestibule of the church for verlflcatton.
Sunday afternoon after Vespers the Rosary Society will iiave their regular meeting.
Corpus Christ!. A talgh Mass of Requiem was cele
brated on Tuesday morning at 8 •o'clock for Lillian Keogh. The Mass was at the request of the Victorian Circle.
Branch 139, <C. M. B. A., will hold evening a t 8 o'clock, their regular meeting on Tuesday
The Rosary Society meeting was postponed from last Sunday to this Sunday at 4 o'clock.
A High Mass of Requiem was celebrated on Wednesday morning for James Nolan,
Sunday is communion Sunday for the boys of the school,
be distributed to the congregation on Sunday at all the Masses.
A Requiem High Mass was csie brated on Thursday morning for Lil Han Keogli.
The Young Ladies' Sodality will hold their monthly meeting on Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
A Retreat will be opened Sunday evening witich will continue during the entire week. Short instructions will be given a t both the Booming and evening services by Rev. Father Burke, who will conduct the Retreat. Father Burke conducted the Mission >rt the church about four years ago, which was very successful."
St. Mary's. _ •• The Confraternity of Mary will
present "Our Private Secretary," a farcial eoanedy iaa three acts, Monday evening, Feb. IT, 1908, at St . Mary's Hall, Souitb St., with the following cast; Mr. Jlarsland Fred, Warner Harry M&arsland (bis nephew).
Harry Taylor Mr. Catersnale Bdw. Conway Douglass Cjtternaale (nis nephew^
, - . J. Henry Carey, B. E>. 8. Rev. itobt- Spaulding.. Jas. Segerson Mr. Sydney Gibson (tailor of
Bond S t . ) . . . .Walter J . Murray John (a servant) . . . . .Chas. Ratigan Knox (a writ server) . . .R. J. Brown Edith Mar-stand (daughter of
Mr. "Marsland. -Katbryn M. Brandt Era Webster (her friend and
companion) Lillian A. Phelan Mrs. Stead (Douglass* landlady)
. . . . . . . Ella T. Bowling Miss Ajfcfcsrd.... Mary JLoulae Maloy
Feb. 3d,,% being the sixth anniversary of Renr. Ww~ Gleeson a s «pattor of St. Mary's tCfaurch^ the Confra ternity of atary celebrated t i e event by an *0!de Time Social." Practically every period and nation were represented and the grotesque costumes afforded rooch amusement. A musical and literary program was ren dered hy the members of the So-slety. The Jiall and tables were prettily decorated and refreshments were served by a bevy of twentieth century
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T § * dlagras.. foe » • school « 1 , • iMttM «»d vut * 4 t iftti- W jcendy for ^fliryection Sa»««y,
Tfe» «oSeetfOB for the poor of «ie »arlssh*witt b* taken tip &mm*?*
• SS. Pet*r «»d Faal. A HJgh Mass was celehr*|6d on
Monday 'Blase, Women'
A meeting- m St, - f r s t t ^ Soci i t i uttll hfe held'Stoad*^ «*e»inf, ***&, lotto, at & p . m, '
The;<S. B, and B, A, w i i l i a e i l on Tiursdiwr.eve.nftMf, f ^ . t ^ t t , . ' , ^ , § p» m . • • , " .- - v . . .
The banquet of «he Adv^ory'sjin-*te wja take p^we 9 a Tharaday^. Feb, i?th, at tlNr PinriaeJe JReoremipn <8ab a l 8 p. to.
Mr, and Mrs. TaiefttiiCMs tifafat at Bronson Ave. are both CGa$i»a in jfee house with taie fajhfonabje dliwai^ la grippe.
•Mrs. Peter \*«y entertauned the Has !*o Equal Club Thursday of last wwk at her home oh 'Maple St.
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According to jths report*of Mjrf; maldena, attired In the style affeetedJEulott Braver, the secretary^ fee id* by their great grandmothers. Thejciety furnished to ^--ittfth^aiqil, prise for thte quaiatest costume was awarded' tc» (Mlsg Mary" Dougherty. At the close of the entertainment the Confraternity presented Father Glee-son with a china cabinet.
the-Fourth Grade, <ljed last Monday at his home of diphtheria.
Last Wednesday evening the young men of th» <X Y. Hf. A. had a social In their meeting rooms and all present spent an enjoyable evening.
Mrs, Mary A. jtoth of Branch 104, has been elected president^ of Central Council of L. O.'iB. A*.
Installation of officers takes place February 24tn.
Charles Miller died, aged 86 years, Thursday, at the horne^ of b is daughter, Mrs. tfrank aftbergefijjjj?*:'-%fo; nue A. He leaves t o znourn hraloss two daughters, Mr8. €harles Wbhr-ten, Mfs.,Fraiak Heb«erger, and three sons, Charles. Leoiaard and JTohn Miller. Funeral Monday morning ai 8.30 o'clock from tiie house and 9 o'clock fepm St. Michael's Ohurcjh.
St. Bridget's. At ,the meeting of the Rosary So^
c wu ,0 v i ^ 0 awx w.. ciety last SunSay, the retiring ^res^^,, ,^ . > , ._ The flttbseriptton list for 1907 -wfll«w^'l*t»"mE% i :lwleyr^'1i®wfia& Vmtfify-k^^m^^^SBSuL
St. Josepji's. A Washington tea will be feeld in
St. Joseph's Hall, Franklin BK Feb, •ZMx, 21st, 22d, under the auspice» of Ladies' Auxiliary,
The hall will be handsomely dee-orated. Tea will be served to all visitors by the members of tne organization.
The ladies wllj be in^costume. Tfety endeayoring as f»r as posslbk
*o reproduce « t e a of Colonial times.
ed with a handsome, brass clock en. cased In glass. Miss Foley also re celveS a gold badge for having gained the greater nuanber (c»f new member^ during the past year.
Blessing of the thrwats (Mondaty at 8 a. m.,* 3:30 and 7:45 p«.nt,
A High Mass. was celebrated Monday at 7t30 a« m. -ior^kjB jh|Sjnbe»! of the-jRoaary Society. '
Tlis InaerJIl of MJr«j Hannah i i&# lace took place at $ a* m. Wednet day. A daugrater, Miss Wallace, died only a few month* ligo. Our sympathy is extended t o Miss Emma, the only remaining member of the family. Mm, Wallace was a member of Branch 27, L. Cf» B. A.
The usual ftrst Friday Jievofeioiis took place tali* weeit* l l a i ^ r w e i e e celebrated Friday afe 5:30 and 7 j30 a. m. i
Branch 27, I * 0. fit .A., met Friday- evening,
Miss May Sttapp h a s gone to New York on a two weeks* wislt.
The banquet of the Advisory Sen* ate, L, C. B. &.., wilt be Mid next Thursday erenlntg at Pfcnnacle Recreation Club, "
OTOI S A D ^ OF VICTORY.
A refined vaudeviiie show, under tbe management of the Players* <aub, f^r the benefit of the Young Men's Library* will be given at French Hall in Pleasant S t , Thursday evening, Feb. 27th. Bmybody i s tttftifd to come and enjoy tfcwMaelve* Tickets can be-nad from members of the parish or a t the rectory.
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PERPETUAI, HELP SOCIETY.
Work Accomplished i t Aid o t M. Mary's HospitaL
The Perpetual Heh? Society of St, Mary's hospital, w*ioh fjt*r fe**s-teen years has accompliihed much, in supplying necessities of that Institu tion, held its annual meeting at the hospital Wednej^y'iitttrii'ooh. Since the l i s t session the society's mem bershlp has been Increased b y twelve membe.rs, the present membership being about 150.
110 sheets, *?0 pillow "«MJOI,;V.^ towles And on« table^lc^, pdna-tions w^re received a s follows; |fr*. W. C. Barry, | 1 0 ; Mrs^^rkondol^-| 5 ; Mrs. E. (^oggen, |5", and Mrs, W. B. Moors,-|Ei, ;''"•''-. ':•.'
The repprt o f %nl. ^ tt* ^iwbert, the treasurir, aliof *.<• -tKtt ^»< *os cjetyhtd <t|JM^'-<» ha*4%t ^*1be glnningvof ttiev yf%tf :'^MM#&**< delved since thenviiakinf 4rto>lV*f 9S8C.tf;f. expehdituriii,.ifUiA&i B*^ ance. in 'the treasury :$it<J5,*|*j .'••'"'• [,.-;
The following were elected offlcers; President, Mrs. %m. <0,'•', IBsirry; flrft vice-president, Mrs. Wm, Klem; seer odd vice-president, Mrs/ Wm, Conway; third vice-pre«ldent> Mri, d . % Berna; aecret»xr* Mrs. -RUlofct Braver; treasurer, Mrs. Jf. St, 3Lan»ber|r-
•Board of directresses—Mrs. & car* roll, Mrs. Michael Kolb, Mrs. a . C. Madden, Mrs.. L. W. Maier, Mrs. B ,
Master Bi^ar Milhan, a pupil of Cramer, Miss Julia Cox, Mrs. Kathe-rlne Bowling, Mrs. Edw. Ooggln.
Purchasing commlttee-r-Mrs. L. W. Maler, Mrs, W", % ailoore. Miss K. JC, O'Brien, Mrs.**',.A,,.Jfy»es. "-, j-,.. ': ,"'•,;
Work' <^mmptM0^HrMrXAW',Ml^ Sweeney,;Mr*t .Wni. 'Trimble, Iftff Minnie Rogers', |aCra,-b. •&'Qiiti($s*i&
Btirlng . thcy far •th* •fdcl^-nl»t^ eighteen' sessions. I t lost three niehi-bers, Mrs. *. lSfan«e^'^.' i;; '#i)nilJ^ serand^rs/Jofiii'Rattpfrr"' f- tv# ;"
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new autt o | clothes that fi* wo», Oordon "^r^iri* t exper was taken from hftn, an* tn m* con> jtfttWttutMfc yty **ar»*ail dition he ws# carried tQ *U J«W la loans in. nntc^Ae iwDiliwa^s a neighboring gutter. .. famous state peofts^ ^ M j ^ r ' Sarly tne next m&btoiffa "dead bifprotiS»ft^«t«^^l*l»>iJi.i
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iadieace the camp Shw are |mld the forttt trees With- __ ikln taptss lnterspewtajfc paiatarw^t
leroglyphios of todlatf- lofw The Indians art at oat of thtii"
wflrd ctrsintfbttl their chief «rri rlth Bunco sad Dfck as captlvta, ahd Iney are bound to the trees • to b* scalped and bnrned
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