The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-10-29
SUNDAY 90

TAE NOE
ngion be taught than in Catholic scheolst
under the Manifestations OF those sngohs of faith,
hope and oharity-the Sisters Of Mercy. The
demons Of Communism and Internationaiism
cannot reach our youth when the triple shield
of faith, hope and charity II presented thereto!
The song Of triumph, the 10 1Fiomphe, viii Die
out in the distant echo, while the strains OF
Stabat Mater or Agaxs Del viii reverberate again |
to the ears of listening faith. SEQ to 1t, then,
Catholic parents, that your children arc
schooled In tho faith Of their fathers. Con- |
cerning the material prosperity Of the st.
Patrick's school for girls it 10 only necessary |
to mention that every branch Of education II !
therein attended to. The rooms are spacious |
and the building will accommodate 800 pupils or
more. The parishioners NO doubt viii I'LL the
schools. Repairs are now going ON which viii
cost about $500. But tho Rev. Fathers, with the
true spirit Of Christian hope rely upon the faith
full to meet this expense. Attention must also
be called to tho text books used in this institu-
ton. Tho Church, in all ages the mother OF
learning and wisdom, should moro than ever
in tho present generation leave her impress on
the page that youth learns from. Our public
schools, under political management and
through the medium Of school books Hinged
more or less with political and religious
rsncor, too sadly verify the words Of the gifted
Geo. Niles:
Flows nom Hslioon Of tainted ink"
fair for the benefitof St. yincents Orphan
Asylum is now being held in the Firemen's Hall,
Carfollton. We are glad to See that the atten-
dance has been such ~ to warrant the continu-
.uce of the Fair till after Monday. Our New
Orleans people should by all means pay o visit
to this Fair. Our word for 1t, the good Car
rollton ladies will entertain them right
| royalty. It is q pleasant ride these moonlight
nights, to Carrol1ton and back, and the ladies
of Carrollton are both pretty and pleasant.
Their fair is we'll worthy of . visit The Rev.
Fathers Bogarts and Cuppens are to be found
there experimenting the good work. Among
the many attractions We have only space to
notice the following: At the Papal Table, pro-
sided over by Mrs. Clarity, besides the many
creature comforts and refreshments, fne
sewing machine is offered for rattle. At the
"Orphaus Table, kept by Mime. st. Amant,
assisted by several very charming young
ladies, there may be found refreshments OF all
kinds. There IL, in addition, offered here very
. fiue and valuable pair Of altar bouquets to be
, voted for. Why don't our Orleans folks 60 NJ
!, and roll into their own hands this charming
!, altar offeringi Mr.. E. Sturken, most worthy
, citizen of Carroliton, has in charge the Lager
Beer table, for all nations to partake, the pro
ceeds of which are for the Fair.
Last night commenced fair for the benef
q of st, Francis School. st. Francis Hall, cor
;, ner of Second and Liberty streets will hold
3 eoodly crowd and we hope its capacity viii
: be tested to night. Below il q list Of some Q
9 the tables and their fair drectoresses: st. Viz
% cent Paul table, the Misses Martin; g.
p Francis table, Mrs. Short and Mrs. Gillen til
. Times table, Miss Ball, Miss O'NeiI, Nil
II Alley Live and Let 1.-Two table, Miss Mar
y Coyle; Lone Star table, Mrs. Reynolds; Mor'
b ing Star table, Mrs Leahy. Many fine picsnr'
= are to be ratified at this fair, besides many 9TH
D. valuable objects. The fine brass band und
# the leadership of our talented young frier
Q Mr.. Sullivan, will be in attendance each nigh
y discoursinp "most excellent music"
70 The fair for the benefit of st. Johns c hurt
- will shortly commence. At the Cross OIL
OF Shamrock table presided over by Mrs. Niece
~ mack and Mrs. Delaney will be ratified han
1 some and valuable tea-set. This tea-set
" been presented to the fair by Messrs q.
u Zimmerman s. Co. At the same table VI
10 also be ratified q fine silver water pitch
Tickets for the tea-set consisting of six piec
ne cost but fifty cents, and tickets in the rattle
Nv the pitcher are sold at twenty-five cen
There will soon be ladies fair for the Bio.
no Home on Benville street. We call attenti
IL of the members of the general committee
'lS the fact that committee meeting will
aS held this evening at the Home. AS this v
,o- probably be the last general meeting, it
ise hoped that all the members will punctua
ca attend. The meeting is important as nee
taf sary arrangements are to be made.
~.s CITY ITEMS.
Thy
in Messrs. Nalle s. Cammack have not yet
no. covered their State warrants.
on Burglaries are now nightly occurrences.