Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-22
FEAST OF PEN1'GCOST.
CONFIRMATION SERVICES AT tk EATHEDRAL
AND HEBREW STS tE.
A Large Class Receives the Statements at the
Caihedral-Rey. Alhri Discusses the
Opening Of the World'sFaiT
on Sunday.

The services at ST, JOseph's Catheorai
yesterday were Of unusual interest
In the morning, at early mass, a class OF
one hundred and fifty boys and girls
who have been receiving Instructions
for several months, and who have been
on a spiritual retreat for three days, re-
ceived Holy Communion for the first
time. At 1920 o'clock, pOntiaeal high
mass was celebrated, and RI Rev. Bis
bop Kahn pronounced the Papal bone
dictlon. An excellent sermon was de-
liYered by Rev Mgr. J. T. sullivan.
Vespers we're sung at three o'clock.
Before benediction, the class aud a
number Of adults received the Sacra-
ment of Confirmation at the hands OF
RI. Rev. Bishop kain.
Following are the names OF the me M
beers of the class: John Massino, Henry
Watson, Patrick Mckinley, Charles
Caliard, Isaac Bumbaugh, John La
yaue, Martin Neidert, William Faul-
stics l.a s is- . Giailfce, Patrick lynch;
Elmer Ehrman, Joseph CallSSa, Joseph
sherman, John Moore, James Leonard,
James Boston, George Grisspm, Joseph
Telmann. Robt. GlannOn. Chas. Maloney,
Edward Welty, Bernard ANeihsnse'
Charles Murphy, William DieSman'
BERNARD Gaus, Henry LeRAus, John
Burke, Andrew busch, Hugh Carroll,
Leo Thornton, Clarence NGompers,
Henry Guudling, George Cirenbauer.
William Glenn, John Lynch, Charles
Miller, Robert Flsherty, Charles
Kurt, Thomas Hayes, VIM. Mack,
John Hellenbrand Patrick Mclean,
Henry CorcOran, Charles Gribben, VIII
liam MeJiltoR, Patrick ManiOn, Alloy
sius Maloy, William Gilligan, Cornelius
Drlscoll, Charles Carney Frederick
WeeYel, Joseph DuYal, Boyd Mckeane,
john Kearney, Joseph Truax, Ed
ward Fitzimmons, James Jaqoay,
George Dixon, Albert Lutz,
Henry JaQuay, Henry Delters,
Henry Conwell, John Moran, Henry
WeitZel, Henry Beerweiler, Gregory
Warner, Charles Gilligan, James Gavin,
Elbridge Haley, James Leonard, Joseph
Voltz, Joseph MoOrhOuse, Augustine
Schafer and William Gregory.
The girls were Annie Lynch, Mary
Smith, Rose Gilmartin, Mary McShane,
Mary Cornell, Barbara FFaSnre, Norah
Dolan, Annle Meade, Annie Dolan,
Mamie Fenigan, Annie Gallagher,
Mary Freeze, Annie Parker, Maud Mer-
Ger. Mamie O'Brien, Annie Watson,
Margaret Gallagher, Nellie Smith, An
ME Burns, Lille Bell, Annie Warner,
Blaneh Reilly, Kate Flaherty, Margaret
Barclay, Annie FlaherJY, sydney Dill
worth, Laura Looms, Stella Manion,
Blanche SmOuse, Annie ROd0augh, Liz
zie Balzer, Kate Linden, Lizzie Lau-
Their. Stephena Cinneia, Helen Far
lev, Mary Blsbeck, Clara Miller,
Loretta Truschel, Eva Dailer, Mary
Lally, Nellie WeitZell, Julia
Schafer, Annie Emmert, Ella Duffy,
Annie COsteloe, Stella Barrett, Nellie
Bewley, May Britt, Eva Vail, Annie
FitzsimmOus, Faunceis Dunn, Lizzie
>Vhallman, Bertha FoOse, May Weaver,
Eulalia Black, Rose Crowley, Sadie
MayIon, Gertie BleTmileT, peliR MayloG,
Scuba MauOy, jennie Poe, Teresa
Merchant, Loretta Owens, Agnes 10y
nett, Edith Coreoran, Mary Anna EW'
ing, Beulah Smith.
The girls were attlFed 10 pure white
dresses aud wells, and the boys wore
black suits and white ties. The eere-
mouy waa a very pretty one, aside from
It's religious significance. The eongre-
CATION tested the capacity OF the Cath
edral. After administering contrma-
tlon, Bishop Kahn delivered an eloquent
aud interesting sermon, containing
much wholesome advice 20 the boys and
girls who had been made soldiers Ia the
Army OF Christ.
Next Sunday Bishop Kain will deliver
the sermon at the dedication Of Rev.
Father Sheedy's handsome new church,
of st. Mary Of Mercy, al the corner Of
Ferry street and Third avenue, Pitts
burg. On the following Sunday he
will administer confirmation In Grafton.