The evening times., 1895-09-03
CARES FOR sOULAND BODY
Society Of St. Vincent De Paul
to Meet in New York.
DELEGATES FROM THIS CITY
They Have Flattering Report to
Make to the Superior Council at It's
ington Cha pt ers end Their Officers.
Objects of the Society.

The Supreme Council of the Society of
St Vincent de Paul will meet in New York
September 10, IL and IL, and will be
largely attended by members of the order
from this city.
The society was founded in 1888 in
Paris by Frederick Ozanam and seven
point where there was a Roman Ca thoiic
church. The motto adopted was: ''DO
much and say little"
Conferences attached to parishes grew
rapidly, and these were aggrega ted into a
particular council. In this city there is
one particular council, but the larger cities
have more than one. There is a central
council in Baltimore, Ia whom the various
particular councils within this jurisdiction
report This central council reports TO the
upper council, which is in New York, and
that council reports tn the general council
in Paris. This method of reporting is
carried out the same throughout the civil
lized world.
PURPOSES OF THE SOCIETY. r
Ut ~ Tile SOtltts is
the Bulletin, and is published in Ireland.
Epitomes of reports ill different languages
are pubiised in the Bulletin.
The purposes of the society are to take
care of the churches poor, both physically
and spiritually.
The report of the particular council OF
this city is very fla,tering and shows
ms l-ad ip,n a
meetings and work by members during
the past year.
There are in Washing ton thirteen con-
ferences and eight aspirant conferences.
The latter are composed Of boys eighteen
years old and under. The particular coun-
ell of this city was Incorporated February
2s, 1879. under the title of THE Society
of st. Vincent de Paul. of Washington ID. c.,
and was Instituted in March, 1861. :.
ITS LOCAL OFFICERS.
The officers are: Spiritual director,
Rev. John Gloyd; president, Thomas E.
waggaman; secretary, james ID. Mankin;
treasurer, Frank n. Devereaux. The
council is composed of these officers, and
the spiritual directors, presidents and vice
presidents of the conferences are given
below:
st. Matthew's-Spritual director, Rev.
Thomas s. Lee; president, Jules Boeuvf>s
vice president, William F. Downey; secre-
tary, Joseph T. Byrne; treasurer, John F.
Green.
St Patrick's-Spiritual director. Rev.
John Gloyd: president. Edward j. Hannah;
VICE president, Gregory l. Ennis; secretary,
Frank H. Jones; treasurer, George Bogus.
ST. Alloy oysius'-Spiritual director, Rev.
Corneiius Gillespie, 8. j.: president, John
]. Fuller; vice president, John j. Hurley:
secretary, Thomas j. Fealey; treasurer
Daniel Grady.
81. Peter's-Spiritual director. Rev. Jas.
NJ. O'Brien; president, George F. Hardin;
vice president, James T. Boiseau; secre-
tary, James n. Fitzpatrick; treasurer, Owe:
Donnelly.
81. Dominic's-Spiritua director, Rev.
F. W. Linahan, o. P; president, Joseph F.
Marsden; vice president, Thomas Gallaher;
secretary, Francis p Sheehy; treasurer, Geo.
l.. Dant
Immaculate Conception-Spiritual direc-
tor, Rev. S. F. Ryan; president, Joseph E.
Casey; vice president, William H DeI-acey;
secretary. George Melting, jr.; treasurer,
Charles Sohon.
Holy Trinity-spiritual director, Rev.
William j. Seaman, S. j.. president, Fen
dan E. Alexander; vice president, John
A. Heenan: secretary, j. Hadley Doyle;
treasurer. Henry B. King.
ST. stephen's-spiritual director, Rev.
]. j. Dougherty; president. Charles ]. An
derson; vice president, Hugh j. McGin-
ness; secretary, John NJ. Clark; treasurer
Edward A. McDemott.
st. Joseph's-Spiritual director, Rev. V.
F. Schmidt; president, Joseph 8. Rodler;
vice president. Richard +. Miles; secretary,
DR.. Joseph A. Mudd; treasurer, William
H. Mehler.
st. Theresa's-Spiritua direstor, Rev. T.
B. Hughes; president, Patrick j. Reagan;
vice president, Patrick Hartigan: secre-
tary, Thomas Kane; treasurer, Edward
Nash
st. Angus ne-Spiritual director, Rev.
Paul Griffith; president, John l. Jackson;
vice president Willis j. Smith; secretary,
Charles H. Butt er; treasurer, Alex B.
Thomas.
st. Paul-Spirtual adviser. Rev. James
F. Mackim; president, John p. Simonton;
vice president, Hugh Masterson; secre-
tary, Charles A. Dunn; treasurer, George
W S. Giddens.
HOLY Nane-Spiritual director, Rev. ].
T. Delaney; president, William A. Lusby;
vice-president, William G. Dunno; secre-
tary. William A. Mccarthy; treasurer, b.
]. Dove.
Special Work-Spiritual director, Rev.
John Gloyd; president, Victor Becker;
vice-president, Joseph Walemeyer.