Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-09-19
ALL CREEDS ASKED
TO ATTEND THE CATHOLIC
SCHOOL NEN'r YEAR.
A VARIETY OF LECTURES
The Most Interesting and Popular
Topics to BE Chosen 400 or 5000
People Looked for AT the Session
Of % Directors Hold an Important
Meeting

Chicago, Sept. Ia Those earnest
workers in the Catholic church who
managed and abored for the Column.
/ bian Catholic summer school at Mad
ison, Wis, this summer have Just neld
a meeting al the rooms of the Column
bus club To hear detailed reports and
make plans for the session next sum
mer. Ii Was meeting of the direct,
ors, and they were gratiied to learn
that the school was a success anan-
clally and in every other way. The
attendance at the school was re-
ported as having been large, but indi-
Glions are that at the next session il
will be triple that Of this year and win
probably reach 1000 or 5000
The officers who managed the hast
session will be In charge next year,
as they were all reelected. The list
Is as follows President, RI Rev. :.
q, Messmer, Green Bay, Wis; vice
president, IL. j. Desmond milwaukee,
secretary, DIR. Edward Mclaughlin,
Fond du Lac, Wis; treasurer, Charles
4. Mair, Chicago.
The subject Of the sumAser school
for next year was thoroughly dis
cltSsed. 1t WAS decided that greater
variety of lectures should be delivered,
and that the mos interesting and
popular topics should he selected on
studies. The committee, which not
only prepares the course of lectures.
but also engages the lecturers. Is con-
sidcred the most important committee
on the board. For next year II will
he composed Of the following mem.
beers: Rev. ]. A, Zahm. Noue Dame,
chairman; ReN. +. 5anchy ST. Paul
Rev. T. !. Agnew, Chicago; Rev. Eu-
! gene Magevney, Detroit; Or, Thomas
Hart. Cincinnati.
The committee on finance was ap-
pointed as follows: w. j. Onahan
Charles A. Mair and William a. Am
berg, all Of Chicago. "A committee
was also appointed to revise the con.
stitutlon and draw up new bylaws
The members are: The Rev. ]. J,
Kecgh, DR.. Hart, Rev ]. "A. Iahm
| the Rev w. j. Dalton and the Right
Rev. S. G.. Messmer.
4 report of the treasurer was pre-
scented, which was received with ap
planse The showing was very en-
couraging to the directors, being "a
follows:
Morey from memberships. ~ SiG5t
Receipts Of Madison session., 1911
! Total ....,.s.t.. Sto2l
Total expenditures ....,,,. 3.2t7
Balance in treasury ...,,,..- $50
The board Of directors was divided
into three groups of ten members each
and 1t was decided by lot which dlrec-
tors should serve for one, two or three
years respectively. The board was dl.
yided as follows:
To serve one year Rev. l., j. Car
roll, dubuque; Most Rev ]. j, KAN
ST. Louis! Rt Rev. Henry Cosgrove
Dubuque; Rev. w. j. Dalton, Kansas
City; rev. +. Danehy. ST. Paul; Pr
Hart, Cincinnati; ], u. OiConaor, Mad.
ison: Richard Ennis, ST. Louis; Rev,
r. Il. Knox. Madison; III. Rev. T. A.
Watterson. Cincinnati.
Two years n. Graham Frost, -,
Louis. Anthony Keller, ST. Paul; NJ ost
Rev. T. A. Feehan, Chicago; Judge ].
J.. Wade. iowa City; W. J. Onahan,
Chicago; w. "A. Arnberg. J. -. O'Rrien,
ST. Paul; Rev. p j. McGath, Charles
City. la; Bishop MesSncr, Green Bay;
Morgan Dempsey. Detroit.
Three years Charles 4. Mair, Chi.
eago Rev f. ], Agnew, Chicago;
Condee p. Pallcn, st. Louis; William
Il Breen, Fort Wayoe; Rev. ]. a,
Xahm Notre Dame: Rev. J. j. kcogh,
Milwaukee; II. j. Desmond, Milwau-
kce: Rey. ]. H. * Hoeffer Chicago;
Rt. Rev. I. a. McGolrick. Duluth; n.
g. McNair. ST. Paul
The session next year viii he held
at Madison and will begin In the
middle Of July and last about three
weeks There has been great de-
mand for lectures that were deliy-
cred al the school this year and they
are now being prepared in book form
and will be issued about Jan. J. All
will be invited 10 attend the next SEES
sion. irrespective of creed