Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1899-11-25
some OF the Benefits Furnished
Members by This Popu-
lar Society.
Has Purchased and Furnished
n Handsome New Club
House.
PUBLIC SPIRITED AND ENTERPRISIEG

On Wednesday evening, November ~,
the Cecilian Dramatic Club will produce
"Called Away" one Of the prettiest dra-
mas ever seen in Louisville. It is from
the pen of that well-known play writer
Richard Quinn, and is high class play
that readily appeals 10 the sympathies OF
both young and old. aud never fails to
please even the most skeptical. This play |
was produced about one year ago for the
benefit Of one of the Catholic churches
here and was not only big success finan-
cially, but placed this popular dramatic
club we'll up among the semi-professional
organizations of the Falls Cities. Among |
some of the talent that will appear in this
play might be mentioned Frank G. Cum
ningham, whose ability in this line is too
we'll known to require any introduction to
the readers of this paper; Charles ]. Ditto,
who has attained place high up in the
ranks of the semi professional class; r. l..
Fisher, who made such decided hit IN
the last production of this play, and who
also needs no introduction to our readers;
popular Charles S. Raidy, who has earned
the title of stage detective; Barney ].
Dawson, Mackin Councils popular come
dian; Tello Webb, Cary Jones and I. f.
Burkholder, who rank among the best.
Misses Goldbach and Bee Mullarkey, two
of the most popular young ladies in Cath
olic circles in the Falls Cities, who took
leading parts in this play before, and who
have won themselves into the hearts OF
the Louisville public, need no introduce
ton. To say they have attained place
we'll up among the best of them is putting
Il lightly. A club of such popular, am
bilious and talented young people as
these is bound to meet with success, and
il is safe to say that seats will be at pre-
MUM on this occasion.
The proceeds of the performance will
apply toward furnishing Mackin Councils
new club house, recently purchased.
These young men of Mackin Council
have taken upon themselves what to
many others would be big responsible
ity, but they have proved themselves
equal to the emergency" on more occa-
sions than one, and it is safe to say this
one will be no exception. These boys are
all hustling, and claim they will own the
best and most thoroughly equipped club
house and gymnasium in the South, and
IL determination and hard work will ac-
complish it they will certainly make
good their claim. Such public-spirited,
energetic young men as the Mackin boys
have proven themselves to be are the
boys that make our very best business
men; they are credit to any community
and should be encouraged in their under
takings by one and all. Any young man
who is eligible to become a member OF
Mackin Council and is not such misses q
rare opportunity in life. No association
or organization offers to its members one
half so much for the money as does
Mackin Council. Their new club house
will be located on Twenty-sixth, neal
St. Cecilia, right on a good street car
line, with a nice green lot lilo feet from
by 1876 feet deep; two pretty green lawns
club rooms and gymnasium furnished
with all modern conveniences; clever
set of good, friendly boys for associates
an excellent library of the best books
pool tables, billiard tables, card rooms
etc.--in fact, everything that helps t'
make their council an ideal one, and o.
which any young man can be proud o
his membership in.
An organization Of this kind does NOR
for the moral, social and intellectual i'm
t. provement of Catholic young men thai
anything else under the sun. 1t keep
them in good company, places good
moral books at their disposal. keeps then
of the street corners, out OF bar rooms
from gambling their money away o
spending it in dissipation. 1t elevate
the mind, brightens the intellect-ii
short, makes a man of one-and ever.
parent should see that his son. If eligible
should be a member Of an organization
like this, and where he will always b
proyided with not only the above al
vantages, but sick and death benefits.
These young men have taken ste
that will not only interest their persons
friends. but will interest the entire Cath
Ole community. They have won the &C
niration Of the public generally, whic
will support them in their great unde
taking by not only attending the ente
talnment above referred TO, but by the
- patronage in anything they give.
They expect to move into their ne
,..'><ters this week. where they will !
Hk % see ueif s,any friends.
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