The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1902-06-07
Columbian Summer School.

The eighth annual session of the
Columbian Catholic Sumner School
opens in st. Paul Oh July =. The pNl'-
poses of the school are well set forth
by TT. Rev. Mgr. Comfy. ID. d.. rector
of the Catholic University. who says:
"The object of the Catholic summer
school is the crystalization of the idea
of higher education among the masses
of the people. energizing the very
spirit that Graves for mental develop
mcnt. 1t calls together to the lecture
assemblies all who seek instruction
upon the burning questions which agi-
tate the religious. social and literary
world. and under the inspiration of
men whose lives are consecmted to
the study of the questions. it bids all
listen to the principles that will an
swer the questions and confOund the
sophists.
IT'S OBJECT PATRIOTIC.
"The Catholic summer school aims
to place within the reach Of our people
of every rank the advantage Especial
instruction upon those topics in which
they need to be equipped in the battle
of the church against error and in
fidelity"
At Il recent meeting of the general
committee on preparations for the
coming session, held III the Knights
of Columbus hall. st. Paul, the fol-
lowing special committees We're ap-
pointed:
Reception COMMUNICATION. Thos. ID.
O'Brien, Chairman: Rev. J. II. Iar-
rison, Rev. ]. G. Byrne, Rev. II. II.
Glecson, Hon. Il. w. Bazille. Hon. ID.
w. Lawler. Hon. c. ID. O'Bricn. Hon.
NJ. j. Moriarty, Hon. John w. Willis,
Hon. Henry G. Haas, DR.. E. w. Buck
ley, Mr.. p. Nj. Moroney, Mr.. Thos.
Murnane, Mr.. Albert Roedighcimer.
Mr.. John NJ. Pesek, Mr. Frank j..
Hcbl Mr.. Y. J. Cannon, Mrs. Pierce
Butler Mrs. Nj. Doran, Mrs. j. ID.
O'Bren, Mrs. J. w. Willis. Miss Elsie
NJ. Shave. Miss Nan Griffin. Miss
kathryn NJ Sullivan.
Nair, Chairman; Hon. John ID.
O'Brien. Mr.. NJ. J. OShaughncssy, Jr.,
Mr.. Patrick II. Butler. Mr.. Pierce But
ler Mr.. James Nolan. Hon. Matt
Bantz, Mr.. Joseph Rogers, Mr.. Corne-
Illus Crowley, Mr.. John Caultield, Mr..
w. \. Hardenbcrg. Mr. Patrick Kel-
ly. Mr.. c. ]. McConville. Mr.. II. r.
Quinlan, Mr.. Peter Van Hoven, Mr.. p
]. Metzdorf. Mr.. ]. a. Willwerschied
Entertainment Committee-Dr. G. j
Meade, Chairman: Rev. 2. O'Ncill. Mr.
John Il. Gehan. Mr.. Carroll ]. Hendy
Mr. John J. Gleason, Mr. John
Jueneman, Mr.. Thos. 2. Grace. Mr.
]. G. Kennedy. Mr.. p. ]. Mctzdorf
Mr.. II. G. McNair. Mr.. L. A. Nolan
Mr.. A. Il. Soucheray, Mr.. Jos. NJ
Nolan, Mr.. Ostave Savard. Mr.. Am
brose Pierce. Mr. Geo. N. Gerlach
Prof. John a. Hartigan, Mr.. S. a
Ryan. Mr.. John G. DevereuN. Mr.
Patrick III. Seaman, Mr. u. Il. Dwyer
Mr.. Jas. G. Donnelly. Mr.. Frank
Jungbauer. Mr.. James Kenaley. Mr.
Thos. III. Larkin, Mr.. w. Il. Confarr
Mrs. NJ. ]. O'Shaughnessy, Jr. Mrs
Il. a. Seymour, Miss Grace Doran
Miss Julia Griffin. Miss Helen A
Melvin. Miss Maria Burns. Mrs. G.
II. O'Brien. Miss Anna Campion. Miss
Katherine A. Slinley. Mrs. N. s. Dous
man. Miss Anna A. Morrow. Mrs
James e. Dore. Miss Nellie Cook
Miss Isabel Williams.
Accommodation COmmittee-Mr. \
w. Gutridge. Chairman: Rev. Chas
Cavanaugh, Rev. w. l.. Hart, Mr.
Owen H. O'Neill, Mr.. Cornelius Grow
ley, Mr.. Peter DAILY, Mr.. Frank s
Dowlan, Mr.. T. ]. Doyle, Mr.. Henry
: Wonder Weyer, Mr.. Joseph A
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