The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-10
The Reverend
S. w. Humby.

1 week was the sixth educational number o
the paper; Tbs Reverend D. $. Phelan
editor OF the Waterman; has during the
month OF August devoted one issue of tn,
| paper largely to an account Of the different
| Catholic educational Institutions OF tn.
country.
st. Josephs Benevolen: Society Ia,
| elected as officers: President. Timoth,
retary. Edward tierst: assistant secretary
| John Hiiger; treasurer. David H. Schultz
trustees, John II. Willie. Theodore Jenne
mann and Henry Rosenthal: marshal f
| Obermark: assistant narshais. f. Schultz
and Joseph Moeler.
Roses Church treated his altar boys 10 ar
cutting last Monday. He sent iheri II
charge Of the Reverend r. J. +. Hoeschen. as
Highlands. where they spent the day ir
ball playing and other a1nuscments
Father Hoeschen treated them to ice cream.
soda and candy and all the cakes they
could eat.
The members Of Annunciation Parish will
give lawn party Tuesday. September J.
on grounds across the street from Annun.
, citation Church. Sixth and La Sale streets
The Reverend p. Korstenbrock. pastor OF
ST. Joseph's Church. C;reenviIle. Miss. was
In st. Louis last week visiting friends.
!. Sister Mary Elizabeth has necr succeed
ed by Sister Mary Fiaget az superior or
Loretto Academy. No SiOT Lafayette ave-
nue..
The members of IS. Peter and Paul's Par
ish. st. Joseph, No. Polish congregation.
nave raised $500 to be used in building n
new church 10 cost $500.
/ The Reverend Father Alexius. o. f. NJ.
of Teutopolis, H.. was in St Louis last
week.
The knights of Father Mathew of All
ryfy 10, r,n
church lawn. Sixty-third street and Maple
avenue, Wednesday evening. September 2.
The annual picnic ard reunion OF St Pat
Tick's Parish will he held on the campus
OF the Christian Brothers College. Easton
avenue and Kings highway. Saturday aft
features will be game of baseball between
the majority and minority members of the
House OF Delegates. a programme of ath-
letic events also has been arranged. Three
bands will supply the music.
IT, The lawn party and musicale given by
Wednesday, evening was successful, not
withstanding the unfavorable weather.
While the amusement was in progress on
the church lawn, 1t began to rain. The
guests We're invited by the Reverend John
s. Long. pastor of All Saints. TO go into the
school hall. where the entertainment was
continued.
A picnic and lawn party will be given by
the members of Assumption Parish at Riv-
erside Park. No. 1900 South Broadway. next
Tuesday afternoon and evening. In the
event of rain the entertainments will be
postponed until Wednesday afternoon and
evening. Bowling will be one of the amuse
ments.
The ladies' of ST. Teresa's Parish will
give eucfre and lawn party on the school
grounds. Grand avenue and North Market
street next Wednesday evening. Playing
will commence at $50 o'clock. In case of
rain the entertainment will take place the
following evening
The forty hours devotion will he held
next Thursday. Friday and Saturday in
Assumption Church. Ninth and Sidney
streets. and at tine Academy Of the Sacred
Heart. Taylor and Maryland avenues, and
on next Saturday. Sunday and Monday in
Holy. Innocents' Church. Brannon avenue
and Reber place.
At a meeting Of the General Council of
the Queens Daughters it was decided to
request every member to receive communion
next Saturday. the feast of the Assumption
of the Blessed Virgin, for the repose Of the
soul of Pope Leo.