Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-16
BIG CHECK PROMISED
LADIES OF A. o. n. TO TRINITY
COLLEGE.
Elaborate Plans Being Made for Exer-
cises to Be Held in
November.

LII ,,ay
Na,'onai sies'uen. D ,. ai'o US ia
board OF ofncers and directors. In co-opera-
ton with the national auxiliary board or
the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Ancient Order
| ~ :. - =. .,.,,
'hat tue presentation Vi .nesn ~
| tty College for the sum OF slooco from the
| Ladies' Auxiliary of the Ancient Order of
tIibernians In America will take place on
yry,.,., of,.rro,,, Noro,h.r g 1ao5
".o"esu"S -. - ,.,o,.e-
rms presentation 10 inc result y. me-
ment begun at the national assembly OF the
| ladies' auxiliary In the city of Denver. in
I,,,x, 1oo, zvharebv the Iafifes' auxiliary,
|. -. 80 ,orras.n,a,,,as In national
'nioush '"eii ..p. -,.. - ,ros.nt
meeting assembled, resolved 10 p'ese"'
Trinity College. Washington. D. C., an IN
stitution for the higher education OF young
women, under the direction of the SISTERS
| OF Notre Dame of Namur. with FUND OF
| $4,000 for the endowment of a four-year
auril;ar s'p' ~ 20 VIM '''-
Wednesday, November 8. will be the first
day OF the meeting OF tne trus,ees vi .no
Sa,nolic IniVets..y VI ranS,ra, c.ihhons
and NEARLY nj, the arcbbishops of the United
States, as well as several of the bishops
| and three distinguished laymen. Conse-
queh.iy II was aesIneu ao' '1aDi. W ,e tha
naSa,,.ot &C., 81 tive uyh.n n would nroh-
| h1,r t,e .on,,an,art for many OF the arch
hS, 80 hishon. to no in attandance
oiSn .,t any t.u -, IN. sxarcisas 10 not
,ot dasrite,a o1f,,nad n ia announced that
Ses si. .h ..anhor. nf H. nat,oraI
| a!o@ - 0 ~ t,o Evil No tionai
poara =, sne "a a,o.; .,,~,,;a Inc Ia iar~a
.s.a. - s.ataA afH.ars Of t.o.h orga nizs-
tons will he in attendance. The exercises
III ". 1 - tha han of Tr,nItys COL
WI, WIN IN pa Ia -. .ne - ~. aata ,n.n
.ese auiins me 81 eSn Ta az TIC auxiitary
uoaeu. On Ue n,,i, " - ny Jo1iat II, natinro,
IA. o.,sna. ~ ats, anx,i,arv ad,sisnrv
- 1T, ~ III ~ S,raar,ta 10, adarass
| which will be supplemented with an address
by Natlonai rresloeht Doiah. anu 1t Is S eh-
petton,1 cbanlai, Of the q IT viii also
| he a sneaker. Cardinal Gibbons has been
| invited by the Sisters Of Notre Dame to
receive the scholarship on behalf OF the
college. ana II is expected that ms emil
a aS WI pa,, Thn,r.s ~ .h sb.han n n Of
W. u,e' S.,+hoI,c IrnI,,ars1tv NIL nrasids
''o ooe ~ wa
| Arranging Program.
A. o,,,onota ,rograr 10 heinr arranged
AN eia'oia 'e pioe am " s o.,
! by the students OF the coiese' uhuef 'Ao
| supervision of the sister superior. and
it is expected that the occasion will be one
1 of the most Interesting in the history of
,-.,e
potn organizations.
The Washington committee named oy the
meeting to take charge of local arrange
ments consists of the District president of
| the A. O. H. Patrick T. Moran Miss Sadie
| Fitzpatrick. District president of the La
| dies Auxiliary, and Patrick ]. Haltigan.
| editor Of the National Hibernian and presi-
l. dent of Division No 2 In addition to this
| committee the District board of the La
dies Auxiliary of Washington has appoint
| ed its state officers and representatives
from each of the six divisions to make
preparations for the fitting reception of all
members of the auxiliary throughout the
country who intend to ma rticipate in the
nresentation EXERCISES
Public Reception .