Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-01-06
An Impressive Religious Ceremony

Wednesday, January 3 1905 marked
a memorable epoch IN the religious de-
velonment of 81 Mlchael's Parish this
Mace. being the occasion of the, Profess
ION of Sister Mary Ursula. formerly
known AS Miss Annie Cummings, OF
Providence X
The ceremony was performed by the
Pastor. Rev. = J. Clarke. who rulOyed
the distinctive honor of beng delegated
by HIS Emiueuce, James Cardinal Cilb-
buns. to represent HIM at tins solemn
function. Tins honor WAS we'll mcrItcd
bv the Rev. Father. ne having been III.
strumeutal IN establishing a Mother
HOUSE. of the Ursullues III Frostburg. the
first foundation of this lustly-celrbratpd
teaching Order III the Diocese of Baltl-
more.
Atg O'Clock the Novice, holding "A cru
citx III one hand and II lighted candle in
the other. entered the Church, followed
by the other members OF the Community.
Mass was celebrated by Rev. Father
Clarke, after which he luterropated the
Novice, who answered that it WAS her
desire To take the Vows of Poverty.
Chastity and Obedience in the Ursullne
Order, in which she hoped to persevere
to the end of her DAYS.
The Rev. Father addressed her in APP
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A Grand r., D.oo followed NV Rene.
dirtinr nf tina RIas.ad S,rr,n,aut ,.Insnd
, ceremony lone tn M, remembered Inv
tb. nannI,. nf ~ Michael.
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Personal.
Coming ont of the Opera House Fri
day evening, 29th ut., the Journal
was arrested bv James NJ. Shields, presi-
dent of the Ohio Jurisdiction. y. NJ. L,
the latter stating that member of the
Irish Ladies Choir wanted to speak to
"the PAPER that is great" Somewhat
startled, the Journal followed Mr..
Shields and was introduced to Miss Nav
Leckv, of Derry, Ireland, who brought
greeting from Mr.. Alexander Gillespie,
ii most excellent mutual friend, now an
agent of one of the great steamship
lines in Baltimore. The message had
been given her sometime ago, but Won
see" said she in the simplest English.
refined and symphoniZed by the rich
Irish brOgue," feminine gender Il have
not forgotten it" Miss Lecky is a most
attractive representative of old-wOrld
wOmanhood.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Mum and dauph-
ter, Mildred. of Hagerstown. enioved
the HOLIDAYS with Mrs. Munn's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Baker.
The Journal met last Saturday IN
Cumberland the eminent Baltimore
LAWYER, w. II. Dawson. Outside the
usual legal advice-''be Just and You
will not be litigated," for which the
JOURNAL has complimentary ticket,
Mr.. Dawson spoke in regretful tone of
an esteemed mutual friend AS belonging
some SUNDAYS to the great Baltimore
majority of otherwise excelleutly good
people who do not attend church.
Miss Rebecca Porter. of Rawlings.
Md. spent several DAYS here this week
the guest of Miss Annie L. Coyner.
Gene Carr. leading illustrator of
humor on the New York UorId. was
here Tuesday and called upon the Jour
NAL. Mr.. Carr is a handsome youny
man who adds to his comeiness man.
ners most genial and gracious, With
his great intellectual and artistic EN-.
dowments, he is altogether a splendid
gentleman to come, see and love Won.
and some day the Journal is going to
New York to see and love him. Mr.
Carr illustrates his own AS we'll as other
humorists' work his own bping ppn-
erally and naturally better executed
Miss Lille CAN'T of Gettvsburp Col.
lege, spent the HOLIDAYS at home
The only one of the many Climber
land auditors of the Irish Ladies' Con-
cert who made the occasion one of most
gallant adventure was Harry +. Keuah
He was very quiet and sly about it but