Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-03
observation-disclosures nRicbmono
Will Attend National Conferences of Jewish
Charities, of Charities and Corrections
and of St. Vincent de Paul
Society This Week.

Detroit Mich. and Mrs Emma Eckhouse
Indianapolis. Ind: treasurer. Bernaru
Solomon Lowenstein. New York: executive
committee: Max Senior. Cincinnati Max
Herzbergf Philadelphia; Julian W. Mack.
Chicago: Mrs. Julius Andrews. Boston:
H. Hollander. Baltimore Victor II. krieg-
shaber. Atlanta. Ga; Martin A. Marks
Cleveland.
On the reception committee will be Mr.
l.. z. Morris. chairman: Charles HutZler.
P. Whitlock. Henry s. HutZer. Marx
Gunst. Rev E. n. Calisch, II. S. Bins
wanger. M. Thalhimer. Nj. f. Marcuse.
H. Ia ka ,d,nsn j Cans; l.; s'raa aen
Wallerstein. NJ. ]. Straus. 8. Bendheim,
Isaac Held. l.. NJ. Nelson, E. Raab r. c.
Nelson. Joss L. Levy.
Washington will be represented by
large delegation at the national confer
ence Of the St. Vincent de Paul Society
Of the United States. which begins tomor-
row at Richmond, and several prominent
members of the society in the capital are
scheduled to give addresses.
The program for the sessions has been
announced as follows:
Sunday. May 3. II o'clock a.m.-Mass
at Cathedral of the Sacred Heart. in
which section of the pews will be re-
served for the delegates. o'clock PM
Meeting at Murphy's Hotel of executive
committee and delegates for the organ
ization of the conference.
Eight o'clock p.m.-Publc and opening
session of the conference. Bijou Theater
Rev. J. B. OReilly, Richmond, Va, pre-
siding. Introductory remarks by Col
John Murphy. chairman of the local com
mittee: hymn, 'uIoly God" by the choir
and audience under the direction Of Miss
Rena Randolph: "Welcome to the State"
Gov. Claude Swanson: welcome to Rich
mond." Mayor Carlton Mccarthy. re-
de Paul Society; address by Thomas NJ.
Mulry of New York, president of the
conference: hymn. America by the
choir and audience: reception by the
president of the conference.
Monday Nav 40 o'clock a. m. celebra-
tion of mass at st. Peters Church and
conference sermon; 1890 am. announce
ment of committees and presentation OF
other business pertaining to the confer
ilies:' address, Arthur J. OHara. savan-
nah. Ga: Visiting Poor Families in Their
Homes" George r. Regan. Boston. Mass
Adequate Relief" Albert Hoen. Balti-
Method of Distribution" John Rea. Phila
delphia, Pa: THE Spiritual Character of
the Home" William H. Hardy. Boston,
Mass: 2:3o pm. general topic. Depend
titute Children in the Homes Of Foster
Parents" DR.. Charles F. McKenna. New
York: "After-care and Supervision OF
Children from Institutions" Joseph Z.
E Judge Baltimore w Md isHi1e fSys
working Boys Homes Rev. Fatheg
Ward, Providence. r. L.: 6 pm. general
topic. Dependent Sick Poor THE Ply
sician in the Conference" DR.. John A.
mttees:" John J. Mulvaney. jersey City.
N. j.: Aids to Catholic Education Very
Rev. A. p. Doyle c. S. p. Apostolic
Mission House: Homes for Gonzales
cents J. C. Carroll. St. Louis. Mo:
Tuesday, May 5-8 am. conference
mass and communion of delegates In st.
Peters Church. 1870 am. general topic. |
''Reformatory Work." Juvenile Courts"
Judge Matt O'Doherty. Louisville, KY; |
Probation Work. Needham c. Collier.
st. Louis: 1.-THE Priest at the Juvenile
Court" Rev. Father Quill. Chicago: THE |
Juvenile Offender Patrick Mallon.
Brooklyn. 2:3O pm. general topic "Ad- |
ministration of Councils and Confer |
ences." conference Methods" Richard
M. Reilly. Lancaster. Pa: Methods of
Securing Funds as;. Lawrence Conner Du-
by. st. Louis. Mo-; Meetings Of Our So
ciety' Daniel McCann. Evanston. ILL.,: |
"Co-Operation With Other Charitable In
stitutions." William Bennett. Brooklyn. |
N. Y. 500 PM. general topic. Special
Works. Summer Vacations for Poor
Children" w. ]. Brooks. Baltimore:
"Seamen's Havens." Allison Owen. New
Orleans. La. Homes for Homeless Men"
William F. Downey. Washington: who
is My Neighbor." Rev. DR.. William ].
Kerby Of Catholic University of America;
THE Utility of Catholic Charities Ex- |
hibits.'' Brother Francis O'Neill. Domin- |
lean House of Studies the Catholic Uni
versity of America: Catholic Seamen in |
Seaport Cities" P. ]. Coyne Philadelphia. |
Wednesday. May 6-Conference mass Of
requiem at o'clock. The seventh ses-
sion will begin at 1890 O'Clock. when the
general topic will be Extension of the
Society" The eighth session. opening at
2:3O pm. will have to do with general
business relating to the conference. read
ing of resolutions. etc. Provision has
been made for meeting of the ladies |
auxiliaries and similar organizations to
discuss the work in which they are en-
gagged. Mrs. John Murphy is chairman E,
of the ladies' committee.