The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1908-08-15
The Sixth Week At Catholic Summer
School.


Cliff Haven, Aug. 14.-The siytn
week at the Catholic Summer School
was f1ttinsly concluded on Saturday
last with the annual grand concert.
Under the direction of Camille W.
zeckwer of Philadelphia Academy Q:
Music. a galaxy of extraordinary ,nusi-
cal talent was assembled AMI gave
tile most delightful musical program,
ever presented atsCun Haven. The so
prano parts were taken BY Miss Grace
LongleY. of the Metropolitan opof;tt
Co, and Miss Elizabeth wel.y oit
FL ooklyn; 'contraltc. Miss katherine
McGuckin Leigo of Philadelphia: bar
itone, Mons. Victor Occellier Of the
Manhattan Opera Co, ceilist, Nj. Fer
nard- Altsesauler. ans sianiss.. MIR. Ca ;
mile W. Zeckwer.
The seventh week, possibly th. most
extraordinary of the session, was opcn-
ed with Solemn High Mass on Sunday
The celebrant was Rev. John f. Mui-
lany. LID. of Syracuse: deacon, Rev
John B. Peterson; sub-deacon. Rev.
Father kearney. The sermon IF the
day, was delivered by: Rev. William M
Dwyer of Syracuse, who gave a most
eloquent discourse on The Catll"licity
of the Church."
The family gathering on Sunday
evening. always delightful, was mark
ed this week by the induction cerero-
ny Of the new Mayor Of Cliff Haven,
Mr.. B. F. j. Herman. of New York
who was chosen at the recent bazaar,
as the one most fitted to flll that u, 81.
office. After a few remarks by MIR
Charles 6. Herhermann and Dr.. Jas
q. Walsh, the lecturers of the we X.
Rev. John Talbot Smith introduces
Mr.. Frank Keenan,. who in his happics'
vein gave the Fluctuations address II;
tehalf of the Trustees, following wh:ch
Mr.. Kiernan responded, EXPIRE ssirg his
great. appreciation of the honor which
lad been bestowed upon him.
On the lecture platform, Rev. Ihonr-
as Mcmillan as Chairman oil the
Board Of Studies, this week presen' 70:
one Of the best OF the sessions sched-
ule of lectures. The morning lectures
Try DR.. James j. Walsh on Some Evo-
luton Presumptions'' were keen, criti-
cal analyses Of Darwin's philosorhy
The evening lectures were delivered
by Charles G. Herbermann. Ph.D.
LID, the we'll known writer and pres
ent editor Of the Catholic Ency:lope.
dia, who gave two erudite studies Oh
Catholic Progress in Germany" The
concluding evening lectures OF the
week were delivered by Thomas r.
Woodlock, Of New York City. who by
reason Of his particular fitness, gave
two significant studies on prosperity,
Panics and Hard Times"
The informal dance at the Buffalo
Cottage on Monday, which opened the
sociaf week, prefaced the flag mount
icg exercises. ana the celebra ton OF
Albany Day on Tuesday. The d.dica-
ton exerclses Of the new staff and
handsome silken flag, given by Mr..
A. N. Neabaur, of Albany, were held
Oh Tuesday afternoon. The speech OF
presentation was made by Comptrol-
Ter Glynn. OF Albany. Rev. Willie m
Charles OF the Albany Cathedral, con-
s.nting in behalf Of the Albany Cot
tage Association. In the evening IVES
held the sixth annual Albany dance.
the most notable social function II The
session.
On Wednesday afternoon. the beau
| t;ful bronze tablet to the mem ,-y %
Warren E. Mosher was unveiled with