The Washington herald., 1909-07-10

/ AdVlces received yesterday from rhs
/ Rev. Dr. Shahan. rector OF the Catholic
University, tell OF some pleasant expert
enoes OF HIS trip IN Ireland. where he at
tended the annual meeting OF the Alumni
Association % Maynooth College. Car
I dinAi Logue, who made an extended visit
in this city little more thsn a year AGO.
introduced Dr. Sha1an 70 the company
as the brilliant young rector o. the
Catholic University OF America. an frsti-
tuition young in years and rleh N PROM
ise. and referred IN enthusiastic terms
to the kind and generous hospitality re-
ceived during SIS stay iu America.
A toast 10 Dr. shahsn, Our guest. F."
was proposed By Most Rev Dr.. Browne.
blslOp OF Cloyne, who ACCOMPANIED the
cardinal on his visit 10 America and made
many friends during his stay IN this CIV
DT- Shahan. who was enthusiastically an
/ plaudeo, responded 10 the toast express
ing not only his pleasure. bur his pride
IN being present al Maynooth College
where priest OF his own name aud
blood was one OF the earliest graduates
OF the institution. and the nth 10 sign
MS name 20 the college register IN its
early days He concluded BY PROMISING
70 leave nothing UndOne 10 strengthen the
pleasant relations already existing BE-
tween MaynOOth College and the Cafholic
University OF America.
Less than yeer ego q small number
OF Catholics living az Berwyn formed
themselves into Al association TO raise
money 10 build a Catholic church IN
their own town To-day the association
has sixty members. With Il. H smith.
president, and Miss Louise Dyer. seere-
tary. Instead OF a treasurer. the asso-
ciation has a banking committee that
takes charge OF the funds RAISED from
time 70 time by entertainments Eiven by
the members. The banking committee IS
composed OF Messrs. John Yoos. .Benta-
min Gallant. and s. r. smith 4 meet
ing OF the committees IN charge OF the
recent lawn fete al BerWyn viii take
place tomorrow afternoon az the home
OF Mrs. r Il Bowling. when fun re-
turns viii be made and from present
indications, the association expects 20
realize about $50 from the affair
The clergy from St. Jeromes Church
at Hyattsvilie have also had charge OF
the Catholics az Berwyn. and Father
Heath. who recently succeeded Father
Tower at s.. JerOme's. was az Berwyn
On Monday last. looking for a site for the
new church which. il IS hoped. with the
permission Of the cardinal, they can
build IN the fail. Father Heath VIII be
present az the meeting tomorrow after
noon and plans are already under way 10
add stin further 20 the building fund By
a grand concert in the early fan. IN
which they expect 70 be assisted by
prominent musical talent from Washing
ton
The Wednesday evening garden parties
inaugurated by the women Of the Shrine
OF the Sacred Heart are r-cving a great
attraction IN that neighborhood Ad-
ditiOnal interest is given the lawn fetes
by programmes Of good music provided
each evening Last Wednesday Il was
given by Miss Mabel Latiner. Mss Ma
guerite O'TOOie. Mr. Rutledge Houser.
ard several others well known in Wash
ington musical circles. and next Wednes-
day the selections VIII be given By an
Italian orchestra
AT St Martins Church. the Holy Name
Society VIII receive communion to-mor-
row In a body at the o'clock mass but
the usual evening meeting win be omit
ted. Last Tuesday the altar boys OF the
church. accompanied by Father Hannah,
journeyed to Chesa peake Beach IN a car
chartered especially for them and enjoy
ed a days outing. Games and Marathon
races with the chOristers from the In
naculste Conception Church. who had
their annual excursion the same day,
helped 10 enliven the afternoon. Father
Mari, OF the Immaculate Conception
Church: Father Connolly, and Brothers
Michael, Joseph. and Thomas were also
present on the excursion.
Rev. John D. MCGUIRE. Ph. D. dean
OF the faculty OF letters OF the Catholic
University, has been engaged BY the Car
negie Institute OF the Unsted States 20
re-edit authors OF the Middle Ages. whose
works IN Latin VIII be reproduced with
amended text an English translation.
and commentary.
Bishop Dennis J. O'ConneU, OF san
Francisco xIvho has hoa- q .,-.aSe - o.