Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-05
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FORMER SCHOLARS REGRET
PASSING OF ST. MARY'S

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now MRS. Wnee.an; Lne MISSES &die.eJ'
.nIS. Iuonaas nAachIasUn, h1lS. II. z.
Ool4IOn, Mars. r~eruludnu Wlsnler, Jr.'
now Oh Los Angeles, Cal.; Mrs. James
"A Berry, the MISSES belle and Grdce
rardue, n former the vile oil Ut.
Doyie, OF Brooklyn; the latter OF Al
LorAey Mct'adaen, OF New brunswick;
Mrs. Joseph NJ. Byrne, Mrs. Thadaeus
Devine and Mrs. Harry AXt, daughters
OF the late Mlcnael A. Muliin; Misses
Mary, Emma and Lillian Dwyer, Mrs.
Berg-Deerln, Miss Minnie Tierney, wife
OF Edward Delaney; the Misses Della
ney, of High street; Julia Larney, OF
%Irvington; Florence Nichols-Meyers,
Miss Eliza Stengel, Victoria Hess, Miss
Minnie Kelly and Miss Eta Powell, of
Elizabeth; Miss Mary O'Rrourke, OF
Brooklyn; the Misses Maud and Grace
O'Rourke, of Burnet street; Maud Cor
don and Mary Shevlin, of Brooklyn;
Melissa Henderson, of New York; Alice
Kearney, of Cuba; Misses McGovern,
Hevey, Galvan, Riordan, Angela and
Grace C%atalani, May Mulligan, Misses
Campbell, Mrs. Walter Walsh (nee Sa-
die Nugent), Mrs. J. Allen Conklin, for
merly Mildred .Moffitt, the Misses Hud-
ner, both of whom married sons of the
late James N. Duffy; Mrs. James Bren-
nan, the youngest daughter of Colonel
Duffy; Mary Brady, wife OF Will
lam O'Connor; the Misses McCabe,
daughters of the late Owen NC
Cabe, Miss Margaret became the wife
of State Riparian Commissioner M. F.
Mclaughlin, Kittie the wife of Harry
Rockafellow, OF Sunset Hall, Asbury
Park, Daisy Is now Mrs. O'Keefe, of
Brooklyn, Miss Grace married DR.. Kei-
ly, of South Orange avenue; while Miss
Josephine became the bride of Peter
Smith a few months ago, and Miss
Seton McCabe; Miss Margaret
NcGuinness, Miss Margaret Coyle and
the Misses Sheridan represented st.
James's parish at the academy.
The children of the late Maurice
O'Meara were also educated here, in
Guiding Miss Margaret, now a u of
the Sacred Heart Academy. Manhat-
tanville; Cecilia Kenny. who married
a Mr.. Flintoft: the Misses McClatchey,
Mrs. Mary Sanford Stanley, the Misses
Margaret, Nellie, Kittie INC Mary Nc
Nair. nieces of the first graduate. The
four daughters of Christian VOTERS.
including Mrs. John L. Carroll, whose
three daughters attended the school.
Miss venia Beland and Miss Adele
Ireland. Miss Tessie Farrell. Mrs. John
E. Kelly, formerly Miss Henrietta
Smith; the Misses BESSIE and Margaret
Conlon. Miss Grace Callaghan, Miss
Henesan, Mrs. Bessie Miller-Daly, Miss
Mary Maher. Miss Laretto Radel, Julia
D4.-I.-A+ AT-r Ivra4nac Taaxr1in thn
Misses Devine. Miss Anna Walsh, Mrs.
Francis Mullins. the Misses %Josenhine
and Emma Walsh, Miss Frances Null
Inns. Mrs. Joseph Clark and sister. Mrs
r. NJ. Stanley. jr.: Miss sullivan. Miss
Mary Dunn. the Misses Mary and Kitty
Hogan. the Misses Mary, Kittie, Lizzie
and Pose WRIGHT. Miss Nav o'Neill.
now Mrs. Martin Lenehan; the Misses
Griffin. of PoseviI1e.
Many Noted Women.
Mrs. Daniel Elliott and Mrs. Peter
Hauck, jr., also attended the convent,
the former as Miss Jennie Stanley, the
Miss Elizabeth Smith. The Misses
Towle, Mrs. John F. Sinnott, the
newly elected president of the L. C. B.
A.; Martha Humphrey, the Misses
Monohan, who resided at the time in
Kearny castle; the Misses Mcdonald, of
Harrison, daughters of t. late Con-
z. F Mcdonald; the Roelofs,
of Forest Hill, the youngest of whom
Professor Kennedy. of the Bar
ringer High School; Mrs. Philip Camp
bell and her sister, Miss Hannah; Miss
Mary Ryan, who became a nun; Miss
Mary Downes, Miss Mary Jackson, now
ATreJ Tnh, nINoiII- MrG Tn6n McGr1th
formerly Miss Sarah Caffrey; Miss
Maryrose STAIRS, Miss Rosemary Her
tel, now Mrs. William Manus; the
Misses Riordan, of Harrison; Miss May
Reilly, Of Vailsburg; Mrs. P. L. Bryce,
formerly Miss Lintott; Mary Warren
Phoebe Farrow, Elizabeth Heery, Miss
Margaret Began, the Misses Garrigan.
Among those who have passed
through life's school to their eternal
reward are Mrs. James Smith, jr..
whose recent death caused universal
regret and sorrow, whose good works
blossomed into deeds of benevolence,
and the record which the deceased has
left is a precious remembrance to her
family and descendants and a pleasing
recollection for her friends and asso-
ciates to cherish
MIS-. bllIdDSlA OHdilCy NlChldiluo,
another of st. Mary's girls, who was
styled the angel of the poor" has also
gone to her eternal home.
Miss Mary burning. only child of
the late John c.. burning; Miss Mary
Flood, niece of Sister Mary Plus, of
P%lainfeld; Mrs. Cecilia Kenny Film
toft. daughter of the late Michael r.
Kenny, the lawyer; Mrs. Grace Men
chine Wallace, wife of DR.. Clarence
Wallace of Washington, ID. G. (Mrs.
Wallace was one of the most noted
pianists of Washington and played at
many of the most select m~usicales);
Kittie G~arrigan, Agnes Hutchinson,
Mrs. Catherine Riordan Sheik, Minnie
Ursula Summers, Miss Glnigan and
Mrs. Carrie McDevitt Duffy.
Three of the scholars met with tragic
deaths. They were Miss Mary Healey,
wife of Thomas Loughlin. who was
killed in a railroad accident at the
Market street station of h Penasyl-
vania railroad.
Miss Agnes Mclaughlin. only child
of the late Major Mclaughlin. who
was shot in her palatial home at San
Jose, Cal, by a doting father, in a fit
of temporary ms, nifty. Her mother
was a native Newarker, Miss McDon-
aid, of Golden ST eet. Miss Agnes re-
ceived her early education at St