Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-07
21,5OO CATHOLICS
At BEACH PICNIC
Bishop Conaty Delivers Address
and Is Greeted with
Hearty Applause
BASKET DINNER Is FEATURE
Program of Sports AmuSeS the
ThrongS Which Crowd to
Redondo Outing
BASKET DINNER is FEATURE

the picnic ASSOCIATION IOlloWGu' <hhSO
H. B. Ainsworth welcomed the thronS
and Mrs. May Brodrick sang.
When the Rt. Rev. Thomas James
Conaty, D. D., arose to make his ad-
dress he was greeted by prolonged ap-
Tlause, He acknowledged the greeting
with a smile The address was delivered
in the pavilion before an audience OF
fully 1000.
The bishop congratulated the com
rnittee upon the success of the reunion
and said that it was q consoling ana
inspiring sight to see so many Catholics
gathered for days outing, Whlch
would have the effect of Strengthening
the ties of friendship that bind them
together as fellow citizens of pros
porous community. He said that II
would also serve to strengthen them in
the work which the church has to do,
for with the wonderful growth of Cali
fornia the Catholic church also enron
icles a phenomenal development and
catholic activities show signs of lie
which give great promise for the future
The keynote of the bishops address was
LOYALTY to the church and to one an
other.
THE BABY SHOW
Following the address of the blshop
came the baby show with ia babies
entered for the prizes, which Ware
awarded as follows:
Girls under year-Grace M2Alre 40
Whittier, daughter of Mr.. aD1 Ncs A.
McAleese. ..
Rows under 1 year-Charls4. Leroy
rTillev. son of Mr.. and Mrs. . j. Tiliey
81 Crocker street, Los Angeles.
BOYS under years-Louis and Ed
ward Arsentult (twins), sons OF MI.
and Mrs. L.. J. Arsenault' 1ng!e"41I. 14is qfeiar
Girls under 2 years-Mlss Helen
xULi+a daughter OF Mr., and Mrs. Whine
of Pasadena.
At the noon hour a banquet was ten
dered Bishop Conaty and the visiting
priests. The spread took place in the
Dolphin, which was tastefully decorated
for the occasion. Those present We're
the Rt. Rev. Thomas James Conaty, d.
D.; the Rev. James A. Rlordan, Long
Reach: the Rev. William Ford, Holly
wood; the Rev. Paul Dillon, Los An
geles: the Rev. Joseph McManus, Los
Angelus: the Rev. Father Raphael, o.
s. B.; the Very Rev. Father Norbert
o. S. B.; the Rev. B. r. Naughton,
Long Beach; the Rev. George Donohue,
los Angeles: the Rev. Father Bucci
Los Angeles; the Rev. Father Schai-
perelIi, Los Angeles; the Rev. Edward
Brady, Los Angeles; the Rev. 70: X.
Kirk, Los Angeles; the Rev. PhlllpS
Williams, Pasadena; the Rev. jules
Trudeau, Los Angeles; the Rev. Emil
Girardi, Hyde Park; the Rev. 2. j. Nc
Grath, Arlington; the Rev. John cav
lev. Los Angeles; the Rev. Michael
O'Gorman, Los Angeles; the Rev. John
Gallagher, Los Angeles; the Rev. Father
Tobey, Los Angeles; the Rev rather
Eugene, Los Angeles; the Rev. rather
Andrew, O. S. B.; the Rev. Father
O'Donoghue, Los Angeles; the Rev.
Father Zurick, Los Angeles; the Key.
Matthias Morrow, Los Angeles; the Rev.
. Father Quinlan, Pasadena; the Rev.
Father Clifford, Los Angeles; the Rev.
DR.. Cotter, South Pasadena; the Rev.
DR.. O'Rourke, Santa Monica; the Rev.
Father IIennessy, Ocean Park; the Rev.
Father O'F1ynn, Florence; the ReV.
Father Scamell, Redondo Beach; the
Rev. James A. O'Callaghan, Redondo
Beach; the Rev. Francis Conaty, Los
Angeles; the Rev. James j. Lucey, Pas
adena; the Rev. Father Cahill, c. S. S.
r., Fresno; the Rev. Father j. S.
O'Neil, Glendale; the Rev. Father
ORegan, Los Angeles; the Rev. David
Mcdonald, Chicago; the Rev Father
O'Callaghan, st. Vincent; the Rev. Or.
Duggan, st. Vincent; the Rev. Father
Depla, St. Vincent; the Rev. Father
Cote, st. Vincent; the Rev. Father
Gowell, Whittier.
THE SPORTS
The athletic sports drew an immense
crowd. Particular interest centered in
the young women's race, and their
large circle of admirers cheered them
to the echo. The results follow:
Fifty-yard race for boys under 8
years-First, Howard Knighten, Re
dondo Beach; second, William Albright,
2125 Echo Park avenue, Los Angeles.
Fifty-yard race for boys under 10
years-First, Mack Nichols. 1856 Fedora
street, Los Angeles; second, John Hick-
son, Redondo Beach.
Fifty-yard race for boys under II
years-First, Martin LOTUS, S42 South
Grand avenue, Los Angeles second
Emmett Doyle, 1927 HaWley street, Los
Angeles.
10O-yard race for boys under IA years
First, Clyde Swindon, Redondo
Beach; second, Stephen Fuchs, $50
Winona street, Los Angeles.
10O-yard race for boys under q years
First, A. Maruch, 31S East Twelfth
street Los Angeles; John Bessolo, 7H
North Main street, Los Angeles.
Fifty-yard race for girls under s
years-First, Margaret Johnson, Rose
Grams; second, Eloise Echels, Redondo
Beach.
Fifty-yard race for girls under Q
years-First, Mary Brown, 1861 East
Avenue Twenty-eight, Los Angeles;
second, Mary Peckham, RedondO Beach.
Fifty-yard hace for girls under 10
years-First, Katie Sharkey, Cypress;
second, Lucele Halpling 1914 East
Forthwith street, Los Angeles.
Fifty-yard race for girls under II
years-First, Annie Sharkey Cypress;
second. Marie Lindel1in, 212S Pico street.
Los Angeles.
Fifty-yard race for girls under u
years-First, ELAN O'Brieu, 241 West
Forty-sixth street, Los Angeles; sec
ond, Agnes O'Brien, 24l West FOrtieth
street, Los Angeles.
F1fty-yard race for girls under IA
years-First, Pauline Nefroncy, 5000
Clinton street, Los Angeles; second
AIine easier, 113 West Elmira street
Fifty-yard race for marriageable
young women-First, Lizzie Buman,
1909 West Fifty-fourth street, Los An
geles; second, Louise Elder, 1851 Court
street, Los Angeles.
Fifty-yard race for married women
First, Mrs. e. H. Werner, Florence ave-
nue. Los Angeles; second, Mrs. w. J.
Grogan, 449 North Avenue Twenty, Los
Angeles.
Fifty-yard race for girls "sweet 16"