The Washington herald., 1910-08-30


ing the Catholic Charities Of the United
States. VIII hold conference al the
Catholic University, September % 70 2S.
the final programme for which was an
nounced by the executive committee yes
terday
Commissioner Rudolph viii be invited
10 give the welcome address The sub
ject of children and the dangers to which
girls are subjected will be paramount
themes. Papers will be read by Very
Rev. James Sullivan. c. H.. Emmitsburg;
James +. Fee. Boston: William J. Do
herty. New York; Joseph w Brooks.
Baltimore; Timothy d. Hurley. Chicago;
Patrick Mallon. Brooklyn;. A. - Reid.
Pittsburg; Mrs. Thomas Hughes Kelly.
New York; Miss Teresa =. O'Donohue.
New York; Miss Grace O'Brlen, Brook
lyn: Mrs. James Ryan. Baltimore; Mrs
Mary Gaynor Wilson. Chicago: DIR.
Thomas F. Leen. Boston; Or. Lawrence
Flick, Philadelphia; Bernard Fox, Gin
cinnati: Rev. Peter OCallaghan. c. S. p.
Chicago; A. A. Doyle Philadelphia; John
Marion. Pittsburg; William +. Downey.
Washington: Rev Francis II Gavisk. In
dianapolis: Mrs. p J Toomey. ST Louis.
Very Rev a. 2. Doyle. c. $. p. Wash
iugton. and Rev. John T. McNicholas. O.
T.. New York
Conference Workers.
The conference was organized in Wash
ington a few months ago and this will
be the first one held. Cardinal Gibbons
was made honorary president. Right Rev
Mgr. T. J. Shahan. president: Judge VIII
liam II. De Lacy. treasurer. Rev. DR.
William J. Kerby. secretary, and the
vice presidents and executive committee
were elected from nearly every principal
city in the United States
Chairman OF the subcommittee include
NJ. @. Mccormick. B. Frank Saul. p. j.
Halugan. Thomas J. Donovan. F. Edward
Mitchell, and William F. Downey. and
the reception committee consists OF the
following:
Thomas Mahoney. John " Roddy. J. p. CLANCY
John r. Galloway, r. NJ. Pettce. Francis Nc
Cayon. J. A. Rowan. james J. Burke. Harry Naley
DR.. J. G.. O'Conneu. T. ID. Mccarthy. Thomas A.
stephens. John Fainter. 3. 2. Wade Mr. and
Ms Peter Dunn. John Malone Charles Hill A.
T. Fisher. T. A. HaiTord. Victor Gatti Stephen
Gatti Martin McFall Maurice +. Moore. Albert
J. Wolfe. Louis a. Everett George r. Harhin
a. Rogers r. Mcdonald. Charles +. Beirne. Z
fl0Wden DCughcrty. A C. Lambert J. Leo kolb
Dr. q. r. O'Connor. Edward Walsh Charles Kee
nan g.. IT DOYLE. r. !. Harmon. " II. Lepey
e.. J. columbus. John $ Mccoy. Joseph p Burg
J. 7. English. Lawrence Mangan, y. II. shea,
T. r. Sheehy. T. T. Gallagher W. p. NOmoyle
]. r. Morrison. John II. Pellen. o. H. Perry John
son. Rev DR.. John ". Spencley. N. NJ Gatu
John r. Cannon. ID. L. o Brien. John ]. sullivan
Patrick a. Mcmahon John &. Neck A. Oehmann
Charles v Lehman. Frank H. Jones. Louis J.
McWilliams. Theodore A. Santucci. Joseph Richard
Whcatlcy. Levi Anstcnscn. James MahOney Dennis
". MeGmth. John r. Fitzgerald VI. Jcseph Ryan
Thomas Fealy. Patrick T. inland Richard s.
Mitchell. T. Edward Mitchell. J. Edward Welch j.
The four DAYS programme as announced
yesterday follows:
Sunday. September -.
10 a. m.-High mass in The presence Of the apps
tolic delegate. sermon by Most Rev. Archbishop
Bicuk. Of New Orleans
HIS a. m.-The delegates % the conference will
be received by his oxcelenc the apostolic deleFaie
and RI. Rev Mgr. ShAhan. president Of the con
feTynce
p. m.-Organizatio1 and appointment Of commit
tees
SD. m.-Pubic meeting ~ the city Of Washington
20 b. presided over by his eIninence James Cardinal
Gibbons. Addresses: Welcome" chairman Of the
Board Of Commissioner j.. G.. The practical mis-
sion q the conference RI Rev. Mgr. Shahan
Catholic IDEALS IN charity" Judge VI. O'Doherty, Of
Louisville.
Monday, September 20.
go a. m-Presentation and discussion Of reports
the condition Of Catholic charities in cities do
ceses. and States
2. m---Discussion Of reports continued and con-
Guided
?. m.-seehon A. the State and charity: /. The
State and private institutions" Mr. David Tillcy Of
Boston. Recognition Of religion Of DEPENDENTS %
Mr.. Fuller. Of New York. 3 Natural rights Of
depcndents.' Rev. Dr.. J. W. Melody. Of Chicago.
D m.-Secti0n y. The Protection q Young
tcmational Association for the Protection Of Young
Girls Rev r. Mueller Simoni. StrassberE. p Re
ports from cities on dangers % which Young girls
are exposed. ; The work Il protection informally
discussed.
Tuesday, September 27.
$50 p. m.-The Dependant family !. Tho Prob
lens presented by the dependent family - Mr.. Rob
dt Biggs. Baltimore. Two hours discussion q
tie paper; each speaker % have ten minutes.
$50 D m---EXclrsiou 70 points Of interest about
the city Of Washington.
8 D m-Ths church and social reform / The
church and social problems Mgr. White q Brook
Ign. 2 The Development Of the social conscience 20
Thomas wOodl0ck. Of New York 5 The laymsn
in social reforms" Rev. Joseph McSoriey. c. 5. T.
OF New York,
Wednesday, September %.
go a m. Delinquency. l. Problems in dellu-
Quency." Judge Michael 7. Grten. Of Chicago
2 Two hours discussion q the paper each speaker
% have ten minutes
80 y. m.-Permanent organization Of the Ma
tonal Conference Of Catholic Charities. Reports Of
committees. Election Of officers. Adjournment.
The organization Of the section on industrial
schools viii he reported later by Rev Bro. Paul.
president Of St, Mays Industrial School, Balu-
more.