Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-07-15
PLANNING MEET Of
LADIES' CATHOLIC
BENEVOLENT Assn
Jersey Delegates to Cleveland
Convention Will Contend Siren
uously for Supreme Presidency.

All the details have been completed
by the Essex county and New Jersey
branches OF the Ladies' Catholic
Benevolent Association for the trip on
Sunday evening to Cleveland, o., where
the third trienniai and tenth annual
convention of the supreme body will
convene in Inc Chamber OF Commerce
on Tuesday morning and continue in
session until Sunday, July "a.
The delegates will leave this city yer
the Lehigh Valley railroad from the
Market street station at e.s5 p M. and
will be in the personal charge OF Fred
erick Kettler, D representative OF the
company.
I'VE expect to have an enjoyable
trip. and while thu Garden State will
make an effort to win the office OF su-
prene president said Mrs. Miles b.
Quinn, Of this city, New Jerseys su-
preme trustee, and candidate to sue
coed Supreme President Mrs. e. b.
MCGOWAN. OF Buffalo, N. T., I'VE will.
with loyal grace, bow to the decision
of the convention delegates. no matter
who may be selected. Nevertheless
New Jersey is entitled to the highest
recognition, and We feel confident of
winning
Newarlvs Representative Contingent.
This city and county will send al
delegates q most representative body
of members, including Mrs. Ellen T.
Sinnott, of Doane Branch; Mrs. Eliza
beth III. Gibson, Of st. Cecilia Branch;
Mrs. Jane Dougherty. of McCartie
Branch; Mrs. Mary J. Mcf1ugh, OF St.
Columbia Branch; Mrs. Catherine
Comisky, OF Branc ss1; Mrs. Cath
crime Brown, of Leonard Branch; Mrs.
Mary Mcclure, OF Holy Cross Branch;
Mrs. Margaret O,Brien, OF st. James
Branch; Mrs. Ellen Hughes, OF S
Joseph's Branch. Eva Steider, OF New
Jersey Branch; Mrs. Eliza Hogtie.
OF Blessed Sacrament Branch; Miss
Anna HoItz, OF st. Johns Branch;
Mrs. Frances Sebold, of st. AIMS
Branch; Kathryn Toye, Of Father
Fleming Branch, and some nifty other
delegates from various sections OF Es-
ser. The cities that will also send
representatives will be Elizabeth, Bay
onne, Hoboken, Jersey City, Paterson,
New Brunswick and Woodbridge.
The meet promises to be one OK the
most interesting In the history Of the
order as a spirited contest Will be made
to capture the various Offices. The
local nafty exoect to reach Cleveland
at 1890 o'clock on Monday morning.
The first session will open on Tuesday
morning, July 10. at 9 O'clock at the
church, with q high mass, at which the
Right Rev. John c. Farley, bishop OF
Cleveland, will officiate. The city Of
ficfals ana the church constituency aseI
arranging a royal welcome.
500 Defegntes VIM Attend.
The business and executive eessionst
viii be held IN the Chamber of Cons
MERGE. Some 800 delegates represent
ing 1,0s0 branches VIII attend.
The report Of the supreme recorder.
which win be submitted, will show
that New Jersey stands near the head
of the list OF States as regards the
number OF. branches and members. His
report will also show that the ASSOC
i citation has a total roster OF lis, 900
menibers, affiliated with 1880 branches.
During the past year IS. 1872 were adj
mitted to membership. A statement
that will be submitted at the session
will also say that the supreme reserve
fund amounts to $1,50s, 565, and Of this
vast sum Mrs. Miles F. Quinn, the
supreme trustee for this State, has had
the. national body invest $245, 6s5 in
New Jersey bonds and mortgages on
church property In the Newark and
Trenton dioceses.
Outing for Newark's Moose.
The members Of Newark Lodge,
Loyal Order of Moose, are arranging
to hold a big outing on August 6. No
pains will be spared to make the
event an suspicious success. Dictator
DIR. Frank Deviin n State Organizer
w. J. Bennett, with the aid of the
general committee. will arrange an en-
tertaining program of events. The
growth of the new organization has
surpassed expectations.
On next Thursday evening q large
class imitation will be held at Iroquois
Hall, $50 Washington street. and the
official COMMITTEES Is preparing TO en-
terrain several delegations Of Moose
visitors from Trenton and Jersey City.
Daughters of Scotia Meet.
Bonnie Doom Lodge, Daughters of
Scotia, conducted an i~nitiatory session
At hoqnois Hall last night. A social,
with Entertainments. followed the degree
work.
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Meetins Of stssMatAsk,s Alliance.
An interesting session was held by
Branch 8. st. Patrick's Alliance of
America, last evening at Essex Hall
at Bank and Rutgers streets. Presi-
dent William p. Kilderry filled the
chair. The delegates to the recent
State convention rendered encouraging
reports.
The new roster OF officers have de-
cided to make this the ann year
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