The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1911-01-07

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beare, B. A., Keble College, Oxford;
and Ely Theological Seminary. late
curate at Church Of the Annunciat ton,
Brighton, Sussex.
The Rev. Alfred George schoppe.
B. A., Magdalen College. Oxford, and
Cuddesdon Theological seminary; eur.
ate at st. Phillips, Clsrkenwell. Lon
don.
The Rev. A. l.. Senior, M. A., and
MAIDEN Divinity student, st. Johns
College, Cambridge; curate at st. Ger
mans, Cardiff. Mr.. Senior has won
several scholarships and prizes at
Cambridge, including the Tyrwhitt
Scholarship, and tho Hebrew and Ma
son Prizes. BY the way, st. Germans
has before now given several Of its
clergy to Rome, among them being FIR.
Arthur Dix.Dix, Of the Dominicans.
and Tr. Lasseter, Of the Redemptor-
ists.
Formerly Of ct. Bartholomew.
When heard Of the reception into
The Church of the Brighton clergy, I
looked up my friend Gordon Germans
book, and found that the following
Catholic priests now serving at our
a1tars, were formerly connected with
st. Bartholomew church: The Rev.
Alfred Fawkes, M. A., Elton and Bal
IDOL, Oxford, (1S7e); the Rev. Joseph
J. Greene, NJ. A., Peterhouse, Cam
bridge, (1s7O; the Rev. Henry Mar
tyn Parker, 8. j., M. A., Lincoln Col
lege, Oxford, (1s77); the Rev. Philip
Fletcher, M. A., Exeter College, o.
ford QS7s); the Rev. F. x. v. Math-
er, B. A., Keble College, Oxford.
(1s97), son of Canon Mather, of Bris-
toll. Annunciation church has given
us FIR. Eskrigge. of the Oblatss of st.
Charles, (1s81, and Mr.. w. H. Aymer
Valance, the writer on artistic sub
jects (1SS9), sometime curates there
Others Of Note.
Other interesting converts Of the
year have been:
The Prince Frederic William Of
Prussia, eldest son of the late Prince
Regent Of Brunswick, who has enter
cd religious order in Italy.
The Hon. Laura Lister, daughter
OF Lord Ribblesdale. and niece Of Mrs.
Asquith, wife Of the British Premier;
row Lady Lovat.
Mrs. Raupert. wife Of the we'll
known convert lecturer and author,
Or. Godfrey Rapport
Jamss Reginald Morshead Glen.
TOSS. LIB, M. A., Trinity College,
Cambridge.
Captain H, Ward. Of the British
Navy. ,......
Hon. Maynard Matthews, one Of
chief magistrates of Natal prominent
in Anglican and Masonic circles.
The Count Wenzel Won Mitrovitz.
descended, from the second son Of
st. Wenceslaus of Bohemia.
The Countess Wratislaw, daughter
of John Lancaster. Esq, of Dun
church Lodge. near Warwick.
Fabian 8. Woodley, University Col.
lese. Oxford; son of William Angus.
tus Woodley, one of tho proprietors
Of the Somerset County Gazette and
other papers. ..y~-,
Mr.. Carlton Strong. President Of
the Anglo-Roman Union, and promi
nent, architect of Pittsburg.
Fannie Humphreys Gaffney, wife Of
Thomas st. John Gatfney, the Cath
Ole, Consul General at Dresden; ex
tensive traveller in America and Eu
{ rope; president of National Congress
OF Women, 1S9s-1sO3; delegate to in
4 ternational Congress Of Women
1899; contributor to masasines OF
the advancement and higher eduea
ton Of women. She 10 . member o
many American and foreign learned
societies; formerly an Episcopalian
Lady Paston-Cooper, Of London
born the Princess Tatiana Dolgorouki
daughter Of H. H. the Prince Dmitr
Dolgorouski, of Russia.
Mrs. George Creel. Jr., Now York
Rs Henry Rasgorschek, Of the Unto,
Pacific Railway, Omaha, Nebraska, 1
.8 Jew.
Charles Wright. late chief Of pa
Hoe, Syracuse, N. 7.
81 ". n. Fountain. Esq. southoote
81 Chester, England.
Henry A. Hamnaond.Spencer, Esq
q Chesterwood. Bournemouth.
George Cecil Brown, Esq. Of Yves
ttoiiing Orange, Ampthill.
Ne. Je1ri3in6M, second secretary o