Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-24
PLANNING CONFERENCE
OF CATHOLIC CHARITIES
Preliminary Arrangements Are
Made for Meeting Here
in August.

| Preliminary arrangements for the an
nual conference of Roman Catholic
Charities, TO be held at the Catholic
University in August have been COM
pleted and special committees announced
as follows:
| Observation-Disclosures, Rev. P. H. Boyle,
Little Rock; the Rev. DIR. John A. Ryan.
st. Paul; Lawrence Conner. Dubuque;
| Edmond J. Butler, New York: Paul Car
pfnter, Milwaukee: Richard Crane, Gin
Thomas Foley Risky. Baltimore; Mrs.
! Molamphy Pittsburgh; Daniel B. Muir
ply, Rochester: Mrs. Thomas Taylor.
| Austin. Tex: Miss Eveline A. Waldo,
New Orleans, and Dr. Charles A. Win
gerter, Wheeling, w. Va
| Dependent chidren-Chairman. Mrs.
Thomas Hughes Kelly, New York; first
vice chairman. Edward j. Du Nee, Phil
| adelphia: second vice chairman. Miss
| Stella Hamilton, Omaha. Neb.: Brother
Barna bias. Lincolndale, n. Y: Mrs. J. w.
| Brooks. Baltimore: Mrs. Thomas Burns.
Chicago: Edward F. Carry. Chicago: Miss
Josephine Bleakie. Brookline. Mass,
Mrs. Henry Clark. Jacksonville. Fla.
| William Doherty, New York; James f..
| Fee. Boston; Frank J. Johann Philadel-
w. j. Moorhead. Minneapolis. MINI.
| Mrs. Charles P. Neill Washington. d. c.;
b. A. Seymour. Detroit. Mich. and Rev.
Joseph Ruesng. West Point. Neb.
Needy families : Chairman. Robert
Briggs, Baltimore; vice chairman, Mrs.
James Hugh Hackett. Milwaukee,: Rev.
John Brophy, Manchester n. H; Rev. II.
A. Geisert. Jefferson City. Mo-: Miss
Mary l.. Hoxsey. ST. Louis; Peter Leh-
man, Milwaukee,: Mrs. John Mcmahon,
10 oil oh
ington. d. c.; Miss Teresa r. O'Donohue,
New York; Thomas G. Rapier. New Or
leans; John Rea, Philadelphia; Richard
Reilly Lancaster. Pa: Mrs. G. c. Trask,
Indianapolis; w. ]. Vavra, Chicago, and
Rev. NJ. j. Seaman, Boston.
Delinquent Children Committee.
Delinquent children-Chairman. Edwin
Mulready, Boston; Mrs. w. ]. Behan.
New Orleans; Rev. G. Hubert lie Blond,
Cleveland, Ohio; Rev. James Donahoe, St
Paul, Mimi; Rev. Thomas Moran, Airing
ton. n. j.; Rev. c. J. guile, Chicago; D.
d. Donovan. Providence, r. l.; NJ. A. Fan
ming, Cleveland. Ohio; Rev. Brother Hen
ry, New York; Miss Rose McHugh. Chi
cago; Patrick Mallon, Brooklyn; Rev
Brother Paul. Baltimore, and DR.. Mary
O'Brian Porter. Chicago.
dependent 5lck-CnalfIlaH, LII. John A.
Horgan, Roxbury. Mass; Mrs. Thomas H.
Carter. Washington, ID. c.: ]. H. Derse,
Milwaukee, Wis; Miss Margaret E. Dur
kin, Seattle. Wash; DR.. Lawrence f.
Flick, Philadelphia; Leo ]. Flynn. Du-
buque. Iowa: Mrs. NJ. j. McFadden. Du-
buque, Iowa. Mrs. Edward Mandel, New
York: DIR. Helen NJ. Nolen, Toledo. Ohio;
Arthur ]. O'Hara, Savannah, Ga; DR..
James V. Sheehan. Syracuse, n. Y, and
DR.. Charles \. Wingerter, Wheeling, w.
Va.
The officers Of the conference are: Hon.
orary president. Cardinal Gibbons: presi-
dent, Mgr. Shahan, rector of the Catholic
University; vice presidents, Charles A.
De Conrey, Lawrence Mass. c. G. Des-
mond. Los Angeles: John A. Grehan, New
Orleans; John {. Hagan, Richmond, Va;
James +. Kennedy. Chicago. and Mrs
Thomas Hughes Kelly, New York; secre-
tary, Rev. DIR. William j. Kerby, and
treasurer, Judge William II. De Lacy.