El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-03


rick Lynch bishop of the Catholic do
cese Of DALLAS, which embraces FL
Paso, reception was given Sunday
night by the knights Of Columbus in
their hall on Myrtle avenue. While
this is the first visit Of the bishop in
his episcopal capacity, he having been
consecrated to that office only last
July, he was at one time state chap
lain of the Knights Of Columbus ana
has endeared himself to the members
of that order. He had been in FL Paso
several times on various missions and
was known to many. Bishop Lynen'
wearing the purple cassock and otner
insignia of his order, received ms
friends under a canopy bullt az one
end of the hail, draped with the
Knights of columbus cOlOrs, yellow
and white A large silver cross sur
mounted the whole. The platform be-
meath it was arranged with number
of palms and ported plants.
From the chandelier in the center OF
the hall long ropes Of salt cedar ex-
tended to the corners OF the hall across
the ceiling The distinguished guest
was introduced by Rev. Francis c.
Roy. OF the Church of the Immaculate
Conception, in an appropriately worded
speech.
Bishop Lynch responded in a very
happy vein. He commented on the vast
improvements in FL PasO since his last
visit, when there were no paved
streets nor fine buildings. He said
that the religious growth had been
.cOrresDondingly good from the spien--
did congregations that had assembled
at the services he had conducted sun
day and in closing, said that ne hoped
the love and Loyalty that haG Deeh
given the late bishop Dunne, his prede-
cessor. might be his also
Rev Carlos Pinto, Rev f. C. Roy
Rev. c. NJ Allard. the bishops secre-
tarv. and Rev. /. n. KranZ were IN
the receiving line with the bishop, and
the reception committee OF Joe NealOlh
Joe Dunne Herman Andreas, H welsh.
c. T. Kelly. Martin sweeney ana y l.
MORGAN introduced the people as they
crowded up to-. meet the bishop and
kiss the episcopal amethyst ring
Tsare-e Number at Reception.
About 500 people attended the re-
ception. The bishop had a good word
for everyone. a smile and some times
a Joke for the bishop decidedly be- I
lieves in being a cheerful Christian
During the affair a stringed orehes-
ira of five pieces played musical selec- /
tfonstfons- After all had met bishop
Lynch. Mr. Nealon, as master OF cere-
monies. expressed the bishops pleas /
1Ire at his cordial reception and asked
as the clergymen we're soineM WA "a, r.
tfgued from their strenuous cay lAat
the reception terminate
To visit Valley Churches.
RishoD Lynch viii remain IN TINS
district for 10 days, making his mead
quarters in FL Paso at the nome OF
T5e-- carlos Pinto. the ranking priest
in this district. The bishop VIII. our
ing this time. confirm over -OO0 peo- I
ple visiting beside the five kenah
Tafbolfc- Churches In II Paso, AL tIie
0lo7Ircbes and missions in the valley,
at SOcorro, san Elizario, fsleta ana
elsewhere. Returning home he viii J
ston at Sweetwater and all through
this district. -.-
Of the immaculate Conception parish
sunday afternoon at the Church OF the
Imrnaculate Conception. The bishop
gave an address to those confirmed on (
the rites Of confirmation.
The COnffrmants.
Following were the children con
William Caples. Robert Carson, Frank /
Carter. Kenneth Cummings, gilmore I
Delaney Reynaud Favrot George I
Ferry. George Gallagher. Leroy Glar- Z
don Rudolph HelWig, Louis ftdllifna1 I
simon HUNT. Herman Huttanus, Carroll !
Justice. Howard Justice, Paul AeaEialns /
JoseDh Kelly Henry Kelly, Forest |
Kfrchner. Lewis Kistler, Herbert kopI !
william Krause, COrneline Lane John I
Leighton. Joseph MagOtin, ". keller
n T=e-srrirn. Joseph Mccormick. Daniel
0TcNsmara. Peter MicherO, John Null /
cahv. John J. O'Neile, Joseph Peters. /
John ReiL Paul RQddy, EuW ara snort {
Timothy sullivan. Ferdinand Welsch, I
RuDert Welsch. Lawrence Willis, George I
Wilton. Leo Wren, Robert Aoungberg-
Patricia Ainsa- Matilde BALDWIN
Nellie BOudreauX. Bernlce Brlck, Chrls7
fine Brown. Pearl Burns, Mary Caples, I
Marion Calnan. Anna Carson, Regina I
carson. Catherine Clifford, Pearl
C~oucbet Isaure Crouchet. Grace De- !
lanev. Frfeda Eckman. Catherine Fas- 1
sett. Alice Fink. Lillian Gibbs, Rose
Ci1Iesnia Emma Godiu- Lucille Corey,
Nellie Hand. Pearl Hand, Eva Harkins, ]
marguerite Helping. Florence Helwig, /
Elizabeth Kelly Mary Kelly, Helen |
Krause. Jean Krause, Helen Lindsay.
Cecilia Martin. Margaret Martin, Mary
Martin Catherine Mccarthy. Myrtle dc /
Carthv. Mary Mccarthy, Winifred Me- }
Carfhv Mary N. Mccormick. Elizabeth Z
Movers. Josephine MicherO, Estelle IOr-
rison Gladys Mueller Lynda Mueller |
Edith Myers Augusta Nash. Mary ,
OBrfen. Margaret O'COnnor, Catherine /
ONefl Mary Rel. Blanche Roe. Mary /
Sawyer. Florence Seaman, Bertha Sims, l