The Washington herald., 1913-09-18
PARISH SCHOOL
IS THROWN Open
Many Catholics Attend Cele-
bration at St. Patrick's
Church.
PLAY IS WELL RENDERED
Concert Also Enjoyed and Evening :
Entertainment Is Brought to q
Close with Dancing.

Catholics from all sections OF the city.
despite the rain, Joined with the old
and young OF St. Patrick's Church last
night in celebrating the formal opening
of the new parish school and roof gar
den. More than 500 attended the cele-
hration, which concluded with a dance.
The Rev. Monsignor William T. Russell.
pastor Of the church. was on hand to
greet the merrymakers.
The Troubles OF a Manager" laid on
the stage OF any theater," according to
the program, was the first number on
the card. Paul Hines, George Skilton,
James Quinn, Arthur McCreight, c. r.
Schoeneman. Dennis E. Connell, John o.
Allen. and Harry Chick had parts in the
comedy and received unstinted applause
for the portrayal of their respective
executive committee. consisting OF AL
bert J. Kearney. Charles J. Osborne,
Charles G. Williams, James w. Bur
deTte, and Walter d. Fealy.
"Merry Miller" Is Given.
A concert followed. the Merry Miller. -
by De Koyen, being the first number. II
was rendered by a mixed quartette, con-
sisting of Mrs. Katherine Rogers, So
prano: Miss Elsie A. Davis, contralto;
James X. Young, tenor. and James Nolan.
bass. Solos by Messrs. Nolan and Young
followed, and other numbers by the mixed
quartette and a male quartette came
next. The male quartette was made up
Of Mr.. Young. first tenor; Michael Peter,
second tenor; Grover Leech, first bass,
and James Nolan, second bass. The con-
cert was under the direction of Miss Jen-
ME ID. Glennan, leader OF ST. Patrick's S
choir
Refreshments were served on the stage
OF the assembly hall, following the con-
cert, and then the floor was cleared and
the young folks and many of the fathers
and mothers present enjoyed dancing.
Committees in Charge.
The committees in charge of the affair
were as follows:
Executive Committee-A. G. Joy. James
Mankin, John Madigan. William Jacques,
Refresnment Committee - Miss Jane
NJ Barrett, the Misses Gaskins,
Miss Marie Easby-Smith, Miss Irene
Cusick, Miss Regina Fisher. Miss
Katherine Hannah. Miss Dorothy L+ani-
gan, Miss Pauline Iseman, Miss Margaret
Flynn, Miss Gertrude Burns, Miss
Eunice Dessex, Miss Ella Corcoran. the
Misses Brennan. Miss Marie Hines, Miss
Marie Joyce. the Misses Lucas. Miss
Clara Mae Reichenbach, Miss Pauline
Mcdonald. Miss Marie Osborne, Miss
Mary Moran. Miss Kathrine Sullivan,
Miss Margaret Joy, Miss May Sanford.
Miss kathleen Smith, Miss Margaret
Smith, Miss Mary Snow, Mrs. Margaret
Weaver Miss May Sullivan, Miss Maize
Lyons Miss Margaret DAILY.
Reception Committee-Mary c. Flana-
gan. Mrs McDermott, Mrs. Thuee, Mrs.
Fisher. Mrs. Fitzgibbons, Mrs. Prosise.
Mrs. Turton. Mrs. Jacques, Mrs. Iseman,
Mrs. Forney, Mrs. Nalley, Mrs. McNally,
and Mrs Fealy; Misses Marjorie Cor
coran. Mary McKenna, Mary Herman.
Elizabeth Neumeyer. Katherine La0key.
Annie Connor, Alice Brick, Katherine
Hoover, Mary Johansen, Caroline Bailey,
Rickie Johansen. Mary O'Brien. Darr,
Annie Murphy, Blanche Madigan. Anna
Phelps. Helen Connell, Mamie Leonber-
ger. Lizzie Lynn.
The Ushers were Matthew Ruddy,
Michael Doyle, Denis Connen William
ShreeYe, Paul RamsdeIl. Tillett Dem
finger. Walter -FeeIy, Charles Osborne,
Andrew Morris, Daniel Masterson.
Francis Kilkenny, Oliver LeBeau, John
Allen, Oscar Hardness. Hugh Fegan,
Daniel Sullivan, Charles Fisher. Lee
Townsend, John ]. Sullivan, and Joseph
The officers OF St. Patricks Sunday
School Association are: President. Miss
Mary c. Flanagan; vice president, Mrs.
Mary McDermott; secretary. Miss Eva
Bohn. and treasurer, Miss Lille NJ. Mel
nViCh