The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1913-06-28
SOME RECENT CONVERTS
BEAD ROLL OF MEN AND WOMEN
WHO HAVE LATELY BECOME
CATHOLICS - MANY DISTIN-
GUISHED IN CHURCH AND
STATE.

STATE.
His Beatitude Abdul Hassin, Patri-
arch of the Syrian Jacobites.
Rev. Aelred Carlyle, abbot of the
Anglican Benedictines, Galley Island,
South Wales, and his entire Commun-
ity of twenty-five monks.
Dame Mary Scholastica Ewart, Alb
hess of the Anglican Benedictines,
Milford Haven, and thirty-five mem
bers of her Community.
Mr.. Ralph C. r. Pomeroy, Estate
Agent, Galley Island, South Wales,
and Mrs. Pomeroy.
Rev. Richard Johnson Walker, of
Little Holland House, Kensington,
London; alderman and late mayor of
Hammersmith; formerly an Anglican
clergyman; graduate of Balliol Col
lege, Oxford; editor of The Oxford and
Cambridge Review; author of "The
Mystic Pair" etc.
Mrs. Hemelryk, Southwark, London,
wife of Colonel Francis Hemelryk.
Herbert B. Miller, Grenada, Miss.
The late Isaac Roth, San Buena Ven
tura, Cal, received on his deathbed.
Fred. J. Stotts, Memphis; received
on his deathbed.
Mrs. G. A White, benefactor of the
Episcopal Cathedral parish, Fond du
Lac.
Miss Ruth Harris, Fond du Lac, Wis.
Stanton Fowler, well-known hotel
proprietor, Southwark, London.
Roland Hatfield, Alamosa, Colo.
George w. Harper, Fort Smith, Ark,
of the firm of Harper & Wilson; re-
ceived on his deathbed.
Henry B. Humphrey, real estate
agent, Portland, Ore.
Miss Jeanne Dixon, Waukegan, Ill.
Eric Gill, the English sculptor,
Brighton, London, and Mrs. Gill.
Mrs. Augustus G. Paine, Jr., prom.
inent member of the P. E. Church OF
ST. Mary the Virgin, New York.
John H. Caldwell, Buffalo, N. Y;
received on his deathbed.
Walter W. Golson, Salt Lake; foun
der of the Salt Lake Motor Club; re
ceived on his deathbed.
The late Hon. Thomas A. Black
stock, Sheboygan, Wis; president
Phoenix Chair Co., ex-member of Wis
consin legislature and state senator;
mayor of Sheboygan, 1892; Republican
nominee for Congress in 1892; men
toned for governor in 1894; of Irish
Presbyterian parentage.
| Lieutenant Brinkman, son of Gen
eral Brinkman, of the German Army
Now studying for the priesthood.
Miss Fanny M. Salmon, Presbyter
ian missionary to China. Miss Sal
mon is the daughter and niece Of
Presbyterian clergymen.
Mr.. Paul Patton, son of DR.. Francis
L. Patton, President of Princeton
Theological Seminary; graduate OF
Princeton.
Mr. Henry c. Watts, late assistant
editor of Pax, Galley, South Wales
Miss Grace Campbell, daughter Of
Judge Campbell, Groveton, Texas.
Miss Neva D. Bower, Columbus
Ohio
Capt. Benjamin E. Benton, Pine
Bluff, Ark, veteran of the Confeder
ate Army; relative of the late Thomas
H. Benton, Governor of and U. S. Sen
ator from Missouri, and of Generals
Ben and Henry McCullagh.
Miss Spearman, daughter of Sir 10
seph Spearman, Baronet, of England.
Miss Caroline Aherns, st. Louis
Oliver Henry Wheeler, U. S. N,
Pueblo, Colo.
The late DR.. Arthur Edward Spohn,
San Antonio, Texas.
The late Edward H. Murray, a
prominent business man of Altoona,
Pa.
Mrs. Elizabeth Retlinger and her
four children, Walla Walla, Wash.
On April Cardinal Gibbons con-
irmed IA adult converts at st. Paurs
Church, Washington. He also con-
frmed 40 converts at Holy Trinity
Church, Georgetown, D. c., on Febru-
airy "a.
In Denmark last year ITO adult con-
verts, mostly from the ranks of the
aristocracy and the learned profess
sions, were reconciled.
Last year in the Diocese of Colum-
bus 973 adult converts were received.
During the four weeks mission re-
Gently conducted by the Irish Carme-
lite Fathers, in the Church of ST.
Teresa, Sterling Place, Brooklyn, N.
Y, there were 5000 confessions of
women, 1000 of men and 1000 of
children; ten converts were instructed
and received into the Church.
On February the Bishop of Mobile
confirmed As adults at Phoenix, Ala,
the majority OF whom were recent