The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-17

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In the oraer % Nature. the highest
sssstsis ssT ., ior .o No. l. Tg -
been truthfslly ana yell zaid 'Earth >
greatest powers have ever taken their
ben from the influence - th~ zsrtl-
tones q = mothers voice. and vhsn
true cause. the nursery chair. Will.
after all Be recognized as the mighty
-ysli Up the mental picture % your
osn dear mothers face 90 d. framed
~ ne aureo.s o. IS own divinity. and
your mother because she deemed you a
blessing and cherished you within her
touch Of a mother upon our souisDtha,
Ne have been cherished from tue very
inception 81 our hve- How true that
kno~n|
Miss Lucy ,nl.r.
The church has ever taught that viz
ginity o. the higher state and her great
doctors-Ambross. and Augustin. and
bernard. and Alphonsus. hattled with
the claims made BY the world. through
To allay the fears Of marrying parent.
they made clear that the more numerou-
the virgins. the easier for the others TO
make matches. and that despite the
church's efforts 20 have an VirFfns me
yirEins would sull be few. And why ,
on spiritual heights a. ala Gaiishad and
iercivale and u Is only the Few who
nave the moral courage and the spirit
- AN-ANhA 70 NfMAe Nnfae rHAEnfH.
These favored ones see the Hoiv Grail
- did Arthur's virgin knights. and see
ing. they have but one desire-to follow
me Lamb whttherSoever lie Eoeth"
Miss Grace Enlow.
II T. ever wise 20 have only the high
est Ia View. but wiser stiu 10 remember
that one cannot achieve "a sionEsd ror
shlnihltlon nor realize fond hopes h little
That infinite patience which made
ai,hsel Angelo spend week In bring
Dow. a famous painter to give a day to
getting the right enect FOR a dew drop
ON csbhsge leaf made all the diner
ence between success and failure
Miss Regina Robrseht
The Quest
None save the good and pure were
from which our Lord drank at the last
supper and which Joseph % Artmath..t
carried 20 glastonbury. and although SIR
perciyalc and Sir Galahad wsr. search
ing and praying Tor a long time they
were not allowed to see II until they had
cleansed their souls and had attained
the virtue OF humility.
Miss Angelina Kaitenbaeh.
Academies Of 1914.
Hraduet.s' How digniticd and fine
the word does sound 10 the ears Of one
let me Etye you sk.tch Of our onward
course al ST Joseph's. There. from the
ttnicst tots TO those just outside the
senior threshold. the graduates arc
looked upon as superior to the ordinary
school girl Well do remember the
days OF my tutelage. How Iongingly D.
with others. looked from afar into tho
ssnctum Of those who had reached the
last year glimpse was the most that
taken cautiously for II was a grave Of
Tense for even the Props TO place foot
into that Blue-H eard room. We were
fattmas In curiosity but not In courage.
Now that We have with many back
ward glance. stepped ever the threshold
OF school-life. there Is. am sure. IN
Nrh % a
times have We had with now and then
a rule broken Although thts was seri-
Gus at the time. later we shall smile At
these bright pictures hung on memory :
walls Numbered among our happy
recollections will be this evenings gain
ering II Is happy 10 think that we
being that, IN the future instead OF
claiming the honors We shall stand
a. members Of dear st. Joseph's Alum
nae.
a.. - Rally Call.
each name Is called, so that you win
be known to all our sister Alumnae in
Helen Arthur. Katherine Brown. Marie
Larry. Mary Mulhearns. Mary Msder
Nellie Mahoney Magdalene Maurer.
Kaltenbach, Regina Robrecht. Grace
Aus wiedersehen" The path Of each
he a. the woodland walk when warm
south rain meIts ont the frozen incense
from the flowers"
Vow let ms hear The Rallying CAR
Of our worthy president. whose "trum-
NESS Ann. wingertsT.
My Dear Friends % 81. Joseph's
our worthy toastmistress struck the
: keynote Of my paper In announcing the
I Association. il is not only my pleasure
/ but my pride 20 be privileged 10 address
YOU In the t"asts given. excellent
beautifully. cmphstically and the sum
! total of the expression has crystallizsd
7 into the truth that tho flower Of Chris
b ttnnity be- Christian womanhood
As a parting word I tender cordial
. thanks Co the ladies who so ably con-
| Quoted the Alumnpe affairs during my
. absence abroad To Mrs. J. J Carroll.
q Mrs Mary Hoffman. Niuetta Miller. la
. liam Humphrey and Mrs. v. owens. ] am
F ,-u''tally indebted. thank you. NV
friends. many. many thanks. take
+ class SONG In handD Now. for Aud
The alumnac banaua; received q COM
muuicatinn from Sister Alice NcDormott
O. of the sisters Of Charity of ST Vincent
Do Paul Alton. Illinois thanking the A.
T ISOLATION for the invitation to attend.
. and expressing regret that she was un-
able TO b. present.
Members Present.
Tho following members ana visitors
. ~ the association Wore present.
. Rev. Edw. weber. Chancellor wheernr
T diocese.
MISSES
blanche anderson Marguerite Madden.
EecsuIn Ankle Rose Manning
Helen Arthur Nnlllc MHhoney.
. Mary GirtruIur Mary Nader
Eleanor Bailey Angela Madden.
Agnes EruuduCk Gretchen Miller.
/ Mary a BURKE Cum bertrand ma
fausH Isc UHrfh Nancy Miller
MHvwe Eeh.er. 81 cum herI1ud Nd
pittsburgh. Pa. Marie IHffrt.
] Nd4 carroll catherine f.aUther-
/ ..f.luia carroll marguerite Law
Mildred Cooley fHrrs
. Al.N 'nIeUar laura LOOMS
. Clara Ruth Camp. 1farfl Lane
I , hflI Margaret Lyons
y. Pr EHlfi ..nnIN Eleanor tOsrhrr
. MhIt "Hln Jeanette No AfIisfer
. ,N't I'VE 'IHrN Nrnr. Nufarcv
p '"E'nIf 'HrF Elijah. fr Naurrr