The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1914-11-28

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Two hundred and forty. chlldBn. aud -,
several adults we're confirmed by
James Cardinal Gibbons. OF Baltimore.
at' Sthl Cyprahs CoioreD Catholic
church. now WasbipgtopI Peeentlyg Ths
coftpYIAiInPmp13tion cftpYIAiI ceremony followed the
solemp high mass, WHEN Way cele2'
brated bshRetl 9Frabeis w Clair, dof
he Redempterist QI der Of, A1nappliss.
Father Clair was assisted by Rev.
James; j.. O'Connor, of st. Augustine's
church, as deaco1iD Ahd iRev9l Pill.
Rischi6. 'assistant II sastor lofr r9St Cyl
prianfs sbprch,o,as Gspbdeaeono The
pastor Of st. Cyprian's, church, Rev.
Jahies m Matthew'S Vas master yob
terdmeniesb1GWh1 M .ninomeuuo
siCar,iinal lGibbops preached, the, ser,
mon. lie instructed the children on
the meaning OF confirmation, and efhj
phasized. the loyalty which those con-
hfmed o~e 20 the church, a Hs urged
the ,instrnctign OF ,colored children as
well as white children In religious
matters, and congratulated the pastor
UPON the WORK being done in his bar
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The procession at the close of the
ceremonies was, led by the priests, and
the children and adults who had Been
cofifrnied followed mThe . nprieAts
marched around the church and to the
rectory where Cardinal Gibbons was
enternuPt pothe a9eEnoep, a other
priests who were present at the cere-
mony were Mgr James F. Macklin,
of st. Faul's church, and Rev. George
PAS DchghhatS lgioe,rect0r oaf the Gath
olic university. .sfseidus ,isll,1
Cardinal Gibbons expressed his graf
itude at having an opportunity to Visit
St Cyprian's parishn He was the guest
of honor at dinner, given by the pas
tor of the church, and late IN The af-
ternoon took an automobile lride to
fthe 1DCathoilS SiUnniversityy rand other
points of interest in Wasbingtonoidy,
'fhee eSe Seducaii1haii department efathe
is0olbnadyIa MGG.aAa has, been, opened.
Among the neYiieaatBYeAaff IA, fhe d depart
ment this year are courses In tailor
Ing bafBering,. fiieehhniCaT drafting
fan9 sereihelldqhH aauto orhohiley school;
fia'fif ilBsIoooaiiilet ssthisI year (, opyya
lager SCALE, than last year. Amongi
the sSdaemfe 21B}ectse Aofreteao are
tbst1h hsseSsssu u kEnglisAs h, Hsnmansbip,
stenography and typewriting. Among
othef -acrrvrrry- Of the e-edacatieaal-de-
parment are, the separate CLUBS for
ehaafeuH, Cbsfters. 1ihldtors tustodi-
ans, walters and the Y. NJ. C. A. band.I
lldtchdstra, glee club and quartet. Thb
Live Issue club will continue its work.
Ptlasgey fol- ra$5fitihg boys lwfillbe con-
dirtodlF lFrtimnayenbpg( and iSJaftyrda y
BsIsa sSaE9S fSiSs iHF Hi sassfyfdh
'tAJmatoBI Thsror. .eFatheriA.oH Ma
lonaYti4pd 1BTeTW. .Ho Weaver inn-,
tl{Sf:}5s tsS 3 's5 t ssiSRe 5ReS. ssr'
llHi Observation-Disclosures al lslassIis the
nisrnasfsa Thernda sBafa ehSRS lfss0o e op On
TO men anu-wumrn--on-the--s same
evening Rey, John Brice will conduit
a pefsdnsh %ofkers' class. The phys
ical department is also open. Three
dddtional featfres IN the nature bf'
fxt}nE&ffr w1 be attempte hN
fhey Sincindt d Sunday school bask et
ball league, a public school athletic
league and series OF health talks,
lA5obs1ediaijotha aiJecityr phs ssiciau Is.
IiTfs8 beSs' gdegartrhen nh nap eaede With a
large membership. - Indianapolis
News.
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Edh H13' 'Dehmark sent 1908 persons
to settle in the United States.