The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-02-28
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Irish army in the rebellion of 1893
Her cousin, Bishop James Doyle, was
one of the chief aids of Daniel O'Con-
nell in the fight for Catholic emanci-
patton in 1929. She is survived by her
husband, Thomas, and one son, Will
liam E. Furlong of Chicago.
Women Fix Character of Stage
Cyril Maude, the great English char
acter actor now visiting America, de-
clares that the answer to the question
Shall we have good or bad stage?
rests with the women. ct is the
young women who have the future of
the stage in their hands; it is women
who keep the theatres open,' declares
Mr.. Maude. ut is they who, there
fore, rule the theatre. 1t is the wo-
men who choose what styles of play
shall be a success; it is the women,
not the men. Here is really case
in which you all have indeed the suf-
frage, the power of deciding what type
of play shall succeed.
Former Ambassador kerens.-The
Honorable Richard C. Kerens, former
Ambassador to Austria, and his fam
lily have returned to their home in
st. Louis.
The PauIist Choristers.-For the
first time in several years the Paulist
Choristers were heard in French ora
torio with full orchestral accompani-
ment, at Arcadia Hall, on Sunday even
ing, February Is.
Business Man Tertiary-The
first laymen of st. Louis to be buried
in the white robe of the Third Order
of ST. Dominic was Hugh McNally
| whose funeral was held from st.
Marks Church. Mr.. McNally. who
was well known as a contractor and
construction inspector for the Mercan-
tile Trust Company, passed away
Wednesday noon, Feb. 4, a few days
after having joined the third order.
Father Dempsey's New Charity
Father Dempsey of st. Patrick's
Church, founder of the Workingmen's
Hotel, the Workingwomen's Hotel and
st. Patrick's Day Nursery, is going in
for an extension of his apostolic work
among the needy. Father Dempseys
latest scheme is to help along the ef-
forts of the St. Vincent de Paul So
ciety by disposing to 1t of groceries
for the poor families the members
are helping, at cost prices. Father
Dempsey, being obliged to buy large
quantities of groceries for the three
institutions he is running, finds no
difficulty in securing them at whole
sale prices, and was thus enabled to
make his generous offer to the St.
Vincent de Paul Society, which there
by may realize a saving of so per
cent on every dollar.
New Monsignori in America.-Pope
Plus on Feb. II, formally conferred
the rank of domestic prelate on a
large number of priests. The list in
| MSI. A1AO0oy1 YAH
ada; Mgr. James MacClosksy, Jaro,
Philippine Islands; Mgr. Bernard ].
Bradley, Emmitsburg, Md. and Mgr.
Edward H. Murray, of Peterborough,
Canada.
Mr.. TumuIty Guest of Honor.-The
Loyola Alumni of Baltimore held their
annual banquet, Feb. II. The Pres
idents secretary, Mr.. Tumulty, was
guest of honor
A. o. n. at Detroit.-Hon. w
Bourke Cochran, and the Irish tenor
John Mccormack, will take part in
the A. o. H. celebration at Detroit
on St. Patrick's Day.
Gift for Missions.-By the will OF
the late George Brachanger, of Madi
: son, Indiana, the sum of $4,000 is left
to the Society for the Propagation Of
the Faith.
: Memorial of MoIokai charities.-Ir
her will, Mrs Julia A. Downing, who
: died at Hampstead, L. l., last month
left to her daughter, Mrs. Madeline
T. Fiske, cross of gold, which hat
been given to her BIZ Pope Plus x il
recognition of her work for the lepel
settlement on the Hawaiian island o
Molokai.
p >ReR.y to. Socialist PamphIet.-A re
ply to the brochure of DR.. Erdmann
Socialist memher of the Reichstag, OIL
"ChArch and Trade Unions in Ger
: many" recently sent out to the trade
/! union publications of this country b!
Z the German Socialist Unions, has jus
been issued in pamphlet form unde
3 the same title by the Central Bureau
!, of the Central Verein. It is writer
3 by Theodore Brauer, Christian Trad
e Unbn Secretary, in Cologne, Germany
Priest Raises FIag.-Father Ha1
: rington, of Elmira, N Y, officiated tn
= first week in February at the flag
raising at public school in his hom
town.
J. Two IIIustrious Lines United.-Mis
) Regina Raphael Rodock, of Frederick
y Md. was married in New York RI