The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1915-07-15
NEW ORLEANS, JULY 10, 1915.
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The Holy Society will hold its reg
ular meeting tonight at 1880. A
large meeting is expected as the
projects have been active in their
laudable work. The society is proud
of them, of their enthusiasm. They
are ]. l.. Gerrets, A. Dugas, II. Robl-
chaux, T. j. Matthews, ]. l.. Hogan,
Jno. Torres, J. J. Kline, w. II. Co
misky, Jos. Richards, Jno. Ford, Jr.
Much of the success of this organi-
alton depends upon the devoted work
of these men, and it is indeed graf
flying to note how well they have
Iabored; for from meetings number
ing about twenty, through their eff
forts the number present on the third
Thursday of each month is now about
one hundred. A very creditable
showing indeed. New members will
be enrolled at this meeting. More
are invited to join and all the men
of the parish should be proud to
belong to a society with such no
BILE aim. In looking over the Holy
Name Journal, it is a delight to note
the standing of the men belonging
to this organization. Men of every
sphere of life, high and low, are just
~ proud of their utilization to this
society and are most untiring in their
efforts to promote its welfare and
to enlist men to fight the curse of
profanity amongst men.
st. Vincent de Paul Conference.
AS usual Monday night the st. Vim
cent de Paul Conference met at the
rectory for a long and important
meeting. Charity, true Christian
charity, finds no better laborers than
.-.thA- man bslanging- to the conference,
quietly and cheerfully each one ac-
cepts his share of the work and then
carries out the program mapped out
for him, and God alone knows the
real amount of work they are doing.
Their means are limited but they
know how to make a little go a long
way, and so with limited funds they
are able to accomplish much. All
the members of the parish are to
encourage these men in their good
work.
FIR. Cassagne, S. NJ, the devoted
assistant of FIR. Larkin, after some
little delay, managed to start on his
vacation. He has been heard of
from San Antonio. He was we'll at
the time and enjoying himself.
FIR. Camille Barth, S. NJ, of Jeffer-
son College, after a stay of a couple
of weeks at the Holy Name rectorv.
returned to the college to make prep |
arations for the coming school year.
FIR. Barth is thoroughly conyersant
with the latest Plain Chant required
In the church since the "Motu Pro-
PRO-" Algiers missed a treat by not
hearing him sing a High Mass.
Altar Boys.
Monday morning the altar bows
held their regular meeting, which
was we'll attended. New rules were
made to promote the welfare of this
little but fiourishing society. The
reading of a letter from the Com
nercial-Germania Bank thanking the
society for the opening of an account.
creased the boys. They feel big in
'eing able to draw real checks on a
cal bank. The youngsters are hay-
ng the time of their lives around the
1. N. G. c. All games are familiar
o them. Tennis, however, is the IA
orlte pastime. Some are beginning {
show real skill. A tournament has
cen started. Harold Healy leads "
a the singles. Healy and Robi- -
haux in the doubles. Chestnut and u
ABBOT are coming fast and will make y
ouble for the leaders soon. "a
Masses: Sunday, 5, 7, 9, 1O.3O -
ass and Benediction. W
Baptisms, 4 and 5. -
Baptism-WiIliam Berthold. SON i
William Chas. McKernan and Ida -
lie; sponsors, Berthold Aliyes. Dor o. o.
hea McKernan. o"
HI. N. G. C..
The II. N. G.. C. continues its on
I'd course of prosperity. New men, -,
s are coming in at every meeting. :
3 limit will soon be reached. In
II baseball is producing its usual NJ.
ount Of noise and enthusiasm. The 80
s won a pretty game from the v
leans the other night, 1 to 0. con,
ennis. however, holds the center Che
ne stage for interest. Some real
er playing is shown by several coo,
ne boys. The court is hardly NOT
There are always some of the thar
Ders anxious to avail themselves side
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