The herald., 1915-06-03
NEW ORLEANS, JUNE 3, 1915.
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Golden Jubilee.

The details of the Golden Jubilee
are practically completed. The deco
ration committee has decided upon
the scheme of decorations most fit
ting for this great occasion. The pro-
gram committee, after much research
and planning, has finally put together
a souvenir program that will be chef
d'oeuvre of the printers art, as also
a complete exposition of the history
of the Holy Name Parish in the last
fifty years. The men on this commit.
tee have been untiring in their eff
forts TO bring out a souvenir that will
combine the features of attractiveness
and instruction. FIR. Cassagne. with
his usual earnestness, has left nothing
undOne to make this part Of the Jubi-
lee a success. Another enthusiastic
and well-attended meeting was held
and everything looks as if this event
will be one long to be remembered in
Algiers.
Complete Program of the Celebration,
Thursday, June 3-Solemn High
Mass, Z a. M; Feast of Corpus
Christi procession of the Blessed
Sacrament, $50 p. m, from the
church to Opelousas to Elmira, where
a repository will be erected and bene-
diction given; then return, Opelousas
and Verret to church. This is happy
innovation and will take the place of
the usual May procession.
Friday, June MASS for the de- |
ceased Fathers of the parish.
Saturday, June 5-Solemn High |
Mass in honor of the blessing. in
Thanksgiving for the prosperity of the
parish; Saturday evening, entertain
ment to the parish by the children of
the Parochial School,
Sunday, June 6-Solemn Pontifical
High Mass sung by Rt. Rev. Edward
r. Allen, Bishop of Mobile, Ala; ora
tor of the day, RI Rev. ]. E. Gum.
S. NJ, ID. d., Bishop of Natchez, Miss;
Sunday evening, second part of the
children's entertainment.
Monday, June Banquet rendered
to the Fathers and visiting clergy by
the gentlemen Of the parish.
Athletic Meet.
Loaded to overlooking with % of
Algiers' younger blood, DIR. Carey's
carried happy lot of
to the Tulane Stadium for
an athletic meet among the parochial
schools Of the city. Not much was
expected of these boys beyond parad-
Ing their uniforms, but the unexpect-
ed nearly happened, for our boys.
with the grit and determination that
win, came very nearly landing on top.
and missed the Morning Star Cup.
Great credit is due to the success of
these boys to FIR. Larkin, who was
right behind every move that was
made, and came with an escort of fair a
'ooters to encourage his boys to vic. {
Wy o0'Si" VI Iue parents were
here also, but unfortunately left be. a
ore seeing the success of their BOYS.
Special credit is due to the boys who d
ame faithfully to the training exer-
Uses. Those who did not do their 6
iuty In this line ought to learn a les t
on from this event. II was unfor- \
innate that Maurice Robichaux, on &C 90
cunt OF illness, was not able to do &
is best, for he certainly would have b
cored some points for his school. c
Rev F. Sollier, S. NJ, d. D.. head h
L the Maurist Order in America. is
visitor at the Holy Name rectory. (;
lie is on his official tour of inspection. N
Is his arduous duty to travel b.
through the whole United States to
isit the different houses of the Man. g,
ISL Fathers, to regulate and promote in
he welfare OF the order FIR. Sollier n
lands high with the clergy Of the m
nited States, both for his learning &C
nd his strong personality. a.
Ioly Name Convent Graduates Score
Great Success. r
One day last week four of AL CO
ers' most promising young ladies
urneyed over to New Orleans un- FL
'ralded and practically unknown. vi
It soon came back with the fame OF OF
ccess announcing their return, and n,
acing them among the few chosen q
es who dwell around the top of the
rcentage column. Misses Julia an
7fckler, Nattye Worley, Gracye Lee ms
ndre and Nelly Kelvin were the lie
'tunate students who brought the
nor Of success to our city and to of
'ir Alma Mater. Misses Julia mol
ickler and Nettye Worley made anc
enviable and creditable record of :
per cent in shorthand and type hel
ting. Misses Gracye Legrendre Tue
lie So and Miss Nellie Kelvin IS in int
same matter. The examinations fro,
e taken at the Offices of the I'm vot,