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with the School Set.

Miss Elizabeth Reed and Miss Erna
I,ced win return together from school
ana college tho first week In June,
Miss marjorin McCord is expected home
from school In New York the latter part
OF this month.
Miss Dorothy Hall left wednesday for
Seattle for several weeks visit with Miss
Helen Brown. who was her schoolmate
at Ingieside. New Milford. Conn.
Mlss-D Dorothy Weller daughter OF Mr..
ana Mrs Harry S. Weller. will deliver
the vaiedletory at st. Mary's school a,
Knoxville. III, At tho graduating exer-
cises June 3 Miss Weller went from the
high school 20 81. Mary'B two years asc
and entered the junior class and THU
year was elected president OF her class
Mre Weller plans 60 so on for the com
mencement week at Knoxville and Mr.
Weller viii he there eommencement day
10 sec his daughter graduate.
Mira r. c. Howe expects 20 so easl
the middle Of this month for the CLOSING
exercises Of the Comstock School o.
Music, where her daughter. Miss Marion
Howe. has been a student this winter
They will remain east until after thu
Yale commencement the latter part o.
June and Aiiss Howe win attend Jun'
week at Williams college. Mr.. Rober
Howe VIII graduate from the Sheffield
Scientific school Of Yale this June.
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.Wedding. Announcement.

The wedding OF Miss Alice Marie Nc
Govern and Mr.. Thomas l. Purcell was
celebrated Wednesday. May 4, at st.
Mary's church In Colorado Springs. The
Rev. Father Godfrey Raber, rector of st.
Mary's church. performed the ceremony.
Miss Anne Purcell and Mr.. James Pur-
cell, brother and sister OF the groom,
were the bridal attendants. The bride
wore a travelling gown OF sand colored
silk pophn. With this was worn a hat
OF cream lace and pink roses She wore
. corsage bouquet of Mrs Ward roses
and lilies Of the valley,
The wedding ceremony was followed by
a wedding breakfast at the Antlers hotel.
Tho bride is the daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas coughlin of Omaha and a
graduate OF the Sacred Heart academy.
Mr.. Purcell is assistant district attorney
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ter Of the bride. who viii be the maid
Of honor. and Mr.. Walter sohopp. the
groom's brother. who will be best man.
Many affairs are planned for Miss Nor
ris Miss Edith Norris. a cousin OF the
BRIDE will entertain a. a bridge-luncheon
Tuesday In her honor On Wednesday
she viii be the guest OF honor at a bridge
party. which will be given by Miss Ivy
Lee at her home. The following Satur-
day Miss May Greene also entertains at
bridge for this bride and on Saturday
May p, Miss Norris will be honor guest
again at bridge. when Miss Sullivan will
be the hostess
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-09
MGnicuring Department

The system of radiant of manicuring
Is used, the cutical OF the finger is
never cut except when extreme cases
where hans nails occur. The orange
stick Is used on the nails. the cutieal
being curved backwards by use OF the
electric radiant lamp. The feature
about this department as we'll as the
others Is the strict attention paid TO
cleanliness and sterilization ali appli-
anees are kept In a 40 solution OF
formaldehSde and are even in a dry
sterilizer when out in the air
This is strictly a Marinello Shop, the
methods are strictly Marinello. the ap-
plicants are Marinello. the full line OF
toilet preparations carried are all Mar
inello and In fact this shop Is equipped
just as completely as any Of the Mar
inello shops IN the East Without
doubt there is no other shop West OF
Chicago that can compare with IT,
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We Recognize No Superiors
Equals A?

omy OF the face and knows at all times
Just what nerves and layers she is at
work on. Instead OF giving the same
treatment for everyone. each individual
Is studied separately. The lines OF the
face are taken into consideration. The
location OF the muscles and nerves are
studied. even character and expression
are thoroughly studied before the opera
tor begins work. She knows what she
is DOING all the time The milliampere-
meter, the most scientific and up-to-date
instrument known, is used and the cur
rent of electricity reaches the face
through the fingers OF the operator II
is most refreshing and revivifying
operation and the appliances used In
this department (as Is the case OF the
other Departmental are In sterilization at
all times, both when In the hands OF the
operator apd when lying in their cases
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-09
News Of the wayfarers.

Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Merriam have
been at colfax SPRINGS. Ia. for the last
two weeks.
AIR. and Mrs. Fred Hamilton. with Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Barber. have been In
Washington this week. They will return
TO New York before coming to Omaha.
whore they are expected next Wednes-
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Barber will make a
short stay here before going down to
Virginia 10 visit his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Magee. who ar
rived here last week from Montana. left
Sunday with Mr. j. A. cavers IN his
motor Tor Chicago. Tho roads. however.
were 30 muddy in Iowa that they were
compelled 10 take the train for the rest
OF the trip. Mr.. Magee goes on further
east from Chicago. but Mrs. Magee VIII
return TO Omaha.
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WEDDINGS INTEREST SOCIETY
Miss Pickens Announces Her We'd
ding ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for
Miss Stewards Wedding.
BRIDGE PARTY FOR CRECHE

social Calendar.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Monday Bridge club.
Mrs. Charles Beaton, luncheon Tor Miss
Frances Hoohstetler. Monday Bridge
TUESDAY-Miss Edith Norris. bridge
luncheon IN honor of Miss Helen Norris.
North side Progressive Card club card
party at its hall Dehutante Bridge
club Miss Stella Thummel hostess.
WEDNESDAY-w W. club Nav break
fast al Plymouth Conversational
church Mrs. Y. r. Diffenbacher host
ess Miss Ivy Lee. luncheon for Miss
Helen Norris Mckinley B'nai Birth
club dancing party az Hotel Castle.
Garden club meeting. Mrs. George Pal
mer hoetess. Nine Gulliford Smith. an
hour OF French dialogue at Hotel Fon-
tenolie at p. m
THURSDAY -OriEinal Cooking club. Mrs
Herbert Wheeler, hostess. second tango
matinee at the Boyd.
FRtDAY-Coronsdo club dancins party
at Chambers academy. Second SUB
scription party OF Seymour Lake club
AZ the dub house. Letter Carriers' Aux
HAIRY dancing party ct Hotel Castle
Women's Whist club. luncheon In honor
OF Mrs T. w. Gunther.
gATURDAY--Miss MAY Green, bridge
party for Mise Helen Norris
Brides and wedding plans seem to be
The only excitement that interests society
these days.
Mics PiclSens has ANNOUNCED her bridal
stteneants. The wedding date is June
8 and Il VIII take place in the evening
at an Saints church. followed by re-
ccytion at tho home OF the brides par
ents. Nj and Mrs Charles Pickens a
party of ten win attend these young peo-
pic. Mrs. Rqlph Peters and Mrs. Paul
Gallagher VIII be the matrons Of honor.
Miss GLADYS Peters maid Of honor and
Miss Daphne Peters, bridesmaid. Mr.
Paterson win be attended by his brother
Mr.. Ronald Paterson. as best man and
Tho ushers will be afr. PAU Gallagher,
AR Ralph Peters MIR. Ware Hall. Mr.
Zen Gallagher and Mr. Cuthbcrt Potter.
sfnny entertainments are being planned
in honor Of Miss Plckens and Mr.. Pater-
son
AIR. and Mrs. Charles Test stewart is
sied cards this week for the marriage OF
their Daughter. Marie. TO MIR. Donald Jo-
ucph McFcrren. which viii be celebrated
saturday. juno 5, at o'clock in tho
evening at 81 Pauts church. Council
Bluffs The ceremony will be followed by
q reception At tho stewart homo, 52i
South seventh street at $40.
4 number OF .out-of-town guests will
como for this weddinR, among whom VIII
be Mr.. and Mrs. McFerren Of Hoopeston.
III parontA OF the groom. and Mr.. and
Mrs William Beach OF Stamford. Conn.
uncle and aunt OF the bride,
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Informal Dancing Party.

Mr. and Mrs Ben Baker gave a dane
ing party last evening in honor Of their
niece. Miss Katherine Lineberg. The
young people danced at enc Of the Baker
houses on Thirty-seventh street and later
went TO the home Of Mfr, and Mrs. Baker
for supper The dancing rooms were
abloom with pink roses spring flowers
and blossoms. Miss Lineberg was as
sisted by the Misses Marion Coad. Alpha
Field and Ruth Carter. The supper tables
were decorated with little May baskets
filled with lilacs and roses The guests
entertained included.
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Tango Natines Thursday.

The first tango matinee ever given In
Omaha was held AZ the Boyd theater
Thursday afternoon Il was great SUI
cess. 50 much % thai the theater man
agement announces a continuance Of
hem until the close OF the season.
Miss Ruth Gates. leading lady Of the
company. ana Mr. Edward Lynch. the
eacing man. received the guests as they
anne up on the stage 20 meet the com
aany- Nj. Lynch proved 70 Be the very
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-09

Mrs. a. L. Reed; vice president. Mrs f.
l. Burke; secretary and treasurer. Miss
Galloway. and an executive committee
composed OF Mesdames Joseph Barker,
j. j. Hess Of Council Bluffs and " ate
squier The membership Is composed Of
the parents and the children who attend
the Hall, the faculty OF the Hall and a
board of trustees.
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Of Tntersst in Amy Circle.

Colonel ID. z. Mccarthy OF Chicago.
formerly stationed. here. has been M In
a Chicago hospital. where he was oper-
sted upon for appendicitis recently. "A
soon as he Is able to travel he win be
taken 10 Hot Springs, Va. accompanied
BY his wife and daughter
Pereival Boiling Bannister. son Of
Colonel J.. NJ. Banister. u. S. A.. re.
tired. OF Omaha. has been appointed q
West Point as ono Of the sixteen success
full candidates out OF ninety-six odd whit
recently underwent examination a
Washington for the presidents appoint
ment 10 the military academy. YounI
Banlster was a lieutenant IN the higl
school cadets and was graduated las
Jure.
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schopp-NOrris Wedding.

The wedding OF Miss Helen Norris.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Norris.
and Mr.. William schopp. will be cele-
brated Tuesday morning at st. Demands
church in Benson. Rev. Father Buckley,
pastor of the church, will officiate.
The wedding will be small and the only
attendants will be Miss Mary Norris. sis
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The Hair Dressing and
ShGmpooing Department

once a customer enters this depart
ment she does not leave until the work
Is all done without having 20 rise from
her seat The electric dryer Is used IN
this department which. as Is we'll known
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-09
To Celebrate Birthday.

Mr. and Mrs. p. R. Lage entertained
Fridaya evening In honor Of their daugh-
tier. Mary's. birthday. Musical numbers
, were given by Messrs.1 Adolph Llnge.
Ciye White and Clarence White. Those
present were;
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has many advantages over the gas dryer.
the latter being very Injurious 70 the
hair. No appliance IN this department
Is ever used second time. they are
Kept sterilized in 4ss solution at all
times.
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At Brownell Hall.

The Brownell Hall Parents and Teach
era association has adopted its eonsti-
tuition and elected officers for the year.
with the following result; President.
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Farewell Surprise Party.

farewell surprise party was given in
honor 81 Miss Bessie Tawrey at the home
OF Miss Dora Dickson On Tuesday even
ing Pink and white carnations were
Used in the decorations Those present
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-09

By advertising I'm TIL g
Bee the storekeeper takes
his . now window into
the home of every reader
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surprise Party.

Mrs II. Anderson savesa surprise party,
In honor Of Mrs. Corinne corisse. Friday
evening at her home. The rooms wore
decorated with pink and white roses and
various games were played. Those pres
ent were:
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at Colorado Springs AIR. aud Mrs. Pur-
cell will reside at Colorado Springs
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-09
Dancing Parties of the Week,

| The Woman's auxiliary to the Letter
Carriers association viii gave May
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thedral of SIS. Peter and Paul. The
Governor, Mayor and other prominent
Pennsylvanians will participate. Car
dinal Gibbons will also be present.
K. of c. Scholarships.-On the
recommendation of Dr. John G. Coyle,
chairman of the committee on scholar
ships, the New York State Council,
Knights of Columbus, voted recently
to establish nine additional scholar
ships in the Catholic colleges of New
York State, open to Knights of Column
bus, or the sons or brothers of living
-or deceased members of the order.
Each scholarship begins with the
freshman class in the college and con-
tinues for four years.
italian Priests Called-The italian
government has notified number of
Italian priests in the Newark diocese
to return to Italy for war service.
Amongst those are Rev. Ernest Monte
leone, rector of Our Lady of Sorrows
Church, Jersey City, N j., his assist
ant, Father Moscati, Rev. Domenico
Sinisi of st. Rocco's Union Hill, n. j.,
and Father Tandalo Of Cliffside, N. ].
Catholic County Judge.-Mr. A. L.
Fraser, of Souris, p. E. Island, Cam,
former member of the Provincial
Legislature, has been appointed Judge
Of the County Court for Kings County,
in succession to the late Judge
Blanchard.
Collection for Polish Sufferers
The collection for the relief of the
Polish sufferers taken up in all the
churches of the Archdiocese of Phila-
delphia amounted to the handsome
total of $15,23426.
Church for Syrians and Italians
A $4,000 contract has been let for the
new church to be erected for the
Syrian and italian mission in Sioux
City, Iowa. The edifice will be called
"The Church of the Annunciation." 1t
| is hoped to celebrate Mass in the base
ment of the new building on the Feast
of the Immaculate Conception, Deem
ber%S, and in the church proper on
Christmas day.
Dubuque Catholic Agency.-The
Catholic Womens Societies of Du
buque, Ia, have opened an Employ
ment agency at Neighborhood House
1857 Main Street. The need of this
agency. has become very apparent
through the many requests made on
the societies for work. The societies
aim to secure employment, free OF
charge, for those needing it, and with
as little loss of time as possible. The
members earnestly invite the manu-
facturers, merchants, housekeepers
and all other employers of the city tt
cooperate with them by notifying
them of vacancies occurring in theil
departments and they will endeavol
to furnish persons qualified for the
place The agency will be operated
entirely without charge to either EN-
ployer or employee.
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OLD WORLD NEWS.

q
New Bishop in China.-Rev. Theo-
dore Gordaliza, O. P, has been named
coadjutor, with right of succession, to
Mgr. Velasco, Vicar Apostolic of North
Tonkin, China.
German Chapel cars.-The fleet of
army chapel cars in the German Army
has been built by popular Catholic
subscription.
italian Cathedral Reopened.-The
Cathedral of Albano, Italy, which has
been closed two years for repairs was
recently solemnly reopened.
Hierarchy in British Empire.-Un-
der English rule sare Cardinals, 80
Archbishops, 10S Bishops, 81 Wears
Apostolic, II Prefects-Apostolic.
"Little Sisters" in shanghai.-In
Shanghai, China, the Little Sisters of
the Poor have home for the aged.
They established it in 1904.
Westminster Priests in Army.-In
the army now there are 145 priests of
the Archdiocese of Westminster, Lon
don.
| vicariate Re-named.-By a decree
of the Sacred Congregation of the
Propaganda, the name of the Apostolic
Vicariate of Tchao-tchiou has been
changed to that of Swallow.
Vicar Apostolic Appointed.-Rev.
Louis Van Dyck, of the Congregation
of the Immaculate Heart of Mary
(Scheut Fathers), has been appointed
Vicar Apostolic of Southwest Mon
golia.
Grand chartreuse Monastery.-The
Grand Chartreuse monastery in
France, begun in the eleventh century
by st. Bruno, is 3,270 feet above the
sea. In it's great Chapter room are,
or we're, portraits of fifty generals of
the. Carthusian Order It's sixty@cells
are 722 feet long.
Priest Excommunicated.-T Sa-
cred Consistorial Congregation has, ex-
communicated by name the Rev. Will
liam O'Halloran, who was formerly in
charge of the Ealing mission, Eng
land. The mission has for several
years past been under the charge OF
the Benedictines
Nun Is Years in Africa-For nun
to remain twenty-five years in the
apostolate, under the burning sun of
Africa, is an unusual thing. Mother
Basile, of the Sisters of Our Lady of
the Apostles, has gained this distinc-
ton, however, and has just celebrated
her silver jubilee as missionary in
the difficult Gold Coast region. The
Blacks were enthusiastic in the praise
of their teacher on this occasion, say
ing that her name would go down
from generation TO generation in their
families as symbol of love and de-
yotion. They also presented her with
magnificent gold chain and cross
made BY the Christians of the Cape
Coast.
Interdict Lifted From Chapel The
Pope has removed the interdict on the
Paolina chapel in the Quirinal, Rome,
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PapaI Rescript for soIdiers.-A re-
script obtained by the Very Rev.
Father Cormier, Master-General Of
the Dominicans authorizes the recep-
ton of soldiers into the Confraternity
of the Holy Rosary without the in
scription of their names.
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ST. Vincent De Paul Society.-The
Bulletin de la Societe de Saint Vim
cent de Paul for May, 1915, contains
a report of the President General
which describes some of the work
accomplished by the society since the
outbreak of the war. One hundred
and thirty-two new conferences have
been established-twenty-eigh of
them in the United States; the same
number in Brazil; twenty-one in Eng
land; seven in France, and six each
in Italy and Portugal. Belgium sent
news of it's conferences from England
where the president established con-
ference among the Belgian students
at Cambridge. In France about three
quarters of the members of the So
ciety are under arms, but the con-
ferences continue to work side by
side with the Society of st. Francis
Regis for the Repatriation of mar
riages-the activity of which has
greatly developed by reason of the
war. Four hundred members of the
Society of ST. Vincent in France have
been killed in battle or have died of
wounds, but the president believes
that one of the results of the war will
be to stimulate and increase the spirit
of Christian charity and to make the
society more flourishing than ever.
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Catholic Rulers in German Empire.
1t may surprise Americans who
never tire of lauding Germany as a
great bulwark of Professionalism to
hear that of the royal houses ruling
that nation, only one-that of Prussia
is destined to remain Protestant.
Bavaria and Saxony are each ruled
by Catholic sovereign, and the heir
to the throne of Wurtemberg, is a
Catholic. And should the Grand
Duchy of Luxembourg be annexed to
the German empire this will add still
another Catholic ruling house to the
ones aforementioned.
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Decorations for French Women
The women of France have rendered
such splendid service both in caring
for and harvesting the bumper crop of
the present war year that many Of
them are about to be decorated, just
as if they were soldiers LIE Figaro"
says that crosses of the Agricultural
Order, also diplomas, are about to be
issued, and that after the war the
names of the wives and sisters of SOL
diers, women who have contributed in
this manner to the national defence,
will be published in a special roll of
honor.
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Apostolic Administrator Appointed.
1t is officially announced that the
Holy Father has appointed Mgr. Quad
rini, Canon of the Lateran, to be Apos-
tolic Administrator of the suburban
dioceses of Ostia and Porto Santa
Rufina. These are the dioceses rem
dered vacant by the death Of Cardinal
Serafino Vannutelli, Porto Santa
Rufina being his own, Ostia being
held in addition by him as Dean of
the Sacred College.
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Catholic Historical Society-The
American Catholic Historical Society
of Philadelphia was founded in July
1884. In 1887 it published its first
volume of Records. 1t owns it's own
home, fine colonial building, quite
near independence Hall, valued at
$4,000. It's collection of historical
books, documents and records, is
probably the best in this country, and
is valued at upwards of $4,000. Its
president is Rev. VIM. J. Lallou, its
managers are ten clergymen and lay
men.
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as the palace is now used as hos
pital for wounded Italian soldiers.
The Quirinal was formerly the palace
OF the Popes. It was confiscated by
Victor Emmanuel, when Rome was
seized by the Sandman King in 1870.
Protection for Masterpiece.--Leon-
ardo Da Vincfs masterpiece THE
Lost Supper" in Venice, has been
protected by wall of sandbags built
about seven feet from the wall on
which it is painted. In addition, a
fire-proof curtain has been suspended
in front of it. Other works of art in
Venice are encased in straw and
cement to protect them from hostile
air-craft-bombs.
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Memorial HospitaI.-St. Mary's KEEL
Ter Memorial Hospital, a handsome
new addition to the institution under
Catholic control in Scranton, Pa, will
soon be ready to receive and aid the
sick and injured. The hospital, which
is thoroughly up to date, is gift OF
Mrs. Mary Keller of st Mary's Ger
man Catholic parish. and is a mem
orial to her husband
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Estate WilIed to Charity Catholic
charities, to be chosen by the tesla
trix's executors, will be the principal
benehciaries of an estate valued at
$1S,167, left by Bridget Comber, 927
South 22nd Street, Philadelphia, who
died September TO-
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Catholic Assistant Librarian. Miss
Fleming, of Burlington, Iowa, has been
appointed assistant librarian OF the
Iowa State College at Ames. Miss
Fleming is graduate of Mt ST.
Aloysius Academy OF the Sisters of
Mercy, Cresson, Pa, and won her A.
b. in four years college course at
St. Elizabeth College, Convent Sta
tion, n. J, directed by the Sisters of
Charity.
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other under the auspices of a commit
tee of Catholic women.

Heads Polish society-Dr. B4 l..
Smykowski of Bridgeport, Conn, was
elected chairman of the thirty-fourth
annual convention of the Polish Roman
Catholic Union Of America, +. .Kowa-
laski, of Berea, Ohio, vice chairman,
and Frank Dumanowski, of Chicago,
secretary. The convention closed at
Pittsburgh Pa, on October 6.
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Archbishop Prendergast's jubilee
Preparations are being made for the
celebration Of the fiftieth anniversary
Of the ordination of Most Reverend
Archbishop Preadergast Of Philadel-
phia Tie jubilee viii last three
days. beginning November II The
occasion will also mark the fiftieth
anniversary of the building of the Ca
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New Bishop in China.-Rev. Theo-
dore Gordaliza, O. P, has been named
coadjutor, with right of succession, to
Mgr. Velasco, Vicar Apostolic of North
Tonkin, China.