The herald., 1915-09-23

and around Paulina. He speaks the
language fluently and has been very
successful in this kind of work.
Very Rev. Father Larkin, S. NJ,
was one of the special guests at a
dinner given last Monday by His
Grace the Archbishop in honor of Dos
tor Fox of the Catholic University.
ParochiaI School:
The parochial school has reopened
with a very flattering number of pu-
pills. The turmoil of the opening has
passed over, and the regular routine
is now going on. The usual loving in
terest is being taken by each of the
sisters in their respective classes, and
Father Larkin, the special friend and
as it father of the school, is there
every day for several hours, encour-
aging the good ones and hustling up
the lazy ones, all for one purpose,
namely, moral and intellectual i'm
prOvement. The athletics of the
school will soon start. Father Larkin
is a great believer in physical exer-
cises, and gives all encouragement
possible to this branch of the child's
education. The school will be repre-
scented in the Parochial School
League of the city in indoor base
ball.
Basketball. as usual, will be the
great game. Many new candidates
have applied for positions on the high
school team, and from all appear
ances a good team will be developed.
Eola Mitchell, Emily Talon, Mary
Collins, Clare Cassidy, Gertrude Ro
bichaux, May Verneuil, of last years
team, will form a strong nucleus to
start with. N. Reynolds and Elma
Vallette are the strongest new candi-
dates. WELL" the girls are saying,
IF We do not win many games we
shall at least have good time" and
this is certainly true for such giggling
and good-natured kidding as that
which takes place in some of the
inter-class games cannot be surpassed
anywhere. This is the kind of play
ing that brings real mental relaxation.
1t is hoped that Friday will see the
first game of the season.
Altar Boys:
The officers for the coming year
have been appointed, and real merit |
has counted for the appointments. |
A. Copiskey, president; J. Charlton
net, vice-president; T. Golf, master of
ceremonies; and NJ. Robichaux treas
urer. Leonce Andre, Lee Holman and
Henry Dufour have been admitted to
the membership of the society.
Special:
The Fathers are very grateful to
all the members of the parish who are
helping to make the daring enterprise
OF their young men a success. A
very large crowd turned out last Sun.
day. so much so that the boys were
already looking around for some one
TO draw up the plans of their SWIM
ming pool. Keep on helping your
young men and their dream of years
VIII soon come true. There is no
reason why the H. N. G. C. movies
should not be a success, seeing the
laudable aim. namely, the improve
mnt of tn boys clubhouse.
Services:
Masses, 5, Z, 8, 10.
Benediction after 10 o'clock Mass.
Baptisms, 4, 5, (read the Herald
md know that 1t is not 3 to a.. a
saptisms: I,
Emma Frances, doughter of Theo-
ore j. Ballay and Frances A. Buras. q
1917 Teche street; born on Aug. "a,
s15, baptized Sept. 10, 1915, by Rev. 1
A. Petit. Sponsors-Nicholas Bal II
" and Audette Buras. o
Bertha, daughter of Oliver Bour. a
Dis and Bernadette Dumesniel, of 1923 "
velina street; born on Aug. 25, 1915.
Iptized Sept. 10, 1915, by Rev. ]. A.
tit. Sponsors-Eugne Lefevre and
liza Dumesnil.
William Oliver, son of Alcide ST