The herald., 1915-01-14

to do the collecting, the congregation
can feel perfectly at ease in giving
generously. for these men are full!
capable Of handling the collections, no
matter how large, with grace and dis
patch.
Tuesday. January y, was the regu.
lar meeting night OF the Ladies' CathO-
lie Benevolent Association. Al this
meeting the following officers were in
stalled: Mrs. F. y. Oertling, presi
dent: Vivian Zerangue, first vicepresi-
dent: Annie Schwalb, second vice
president; Kate Larkin, recorder;
Kate Hibbens, assistant recorder;
Kate Mccormack, treasurer; Marie
Clark, guard Kate Faith, marshal.
Trustees, Johanna Brennan, Cecilia
Brown, Margaret Kokemar and Dora
MCLEAN.
After the meeting. luncheon was
served by the society at the Holy
Name Rectory. The following were
present; Mrs. c. Beninate, Mrs.
Charles Brownlee, Mrs. II. Oertling.
Mrs. A. Clark, Mrs. y. Clark, Mrs.
l.. Oertling, Mrs. X. BoudreauX, Mrs.
II. Damon, Mrs. Kate Ryan, Miss
May Feeney, Miss Irene Sinclair,
Mrs. S. c. Oswald, Mrs. William
lin. Miss Sadie McCo-d, Miss Agnes
Schwalb, Miss Alma HornOsky, Miss
Margaret Schroeder, Mrs. +. HOrnOsky,
Mrs. T. c. Labit, Mrs. b. II. Labit,
Mrs Kate Hibbens, Miss AZelie Hib-
bens, Miss EStelle HibJens, Mrs. j. I.
Manning. Mrs. William Shredder, Mrs.
Kate Mccormack, Miss Nellie O'Brien,
Miss Kate OBrien, Mrs. ii. Brown,
Mrs. Anne Schwalb, Miss Vivian Ter
angue, Miss Johanna Brennan, Mrs.
NJ. Kokemore. 1873 members.
FIR. Larkin, in few but well chosen
words, congratulated the ladies' on the
fine spirit and praised them deserv.
eddy for their enthusiastic work.
Under the able direction of Mrs. F. y.
Oertling and the wise inspiration OF
FIR. Larkin, as chaplain, the Algiers
branch has grown from nine wavering
members to the imposing number of
1873. Too much praise cannot be
given to these ladies for the good
they do in their quiet and unassuming
manner.
The friends of Rev. FIR. Delaire, who
were many in Algiers, will no doubt
be both surprised and erieved to know
that he has left for France to fight for
his country.
Services
Masses Sunday Jan. Il, 5:15, 700
and 1920; children's mass 8.
Baptisms 3 to 4.
Vespers 4:30.
Baptisms.
James William, son of James w
Stockton and Loretta Burgau. Spon
sors, John Burgau and Mrs. A. Nix
laus.
Celeste Lillian, daughter of Theo
dore Euper and Aline Lalande. SpOn
sor, Mrs. w. l.. Ellis.
William James, son of William J
Brown and Clara Pitt. Sponsors, Ed
ward Brown and Alma Liebrandt.
Holy Name Rally.
The Holy Name Society parade anC
open air celebration next Sunday viii
be the biggest event of its kind eve
undertaken by the society.
The societies will assemble in thei
respective parishes in time to reacl
the position assigned 70 them in tn,
line of march not later than p. m
The procession will positively start a
2:30 p. m. sharp. All church bells il
the city will ring as the societies leav
each church in a body Cor the meeting
! point at Canal street.
/ ihtAO VIII NC ~ llOulibtu maj olldi
allowed in the procession. The gran
marshal, his aides, society marshal
/ and their aides will walk.
All societies should provide then
selves with a large American flag I
be carried at the head of the societ
| along with the banner of the Hol
Name. No other national flags will b
allowed in the parade. The marshal
are especially charged 10 see that thi
order is carried out.
Every member in line should carr
small American flag, and no othe
flag or penant of any kind. Ever
member will wear the official badge G
the society or the Holy Name buttor
No automobiles will be allowed i
the procession. One carriage is a
lowed for each society in which t
carry the Holy Name banner and a
a conveyance for any members unabl
to walk.
Spiritual directors will walk at tn
head of their societies.
Nothing but sacred music and mil
tary marches will be played by tn
bands. Every society marshal is he'll
responsible for the strict enforcement
nf tbic ru1a