The herald., 1915-07-01
NEW ORLEANS, JULY /, 1915.
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Rev. ]. Collins, S. NJ, from Jeffer-
son College, was a visitor at the rec
tory Monday and Tuesday. He was
on his way to Vile Platte, La, where
he is to be the speaker at the COM
mencement exercises of the school.
FIR. Collins, always happy and genial,
seems to improve with age. He was
at his best this week and his COM
pany was greatly enjoyed.
Rev. ]. p. Cassagne is making all
the preparations needed for his ex-
tended tour of the West. This is
Father Cassagne's only real vacation
in a number of years and all his
friends are glad to see him take this
trip, which will bring him back bet
ter fitted, If that be possible, to con-
tinue his good work in Algiers. He
Is so untiring and painstaking in
his work that such a rest will do
him a world of good. The sky seems
TO be the limit of this outing for he
has promised souvenirs from the
summit of Pixies Peak to his friends.
A most enjoyable and beneficial trip
is the wish of his host of friends. He
leaves Saturday, July 8. FIR. Cas-
sagne is very thankful for the several
substantial helps given him, which
will enable him to travel without
worry.
FIR. Camille Barth, S. NJ, of Jeffer-
son College, is spending a few days
at the rectory. He will remain to
help out the acting pastor during the
absence of FIR. Cassagne. FIR. Barth
is always a most welcome guest. A
more congenial and happy DISPOSE
toned companion cannot be found.
He is one of the best college men of
the Marist Order.
Monday fourteen of the Holy Name
altar boys journeyed to City Park
for a days outing. All enjoyed
themselves playing baseball and rid
ing on the flying horses. The party
was in charge of Harold Healy, the
president of the society. Raymond
Richards, past president, was a guest
and the boys were glad to have him
with them again. Raymond has fin
ished school and intends to go to col
lege in September. Whilst president
he proved himself to be an efficient
and loved officer. This outing is only
one of series that will be offered
to all the altar boys In good stand
ing. Every Saturday a business and
athletic meeting is held, at which a
talk of special interest to altar boys
is given; as also drilling in the gen.
eral field of sports.
Confessions preparatory to the
first Friday devotions will be heard
Thursday at and D. m.
Masses. Friday, $50, 900, $50
and 700. Sunday, 8, z, 9 and 10.
Benediction after the 10 O'Clock
mass.
Baptisms, to Sundays.
Friday: Blessing of the two
shrines of st. Lucy and st. Anthony,
and also of the two beautiful cleo
troliers in memory of Floris Rupp.
All the children are invited to at
tend this ceremony. This will take
!. place at z a. m. Mass, after which
Benediction of the Blessed Sacra-
hent will be given.
Baptisms.
Samuel Sidney, Jr., son of Samuel
Sidney McNeely and Edith Price, of
S19 Opelousas avenue. Sponsors,
Edward Price, proxy Hazel McNeely
and Bertha Price.
Samuel Victor, son of Joseph Ia
serno and Mary Frinze of the Lower
Coast. Sponsors, Arthur Sierra and
Rosalie Loux.
Loretta Clotilda, daughter Of Rob-
ert ]. Casey and Lea Mclean, of 61S
Seguin street. Sponsors, w. ]. Ca
sey and Anna May Tierney.
Jules, son of Jules Barrios and
May Fegan, of 326 Seguin street.
Sponsors, John E. Barrios, Jr., and
Julia Fegan.