The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-04-17
NEW WORLD ITEMS.

Catholic WOmenS CluD OF new vi
leans has secured new home, which c
is centrally located and admirably l
adapted to the uses for which it is in {
tended.
Catholic Young Mems Home.-The |
large three-story stone front building,
located at 319 Broadway, Cincinnati, {
having accommodations for forty,
was opened April / as the new Cath
Ole Young Mems Home.
Rrooklyn's orphans.-The Catholic
Orphan Society of Brooklyn, N. Y,
has the care of 1901 orphans. Dur
ing last year it received 1921, 1885
and disbursed 1928, 1854 for the care
and maintenance of the orphans in
two homes.
Father Sherman Leaves Jesuits.-
Rev. Thomas E. Sherman has resigned
from the Jesuit Order to become a
secular priest Father Sherman is
son of the late General w. T. Sher-
man, of Civil War fame.
AGED Brother Dead.-Brother Bren-
dan, c. S. c., died of old age at the
University of Notres Dame, March IL,
in his ninetieth year, having been
member of the Congregation OF the
Holy Cross for almost fifty years, dur
ing which time he remained at Notre
Dame. He was born in Kilkenny,
College Buys Property.-St.- Charles
College, Maryland, has purchased
nearly three hundred acres of land
from the Watts estate at Gainesville,
adjoining the institutions property at
Cloud Cap for $4,000.
Pastor Took No saIary.-In the set
Ting up of the estate of the late Mgr.
Charles CorleyI for over a quarter of
a century rector of St. Mary's Church
in Yonkers, N. Y, it became known
that during his many years passionate
of the church he did not accept any
salary and lived on his private income.
A Prominent ConVert.-One of the
prominent Catholic laymen in Wash
ington, M. I. Weller, died recently. he
was conspicuous in all civic affairs,
was active in Catholic circles, and
was a member of the Columbia His
torical Society. He was a convert.
Central Catholic Clubhouse.-A
movement is under way in Brooklyn
for the erection of a central Catholic
clubhouse, the site and building to
cost about 100000. The project is I'M
der the direction of the Cathedral
Club, and tentative plans and draw
ings for the new clubhouse have al
ready been submitted. The site will
be on one of the principal thorough
fares. There will be ballroom, six
bowling alleys, parlof and library,
billiard room, a gymnasium and
spacious restaurant.
Mass for Night Workers.-Mass at
half past two o'clock for night work
ers was inaugurated in st. Vincent s
Church.. North Front Street, Baltimore,
Nd, the first Sunday after Easter,
April IL.
Notre Dame Commencement
Reverend John P. Carroll of Helena,
Mont, will preach the baccalaureate
sermon at Notre Dame on Sunday
morning, June 49, John F. Fitzgerald,
former mayor of Boston, will deliver
the commencement address Monday
evening, June IA.
Notable Jubilee of Nuns.-On the
feast of st. Joseph, March 10, three
Sisters of Charity: Sister Mary Ur,
sula Of st. Lawrence school, Sister
Mechtildis of st. Joseph Motherhouse,
and Sister Clara of st. Anthony hos
pital, Kenton, O., celebrated their
golden jubilee in the order.
New Sisters HospitaI.-The Sisters
of st. Francis will shortly start work
on new hospital in Utica, N. Y, and
when the building is completed it will
be one of the finest and most thorough
ly up-to-date hospitals in the state.
"Mother" Jones Catholic?-
Mother" Jones, famous for her work
in championing the labor cause in the
United States, is reputed to be Cath
Ole. She is an aunt of Very Rev
Dean Harris Of Toronto, whose work
as an author has made him widely
known throughout Canada.
Catholic Male Nurses.-A society OF
Catholic male nurses has been organ
lied in Boston under the patronage OF
Cardinal O'Connell. 1t is called the
Guild of st. Camillus, it's patron being
the saint of that name The object
of the guild is the promotion of re
ligious duties among male nurses ant
the voluntary nursing of the deserv
ing sick poor. The membership con
sists of graduates and undergraduate:
of the various training schools fol
male nurses in the state.
Federation In Louisiana.-The thiT
teenth annual convention of the FEEDER
alton of Catholic Societies of the Stat,
of Louisiana will be held in New Or
leans on Sunday, May 2. Pontifca
High Mass will be celebrated at ST
Stephens Church, and sermon viii
be delivered by the Rt. Rev. Joseph F