The herald., 1915-12-02
NEW ORLEANS, DEC. ,, 1918.
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NOVENA.

The exercises of the NOvena pre-
paratory to the Immaculate Concep-
ton are being held every evening at
$50 o'clock. The sermons are being
preached by Rev. Father Cassagne,
who is perfectly at home when speak
ing about the Blessed Virgin.
FIRST FRIDAY DEVOTIONS.
Confessions will be heard Thursday,
December 2, 3:15 p. m. and evening,
in preparation for the first Friday.
First mass Friday, ) a. m.
HOLY NAME SOCIETY.
Meeting of the projects Monday,
Dec. 6, 8 p. m.
BULBUL.
Renewed success came to our
young people when they put on their
operetta for the orphans at the st.
Peter and Pauls' Hall last Sunday
night The performance was up to
its usual high standard. The stars
of the cast gave evidence again of
their talent and went through their
roles with the grace and ease of pro-
fessionals. The chorus deserves spe-
cial mention this time because, hav-
ing o large stage, it was able to dis
play to a better advantage than at
the II. n. G. c. Miss Mamie Morri-
son deserves special credit for her
pluck. She went through her part
nobly, considering that she was very
ill, so much so that she has not re-
covered and is still confined to bed.
Sweet charity, however, always
brings a reward, and it is to be hoped
that this case. will not be an excep-
ton.
H. n. G. C.
The club has resumed its Wednes-
day night entertainments. After the
second show the boys with their usual
activity remove the benches and then
the fun begins. Last Sunday the lee
ture course, which is to be the winter
feature, was opened up by the spirit
ual director. The subject was Intro
duction to the New Testament" 1t
was well enjoyed by the boys. A larg-
er number is expected next Sunday
at p. m, when Some Difficulties Of
the Bible" will be treated. The out
door sports are in evidence again.
Last Sunday lot of kicking was done
but 1t was of the harmless kind, for
it was against a well-inflated pigskin
that the energies of the boys were d.
rected. There are no Mahans in the
crowd, but much fun and exercise
were nevertheless reaped from the
few hours of sunshine that spread
over the H. N. G. C. campus.
The theatre continues to play to
good crowds. A boosters meeting was
held at K. C.'s Hall Wednesday and
great results are expected from this
interchange of ideas and enthusiasm
More and more people are every day
seeing through the possibilities of this
enterprise.
VISITORS.
Rev. Father Burns, secretary to
Bishop Gum, of Natchez, spent a few
days at the rectory as the guest of
Father Larkin.
Father Either, of Buras, and Fa-
Their Stenmans, of Gretna, were also
around for short visits. Father
Either has done wonders in his most
out-of-the-way district.
SERVICES.
Sunday-Masses, 5-7-9-1O:3O.
Novena-6:30.
Baptisms-3-4.
BAPTISMS.
Alma Isabel, daughter of William
Weigman and Cecile Virgins, Of S31
Atlantic avenue, born Nov. II, 1915.
baptized Nov. 2Sth by Rev. ]. P. Cas-
sagne, s. NJ. Sponsors: John Jure
and Alma Jure (by proxy.
Theophile o., son of Theophile Ho-
tard and Florence Olroyd, Of 33S Ber-
muda, born Nov. II, 1915, baptized
Nov. % by Rev. J. P. Cassagne, S. M.
Sponsors: N. A. Hotard and Cathe.
rine E. Olroyd.
Antonina, daughter of Domenico
Terrase and Concetta Risso, of Nc.
Lellanville, born Sept. 9, 1915. bap.
tiled Nov. 2Sth by Rev. ]. P. Cas-.
sagne. s. NJ. Sponsors: Joseph Cos.
tello and Camilla Raus.
CHILDREN OF MARY.
On last Tuesday a very interesting
meeting of the Children of Mary, Sc
niors and juniors, was held in the
convent hall, when the election of
officers for the coming year took place,
with the following result: Seniors
Miss Cornelia Murphy, president; Miss
Anna Louise McNeely, vice president;
Miss Ermine Hopper, secretary; Miss
Marion Morse, treasurer. Juniors
Mary Collins, president; Mamie Nor