Evening star., 1916-11-27

achieved distinction through sxtraor-
dinary works In the cause OF religion
humanitarian effort, charity, literature
or art. Some of these are:
Mrs. Hugh T. Kelly. wife Of Justice
Kelly of the high court of Ontario Sne
is the first vice president OF the inter-
national Federation of Catholic Alum
nae, regent of the Edward kyle Oxon
Chapter of the Imperial Order OF tne
Daughters of the Empire and hret vice
president of st. Elizabeth's Vtsiting
Nurses Association. She was born IN
Toronto and educated and graduated at
Loretto Academy, Toronto.
Mrs. j. Phillips, trustee OF the inter
national Federation Of Catholic Alum
nae. She represents the Visitatloh
Alumnae Association of Dubuque. Iowa,
OF which she is president. Her inter-
est in educational work has been recoE
ntzed in many organizations. ehe Is
vice president of the Dubuque Woman.s
Club, chairman of the fine arts depart
rient and trustee OF the State Chapoer
of the international Federation OF
Baltimore Saturday evening, which
was rendered to the officers and dele
gates by the Baltimore committee. Mrs.
Phillips spoke on Peace. She is q
cousin of a distinguished member OF
the British parliament. Michael Maher.
of Kilkenny, Ireland.
Miss Hester Sullivan. corresponding
secretary of the International Federa-
of st. Elizabeths College of New Jer-
Sey. She is a daughter of John D. Sui
hvan. surgeon, charter member OF
american College of Surgeons, United
states, living in Brooklyn.
Mrs Edward Gibbons Paine of Mil
Waukee. Wis, is trustee of the Inter
national Federation of Catholic Alum
nae. president of alumnae. st. Marys
College, Prairie du CHEN, Wis; di-
rector of Marquette Womans League
of Milwaukee. Wis.
Mrs. Eva "; Faherty of DuSnaue, tIalu!.
College Alumnae. Prairie du Chien.
Wis. She is director of the Sherman
Club. DUBUQUE. Iowa
Countess Eleanor Cogan. who was
rewarded by the late Pope Plus
for her untiring work for the poor
among Italians of Brooklyn.
Heads Press Committee.
Miss Regina NJ. Fisher of Philadel-
phla is chairman of the press commit
tee of the International Federation of
Catholic Alumnae. and is a post grad
uate of Mount st. Collegiate Institute.
Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia. Miss FISH
er is well known as an essayist and
writer. Her family has been identified
with the intellectual life of Phila-
deiphia for several generations. She
is first cousin to MarcheSa Della Che
rardesca of Florence, Italy, and of the
Countess d'Aramon of Paris, both of
whom are prominent in European So
ciety circles.
Miss Mary Reilly of st. Joseph's Col
lege Aiumnae. from Lancaster. Pa, has
been timekeeper at the convention. She
is graduate of ST. Joseph's College.
Miss Ambrose Small. governor for
Toronto. Canada, is regent of Sir Henry
Pellatt Chapter, Daughters of the En-
pre.
Mrs. J. ]. Cassidy of Toronto is WIN
ner of the seal prize and motto.
Mrs. George Thomas Courtney of De-
troit is governor for Michigan in the
International Federation: president of
the Sacred Heart Alumnae of Detroit
and vice president of the Federation
of the Sacred Heart Alumnae. Mrs.
Courtney has lecture circuit. present.
ing art subjects. including prominent
educational institutions and clubs
throughout the country. She responds
10 toast at the federation banquet
Saturday evening on woman as Citi-
zen
Miss Pauline Boislinire, president of
I1oretto Alumuae, st. Louis: chairman
of the ways and means committee. In
ternational Federation of Catholic
Alumnae. heads thirteen delegates from
Missouri.
Mrs s. Katherine Flynn. founder of !
the st. Heart Alumnae OF Detroit. is
first delegate to the International Fed
Grafton Of Catholic Alumnae conven-
tion.
Listed as Co-Founder.