The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-28

gracious welcoming address 10 delegates
and members.
A letter Of CONGRATULATIONS and in,
dorserent was read from the president
of the International Federation v cath.
Ole Alumna'. Miss Claie cogau. \ VI.
who regretted her inability to- he present
and felicitated the new state federation
on lis organization.
y diaft or the proposed constitution
ana bylaws was then presented Hul
cad by Mrs. f.. j Moore. delegate from
Maiiinkrodt Convent Wilkesbarre. Pa,
and chairman OF the constitution aud by
laws committee. \ discussion oilowcd
In which the constitution was considered
article 10y article aud section hv section
ana several amendments Sug 'cstei.
Motion was made and unanimously
S"condcd that the state association Ire
known - the "pcunsNlNania t'haIf,F ~
the international f'ede alton ~ catholic
Alumn@.
Motion vas uaie and carried that
the annual dues of each alumn~ assoc
'iation I've fixed ~ $3.50 per nun
dred members. Motion Was made. sc'-
onded and unanimously carried that
the advisory board he increased from
three t. five members. these members TO
he chosen from different sections Of the
state.
Moved. seconded and carried that n
standing omn ittee on press work. COM
sistinc OF n chairman and three mem.
bers. be appointed. Moved. seconded
and carried thai, there be standing COM
'nittees on constitution. nominating.
auditing. membership and plrss work
and that the governor have power ="
appoint said con m.ttecs. The cuusttu-
ton definitely states the objects ~ the
state association are - further all work
| authorized lay the International Fedora
tjor Of catholic Alumne and =" COO
! operate in the extension o' tithn'.
education. Catholic literature anil cath
| Ole social work IN the ohap;c'
An address ON the Objects - F"1-
,ra,iou" Nas delivered oy Miss l.vl =
S|tetlir. Flirtiam and an address o.
"'T'i"Ss Work was made by Miss Regina
NJ Fisher. chairman of int .utt'or3'
press committee ~ Federation - CATH
ole Alumn~.
The meeting VAS well attended low
state delegates and local me r'c~S and
ruch enthusiasm and interest ',Ircei
Tentative plans for q mass meeting Of
the state alumne In the fall mrnth'
were discussed. the date to be announced
later.
The delegates present were Miss Marie
+, Amelia Bradley. alumne association o'
81. Navier's Academy, Beatty, Pa Mrs
r.. !. Moore. nlumuH association Z"
M~allirkrod' Convent. W~ilkcsbatre. Pa
Miss Elizabeth d'Invilllcrs. Mount Alo
,sius. ericsson. Ia. Mrs. j. y MickhIm
-. Jos.ph's Academy. McS'herrytown
IA. Miss Grace Miller. Sacrou Hear
Academy. Lancaster. IA Ms l.Ndi.
Sterling Flintham. Villa Maria, ftazc'
Pa Mrs, Lorenzo sci pile. Convent "
Holy child. Sharon I'm. IA. Miss !,
". Fisher, Mount -. josepits COLLEGIATE
institute. Chestnut WIN. philadelphia,
Miss Cecilia Rausrrri. heido1y g
Notre ramc, Philadelphia Ms Frtrci
\ Hockey. alumni. associations of tn
academies of the SISTERS ~ Mercy. rhila
de'phia.
rennsyl, mia convent alumue hay
TIE distinction %" being amor. the fore
mos, 80 'cde~atc. and -" ~ri,it tr.
enthusiasm showr a. this INITIAL n""t'n
f~orrshadow definite p"d 'urortar, ac
;, comuiisNreut IN the future.
Each state ien"ttt,rt H1tlrtr
with ;he international .cd,:atpu an
is an integral part 80 ''at body J
enieaynrs 10 carry uut IN .ndlNlfua
states the principles. objects and aifus q
the ain orgauiza'i'u. u' 'nr same TIN,
preserving is sta" dut" "mv ami tui
81 each alumr.s association
The into uai,onat Federation ~ Get,
, ole Niurrn Was first "r-anl2't IN ~
YORK CITY IN No,enngr. I@li. p, rsp''
scrts ar important inc "i"'ti .r cat.
. olic hiGrc- education anl promises :
' become = potent factor SD social a..
" intellectual M" Ev tho f'.. oc Chr'.
tian CHARITY aud culture IL purposes {
c.uhs. the a"rowuC and error ~ ~
times aud To- present % luminous FOR
: IN. h.gn deals ~ .i.ca'ed Ca'n'l
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