The herald., 1916-10-12
NEW ORLEANS, OCTOBER u, 1916.
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PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
Very Rev. Father Larkin, S. NJ,
spent couple OF days at Jefferson
College, Convent. La, on business and
also 10 see his nephew, Rev. NJ. J.
Iarkin, S. NJ. II was a great day az
the college. for old-time professors
are always great favorites and talk
ing over old times seems to have a
particular charm. Father Larkin re-
ports that the Algiers boys are doing
well and that they are well pleased
with the boys.
Very Rev. Father Remy of Lutcher,
La. was at the Holy Name rectory
for a day as the guest of Rev. Father
Cassagne.
MEETINGS. HOLY NAME SOCIETY.
The projects of the Holy Name So
ciety will meet next Monday, Oct l6,
for the purpose of making the final
arrangements for the Holy Name Re-
treat, which will be held Oct. 1890.
1t is expected that with the efficient
work of the projects a larger crowd
than ever will be on hand for the re-
treat, as also for the rally.
CHILDREN OF MARY.
Next Sunday will be communion
Sunday for this organization, which
always turns out well. They will re-
ceive in a body and sing the usual
hymns during the mass.
SERVICES.
Friday-Rosary and Benediction at
3:15 o'clock.
Sunday-Masses at 5, I, 3 and 10
o'clock; baptisms, to 3.
BAPTIsMS.
Lorraine Dolores Mary, daughter of
e George Sullivan and Nelly Kelly of
SlS dNtHut. WI
liam Hauer and Myra Kelly.
Frank Evan, son of Frank Duffy
and Rowena Barlow of 222 Verret
street. Sponsors. John Duffy and
Lillian Barlowe
Lillian Myrtle, daughter of f. Pom
till and Lillian lie Blanc. Sponsors,
Mitchell PontiIl and Aggie LIE Blanc
Alfred Henry, son of Joseph De-
noux and Celeste Robeau of SIT Ber-
muda street. Sponsors, Henry Ro-
beau and May Landry.
H. n. G. C.
Things have been a little quiet
for a few days around the club since
the closing of the indoor baseball
season, but new life will be instilled
with the introducing of basketball,
which started Wednesday night A
league will be formed among the
members and a special team will be
selected to represent the club around
town. Several out-of-town games
will be scheduled. One with teffer-
son College is already booked and
several others are pending.
The Thanksgiving meet will cause
some new athletes to come forward,
some who never took interest in other
branches of sport. The race track
placed in the yard has served good
purpose and every night some are
taking advantage of it. Dan and Ed
Ford, Freddie Cayard, Pete Rainey,
Will johnson and others are working
out regularly Even Herbie Quinn
was out one night, and all are Won
derlng, trying to puzzle out whom he
wants to beat.
The II. N. g. c orchestra is coming
around nicely 1t held its first re-
hearsal Sunday and it was certainly
very encouraging Oscar Marcour,
who needs no introduction, has taken
charge OF It and, with the help of a
few more members, a very efficient
orchestra will be the result. A clari.
net, trombone and drum player are
still to be found and then Algiers
will have a NJ. !. A. band of must
clans capable Of furnishing music for
all occasions.
THE STAG.
The stag was a great success. The
bouts were good, especially the three
last ones. The decisions were we'll
received and all were well pleased with
tn evening.
Great praise is due to the efficient
management of the new board of
directors. Messrs. J. Higgins and
r. Whitmore had charge of the
tickets and the returns show how
well they did their work. Messrs.
Frank Duffy, James Hogan and
James Selph were also on hand help