The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-08-12
NEW WORLD ITEMS

Bishop FoIeyS Anniversary D0
cember 20 of this year will be the SIX
tieth anniversary of the ordination OF
the Right Reverend Bishop Foley, OF
Detroit.
Widow Enters Observation-Disclosures
ing a good-sized fortune, Mrs. John
Delehanty, widow. of New York, has
entered the clustered monastery OF
Our Lady of Mount Carmel, Brooklyn,
and will hereafter be known as Sister
Angelus.
Catholic Approximations. John E.
Kinnane of Bay City, Mich, has been
nominated by the President as United
States District Attorney.
Catholic Editor Dead-Mr. J. J. Sui
Ivan, we'll known in union labor
circles, died on July 81. He was for
fifteen years editor of the Buffalo La
bor World and for eight years business
manager of the Catholic Union and
Times.
C., r, A, Convention.-The Catholic
Total Abstinence Union held it's con-
vention from August to August IL,
at the Catholic University, Washing
ton, D. G..
Veteran Educator Stricken.-Patrick
H, Shaughnessy, Milwaukee, Wis, six
ty-seven years old, who was principal
of the Garfield Avenue school for
thirtv-eight years, and a cousin OF
Baron Thomas G. Shaughnessy of
Canada, died on July 25 after an i'll
ness of several months.
Endorse ensorship.-The MilWau'
Ike County Federation of Sathol1cs has
telegraphed to congressman William
II. Stafford and William ]. Cary an ap-
peal to support the bill now pending
in congress, providing for the censor
ship of motion pictures.
Sixty-one Years a Nun.-July 10
marked the siXty-first anniversary Of
the religious life of Sister Mary An
gela, one of the best-known members
of the great Order of Sisters of Char
ity in New Orleans. For nearly half
century Sister Angela has been con-
nected with st. Vincent's Infant Asy-
lum in that city.
University Chemical Laboratory
BY next April the Catholic University
of America, Washington, D. c., will
possess one of the finest chemical
laboratories in that section of the
country, of fireproof construction and
fitted out after the best modern ideas,
but presenting the exterior appearance
of purely Gothic edifice. The cost
of this building will exceed $1S0,000,
and it will form one of the most i'm
portant additions to the group of struc-
lures being worked out after care
fully formulated plan. The building
will be named the Martin Maloney
Chemical Laboratory.
Deaf Altar Boys.-Father Gerend
states that two deaf boys at st. Johns
Institute, Milwaukee, Wis, have COM
pletely mastered the Mass prayers in
their capacity of altar boys. One of
these boys became deaf when only
four months old, and has learned to
speak through the arduous labors of
his teacher. He has never heard a
spoken word, yet he is now able to re-
he I ofi Hoin IL FaV, fI1o
celebrant to understand him.
Submarine Christened.-The sub
marine Isaac Peral, said to be the first
war craft ever built In this country
for Spain, was launched at the yards
of the Fore River Shipbuilding Cor,
poration in Quincy, Mass, on July 20.
Mrs. Juan Riano, wife of the Spanish
Ambassador, was sponsor, and just
before the vessel was christened she
was sprinkled with holy water, a
prayer being read by the Rev. John
j. Casey of Quincy.
Catholic Knights Elect. J. Ffd.
dler of Mineral Point, Wis, was
elected president of the Catholic
knights of Wisconsin, in convention at
Oshkosh on July 26. Other officers
elected are: Vice president, D. Deneen,
Hammond; treasurer, M. A. Jacobs,
Beaver Dam, and secretary, ]. M. Cal
lahan, Milwaukee.
Requests to CharIty.-The will of
Estelle Livingston Redmond, a
descendant of Chancellor Livingston
and wife of Geraldyn Redmond of New
York, leaves to the Association of
Catholic Charities and Little Sisters
of the Assumption, Poughkeepsie,
$4,000 each. Her ancestor was a mem
Der of the Continental Congress and
on the committee which drafted the
Declaration of independence and was
instrumental while minister to France
in effecting the Louisiana purchase.
Nuns Win Degrees.-The villa
Marian" of the Academy at Frazer
Pa, refers to the fact that two of the
Sisters of the Immaculate Heart re
ceived at the University of Pennsyl
vania commencement the degree OF
bachelor of music. SISTER Mary Elt
Charia and Sister Mary Immaculee
were the happy recipients of the
diplomas which mean so much to their
Order in an educational way. Some