The herald., 1917-06-21
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Personal.

Very Rev. FIR. Larkin. :. NJ, aC-
cOmpanied by Frs. Walls and Quinn.
S. NJ, left Sunday night for the
North. They will all stop at Wash
ingtOn, ID. c., to assist at the Ordin-
ations of the young Marist Fathers.
One of them is a boy whom FIR. Lar
kin picked out and protected during
his studies. This young man will
say his first Mass in Philadelphia
and FIR. Larkin will preach.
Frs. Walls and Quinn will do par
ish work in Philadelphia during the
summer months. FIR. McGrath, S.
NJ, is taking Very Rev. FIR. Heffer-
mans place for a month. after which
he will go to Troy, y. Y. TO see his
people. 1t is years since FIR. Nc
Grath has been so far North.
FIR. Dagneau, S. NJ, one Of the
most popular professors of Jefferson
College. will have the great pleasure
going to his home in San Francisco
TO see his old mother. Rev. FIR.
Michael Larkin, S. NJ, will remain
in Algiers during the absence of his
uncle.
Holy Name Society.
Thursday night the usual monthly
meeting of this society will take
place. but with unusual features.
After the regular church services
there will be a meeting in the II. y.
G. c. Hall. at which there will be
special speakers. music and refresh
ments. Through the energy and
activity of Mr.. 4. Bourgeois, the
popular treasurer of the society, a
lunch will be served for all those
present.
The purpose of this meeting is to
inject new life in the society and
start thing anew. Through a series
of unfortunate circumstances, the
last three meetings had to be post
poned, and naturally the enthusiasm
has been at low ebb. 1t is to be
hoped that a large number of men
will be on hand. All regular mem
bers are requested to invite with a
prospective candidate, so that a
large class may soon be enrolled. \
good time is promised to all.
The regular communion of both
Holy Name, Srs., and Jrs., will take
place next Sunday at the ) O'Clock
Mass.
Services.
Novena prayers every morning
after the o'clock Mass.
Sunday: Masses 3, I, 8, 10. Ben
ediction.
Baptisms: to 5.
Sick: John J. Hogan, Mr.. Hugh
Cogan, Mrs. Esnard.
ii. n. G. c.
Fred Cayard continues to improve
and will soon be out again.
The indoor team lost a poorly
played game to Crescent Club last
Friday. Want of form is RESPONSE
BILE for the poor showing. Some
members will have to hustle to re-
tain a place on the team. Coach
Bowling is doing his best. but he
cannot do all the work. The enthu-
siastIc work of Kirke Abbott and the
gold dust twins, and Mac and I'm
bach, the steady attention of Frank
Moroy and John Riordan, and the
earnest efforts of the younger mem !
bers will not be able to cary the |
team to victory. Hard work is the |
only thing that will win that pen
nant. Some members had better |
hustle.
A real live pennant would be a |
nice thing to hang in the club room.
The club has been in existence for
many years, yet nothing of the kind
has yet graced its walls or that of
any Algiers club as far as the writer
of these lines is able to find out
The pool table is as popular as
ever. Two faithful members had a
Zeal old time tug-of-war Sunday.
Frying to beat each other. The
younger members seemed however,
to have the best of the argument.
Raymond Richards was the victor,
and 1t would not be fair to publish
the name of his opponent, at pres
ent at least.
Algiers Red Cross Chapter. X. of
c. Hall. Special meeting, Monday,
June %, 1880.