The herald., 1917-06-14
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PERSONAL.

HOLY NAME PAROCHlAL SCHOOL.
Our Parochial School will close
Thursday at noon.
Much interest is manifested in the
contest for the X. of c. gold medal,
to be given for the best essay on
Christopher Columbus. All boys and
girls above the seventh grade are en-
titled to compete.
Tuesday Frank Duffy. Grand Knight
of Santa Maria Council. examined the
pupils of the commercial department
in stenography. The examination is
to be a rigid one, as only students
making an average of 90 per cent
will be given diplomas. The next
thing of importance will be the gradu-
alton exercises Thursday and Satur-
day.
Thursday a beautiful program will
be rendered by the children, a pro-
gram which seems to surpass all
other previous performances of our
school.
A dress rehearsal was given Mon
day for the sailors of the Naval Sta
ton, and there is no doubt that the
entertainment will be most interest
ing and pleasing.
The general admission will be -
cents and a number of seats will be
reserved at % cents extra.
The tiCket-selling contest will close
Saturday night at 10 o'clock. The
judges will receive the money at the
rectOry at that hour, then the two
beautiful prizes will be awarded. The
first prize will be a beautiful bracelet
donated by Superintendent Reynolds;
the second a diamond ring, presented
by Mr.. NJ. Rooney.
Saturday will be graduation night.
There will be ID graduates in stenOg-
raphy and u in the eighth grade.
All are invited, as usual, to help
make these days great success.
DEVOTIONS.
Novena: Exercises every morning
after the o'clock mass and every
evening at $50. Wednesday, special
mass at o'clock. Thursday, cOnfes-
sions from to 6. Friday, closing of
Novena; prayers after the o'clock
mass and special exercises in the eve
ming at $50.
Sunday-NIasses at ), I, 9 and 10
o'clock. Baptisms from to ).
DEAD.
Mrs. Mary Shelly, Batiste Morrel,
Mrs. NJ. Dauenhauer.
SICK.
COMMUNIONS.
Next Sunday-Holy Name Societies
tseniors and juniors), Children of
Mary.
MEETINGS.
Tuesday,. c. B. AS.
Thursday-C. X. of A.
HOLY NAME JUNIORS.
This little society is increasing
every day. AS soon as the number
of so is reached it will stop recruiting
and get down to real work. Drilling
takes place every Monday at p. m,
under the direction of an Ger from
the Naval Station. officers are soon
to be appointed and keen rivalry is
manifested in qualifying for the
different positions.
H. n. G. c.
Members and friends will be glad
to learn that Fred Cayards operation
for appendicitis has been entirely
successful and that it is only ques-
ton OF few days before he will be
9W again with his friends.
Ne Drummer, one of the clubs best, |
around Sunday, looking as happy |
I'd prosperous as ever. The only !
|trouble with Joe is that he does not |
make his visits frequent enough.
Ron MILAN a.
is another member who is always
very much welcomed.
An interesting business meeting of
the Board of Directors was held last
Sunday under the direction of Mr..
Peter Muntz. Much necessary bust
ness was transacted and more life
was injected in the directors. Plans
are out for several startling enter
tainments.
Oh, that trip Thursday, supposedly
to the Behrman Gym. Everybody is
talking about it, but in a mysterious
way. There is some funny incident
about a good American quarter that
causes much hilarity whenever any
illusions are made about it, Every
time that Kirk Abbott tries to say
anything about it Mckinney says
Hush" and Umbach laughs and the
others run, and that is about as much
as We can learn about it. However,
the mystery about that peculiar con-
coction will some day be cleared and
then more will be let in on the laugh
The boys had a good time Monday
at the Y. NJ. G. c., where they lost q
hard-fought battle. Solanas pitched a
good game, but was not at his best.
Six to four, however. was a good game
against the strong G. c. team. Um-
bach and Nett started the scoring.
Much interest is manifested around
tie club in the different enterprises.
The II. n. G. c. orchestra is CON-
posed of Oscar Marcour, Charles
Beninate and Vallery Barras as vio-
linists; Emmett Hardy. cornetist;
Roland Horn, drummer, and Harold
Seymour, pianist. This organization
is now in shape to furnish music on
all occasions. Oscar Marcour, the
soloist, is making a greater hit every
time he plays. He will soon be heard
in special solos every Sunday at the