The herald., 1917-05-10
SERVICES

fault and cause is most always Wit
SERVICES.
Sunday Masses at =. :, 9 and 10
a. m; baptisms from / to ;, May de
votiOns at $50.
In Momoriam- Mrs. Louis Mar
ciante, Georgia Gabriel and Charles
Brodtman.
Sick Mrs. Cafero. Mrs. Jos. HO-
tard and Mrs. Jauro.
BAPTISMS.
Joseph Fergus, son OF Louis Lac
and Lillian Herbert of $40 Elmira
Avenue. Sponsors, Eugene Herbert
and OdaCia Lac.
Dorothy, daughter of Andrew
Ferara and Resale Scramuzza. Spon-
sors, Richard Serpas and Hilda Ser
pas.
John Eliot. son Of John Clement
and Catherine f. Keelen of 1872 Belle
and Inez Clement.
II. N, G. c. NOTES.
BY Fred
The prospects OF the club have never
been any brighter than they are at
the present time. Many new mem
bcrs have been admitted during the
Last month or so, Some are from the
ranks of the juniors, and ii is the hope
OF their brother members that they
will be a credit to the club. \ few
have already proven their worth
through achievements in different
lines. sports and otherwise.
The present membership is now
sixty. but We have no desire To stop at
this figure. The club doors are always
open to any desirable new member.
Come on. boys here is chance for
YOU all TO get into good Catholic
club, where you may spend your eve
ningS pleasantly and at the same time
get the instruction of our physical di-
rector.
Athletics
Summer IS coming once more. We
can readily see this by watching the
gymnasium on the different nights of
the week. Members can be seen in
great numbers working along the
lines they see fit. The club hopes this
year 70 turn ont an indoor team even
better than the one turned out last
year. Coach Bowling. The Old Re
liable" is still with us. and if there
is anyone who can do as well as he
please let MS know. 1t is true that we
have lost of the members of our regu-
lar team, but Coach Bowling can be
relied upon to find someone to fill all
vacancies. He has all our good wishes
along this line anyway, and if he
makes as good a showing as last year
We will be proud of him.
Special
The members OF the club all offer 10
Father Petit their sincere consolation
indeed. been a very severe blow to
our beloved spiritual director and we
all sympathiZe with him in his sor-
row. A Requiem Mass will be given
by the members for his mother in the
near future, the date to be given out
later.
3 Personal
The many friends of Ed Ford will
be glad to know that he Is still at
Charleston, y. c.. and writes that he
is well and rounding out into first
into the machinist department and it
is without a doubt that he will make
good.
Father James Malloy. c. p, mis-
siOnary priest. is a welcomed visitor
to the club.
1t should be, and is, the duty of
each individual member of the club
to patroniZe their show.
Hazel kirke'
Marked improvement has been
made, under the direction of Mr.. V.
Barras, upon our play, Hazel Kirke,"
and We are sure that when he offers
the play for our approval upon the
night of May 10 that we will be unani-
nous in saying that it is well acted.
Particular care has been taken in the
choosing of the characters, and only
the boys and girls that absolutely fit
the roles that they will have to play
are to take part. Much credit is due
the young lady friends of the club,
for withou; them We fear the play
could not be a success. The following
will be the cast:
Dunston Kirke. " F. Barras; Ar
thur Carringford, Raymond Richards;
Squire Rodney, William Hopper;
Barney OFlynn. Alvin Mckinney;
Pittacus Green, Val J. Barras; Dolly
Dutton. Miss Cleo Plat; Mercy Kirke,
Miss Cornelia Murphy; Lady Travers,
Miss Cora Shields; Hazel Kirke, Miss
Emily Talon.
BOAT RIDE"
The Ladies' Auxiliary to the Holy
Name Gymnaastic Club are pleased to
announce that upon Sunday, May 13,
1917, they will give an all-day picnic
and boat ride upon the large pleasure
boat, Sidney. The boat will leave
Canal Street at 1890 a. m. 1t will
place the passengers off at Concession,
La. where the greater part of the day
will be spent.