Evening journal., 1917-04-24
new EDIFICE FOR
ST. THOMAS ASSURED
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cessful achievement were: Governor
John G. Townsend, Jr., the Rt Rev. J.
J. Monaghan. Bishop Of Wilmington;
Father Reardon. pastor OF the Church
OF the Immaculate Conception. Wash
ington. ID. c., the first Catholic
priest in the East to launch such a
campaign as this for a church par
ish; the Rev DR.. Mckenna, secre-
tary 10 Bishop Schoen. of the Catho-
lie University; state Senator Thomas
NJ. Gormley. State Representative viii
liam NJ. Connolly. Postmaster James
]. English, who has been present at
the rally luncheon every night since
the campaign opened; L. Scott Town
send, John S. Rossell. former Coun-
Gilman John J. McGovern, Herman
Isenminger John A. Lengel. William
G. Coyne, George Carter, Joseph II.
Martin, A. O. II. Grier. Clement b.
HaNem, J. Chester Gibson, and many
others.
One Of the closing features Of last
nights luncheon was the awarding or
three handsome cups to the teams
bringing in the largest amounts dur
ling the campaign. The teams receiv-
ing these cups through their captains
were as follows;
/ sylvester Healy. captain. for the
parish team, No. 4 reporting Sl0,641.
Mrs. Harry Yous. captain. for the
womens division, Team c, reporting
S6.61S
John J. Kennedy. captain. for the
mems team outside Of the parish, re
porting SO s91.
The members Of these wnninl
teams whose names will be inscr!be.
on the cups are as follows:
/ Captain Healy-William Carroll
William J. Lilly, Edward f. McCar
thy. Martin j. Thorn1on, Francis J
Donohoe and Edward +. Grant
Captain Yous-Mrs. Thomas F
Gormley. Misses Margaret McNally
, Elizabeth Dorman. Sarah ellison
8 Elizabeth McCauley, Catherine A. Ma
guire. Margaret Mealey
Captain Kennedy-John A. McKib
bin. William J. Kerrigan, Charles J
: Dougherty, John H. Hickey, Josepl
A. Higgins and William II. Bailey
Jr.
) The places made by the other teams
! and their reports for the whole cam
! paign were as follows:
r Light Cavalry" "-ODonnell. ST.
469 Pearce. $500; Corrigan. $74S
Hanley. S534
! WOmen's Division-Daley S5.7S6
Kane, S4.57735; Lilly, S4,4995O
Stazesky. $4,O62.25: Vaklyes, So
$50 20: Edwards. S2.77350.
Mems parish teams-Dorsey. 81
166; Horgan. s3.202; Vaklyes. SS,149
! Mention. S2.425: Otteni seize.
Captain Corrigan's team. whic
came in second for the parish cul
comprised the following members:
o William F. Dorsey. Edward +. Cor
ner. Andrew Mahoney. Daniel Gran
p Thomas Malone and Peter McMahai
7, Captain Jennie ID. Daley's tear
which came in second for the women
j. cup. comprised the following men
/ bers:
Mrs. Catherine Gillespie, Miss Fra
h els Mckinley. Mrs. William kerriga
L Mrs. Margaret LeHane Miss Cecil
h Mention. Miss Katherine Daley al
ID Miss Mary Grant.
st Campaign Manager Sheffield. WI
m after this success which he h
te achieved in Wilmington, goes INN
diately TO Jersey City to help I
n- Jesuit Fathers conduct a campai
m ito liQuidate the Indebtedness on
m Catholic club in that city, in biddii
DC farewell TO the workers said, amo
A. other things:
= "As director OF the campaign,
ID wish to thank Rt Rev. Bishop Mona
40 han for gracing the opening and I
closing OF the campaign with
presence. as well as for his keen
terest in the campaign and his XII
words Of encouragement
J, '"To the Rev. John Connolly, the