The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-04-12

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better advantage. The Agnus Del,
by Miss Ida Kelvin, was rendered
with feeling and expression. Domino
Deus. by Miss Miriai Russo. was one
of Miss RussO's best renditiOns. Mr.
Tom Fox, the only male soloist in
the choir for the day. had all to
himself and indeed acquitted him
self most Creditably. Miss G.. Her
bert was up to her usual high stand
ard, as also was our old reliable pro-
fessOr. All told the Lenten devO-
tons were a great success and did
much to promote the spiritual well
fare of the people.
Services Sunday.
Masses, Z, 9, 1880 High Mass.
Baptisms-3-4.
BenedictiOn-4:3 80.
Baptisms.
Daniel Joseph, son of Dan J. Bar
rett and Lillian VI. Lange, of 331
Bermuda street Sponsors, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. ]. Lange.
Thomasine Teresa. daughter of
John j. Casey and VI. Elizabeth
Keogh. Sponsors, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Fox.
YvOnne Marie. daughter of Henry
Duchien and Muriel V. Bradley, of
1924 Brooklyn avenue. Sponsors,
John \. EsQuerre and Mrs. Annie
Tyler.
III. y. G.. {.
The regular scribe. who. by the
way, is some scribe. and much better
than the one-eyed carpenter who
will try his hand at fabricating
these few lines. is not at all what
one might call we'll He is suffering
with certain, yet unknown to
science. ailment which comes upon
him every Tuesday night and
strange TO say, just at the time he
should be busy spreading the doings
of his club on the pages of the
two worthy and enterprising papers
of this town. Medical men take no.
tice, a reward is offered for the dis
covery of a remedy which effectually
and permanently will cure of this
weird disease, which is gnawing at
the vitals of a young American who
could be of much use to his country.
and club if this nefariOus spell could
only be eradicated from his system.
and transferred to some less useful
being of this world.
The infirm scribe, less you forget,
started out to state that the H. y.
G. c. is a real American club. it has
hoisted its flag and then sent its
members to show that it meant to
support that flag.
Ed Ford, one of the most valuable
and loyal members of the II. Y. G..
C., has put the uniform and will
shoulder the musket for his country
and the honor of II. y. G.. c. He
attracted much attention at the show
Sunday night, and many were the
congratulations offered to him by
members of the club and friends for
his loyalty. All will follow his ca
reer with interest.
Several others have manifested
their intention of joining some
branch of the service and are wait
ing for developments, to take the
step. The club has several plans
for manifesting its loyalty, which
will be taken up this week and put
into effect soon.
EGG HUNT.
Though Mr.. Weather man was
very unkind, and failed to keep his
promise, many youngsters wrapped
up in cloaks and furs, looking more
as If they were going on a polar bear
hunt, braved the inclemency of the
weather and hunted high and low
for multi-colored Easter eggs hidden
here and there and everywhere on
the spacious rectory grounds.
Notwithstanding the difficulties it
was a fairly good success and Miss
Bonner and the good ladies who
helped out are to be congratulated
and thanked for their good work.
II. n. G. c. NOTES.
The Holy Name Gym. Club will
give its second moonlight ride on the |
Str. Sidney on Saturday night, |
April IS, 1917. The committee in |.
charge promise to make this a |
greater success than any given be-
fore. As all of the clubs friend |
will attest, the most enjoyable times |
had on the Sidney are at the affairs
given under the auspices of the H.
Y. C. C.
Athletics.
Coach Bowling promises the bows /
few surprises in the gym in the |
lext few days. The indoor team
are working hard, and
arge number of the boys are seen
nightly working in the gym.
Our Boys In the Navy.
Tuesday night the II. n. G.. c. and
Algiers were well represented at
he l.. & n. depot, when the Naval
Militia made its departure for
Somewhere in America" Twelve
If its best young citizens made I'D
he contingent. They were Messrs.
I'd Ford, VIM. Ford, Jas. McCord.
henry Kelvin, Louis Nelson, Paul
Malone, Carl Malone, Chas. Le-
,endre, VIM. Eastwood and B.
iould. Ed Chapman and Dan Aver
II. These boys have the best wishes
# the entire town in their patriotic
ervice, and as their commander
aid to them in a short but pointed
ak, before their departure from
he armory, Louisiana knows you
VII give a good account of your
elves"
New Members.
The club has acquired quite a
ew new members in the past month.
everal. OF the U. S. n. young men
tationed at the Naval Station.
ave been admitted. This has been