Evening journal., 1918-06-03
URSUL|NE ALUMNAE
JUBILEE LUNCHEON
Miss Clare |. Cogan of Brook
lyn Speaks of Education
for Patriotism"
PURSE FOR SISTERS
AS TOKEN OF LOVE

The annual reunion Of the slumnae OF
Ursuline Academy and the silver iubi-
: lee were held Saturday afternoon when
sixty or more members and friends OF
the alumnae were the guests Of the
sisters.
Luncheon was served IN the refec-
tory, which was decorated with hmeri-
can flags and spring flowers and the
tables with larkspur and white roses,
the colors OF the school. Those In
charge OF the arrangements were Miss
Ellen r. Ford and Miss Olive r, Byrne.
Those seated at the speakers table
were the president, Miss Mary Horty {:
Miss Sarah Malloy Miss Margaret
Kane Miss Mary Shaw. Miss Olive
/ Byrne. Mrs. James Cole, Miss Clara ].
Cogan, Of Brooklyn, who was the guest
Of honor. and who made the principal
speech; Miss Mary r. A. Rossell, Miss
Emily Mundy, Miss Mercedes Walsh,
Miss Vera Mcguire, Miss Mary Higgins
and Miss Eleanor Donohue.
Miss May J.. Horty was POSTMASTER
and the tossts were responded to by
Miss Emile Munday. Miss Mercedes
Walsh, Miss Vera Mcguire and Miss
Mary Rossell.
speaker, discussed Education for Pa
triotlsm" Miss Cogsn said: There Is
no higher calling, nor more patriotic |
labor in time Of war or peace than the |
heeinc OF the spiritual wounds of a
nation-a healing such as has been |
quietly, efficiently carried on within |
these sacred walls for years, covering
silver cycle-and that is The training of
future citizens in the way they should
go. in the way sanctifed by the foot
prints Of a Savior, the way that leads
to the foot Of the great white throne.r
At the conclusion of the luncheon the
president. in the name OF the alumnae,
presented the sisters with a handsome
purse as token OF love and loyalty,
and in honor Of their silver Jubilee.
At the same time Miss Ellen n. Ford,
| In the name OF the sodality presented
ia pair Of beautiful sterling silver
vases. They were accepted by the Rev.
Mother NJ, Olympias In the name OF the
community.
At Z O'Clock benedlctlon was given
in the convent chapel by the Rev Mar
tin NJ Ryan. chancellor Of the diocese.
After benediction a charming concert
was given by Professor NicoIsi Man
tani, orgsnst, and cholrmaster cf st.
Johns Church. Philadelphia. and "a 81
his choir boys
Those who attended the luncheon
were Miss May Horty, Miss Zlta
CLARK, Miss Julia Casey. Miss Olive
Byrne, Miss Lucy Neary, Miss Mary
/ O'Keefe, Miss Marian Casey, Miss Sara
| Malloy. Mrs. James Cole, Miss Mary
Higgins, Miss Vera Mcclure, Miss
Eleanor Donohoe. Miss Mary Shaw, Miss
Mercedes Walsh. Miss Margaret Haley,
Miss Margaret Kane, Mrs. John Kelly,
Miss Emily Mundy, Miss Mary r. A. !
Rossell, Miss Dora Sexton. Miss Mary /
Kelly, Miss katharine Horty, Miss |
Agnes Horty, Miss Anita Bradford, Miss
Regina Mahoney, Miss Mary keenan,,
Mrs. J. Eyre Chatham, Miss Anne Ros-
sell, Miss Ellen Devine, Miss Mary Rus
sell. Miss Helen Hackendorn, Mrs. Ber-
nard Dougherty, Miss Loretta Smith.
Miss Louise Hughes, Miss Helen Hughes.
Miss Marie Devine, Miss Kitty Daley.
Hiss Margaret McGanerty, Miss Alice
Miss Marion Dougherty, Miss
fargaret Ford, Miss Mary Donohue,
,lsre Kane Miss Helen Bowe, Miss
lara Kane. Mrs. F. A. Kirby, Miss J
frs. J. e. Connors, Miss Frances Buck '
ey, Miss Kathryn Bowe. Miss Kathryn I
foDowell, Miss Katherine Sweeney,
ilss Marie Killroy, Miss Marguerite
Miss Ellen r. Ford, Miss {
,leanor Monaghan, Miss Glare Cogan. &
I Brooklyn, n. Y; Miss Helena Peters. ,
4 Richmond, Va. and Mrs. Paul T.
Thatcher, OF Parlln. n. ].