The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-29
CARROLL COURT
RECEIVES CLASS
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ExmCIsES FOLLOWED By ~
L1GHTFUL BANQUET AT AofhH
WINDSOR.
Rev. Father o. H. Moye Addressed 'he
Ladies on Influence OF Daughters
Of Isabella.

Tho Trurhtcrs OF Isabella Carroll
Court. Ne. "H9 yesterday afternoon cox" :
fcrrrd tho FIRST and second degrees VI
ibr organization on 4 class Of forty-onc
cnndidarrs at tn" IIor"l WInd"Sr.
Arrcr tn, candidates for IA" honor "l
admission into thu society had p'"i! r. /
cc:ycd IA the orTa;l.zHt."n. wh'ch r,P'
SCENTS one of tn" most influential 'a'h, ]
Ollie su,ictj"s III the United states anu !
&c affiliated with tho knights 81 Column
bus. q delightful banquet was SerN'o III
the ballroom ur the h"t'l.
At tho ,7,uuplctiou Of IN" dinner the :
pcy. rather 9. H. Moyc addressed IN"
ladies on tho subject Of the 'PrcSch' ;
and Future influences Of the DauGh''T"
OF Isabella. upon general condllionS'
saving that God always raised EFNl, 8
power nj all critical periods o; hSloFE'
some giant OF intellect or master or men
who stccred thu unC' rtan and waooi'hE ,
through III" crisis. In the SiA'''"'h ,
century ( Was the Jesuit Fathers 20
whom IN" people and IN" church !"Ohc" !
for guidance. and III thr world war IN
knights Of Columbus. through u" IT ,
splendid cooperation with IN" !. VI. -
A were able 10 render an lnVatuApte
service TO Catholics and the government. /;
In the coming crisis in tho political
given the vote. about which. in the Gc-
ginning, the opinion OF the churc! WAS
divided. the Daughters Of Isabella Will !
assIredly represent all that is hnest
and bcs, in the Catholic womanhood q;
the United States. They will "ndcav"r ,
TO formulate the same ideals Of Spl.n- /
did C;atholiCity for woInanklnd when
the knights Of Columbus have cstao-
nEhcd for Catholic mankind In all tho
activities which they have taken par
be they political. social or religious, =
standing for all that is greatest and
best in the world today and in the !
future generations lighting the pathway /
for others"
Following Father Moyc's address the /
Rev. James +. Hayes. Of the Catholic /,
univcrs Ity. who is here In behalf Of tbs ,
SISTERS College. spoke upon the necessity !
OF higher education 70 rthc teachers OF
tho Catholic schools. explaining IN" !
work Of the Normal College for the ,
Sisters which fits them for the work /
OF higher education in the parochial ,
schools
Mrs. W. P. Lear followed with an cx- |
ccptionally good address upon the sub ,
iect OF "Womanhood OF America" IN /,
which she dWclt in glowing terms on
the mothers and all women of our ,
country, who have in time when his
tory was being made showed their pa
triousm and zeal for all which stands ,
for right and justice
Miss Esther He'll gave an interesting
address. Miss Joanna McGrcal. NJ 50 ,
Zita Clarke, Miss Margaret Manion. Mrs.
Bernard Fisher and Mrs John Mc1ircal
contributed TO the program with several
very entertaining musical numbers.
Those Initiated.
Those who were initiated yesterday
were: Misses Mary Agnes Kaufman
Gertrude Mccarthy. Virginia Woebcr.
Irene Flynn, Mary Shdcll. Henry EoG-
Ter. Nellie Zarnits, Barbara Faust. Cahas
Vaughn. Anna Griffith, Clara He'll. Mary
Handler. Anna McCloskey. Margaret
Harvey, Mary Dickson, Johanna Nc
Greal, Mary Schraedcr. Regina Curran.
Margaret Curran- Mary Barrett Minnie
Burke, Margaret Griffith, +. ii. Hinch,
J. J. Burns, Agnes Mcdonald. Rose Will
helm, Agnes Davis, Olive Howell. Boat
rice McCulley. Alice Pope. James O'CUn-
nell. Doris O'Conncll. Mary Garrison,
Agnes Burke. Julia Patton, Joseph
Duffy. Elizabeth Duffy. Elizabeth Cur
ran, =. II. Hopkins. Marguerite Madden,
Helen Burke
Others present at the banquet and In
itiation exercises we're McSdameS T
L. Simons, J. J. Burns, Beatrice O'Ccn-
nell, George Hollcr. kirkwood: Annette
Cree, B. J. Fisher. W. +. Lear, John G.
lutheran. Anna W. Thornton, Bcllairc;
Leo Werner. J. K. Murphy G. J.. kihby
Louis w. n. Marc, NJ. l.. Patton. Ben
wood; William Frcimuth. Vim. Moran,
Grafton. w. Va: Vim. Madden, Grafton.
W. Va; N. c. Stevens. /" l.. J"pSon. Il.
l.. Beltz, John w. Walter T.. l.. kirCh-
ner. Leo Hughes. Bcllairc: Thomas
Brown. Bellaire: II. l.. Voglcr Geo. j.
Luff. J. +. Mcchan. T. II. llulch Martins
Ferry: c. W. Vaughan. Brooksidc; Marie .
Cayne
Misses Anna McClaskey. Gator: Mary
f Fisher. Clara He'll Martha Fisher,
Genevicve Roth. Margaret Manion, Mar
Earet 3. Harvey. Marie Schroeder. Gem
Carney. Margaret Griffith. Esther NJ
He'll. Zita Clarke, Elizabeth Shea,
Blanche Browning. B"lla.r": Mari" Ar
thur. Marguerite Lawthcr. Mary Hand
Ter. Mary Shdcll. marguerite Madden.
Effie Mehccn, Virginia Weber, Sarah
Fitzpatrick. Mary Garrison, Anna CARR.
son. Charleston; Kathryn Jordan. Th"-
resa Bocs. Bertha Scnulcr, Barbara T.
Faust, Brooksidc; Clara Rose Coleman
Rose Rock, Peggy Curran, Ann Curran.
ADastasia Foley. Grac" Ghcc Peggy
Barrett. Gcrtrudn Mnnahan. Rcll1.rc:
Margaret Shelly. Ecllairo: Helen Dor"r
Bcllair": Beatrice Hughes. Mary c.
IwciG. Bcllair": Jeanette Hehcn. Alma
Snidcr. Ircnc Meh"n. Eliza beth IIavcr-
camp. Marie Fisher. Warwood Nellie
ZaruitS. Mary O'DoDnpll