The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1919-08-14

PERSONAL.

Very Rev. T. J. Larkin, S. NJ, writes
that he is having a good time and a
much needed rest. He has been en-
poying every moment of his stay in
Ireland.
Rev. Father Hebert ran down from
the recesses of French Settlements
to get a whiff of city air this week.
He remained at the rectory and visit
ed his brothers and sister in New
Orleans. One brother is at the Naval
Station, and is one of the most
popular men on the Medical Staff of
the Hospital.
Many inquiries have come about
Father Dougherty. For the present
all that is known is that he must be
on the high seas by this time he was
to leave New York on the 10Th. Let
us hope that he will have a safe and
enjoyable trip across the mighty
ocean.
Father Rankin. S. NJ. If ever a
young man was surprised it was GER
tainly Father Rankin, when he was
presented with a beautiful chalice, a
gift of devotion and piety by the de-
voted members of the parish. Moth
ing pleases a priest more than to have
chalice. 1t is a most acceptable gift,
and the people of Algiers as usual
had the right idea. 1t is a beautiful
solid silver and gold plated design,
that is pleasing to the eye, and at
the same time most durable.
Father Rankin is most thankful to
all who so generously contributed to
make him happy and wishes to say
that he will ever think of the gen.
erous people of Algiers, whenever he
will use this beautiful gift, a testi-
mony of their love and devotion to
| their priests. The Sunday before the
ladies of the Third Order presented
him with a beautiful surplice.
COMMUNION.
| The Holy Name Society received
communion in a body last Sunday at
the ) o'clock Mass. The meeting
last Thursday was we'll attended
and though the preacher for the oc
casion could not come, someone came
to the rescue with a beautiful five
reel feature, which was much enjoy
ed by the members.
Sunday Masses, $50, 1870, 8
1000 Low Mass and Benediction.
Baptisms ga.
Week Day Masses-6, $50, I.
Died-Mrs. Mckee and Mrs. Guy:
sick Mrs. Hayton, Adolph Schwabb.
LAWN PARTY FRIDAY I P. NJ.
All is in readiness for the big night
which is Friday The ladies have
worked hard and have showed much
devotion and enthusiasm. Father
Petit is certainly most grateful to all
those good ladies and to all who are
so willingly giving and helping to
make this night big success.
This is to specially notify every
body that this is an occasion when
the people will have an even break in
the games. There will be hundreds
of prizes, and remember that all are
useful and beautiful. There are any
number of grocery prizes which in
| THESE udyS VI nigh COSI Vi lINIuS
should attract many.
| 1t is impossible to give a complete
list here, but come and see for your
selves, and be convinced. There will
| be refreshments music and six beau
tiful Kerrigan features to be shown in
the open.
Here is partial list of prizes
given by firms who willingly donated
to this cause.
BAPTISMS.
Richard Victor-Child of ]. J. John
son and Mary H. Picou. Sponsors
Grace Picou and Alfred Picou.
Mary Child of Rosario Bivond and
Lucy Morciante. Sponsors, Marie
Marario and Mary Bivano.
Raymond-Child of Augusta Kent
and Catherine Leonard SnonSOrS