The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-02-05
auspices of their spiritual masters
and the leadership Of the best man.
hood of our town.

auspices OF tneiT opiIituoi Ah"oeSiS
and the leadership of the best man.
hood of our town.
PAROCHIAL SCHOOL DRIVE.
Owing to the inclement weather
last week the ladies were not able 10
do as much as they might have done
IL Mr.. Weatherman had been kinder
to them. They are, nevertheless, hard !
at work this week and magnificent re-
suits can be expected. So far the
ladies report good success. both IN
financial returns, and in the manner
they were received wherever they
called. Everybody seems to be glad
To be able to contribute to this good
cause. 1t is especially remarkable
the number of working young ladies'
who have promised to give their hun
dred dollars. This should be lesson
to the young men, who generally can
better afford it, and many OF whom
owe their power of earning TO the
narochial school. No doubt many can
look back in their lives and find out
that they owe to the present school
what to them is now worth far more
than hundred dollars.
SO far the Daughters of Isabella are
leading, with the Children OF Mary
second. The general results Will be
announced next Sunday.
All who have pledged themselves
should obtain their pass book from
their bank and start their deposits at
once.
HOLY NAME MEETING.
Tonight regular meeting of the
Holy Name Society. Although there
will be confessions going on in the
church, the meeting will be held Just
the same, The business meeting VIII
be held at the rectory. Some impor'
tant business Is to be transacted, SO
all are invited to be present.
FAN FAN.
Don't forget Fan Fan, the beauti-
full little Japanese play in five reels
with a prologue by the pupils OF the
Misses Morrison and Cassidys dane
ing and elocution school.
CANDLEMAS.
The Holy Name of Mary Church
S was a busy place this week with Can
: dlemas and the blessing of the
threats. Throngs were present al
each ceremony.
FIRST FRIDAY DEVOTIONS.
Thursday confessions: Morning
children of the public and parochia
schools. Other hours, 4 p. m. and
p. m.
1 Masses Friday: >, 6. $50, Z.
Services-Masses: Week days. ;
: $50, Z; Wednesday, $3.50.
p Sunday Masses, ). $3.50, 1880. 3. IL
low mass, sermon Baptisms, "a. De
votions. 4:SO. Holy Hour.
BAPTISMS.
: Imelda Observation-Disclosures o
y Louis Chisholm and lmelda Harvey
/, Sponsors, Ignatius Trauth and Lucille
Chisholm.
Joseph Thomas-Son of Thos. Ram
: sey and Emma Donovan. Sponsors
e Clifton Shields and Emily Seymour.
: Grace Lillian Mary-Daughter o
d Theo. Hotard and Florence M. Olroyd
x Sponsors, P. L. and Grace Krou'
@ ter.
% Aaron Joseph-Son of A. J. Lottir
;, ger and Effie Trahan. Sponsors, Ere
Lottinger and Mrs. E. Danjean.
- Lilly Vera-Daughter of J. c. Tread
way and Tina Soils. Sponsors, Hal
e ry Soils and Emma Treadway.
y Rita Christobel Gerturde-Daughte
= of w. ]. Brown and Clara ]. Ritz
Sponsors, Sydney ]. Soils and Ger
trude RIFT.
Bonnie L. Rita-Daughter of Harr
Gaffney and Mamie Mcmahon. Spor
sors, Rose Gaffney and Albert Aucoir
n Edwin Paul-Son Of Albert Daussi
and Laura Meyers. Sponsors, Fran
Meyers and Mrs. Serresemon.
Marguerite Blanche-Daughter O
Camille Legendre and Blanche Sauia
/ Sponsors, Louis Hymel and Gladly
). Legendre