The herald., 1920-05-20
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PERSONALS.

Very Rev. Father Henri de La
Chappelle. :. NJ. provincial superior
of the MariSt Fathers. arrived Tues
day morning from Atlanta. Ga. to
make his annual visit of the Southern
houses OF the society. He left lmme-
diatelv for jefferson College ana st.
Michaels. at which latter place he
will preach d mission. Father de La
| Chappelle has been very busy since
his last visit here last year. lie had
! to attend a general Chapter in France
! and many other important functions
/ pertaining to the eVergrOwing needs
of the society in this country. lie re-
! ports that Father Dougherty has re-
turned from Italy and is now station
ed temporarily in ElmgrOye. West Nir-
; ginia. relieving one of the priests of
: that place. who has been very sick.
| Father DOugherty is well and wants
| to be remembered to all his AlgierS
! friends. who. by the way. are very
numerous. 1t is not yet known where
he will be stationed next year.
Very Rev. Father BOrredOn. of ST.
| Bernard. was in Algiers recently. He
! is TRYING to find priest to take his
place for some time during short
visit to his people in France. II Is
a very long time since Father Bor-
redon has been able to see his peo-
pie. He has been working hard and
| faithfully in st. Bernard and the adj
! joining missions and needs a rest.
Father st. Martin. 5. NJ. is still at
Our Lady of Lourdes during Mgr.
Kavanaugh's absence.
ANNUAL PARISH PICNIC.
This annual event. seems to grow
in size and popularity every year. for
when everybody t1ought the limit
had been reached last year they were
surprised to find this year larger
crowd than ever The day was ideal
and everybody enjoyed themselves.
Several games were played by the
BOYS, under the direction of Fathers
McGrath and Hayes. The flying
horses as usual were the great attrac-
ton and tickets to these were in
great demand The children. under
the guidance of Father Larkin and the
sisters. were taken to the picnic and
returned in order and without any be-
ing left behind or injured. 1t was a
great day. one that brought rest and
ioy to all who took the outing.
NOVENA TO ST. RITA.
The novena TO this great saint be-
gan last Friday and will close next
: Saturday at the $50 mass. The eNer'
| cises take place every evening at :,
!; with the May devotions.
FIRST COMMUNION CLASS.
The last first communion class OF
the year will receive on May 3Oth
Father Larkin is teaching these chill
dren every afternoon at 4. The pa
rents are again urged to send theil
children faithfully to these classes
Y The children of the Adolph Meyer
school and McLellanville must attend
. these classes also.
COMMUNIONS.
a Sunday Altar Society. $50; Chill
S dren of Mary Juniors. 1870.
SERVICES.
Daily-Masses. 6, $50, I. Wednes
day-S:30.
May deyotions and novena TO 81
!. Rita. I. p. m.
g Sunday-Masses. 5, $50, 7:S0.
= II, low mass. Baptisms. "a. Ma,
devotions. p. m.
Frances Leo, son Of Frances l.
Cazanbon and Leah l.. Florane. o
1904 Sumner street. Sponsors, Grac
y Cazanbon and Leo Florane.
It John Adam, son of John Adam
u Younger and Elizabeth NJ. Holly, o
SOC Opelousas avenue. Sponsors
Richard Holly and Elizabeth Mathews
2, proxy r. T. Younger and Alva 81
If lathe.