South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-25

preceding ones. in order 10 make
more fitting 20 the particular re-
cipient and each is highly artistic.
The Laetare Medal has been be-
slowed upon men and women OF
various professions The first 10 re-
ceive Il was John Culinary Shea. his
torian. The largest number from
any single profession g. in the field
OF literature. Patrick Hickey. Kath-
crime Conway and Patrick Donahue
were journalists Maurice Francis
Egan and Agnes Repplier, essayists,
and Mrs Anna Hanson Dorsey. Mrs
James Sadlier. Christian Reid. Eliza
beth Allen Starr. Charles Hebera-
man and Mai Henry BrownsOn are
I other authors who have received the
medal The army and navy are rep
resented by Gen. William RosecTdns
and Admiral w. S. Benson. Five
physicians. John B. Murphy Of Chi
Ego. Thomas Adds Emmet Fran
els Ouinlan, James J. Walsh and
I Lawrence +. Flick have also been
honored. Daniel DOugherty and W.
] Bnurke Cochran represent oratory:
I Edward Douglass White. former
/ chief justice Of the supreme court
/ Timothy Howard. Charles Bonaparte
and Joseph Scott. the law, and Pat
rick Kelley and Gen. John Newton
( architecture and engineering.
Such have been the Laetare Med
alists Of the past Notre Dame be-
/ lieves that they are all worthy 10
fulfill the prayer which the priest
reads In the mass on Laerte Sun
day. Let peace be in thy strength
and abundance i'm thy towers
The following is the list OF Lac
tare Medalists TO which the name of
DR.. Charles Patrick Neil will be
adde4 tomorrow:
1888. John Gimary Shea, his
torian. 1854. Patrick j. Kelley,
architect, 1885. Elizabeth Allen
starr. auth or 1856, General John
/ Newton, noted military engineer;
1857 Medal not conferred; 1883,
Patrick Y. Hickey founder of the
Catholic Review, 1889, Mrs. Anna
Hanson Dorsey. novelist; 1890. viii
liam T. Onahan; 1891. Daniel
Dougherty, orator; 1892. Henry r.
Brownson. author and philosopher
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the Boston Pilot; 1894, Augustin
Daily. promoter of high ideals in the
drama: 1895. Mrs James Sadlier
novelist; 1895, General William
Rosecrans, leader Of the Army OF
the Cum berland; 1897. Or. Thoma.
Adds Emmett, distinguished sur
geon. nephew of Robert Emmett
1898. Timothy Howard, noted jur,
list; 1899, Mary Gwendolyn Cald
we'll: 1890. John A Creighton. foun.
der OF Creighton University; 1901
w. Bourke Cochran. orator: 1902
DR. John r. Murphy, America
greatest surgeon; 1903 Charles J
Bonaparte, Encouragement unde
Pres Roosevelt; 1904, Richard c
Kerens. former Ambassador 20 Aus
tria; 1905, Thomas B. Fitzpatrick o
. Boston: 1906, DR.. Francis Qunlan
medical specialist of internationa
: fame; 1907, Katherine +. Conway
, author 1908, James G. Monaghan
leader I'm the consular service of tn
K. S; 1903, Frances Herman (Chris
tian Reid author; 1910, Mauric
Francis Egan, noted writer, an'
former Minister 10 Denmark; 1911
Agnes ReppHer. essayist; 1912
p Thomas B. Mulry, prominent chart
~ worker; 1913, Charles Il. Herber
man, the blind scholar; 1914. Ed
ward Douglass White, former Chic
Justice of the United States; 1915
Mary V. Merrick, philanthTopist
1916. DR.. James J. Walsh, physical
and historian; 1917, Admiral VII
, liam Sheppard Benson. Chief o
Naval Operation. L. 5. Navy; 1915
= Joseph Scott. distinguished Cali
fornia lawyer; 1919, George L. Du
val, business man and philanthropy
ist; 1920, DR.. Lawrence Flick, ply
stefan and historian, 1921, Mis-
Eliza beth Nourse, foremost Ameri
can woman artist.