Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-05
DELEGATES ARRIVE
FOR YOUNG CATHOLIC
NATIONAL MEETING
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munity 'sing'' under the direction
OF Harry l. Walsh. Soloists on the
program are James Desmond, Fran
els Lenhoff and Master Andrew Nc
Cullin.
The next number will be peri
patetic" by Charles J. Mckinley,
which will be followed by songs and
music by the Hawaiian trio, Paul
Heating, Paul Seery and Louis Pres
ton. A sketch. entitled Three B's,
which," said to contain a number of
surprises. will be staged by students
of tho Salesianum High School. fca-
turing Lloyd Barton. Edward Zwolak
and John Naulty.
Military Mass Tomorrow.
Tomorrow morning the delegates
and visitors will assemble on the lawn
about st. Thomas Church, Fourth
street and Grant avenue, where at 10
o'clock solemn high military mass
will be said. This morning tho altar
was erected at the base of the new
flagpole, which is one OF tho highest
In the city, and from the peak Of which
tomorrow will be floating n handsome
American flag. one of the largest TO
Those attending the mass will gather
on the spacious lawn spreading away
from the foot of the altar.
The celebrant at the mass will be
Father Baisnee. of Washington, d. c..
an overseas army chaplain who. while
administering to the wounded on the
battle field In France during the
World War lost his left arm. The dea-
con will he Father Munster another
overseas chaplain and yho is wei
known in this city. having formerly
been an assistant pastor at st. Pat
rick's church AT Fifteenth and KING
streets. The ub-deacon will be Father
Mclaughlin of the Ohlate Fathers al
the Salesianum. also an overseas army
chaplain who made an enviable rec
ord for svalor during the war. The
master of ceremonies will be Rev
John J. Lynch. assistant pastor at st
| Thomas Church. The sermon Will b'
preached by Rev. DR.. Tucker. presi
dent of the Salesianum. and another
priest who served as an army chap
! lain during the war.
Bishop John J. Monaghan of tht
Wilmington Diocese will preside a
the services. A throne for him will h,
erected TO one side of the altar an,
at the base of the flag pole. He re
turned today from Rehoboth where
he has been summering in order I,
be present at the field mass tomorrow
Tomorrow afternoon the visitors viii
be taken on a sight seeing tour of th
city and vicinity. Sixty automobile
have been secured for their accommo
dation. They will he shown all tn
historic places in and about Whining
ton which have played such a big par
in the early history Of the nation.
Tomorrow evening in The Playhous
there will be a mass meeting. Pau
Healy of this city will preside. DIR. {
J. Coyle, state deputy of the Knight
Of Columbus of New York. and a not
ed physician will speak on the cub
ject, Religious federation" The othe
speaker will be Charles r. Curle,
former United States District Attor
tney in this city.
The business SESSIONS of the cor
vention will begin Monday mornin
at the Hotel du Pont and will he hel
morning and afternoon. The after
noon meeting will be closed in tin
to permit the delegates to reach Hai
Ian field at 5 o'clock TO witness base
ball game between the Bacharac
Giants and st. Thomas teams. gan
which has been postponed for TIL
special purpose. Hayes will pitch fc
st. Thomas and fast interestin
contest is in prospect.
Monday evening the delegates wi
be taken on a river ride up and dow
the Delaware river. Tuesday the but
iness sessions will he continued ar
that evening the convention will con
/ to a close with a banquet in the Hot
= du Pont at which several city al
State officials will be among Il
I guests.