Evening star., 1922-11-23
CATHOLIC women
CHOOSE DIRECTORS
Results Of BaI|oting by Ma
tionaI Council to Be
Known Today.

Balloting for national directors oc-
cupied practically all Of the morning
session of the National Council Of
Catholic Women in annual convention
here, Announcement Of the result OF
the ballot will be made this afternoon.
More than $4,000 was contributed,
it was announced today. to the Ma
tional Catholic Service School founded
in 1921 by the National Council of
Catholic Women to train Catholic
girls for social work. The contribu-
Itions were made following the address
by DR.. William ]. Kerby Of Catholic
University.
The contributors and the amounts
were: Mrs. De'ancey Kane, New York.
$500; Mrs; RTooIe. St. Paul aoa. 81! ;2:SeG.; =.
w. Francis. New York. $4,000; Miss
Reardon, Pittsburgh, one years tu-
ition for Porto Rico: Mrs. A. H. Bird.
Salt Lake. 500: Mrs. Michael Gavin,
New York, $4,000; Mrs. O'Donovan. st.
Miss Fennegan. New York. 500: Miss
Derivaux. alumnae st. Mary Of the
Woods. 800; Miss Helen Mccarthy.
New York, 500; Mrs. Stapleton.
Washington. D. C.. $1,000; Miss Regan.
Mrs Mrs MeGalvinf New York. 500; Miss
Mrs. John M. Courdts. Kingston. N. Y.
| 500; Mrs. John Haubert, Washing
ton. D. c.. 500; Mrs. James Hackett.
FSa New :99e Ho9H ,sc %e: MSs syvsstsn 5osn
Ebrentz. s25; Mrs: Teresa Molamphy.
Kerby tfour at SIS each). 500; Mrs.
G. w. Reynolds. CT arleston. s; G,
$ioo; Mrs. e. J. Humphreys. Jersey
city, $50: Mrs. Robert F. Norton. Jer-
sey City, 500: Mr.. Nelson O'Shaugh-
| nessey, New York. 800; Miss Eliza
beth Donellan. Jersey City. 500; Mrs.
500; Bishop Schrombs. Cleveland do
cese, $4,000: Bishop Schrombs. per-
sonal. $1,000; Miss Bricken, Atlanta
Women I'm Industry Discussion.
]. A discussion of Women in In
| dustry" Is to occupy the afternoon.
with tho annual banquet to be held
this evening.
The speakers tonight were an
nounced as Rear Admiral William 8.
Benson. retired; DR.. Charles P. Nei1.
Of the United States coal commission; !;
Miss Mary Anderson. director OF the
Labor; Mrs Mabel Walker Willie.
brandt. assistant attorney general Of
the United States. and Rev. John j.
Burke, general secretary OF the Ma
tional Catholic Welfare Council.
The convention will terminate to-
morrow evening. but on Saturday
Catholic drama conference will be
attended by delegates to the conven-
ton.
Warning Of Struggle.
Warning that a Titanic struggle
is impending" as regards the rela-
tionship Of democracy and education
was given last night by Rev. James
Ryan, director of the department Of
education of the National Catholic
| Welfare Council. In an address be-
Two philosophers Of education are
contending for mastery in the United
States, according to the speaker. who
described them, one as the national
istic point Of view and the other as
"the traditional American attitude"
Face to Face With Crisis.
II do not exaggerate when I say"
face to face with one Of the most mo-
mentous crises in the history Of our
country. and may add, too. Of our
(Catholic) church. that we ever have
been called upon to participate in. Upon
its outcome depends to a great de;
States.- the perpetuity Of our demo-
cratic institutions and the continued
existence Of our church"
The convention also heard the sub
ject Of education discussed by the
Rev. William ]. Kerby. faculty
member Of the National Catholic
Service School. who spoke on the
subject of the opportunities, as we'll
as duties. presented by the school
The annual report Of the service
school was rendered by DR.. Anne NJ.
Nicholson OF San Francisco.