New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-02-23


sanee faster than its awn eitizeDs de-
sire merely 10 satisfy the wishes Of
persons IN ether towns that they fol-
low the advice Of experts. This earth
was made very slowly, Geologic time
has very little TO do with daylight
saving time The patient builder Is
more likely 10 build for all time than
the builder who negleets the f0unda-
lions In order % rush a structure 10
completion, The World war pointed
I to the fundamental danger of an
autoeraey Personally l would rather
beleng to a representative form Of
government where the people are in
dependent citizens even though that
democracy fai,sd 10 satisfy the wishes
Of the wise experts. rather than 10 be,
long to an autoefaey composed OF
subjects who would be obliged 10 carry
out the rules and regulations laid
down for their obedience by the
wisest body OF experts the world has
ever seen, Ny study Of history leads
me TO believe In the ultimate success
OF popular government. however halt
Ing may be its progress. and in the
ultimate downfall of autoeratie gov
eminent however wise may be It's de.
erees."
James Sullivan. Miss Kathleen
Walsh and Mrs. Mary r. Cream rem
dered solos. accompanied at the piano
by John J. Cream. During The even
Ing Lyneh's orchestra played old time
and popular melodies, and also played
for the dancing that followed.
"Ideais OF Americanisn,."
Bishop Murray was at his best on
the topic assigned him. ideals OF
Americanism." For nearly half an
hour the distinguished church dig
nitary spoke on many questions that
bring about true American ideaiism.
During his remarks he spoke of the |
early life OF George Washington. |
which was fraught with hardships. OF
his search for education. and his spirit |
while onmander-i n-chief OF the
Revolutionary army. Bishop Murray
said that Washington was an example
In idealism and he told his auditors
that all should strive TO emulate him.
The bishop spoke on the benefits
gained through toll in attaining Amer
lean ideallsm. and he hoped the day
would never come when the people of L
this country would find II unnecessary
to toll. Bishop Murray scored those
who are. going about spreading in
sidious propaganda, which tends to
break down the government.
Committees in Charge.
The committees in charge of the
affair were as follows: Arrangements,
Michael p. LegEarn. chairman:
Thomas w. Grove. James lyman, Pat
rick J. Riley, DR.. II. X. Lasch, i. J.
O'Brien. secretary: Joseph +. Ryan
and James j. WEIGH. Reception COM
mittee. Joseph NJ. Halloran, chair
man: DR.. Henry T. Bray, Andrew J.
Colehan. Martin H. Kenney. Edward
A. Mccarthy, DR.. Henry Martin,
Charles Cleveland. Romeo A. Grise,
Michael ]. Kenney, John OLeary, and
DR.. Daniel w. O'Connell. Michael J.
kenney was MASTER of-ceremonies.
The young women who acted as as
'istants, were
Mary Leghorn, Mary WEIGH, Anna
WEIGH, Elizabeth Walsh, Mary Dona-
Tue. Catherine Gallery. Anna Kiniry,
Sadie Andulane, Margaret Grove,
katherine McGrath, Katherine Doher-
y. Grace Doherty. Marie Doherty.
Grace Cloughsey, Katherine Darcy,
Helen O'Keefe, Irene Walsh, Millie
Nuss, Eileen Riley, Rose Riley, Mary
Feore, Ruth ,Barrows. Roslyn Hanra-
nan, Gertrude Hanrahan. Mary Stack,
Eve Giannatta, Leon Homane, NADIA
Inc O'Hear, Katherine Kenney, Win
fred kenney, Helen Kenney, Mary
NcAloon. Elizabeth McAloon, Grace
1anrahan, Ruth Hart, Margaret Hen
" Elizabeth Wasky, Mary Burkarth,
rene Burkarth, Anna Clancy Mary
donsees, Helen Monsees, Grace Mon
ees, Carolyn Conlin, Moylan Conlin,
cecilia Meehan. Helen Bonney, Anna
lac Bonney, Dorothy McCrann, Eliza
'eth Smith. Helen Lynch, Katherine
Hart Louise Skelly