Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-09-18
5000 HOLY NAME
MEMBERS IN D. c. AS
CONVENTION OPENS
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~ doomed to disappointment, Father
Ripple said.
Following the work of organiZa-
ton appointment of committees, etc,
he said the day would be given over
20 registration of delegates and to
sightseeing trips about the Capital.
| The committee on credentials was
announced as follows: Joseph V.
Michel. New York; John j. Hayes.
Chicago: l.. f.. Thoman. New Orleans:
K. \. Josias. st. Louis: Edward A.
DAILY, Philadelphia Patrick j. Haiti
gan. baltimore: James f. Shea. Bos-
ton; Il. J. Woermann, Cincinnati, and
William q. Bruce, Milwaukee.
Then Father Ripple laid before the
convention the program for the vari-
Gus days. stresSing that addresses on
various subjects to be considered by
the convention had been assigned but
that no action taken was binding UNI
til il had been ratified by the Holy
Name Union of each diocese and by
the presiding bishop.
The program tomorrow announced
as spiritual Directors Day" will
open at 1880 in Convention Hall with
meeting of spiritual directors called
to order by Father Ripple.
Reading of pontitical letters from
Pope Plus NJ. and from Cardinal Bog
giani. cardinal protector Holy Name
Society. will follow. Gerald Griffin
viii sing and William Cardinal O'Con-
nell, extraordinary legate of the holy
see To the convention. will speak.
Reading and discussion will follow
in these subjects: First, National
Board of Advisers" direction New
York Union). Rev. Thomas p Phelan.
Rev William J. Rafter, Rev NJ. A.
Walsh; second. Ceremonial and Litur-
gy direction Buffalo Union). Edward
S. Schwegler; third, Annual Holy
Name Retreats direction Pittsburgh
tnion), Rev. James l.. Quinn: fourth,
Junior Holy Name Societies (direc-
ton Philadelphia Union), Rev.
James p Turner, c. S. S. r., William
J. Dougherty. James A. Michigan.
Lay Delegates day will be on
Saturday.
Meeting of Lay Delegates will be
called at 1920 am, by Very Rev. M.
J. Ripple, 0. p. p. e.. national di-
Rector. Archbishop Curley. Arch
bishop of Baltimore, host Of national
convention. will speak.
There will be reading and discussion
on the following subjects:
Permanent Extension Committee"
direction Detroit Union), p. Bradley,
John p. OHara and John A. Reynolds.
Lecture Bureau" direction Milwau-
kee Union), Olive l.. O'Boyle, Rev. A.
J. Tallmadge, S. j., and Sir William
George Bruce, *. S. G.
Big Brothers" direction Chicago
Cnion), Timothy d. Hurley, John j.
Hayes and Cornelius G. CRANE
Rallies" direction Newark Union),
Rev. j. J. Clark, Michael Raleigh and
James Refs.
"Official Emblems' (direction
Brooklyn Union), Rev. James F.
Flynn.
Resolutions" direction Scranton
Union), Rev. d. ]. Kane, Rev H.
F. Reap. Rev. George T. Schmidt, f.
J. Lynett and NJ. J. Costello.
Reception Planned.
Arrangements are being perfected
this afternoon for the official recep-
ton of Cardinal O'Connell, Archbishop
of Boston, tomorrow as the personal
representative Of the Pope, following
which the cardinal will participate in
and preside at all the meetings and
public exercises Of the Holy Name
convention.
All of the Catholic hierarchy and
clergy who are in Washington have
been invited to assemble at 1925
O'Clock sharp. in Caldwell Hall. at the,
Catholic University. where the pro-
cession will be formed. 1t will then
proceed to the Oblate House of