mm im, im TH1 PITT8BUEGH CATHOLIC PARISHES OUTSIDE MEMORIAL MASS Ladies' Auxiliary, A. 0. H., Plant lor SSaSlISgSSsE E THE CITY OF PITTSBURGH AT CATHEDRAL ON Dedication of Washington Memorial ycmêéWûiòMnt Sotti DEVOTION „ Wendelin, Carrick SUNDAYMORNING Frank Dilla and Cecilia Bronder Slate President, Mrs. Mary G. Horan, Gives Complete Inf««»* Servi« at II „'Clock a. Relitte, *?ï? ,TTed ^"'nesday morning tion for Guidance of All Members in ftéMWioHMk-.. at 9 o clock. • Feature of Eightieth Division yetaV. Charle» Churche , B. F. D. Me. 4 Ä Vincent. Celebration Mrs. Mary G. Horan, State Presi- later than Pittsburgh Daylight Saw- 1 gkhaols. dent of the Ladies' Auxiliary, An- SBedelhy Colama B—d aad. P'^; sir ¿¡sii» Mayor Magee Opens ing Time. Appreciated kept m • Barbara- A solemn memorial Mass will be cient of Hibernians, whose For the members there will be There is quite seme i «, Jerome, «lebrated in St Paul Cathedral address ia 10 Pasadena street Pitts» through parlor cars from Pitts- and partial reward Is ti esatisfactio fact thant ft Mm Wd Ann. Beautiful Lawn fete sunday morning at 11 o'clock In burgh, last night gave to The Cath- burgh to Washington on the trains one's labor is not altogether in vain, connection with the Eighteieth Di- olic information complete- on the leaving at 9:40 *. m. and 1 o'clock as may be judged from the follow- vision celebration in Pittsburgh, an plags of the members of the organ* p. m., while the 11:20 p. m. tfain Heart. At SfcPJiilomena ing little note: event in which many organization«, lxation who «»template attending will have sleepers only. N. 8., Pittsburgh, Pa., ' gtTstanislaus. , churches and associations are Join- the dedication of the "Nuns of the Mrs. Horan said it is important . nativity. Pay. Tribute to Vnlm ef Christian Aufust 21, 1MM. ia, Civic Life and Lauds ing, together with military organi- Battlefields" memorial at Washing- that reports for reservations be Diocesan Union of Sodalities, __ Barnard. zations. ton, D. C., September 20, especially made early, so that each group of St Lawrence. Handsome < horfh Structure« Pittsburgh, Pa., The celebrant at the Mass will be for guidance in preparations for members of sufficient numbers Rev. and Dear Father: ' ¡7 ft, Frtncis. Father Edward A. Wallace, of St, making the trip from points in this holding tickets for the Pullman cars M. Piter and Paul. The flrat iawn fete in the history The very interesting article te of St. Philomena church, Qeechwood Joan of Arc Church, Manhattan district. sleepers will be assigned a this week's Sodality sews, an the ' «atlvity. Beach, New York, former chaplain Special car," with no other trav- , Mary. boulevard and Monitor street, was qualifications for oriests house- held Tuesday and Wednesday even- of the Eightieth Division. These plans The Catholic sets elers aboard. This feature in the keepers, was certainly as weleome _lig, St. Mary. ing of this week. Mayor William Father James Delaney, assistant forth for information of its read- arrangements as promised by the and instructive as any I have mad , St. Anthony. A. Magee opened lie fete with a priest ot St. Mary Church, Forty- ers, and elsewhere in this same railroad company is important and for some time. , & Kieran. brief address in which he discussed sixth street, Pittsburgh, will preach issue will be found an article giv- pleasant, since it gives all mem- In reading the advertising for St. Marks, the influence of the church on civic the sermon. It is expected that the ing the prngram-for the dedicatory bers an opportunity to make the such housekeepers by pastors m nor (ti«, St. Joseph. life. capacity of the Cathedral will be services at Washington, and a very trip under advantageous conditions papers, and immediately below that ~ Croati. taxed by the crowds in attendance. accurate and well written descrip- and in the privacy of their own of a woman for just such a position, om, St. Patrick«. Mayor Maree said, in part: "The tion of the monument. memberships. neither party signing the name, mm Ii, St. Peters. high type'of civilization which we now enjoy is almost entirely the re- It is planned, Mrs. Horan said, It is important, too, that all at- the advertisings repeated for weeks, d, St. Joseph English. ECCLESIASTICAL for all members to leave Pittsburgh tend the meeting of the organ iza made me think how useful jast such , St Monica, sult of the Christian religion. You a bureau would be of whieh you owe much to your religion, and your on September 19. Arrangements tion presidents on Friday night Over k, St. Cyprian, have been made with officers of the (tomorrow), in Room 305, speak •• tit Cedila. debt should be paid by supporting it AND ITS Your drnsgki s financially as well as morally: Pennsylvania railroad to supply of Columbus Building, Fourth ave- Then persons suitable for "such a 1 St. Bona venture. either an extra train or special nue, Pittsburgh, for discussion of position might register and priests JohnhnHi Medicine fer 'St. Alphonsus. "To flourish, a church needs the ANCIENT ORIGIN sleepers on other trains as desired. Anal arrangements. Mrs. Horan will in need of a competent housekeeper noi have it is g, St Martha, hearty financial support of its mem- All tickets purchased by the mem- preside jt is anticipated. Her tel- might apply, feeling confident that j, St Mary, 46th St. bers. Funds are necessary to pro- Beginning of Chirtrch Symbols and bers will be good and valid on the ephone number is Fafayette 0317-J, none but reliable parsons wonld be paid^ yon send mr I », SS. Cyril and Meth* vide proper and creditable church recommended. » o rather loWh buildings, and also to secure tal- Insignia is Hidden in Mysteries of trains leaving Pennsylvania Sta- and reports should be sent in to her, tion, Pittsbuigh, at 8, 9:40 a. m.; so that special groups for different Please answer the following qtte»- Mm.r mm bton, St Joseph, ented ministers and teachers. The The Past. tions which I have heard aa)»d any generous support of our churches, 1 o'clock, 8:05, 10:40 and 11:30 p. trains can be made up at onee, and even Dolors. m., all these schedules given as reported back to the railroad com- eral times and which were not in- St Peter. of which thia is a splendid example, Ecclesiastical heraldry naturally pany. cluded in your article: 1. Do such 1an, St Agnes. is something of which the city of divides itself into several branches, Eastern Standard Time, one hour housekeepers make any promises or BARGAIN TKAM9 St Peter's. Pittsburgh may he proud." namely; the arms of religious cor- vows? i Most they stay say defi- WbSÊÈ.A,-* ¡SL Hedwig, Colored lights added to the dec- porations and other bodies, the in- nite time onee they aooept the ' [•* ; file, St. Teresa. orations of the grounds and booths signia of ecclesiastical dignity, Supreme Officers of Knights of St thm? Thanking sou for your And Want CohMwjPor SS. Cyril and Meth- whose quickly depleted stocks at- ranks and office, the charges, terms nesa and assuring»you of my inter- tested the popularity of their wares. and forms of general heraldry hav- George Attend Allentown Convention est in this subject, I remain, a, St Ambrose, The general chairmen were P. F. ing a religious origin, usage or Ydurs respectfully, k, St Joseph, Bloom- Casey and Mrs. T. A. Hogan. The character, the and other; Mrs. L. C. R. Readers of the Pkb» . following were members of the vari- devices attributed to or typifying Southwest District Committee Holds Special Meeting at Scott- ous committees: .W. J. Bale, Dr. T. particular saints or other objects - Questions Answered bux&i •ocm^II^ held in veneration by the Church. dale—Other News of the Order In regard to the first vpstioa the IL APPOINTMENTS A, Hogan, George Eichenlaub, S. F. Sheedy, M. F. Whalen, C. M. Rauth, The origin of heraldry is shroud- answer is that she takes no vows Earl Tovey, Edward Fedigan, Jo- ed in mystery. It seems that it is Supreme President Joseph H. present at this meeting are located and makes no promisee whatever, If peu want a Ml «Mm ÁÉlf P. Hensler appointed except what may he expectef) from St 's church, seph Wassell, Fred Robinshaw, E. rathe; a development of three ideas Reiman and Supreme Vice Presi- at Carrolltown, Spangler, Nicktown, female kiafe or s Brendan S. Fitzsimmons ami T. J. Sweeney. none of which alone can be regarded dent Herman L. Hegner represented Ebensburg, Patton and Hastings. any faithful servant to attend to mobile, sr~s*y s as heraldry. The first beginnings the Supreme Board o{ Managers of At the latter place on the third Sun- one's duties, to ae honest, etc., etc. sat,'ft doeire to _ Father William B. McKenna is As regards the time ¿he must Reserve Township pastor of St. Philomena's. may be traced to the representation the Knights of St. George at the day of October the next meeting is eles whatsoever for of some personal device or Allentown Convention, August 24 to to be held and in connection there- stay after accepting the position, UN Cils column and iy all married women indicative of the individual—an idea 27. The two local officers left Sat- with an open public meeting for there Is no limit whatever. Upon {«factory results. Jib will receive Holy Com- which may be traced through the urday for the convention, which is which the committee is already bus- due notification she may give up ner rQNnKttrg*lt into —___— \ i body in the 7 o'clock More Pittsburgh standards qf the Children of Israel, the sixty-eighth annual meeting of ily arranging an attractive program. position any time, or .the pastor may -hamlet and rural nsdl f irti«M Jfaf Mass and Commun- through the devices of the ancient the German Roman Catholic Cen- On Thursday, August 14, the con- discharge her if she does not attend within a radine «f MO UpTm is children of the school, Societies Join Romans, Greeks and Egyptians and tral Society, with which the State ference of the District Deputies of to her work. Generally housekeep- Pittsburgh. * - lisopsil Monday morning attributable to real and mythical Federation has been in joint ses- Western Pennsylvania was held at ers remain many yean at a place, medium fo Man to the Holy Ghost, - National Council personages and to the totem or the sions. The Knights of St George the Pittsburgh District Headquar- for they have a quiet home, less Western Pi el rooms are in first class amulets of the savages. comprise one of the big and import- ters, ' 1408 Penn avenue. Plans for worries than in the world, their reg- gam spt* ttu ... • - —_ , the heating completed, Court Westinghouse, C. D. of A., The next grade of development ant societies in the convention making this a banner year through ular work and above «11 easy ac- class Ü prospero« and hooeet jht another year's work and Pittsburg Circle of the Cath- may be called the decorative period, group. out the order were made and the in cess to so many daily spiritual ben* Imords. The parish pic- terest taken in their assignments by eflts, such as holy Mass, frequent Rates far tiri* eptejui l Wednesday whs a grand olic Alumnae Swell Local Repre- expressive of the idea of ownership The Southwest District Commit- sunt at ion and eventually evolving into the di- tee held a special meeting oh Sun- the newly appointed deputies augurs or even daily Communion, and vari- half «ante s word •ms_ Iwiag to the untiring ef- rection of identification by means of day, August 17, at St. John's School well for the future progress and ous devotions. cash to bé sent in with the twrious committees and building up of the order. ife labor of many During the month of August, the ; The last step concerns it- Hall, Scottdale, at which repfesent- Notice of Oflkerfc of Sodalities Inf , girls and young men Court Westinghouse, No. 759, Cath- self with the idea of military neces- atives from the Branches located at At the same place on the follow Though next Sunday is the fifth olic Daughters of America, and sity proclaiming identity when the Jeannette, Irwin, Penn Station, ing evening, Friday, August 15, the Sunday of August, the general FARMI Pittsburgh , Circle, International extensive use of armor rendered Scottdale, So. Greensburg, Young- I*abor and Employment Committee ra of the parish as meetings of all officers will be post- pumrra __ J Federation of Catholic Alumnae af- recognitions very difficult, and as a wood, Mt. Pleasant, Connellsville organised in the election of W. L poned until all sodalities have again from St. Men's Ohwrab st itor, wish to express filiated jind gjiidv their dues /or 1924 result of the combination of these and Uniontown w«ra.pre sent. The Schubert as chairman and Law- taken up their duties and activities. pto the many welcome one-half mile from eslfg^. to the National Council of Catholic three stages of development was following officers wem duly elected rence J. Fey as secretary. Inquire Edward J. Balda**, IS» M Millvale, Bloomfield Women, the Pittsburgh Council re- evolved the necessity of preserving and installed by thé visiting Su- Otfc Monday, August 18, the i Hffl. At this time it is ported yesterday. the heredity or continuity of the preme President, Jos. H. Reiman; Knignts of St. George Cadet Com- FREE DISPENSAR Y baeh ttdg. : P state what the pro- This brings the total of Pitts- various- emblems. As a result of Fred W. Schildkamp, of Scottdale, mittee held their initial meeting j W, which will be used to burgh diocesan affiliations to one this development by degrees, by the chairman; H. C. Steinbiser, of Jean- with Colonel L. J. Seller, of the The Knights of Columbus < f FOB SAU&-TWÔüH 18M port of the new heating hundred and fifty Catholic Women's time that perfection was reaend in nette, vice chairman; H. W. Schild- First Regiment in the chair. Major- Cleveland are co-operating in es- avenue, (M4. eacA S» if organizations. this art of specific designation, her- kamp, of Scottdale, recorder; Leo J. Geueral John Lohrum and tablishing a free dispensary at St. three minutes from dy who sees our beauti- "This is a splendid record, but we aldry became a completed science Boch, of Irwin, secretary-treasurer; Executive, Afljtant-General William John's Hospital in that city, which Will ÑO os* enurch praises it highly, must have others if we are to hold everywhere and is today used al- T. Jackaman, of Connellsville, mar- A. Reinersmann, were also present will cost several thousands of doi- tema/ ITU 1 ¡does oa little good, what the lead äs we hay» up to the pres- most universally upon coats-of-arms, shall; trustees: H. F. Hance, Mt. and took part in the deliberations lars. The fund will he raist i by in- Corliss Station, I i" "more parishioners." ent. The Archdiocese of St. Ijoui* seals, banners and , says Pleasant; Thomas Garrity, Young- and outlining of plans for the fu- dividual donatione, and once estab- •¡•il •r families and your house- is making a strenuous effort to head M. O'Connor, in The Victorian, of wood, and John Zorn, Penn Station. ture extension of the Cadet move- lished, dm dispansary will be inain- FOR Pi! the list for the National Convention, Bourbonnais, 111. After the conclusion of the very in- ment in a number of parishes in tained by the Community Chest en plot IIS which will be hold in St. Louis in It is generally acceded that arm- teresting meeting hincheon was whieh the Reverend Pastors have conetruetkm;^ I Anthony, MiihaW November. Our should be ory as we have it today undoubt- served by the Board of Governors gladly given their consent to the BVBY LBFT IN CHURCH doer t* St. WMi -j- and Cadets, who themselves 'were recruiting of their boys for a unit PerrysVille. Inqnin The evening, Sejrtemb er 5, 'Every Catholic Women's Organiza- edly became general during the Mia of the Alumnj Association. tion Affiliated with the N. C. C. period of the Christian Crusades due busily preparing to leave for the an- of this strictly Catholic boys' or- (By N. C. W. C. News 6«rvice) Catholie^BjiHfl ' Communion Sun- W.,'" said an officer of the Pitts- to the common unity of purpose of nual encampment the next morning. ganisation. CINCINNATI, O., Aug. 20.—A the Chfldren of Mary, burgh Council. the leading nations of the then civil- The Northern Cambria District At the sixty-eighth annual con- dosen persona have offered a home FOR SALS—19 Mis I awn fell Jjeld last Wednes- ized world, which la certified in the Committee meeting oa Sunday, Au- vention of the German Roman Cath- to the giri baby, lese than two conditions wod: a success and most de- IF WE KNEW fact that the fundamental principles gust 17, was honored by the pres- olic Central Society with whieh the weekÄiBei^Äls found recentli y' *in St Address S. >W. of the science of heraldry have-ever ence of Supreme Secretary, P. Jos. State Federation was jointly meeting St Xaviers Church. Catholic. Jj> I* C. B. A. Hall If you knew the inner life of been cosmopolitan in character. Hess, who gave a detailed explana- in Allentown, Pa., from August 24 J^wnf at 8 o'clock, many of the people you work with Between general and ecclesiastical tion to the assembled officers of the to 27, the Supreme Board of Man- redneeday the following and do business with, and meet so- heraldry there ia no sharp or wide improved and additional benefits agers of the Order was repre- ¿»¡* ®Uted in marriage: cially in the common days, you difference, each in a way has the now granted to the members of the sented by Supreme President, Jos. [Wch and Josephine Nos- would be Very gentle with them. same particular origin, the same in- order through legislation passed at H. Reiman, and Supreme Firet Vice Joseph Martin and You would excuse their peculiarities timate lines of development, but the the recent Biennial Directorate President, Herman L. Hagner, who and their absent-mindedness at application of ecclesiastical heraldry Meeting in Steub^nville. Branches left on Saturday for the convention times. first occurs in the armorial bearings having their full quota» of delegates city. UKiiise, Mara, Pa. Grief makes life hard for many of personal or family nature, and .uuu li i Jul An i ""'""" """""'"" > «f a series of social people. If you knew all the secret found on ecclesiastical seals, sac red |^»a a card party to be burdens and the heart wounds which or saintly devices, and upon vest- Meious residence of many carry hidden beneath their ments and on religious banners. WORK BEGUN ON MOSAIC lfc.iL Sheridan. This smiling faces, you would wonder The latter is of little consequence place Saturday even- how they" can be as genial and lov- since it is more by nature symbol- TO BE GIFT OF THE ly afternoon and even- ing as they are in view of* the bur- ism, than expressive of heraldic use. pJW 18, a corn-roast plc- dens that crush them. TO WASHINGTON SHRINE IWd at Forest Hill Park. C. D. A. Boat Ride » Admission, including A CHILD'S RIGHT Bjr Enrico Pucci ^»llar. Children under Was Great Success msts. This park is A child has a right to daily lov- (Rome Correspondent, N. C, W. C. News Service) ing watchfulneM on the part of its Murillo, are to be fused on purpose V mpervision of Mr. Ed- parents. Feediflr, , teaching Court Pittsburgh, C. D. of A., was ROME, Aug. 19.—CoOBt Muccioli, i • •amber of the church are not enough, and many of the sad honored by having Father Lawless Director of the Studio of Mosaics for the mosaic destined«for the tickets may be had by estrangements which the years and Father Heinrich as guests at in the Vatican, .finished the car- Washington Shrine. |W{ t Boyle, Mara, Pa. sometimes bring between parent and their boat ride. Tuesday evening. toons which will sen» as models Wis cars stop at the child would be avoided if the parents The boat ride was a huge success, for the painting in oils from which htui not ignored this duty in early with over one thousand on the boat. will be reproduced the mosaic of Large Estate Willed «»ridan and Mr. E. years. And no matter how many The Merrill orchestra furnished the Murillo's "Immaculate Conception," To Catholic Work« . the members of the children» there may be in the family, music. , which is to be a gift from His Holi- i Mends to their respect- every one of them !has an equal Euchre, "500" and "old maid" ness to the Shrine of the Immacu- (Bq N. C. W. C. News Service) > Exact directions to claim to this tender, watchful care were played, with Miss Nora B. late Conception jit the Catholic Uni- NEW YORK, Aug. 2«.—Catholic ipaaaa wilThl c beCatholk given in on the part of its parents. King as chairman. The general versity in Washington. The car- charities will receive the bulk of - chairman was Miss Marie Doyle. toons .were made from an authentic the half-million dollar estate of the VALUE OF DRIED FRUIT Many beautiful prizes were award- copy of the original painting which late John H. Murphy, of this city, Carrick ed. Count Muccioli was sent by the who died recently. An accounting f Fitaaimmons, St. Ca- Dried fruit is more appetizing the Pope to Madrid especially to of the estate, led on August 15, ttd Hfldegard Pfeifer, than it sounds. Long soaking is one The Catholic prints the news of make. , gives the value as $504,207. Wednesday morning. thing that makes it good. the the world over. The gift of a mosaic of Murillo s The will of Mr. Murphy directs "Immaculate Conception," for the that upon the death of his brother, Shrine in Washington, was the Joseph F. Murphy, and sister, the imx generous impulse of Pope Benedict trust funds providing their income XV. The death of that Pontiff pre- are to be divided among several vented his keping his pledge, but Catholic charities. Legacies amount- Plus XI. faithfully respected it. ing to $60,000 each are to go to the The dimensions for this mosaic Catholic Church Extension Society, CHARLES R. MOFFITT sent from Washington are 2.75 x Chicago, and the Catholic Charities l.i»0 meters. The mosaic, therefore, of the New York Archdiocese, 477 Registered Architect will be larger than the original at Madison avenue, this city. The sum the Prado; in this the itgures are a of $25,000 will go to the Catholic little under Ufe-sixe, whfle they will Board for Work Among the Colored 522 WALNUT STREET, McKEESPORT, PA. be a little above in the mosaic. People. A similar amount has been Wjk Count Muccioli thinks that the willed to the following: Sacred copy will be ready by the end of the Heart College, of Greenville, Miss., present year. A reproduction In Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum, mosaics trill require at least a year House at Calvary. Epiphany Apos- Ecclesiastical and School Architecture and a half s work. ProbdMy in three tolic College, Baltimore, and the years the work will be ready for Society of St. Vincent de Paul. shipment to Washington, There was a bequest of 92,000 to St. While the Studio of Mosaics of Patrick's Cathedral. ^ It The Architect And Superintendent For The the Vatican always has a large re- serve of enamels In stock of all The Catholic goes to press Wed- qualities and colors for the works, nesday noon. News which cannot be HEART SCHOOL, M'KEESPORT, PA. many new enamels of very new col- passed through the vnrirat bmcImb- ors, such as are merges » the dm- Ual departments before that time icate works of the greet sad gentle urrhM to* lata.

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