Southern Messenger (San Antonio and Dallas, Tex.), Vol. 30, No. 36, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 13, 1921 Page: 3 of 8
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General chairrjan. Very Hev. 11.
general sqcrelary, Pref.
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and the club decided to
picnic supper at Lake Aus-
the following Tuesday. Sev-
letters from former members
read to the club by the chap*
Adjournment followed.
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lecturer, Dr. Chas. F. Kenney.
Preparations are being
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Drama” was splendidly
The "Miracle Play.." sba
said, was introiinced by the early :
Church tit aid in the knowledge of
Holy Writ. It wys scarcely more
than a responsive reading of scrip-
tural passages but nevertheless was
:i simple form of drama with the
purpose of teaehuig its lesson. Fur-
ther, the. Mass itself is a d ram dt is a -
tion of the passion of our Lord and
each movement has a significance
to the initiated. Following the
mystery plays we see the rise of
the Kllegorieat bands of actors who
would go from village to village
through Europe to present plays.
Tills form of entertainment led to
the developed comedies and trag-
edies of the later middle ages. : Fur -
a time Roman plays swell as the
"Sign of the Cross,” "Quo Vadis.”
"At the Mercy nf Tiberius," "Fab-
;ola" (Cardinal Wiseman) were in
popular favor.
(Short biographies were given of
tns lives of Madame Modjeska, the
“Divine Sarah,” Mary Aiideriion.
Clara Morris, M, Aaglln, Ethel
Harrvinore, George Coban and n*nuy
others.
The Passion Piay, given first in
..bennmeruan, was presented in
this country at Hoboken, N.. ,L, .by
Holy Family parish.
The Cottingham home was lovely
with decorations ei coral vines ami
iheir tail blossoms. Dainty refresh-
ments were served at the close o’
ihe social hour.
ST. EDWARD’S COLLEGE,
AUSTIN, TEXAS
The football fans at St. Ed-
ward's saw their team take an easy
victory from the State School for
Deaf and Dumb on Saturday, Oc-
tober S. The cnllegitms ran up a
total of 48 points ugninst a blank
for the State school. The limit of
ten minute quarters kept the scope
below the half hundred mark. Cotieh
Meagher’s fighters tried various
styles of playing anil were most huc-
cessful in the forward pass. Darcy
was the pro mine a-, ground gainer
in the open play. Newell. Clarke
and J. McAtee were other stars of
the game.
The team
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Several of our parish loners par-
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Catholic diamond jubiltw celebra-
Hon. Miss Angelina- Kemper motor-1 t0llk
cd back from Fredericks burg With;-- ■
Sir. and Mrs. Frank Rtdninger and;
Mrs. L. Wm. Menger and Miss I-tilir-1
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THE NEWMAN CLUB. AUSTIN.
The Newman Club of the Univer-
sity of Texas held its first business
meeting last Sunday, October 9. at
11 o'clo.ck in. the club rooms. Rev.
’J. Elliot Ross, C. S. P., the chap-
lain, opened the meeting with pray-
” er. The retiring president then
threw the meeting open for nomina-
tions for the various offices. The : -
■ -toll&wIhsSorficers i were elected tor ;
■ ’he year: Mr. Jules .laccard, o.t <?;
:l Denison, president: Mr. John. Melon :
of Colorado, vice-president; Miss
Miriam Gerling of Palestine, secre-
tary; Mr D. T. Stafford of San An-
tonio, treasurer: Mr. Meredith Pos-
ey of Austin, historian. The new
president immediately .assumed his
duties,
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OirFICERS AND DIRECTORS:
Gee. B. Talistemb U:res-
L J. Hart. Vice-Preis-
Dr. Jctm B. IlerfE, Vlea-Fm.
Chas D Bail, Vice-Preu.
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COMING ORDINATION. !
Rev. Patil P. Kaspar, of Ganado, 1
; iviil br ui<:»ai,:>1 fu ti,o hirly pii^rSl--
j hood in the Church of SS. Cyril and I
| Methodius, at Shiner. Testis, next1
(Sunday morning, October ifi. nt h
(o’clock, by the Rt.. ilev. Arthur J.
j UroEistiertK, D. L., Z2LL..,. .2
I Antonio.
j The , newly ordained priest will
I celebrate his first Solemn Mass at
Ganado on. the following Tucaday,
October IS. at 10 o'clock.
Ek-et Ion of SminlitJ" Oftlceim.
The Chiidrwt nf Mary Sodality
held their asmmi! election of offi-
cers on Friday evening. Sept. "0,
at All Saints .Wiulcmy. The officers!
to serve during the coming year are
as follows;
Catherine Call- president: Clara.
S ch wad tmt’11, Vice-president; and 1
Rtwe Agues Snyers, secretary and
treasurer.:
The sodality at present has an en-
: rollmeut of about fifteen young in-
dies and with a .. eta sis of .twenty ns-
liiranig the year :promises tn be a
- successful one .with ...them. The so-
dality, meets every... Friday. .
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of Fart Worth Council, Knights
„„ „ oliimbm?. fwASastitlled with an
impressive'- ■ <!eWmjariy..:..by.. ■ ■■.'District.
n..ip-tv K.v.-nu.ml -T. Finn..Thursday
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received
on the j
of St, Francis of Ass-
et this illustrious!
founder. Sirs. Zilphiim I
took the names of Frances.
" We tope to converts
ready for the sucramenr of regen-
eration before the Christmas
son.
October 4. Hev. R. Vernimont of
teuton assisted Father Sebauf dur-
ing these three days. Father Verni-
mont preuchert very instruct five ser-
mons on Moodily and Tuesday sit
the principal .Masses.
I’;.ir<>dii;il School,
Our panic liial school re-opened
on Monday. Sept, 2G, with ;i good
f nroliment. under the direction of
the Sisters of Divine Providence.
Burial of Former HtdrKer.
Mr. Frank Amen of
Falls, formerly
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place and was buried here with, secretary. Anthon:
military hormrs. He was an ex-: cording secretary,
. service mar, m the lute war. Tin? ■ warden. Arthur
i nigh tisfeem in which he was held' guard, Edward J.
j here was shown by all business; guard. Charles .1. Neilon.
Sli!a' house?i closing during the funeral..
Surviving- him are his father, three!
sisters and one brother, all of Pilot i
Point, and two brothers of Kansas; wjl] bfi elated to the holv priest-
City, Mo. i .
Father Sclrnaf. the local pastor. [
-look, a two weeks’ vacation to visit!
! his Some folks in Kansas, returning’
:on Sept. >;<>-
.Do you. know whether
v-^ HD!’ ii:e pies your loved ones
O'ij r;lt aw«y from home
T (ire pure mid palatable?
shine ’with "those that tench others
unto justice, like sti rs for all eter-
nity.” ' '
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New regulations proposed to gove.ru Jgl 8
Ebe distribution of sacra mental ftft-fflil
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parochial school.” He spoke also of ;
ihe Control Bureau of the Centra!
Verein and urged the young rueu to
join the affiliated societies. Mr.
Henry H. Dielmann of San Antonio
spoke very ably ou the "Lay Apos-
tolate,"referring to the achievements!
of the pioneers of Fredericksburg as ;
excellent examples of apostohe work.; «
They came, ne said, without pnest.
'ihelr school teacher. Mr. Leyendeck- ’
er, kept the faith olive by teaching-
Catechism; there was no Catholic!
church, mid for some time they ’ i.erlnch;
held services in a building that was J. M. Dnbray.
used by other denominations of the mlttee—-Max C. Stell ling, chairman;
redericksbnrg colony. Now Fred- Felix G. Steliling, Joseph Molberg,
cricksburg is one of the best pur- John Metzger, Henry Kunz. Hugo,
‘sbes in the diocese. In closing he,'Valter and Gregor Blanchard. Dee-
urged all to give good example, to orating committee-—Prof. 1. M, Du-
wine, which were to have become
clfectlvo September 15, have been
lu-’d iti abeyance temporarily, ihi”
to tlie protests of Jewish rabbis.
The new regnintiohs Culled for
flm abolition of sacra mental wine,
dealers as such and the substitu-
tion of manufacturers’ sales agents,
placing the responsibility for the
nets of their employees in distri-
buting the wines upon them. The
postponement will permit the cun-
linuance in operation of dealers do-
ing business in sacramental wines.
Original regulations called for the
annual use of ten gallons of wine by
each family, but these regulations
were amended to limit the amount
tn on.” gallon, which called forth
the protest from tile Jewish rabbis.
The present plan, it is declared, is
Co liberal ire the restriction, per-
haps to three gall ens.
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B. Lange, Fi-
ra nee committee - John Metzger.
John Weinheimer, Anton Lott. John
jcnj-chite. Jacob Krauss and William
Knopp. Refreshment committee—
Jacob Kraus and Oito Meurer. Diu-
i er committee -Mr;;. Jacob Kruse,
ihulrninu; Mr.-sit a rues Jelln Lot,,
Christian Fritz, Mary Meckel and
I-’iss Mary Stein,
Jubilee Gifts.
A complete set <>l vest mon is. in-
ihiding dalmatics, chasuble, cope,
veil, stoles and mum pies, wins don-
ated to the church by the parish-
(oneis; a magnificent gold chalice
was the gift oi Mr and Mrs. John
Petri. Other donations were: a
gold ciborium by ihe partsl!rloners
and two proccssioilal lanterns hr
Messrs. Peter and Wm. Knopp.
The new banner of St. Joseph's
Society arrived too lute to be bless-
zd and used for the Jubilee.
guards. G. O’Gorman. F. E. Conlin; ; THE CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY.
(By N. C. W. C. News Service.)
During the summer the chapel of
Divinity Hall baa been renovated in
an artistic manner under the dlree-
FROM SAN ANGELO, TEX. < tlon of Frederic de Henwood who
The following officers have been i has also completed similar work in
elected by Sun Angelo Council. K, i rhe eimpel of Gibbons' Hall. The
I of C., to hold office during the en-1 stone work on McMahon Hall has
i suing year: | been pointed and the walk-; and
i Grand knight, Frank. II. Kennedy; ! drives ot the campus have been
Amen of Wichita i deputy grand knight. John F, Rehn-1 placet! In the best condition. The
of Pilot Point, wasjers: chancellor, James .1. Nelli; i Poriuguese library of Mr. (Hivefrit
killed ar .the former | Iren surer, Joseph II Luna: lintiticla! I tj,. Lima, which fee Jias donated to
buried here with! secretary. Anthony A. Heimers: re-1 the university, has been Instalfed hi
He was an ex-: fording secretary, Foster S. Shields; ; McMahon ..Hull, Mr. de Lima person-
oi the lute war. Tin?; warden. Arthur P. Bond: inside jelly supervising the installation cd
Moonen; oittsldelthe books.
'ieiloji. ; A new printing pre.tr;. complete in
- -- i all details. Ims been set up al the
university and will be known as
the Salve Regina Press. The presa
wii! have faellltieis for curing for
iilt university publications.
The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Edward A.
.Pace. Hie Rev. Dr. Roderick A, Mac-
Kt itev Artnur r jl'-achen, and Mr. Frederick V. Mur-
D Plshon ot 4 rh>’ represented the Catholic Uni-
D„ Bishop ot ■■■“’iversfty at Hie laying of the :;orner-
; rtone of the new library of Lou-
| vain, Mr. Murphy baa spent a
! portion of the summer in visiting
i Roiu.'i.'iesque chin ches of southern
(France and northern Italy jn the
1 interest oi the National Shrine of|
! the Immaculate Uoncepliou. of
I which he Is one of the architect*.
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i NEGCO «HJJ/ kxboixeij
and hfs ,
land.
_ Another very welcome visitor at
bt. Mary’s on Sunday, October 8,
was the Rev. Charles L. O'Donnell,
Irovincial <i£ tin? Order of Holy
Cross at Notre Dame, Indiana. He
wan ar.campLillil;<j by Rev. Dr. Schu-
macher and Rev. M. Quinlan.
The first regular meeting of em-h
or the literary and debating cinbs:
ihe "Joyce Kilmer.” "Aquinas.” mid
Iserviee’’ club, was held Friday
morning. lirieg programs, consist-
current, events^ readings arid
impromptu debuum, were rendered.
Work in tile athletic field has
progressed steadily since the begin-
ning of school. Each team has play-
ed quite a number of games, ex-
periencing the joys of victory as well
as the chagrin of defeat. ' At first
the playing was rather crude, due to
the fact that the players were all
amateurs, but after hard practice the
teanm are getting in good condition,
and play almost like professionals,
recording to credits, the standing of
each team is: Greens, <5; Reds, 5’A;
Golds, 5; Grays, ;l.
A Requiem Mass was offered
_..A Monday, at
all' the Catholic pupils of
Dame Institute and the clasis-
of Miss Madeline Sinn, sister
the deceased, attended.
Adilltionill Convert Received.
Only u fortnight ago we mention-
ed the admission of half a
adults Into Mother Church,
then another cnl.echuinen t
the Sacrament of Baptism
glorious feast c.‘
siM. In honor
religious
Hammons
. i’iustrate the Catholic faith in their J bray ami Justice -
. daily lives, ranee committee
Mr. Ben. Schwegmann, secretary
of the Verband, extended the telici-
, tatitnm ot the society to the parish-
ioners of Fredericksburg. Catholic
social life began in Fredericksburg
i with the organization of the men's
! and women’s societies.
| President Leo M. Dielmann urged
: »be fathers and mothers io see to it
j that their boys and girls take up
„ the great work of the organization
excellent examples of apostolie work.; ,(a. g]o!,v of [hfi Cath(>!ic
faith.
IlVHSl.lN GREEK
HCH1SM.ITICS CONFER
WITH CAT!RMACS,
(By N. C. W. C. News Service.I
Olomoiic, Czccho-Slovakia. Sept J ‘'t’1 11
—Some measure of the succesi-'f! :.",J
of the recant conference between.; fBy N. C.- W. C. News Service.)
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University .: has enrolled asnbiig : fls j Rl
stmlents ef law. this session a ’irnsrn)
W.f
;.last mertingftr the Rus- ’colieS-'‘
; Catholics in this city, M6a- tegree and for a tlme taught leaf
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f . .’ life,’ q£ TOr ap,.rit„aj.;
' ■ sJ>bCamp TravlJ
during X°IW’ ealk:d at fk’
P'lSt: Weefc’ rsu'-twing old j
*1“,alIc.lis’Father Fenly hingl
/lwty 3n Ule n’wai'an Islands; ’
aftd he, prosithes to. give a lecture jii r
hf*ture to st.... Jrary-jj. atu*
uesitu about the natives cif Hawaii
^perienc^ while on the is*!
R.-.w.d
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'■ Th” season’s initial meeting" of" 'j-'gl
ftlie Newman Circle was held ’os ' - ’ '
jjOciober A at tile homo of the prmd- ’ ft-®
Almw, Mrs, G. R. Coilingfeum. Tim ■ 'gj
>.tfeu<hrace was large ami veil uuii ’ . jfeSd
'?■ to ”Vacation Exyerieimef;” -proved • W
h:X£es S'lL’Sj'L ■ R-f
Walsh. iimstoc «i Ann;:miiati<m T'.ffiliJ
Church. lie spoke of the. value -■
msd necessity of education anti nl ’ ■ T'ISit
the many up port til’d lies r,itw of he- ’"■■Tffls
coming educated. Fathtw 'A'afeh ■ g||
l iaised the Newimin Circle. On their ■ ■:<-■:■■;-! :gf
seJsalarship to the State University. ®|:
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Mrs. .1. L. Short with Miss Blanche- ,®il
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Knights (lolttinbns, ”l t114-’1' re’
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coming year: ,
Grand kuighS. Lawrence ,
recorder, Edwin UH: financial secre-
cy, Frank 3. Heitzmw; treasurer. .
ftauk Weber: mhoente. Ford- Bor-
ft^- ’warden. WBlitim Hnizbn’i m-f.
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