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ST- PETEIVS. snrr. u T0 13

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mason CONVENTION, l,

Madam President and Ladies of tho

Catholic Women's League. As delegate to the annual Dlo_

cesan Convention of the Catholic Wymens League. held at st. Pet- ers, P. E. Island. from ° pmmber

11th to 13th, 192B, I be to b l; the following reports-g s“ m The Seventh Annual Convention oi’ the Catholic Women's League of Prince m piclously Opened Name Hall, St. Peter's Tuesday evenin . at 8 o'clock, wl h O'Hanley. President sub-division, presiding.

Convention delegates W“ Bunk. after which

strumental music was

proper choice of literature in the

Elli-fl. as a vital aid to the good

and the School" was of terest to all. We were ind lleged to listen to a talk so tive and helpful particularly to

eep 1n- d priv-

ﬂhe Charlottetown ﬂhe undivided attention of cncc, when she gave a most inter- esting report of the National Cun- vantlon. held in Calgary, in June.

Mrs. Mclntyres po ers of oratory

slons made Convention so interest- ing. Brief, but inspiring addresses were then given by the visiting clergy, Reverend Fathers Connelly Rooney and Callaghan, after which v v LlUlPEUJtlS. VISIIOTS and visiting clergy. were entertained to Supper at the Parochial House. the guests of Rev. Father McAulay. .A fen- ture of the evening was the music both vocal and instrumental, fur- nished by a group of young ladies representing the Charlottetown Ju- niors. ~ ‘

Wednesday morning, at 9 o'clock. our Convention Mass was celebrat- ed ln the beautiful new church at St. Peter's. High Mass was sum by Rev. Father Connolly, and an eloquent and inspiring sermon was preached by Rev. Doctor Callaghan. I feel that it would be of interest here to note that during the Con- ucntion Mass a solo was very clear- ly and sweetly rendered by Mrs. Lnrkln. one of the active members of St. Peter's sub-division, who is just eighty years young, and who was a daily attendant atﬂthe ses- slons. ‘

The regular Convention business opened at 10 a.m., the sessions’ be- ing held in the church vestry. The President. Mrs. W. J. McIntyre. op- ened the meeting with prayer. after which the roll was called, the re- presentative of each sub-division answering, and every sub-division with one exception being represent- ed. The reports of the Diocesan Recording and Co esponding Sec- retaries were rea ‘ and adopted. The reading of the Treasurer's rc- port was held over until Thursday,

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Edward Island was in Holy Bay, on September llth, Mrs. Augustus of St. Peter's After ex- l-efldln! a gracious welcome to the and visitors, W1’ Own imlrlrlns ode. OﬂCanada. .a most en- joysble program of vocal and ln- carrled out. Rev. A. J. McAulay, parish priest of Saint Peter's, in hls greeting ad- dress, spokl! on the inﬂuence of a

home. stressing the importance of

morals of- the community.‘ Dr. J. C. McDonald, of York, was the next speaker, whose subject "The Home

educa-

parents, and all those interested in? the care and education of children! Mrs. W. J. McIntyre, President of 1 sub-division, held l the audi- l

1928, which she“ attended in the} capacity _of Honorary National Sec-' romry. acting also as voting dele-l gate for the Charlottetown diocese.’

are well known, an we were in-g “ deed proud of our President, whcl when "l"! 01' 0llr daughters- at that-tlme-and during our sss-l ln-IBW 11115595 illlylllllll in 0hr

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owing to its not having been re. celved. Adjournment was mode until 2-30 11171., when business was again resumed. The minutes of the last Diocesan Convention were then read by Mrs. Parnell Mc- Mahon, Executive Secretary, fol- lowed by business out of the min- utes, and reports from Diocesan Committees. It was very encourag» m; tonote in listening to these re- ports and discussion, that thc Work 0f the league has advances lI1 every branch of its different ac- tivities, and the annual donation: to the National Budget and Schol- arship Fund were unanimously vot- ed. The President explained in detail the qualiﬁcations necessary: for those wishing to compete for .- ffallonsl Scholarship, to the inter- cst and satisfaction of all. A nom- ination and resolution commitlcl being formed for Thursday's busi- ness, meeting adjourned.

On Wednesday evening, the chlo- lmtes were entertained by Dr. R. J McDonald and Mrs. McDonald at their charming home. Cards am. music were followed by a deliciou luncheon served by the young ladies of St. Peter's. Those present wii always have a. happy memory o! their genial host, who in respons: to especial request, entertained sr cnjoyably by his selections froxr Drummonds “Habltant?

On Thursday morning at 9.30 thl business of the Convention was re- sumed, with the President, Mrs. McIntyre, in the chair, and thr. election of oﬂlcers for the ensulnl.» vcar then was held, the Nomination Committee consisting of the follow- ‘ng: Mrs. Frank Murray, Charlot- tetown, convenor; Mrs. W. J. Mul- lin, St. Peter's; and Mrs. Henry Gallant, Tlgnish. The following is the result of the election: Diocesan President, Mrs.‘ F. J. Casey, Char- lottetown; First Vice-President. Mrs Mary McAulay, St. Peter's; Second

divisions were read by the President or delegate representing each. These

showed that during the year past

been most active in the various works outlined in our Constitution The Treasurer's report having been received. was read and on motlor: adopted. The Resolutl n Commit-

tee. with Mrs. Thomas ~‘ River. Convenor, Mrs. Henry Train- or. Klnkors. Mrs. J. A. Callaghan

ice-President. Mrs. Dr. E. G. Gillls Kenslngton: Third Vice-President Mrs. Amelia McGrath, Alberton; Tress, Mrs.,Frederick Conroy, Tig- nish: Executive Secretary.‘ Mrs. Parnell McMahon, Kenslngtnn (re- elected); Corresponding Secretary Mrs. Thomas Bolger. Hope River: Councillors: Mrs. Augustus O'Han- ley, St. Peter's; Mrs. J. W. McDon- aid, Curran Ban; Mrs. Charles Fish- er. Tracadle; Mrs. Henry Trainor; Kinkora; Mrs. Clarence Morrlsscy Tignlsh. Adjournment was then made until 2 p.m., when the re- ports from all the different sub-

reports were adopted as read and

the different sub-divisions have

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85' ‘cad. being as follows:._ ' olic

presentatlve Reverend Louis of Charlottetown, and promise oul

welfare of Holy Mother Church. The Catholic Women's League o! the Diocese 01' Charlottetown .113. sembled at Convention in St. Pet- er's. respectfully submit the fol- lowing resolution to the Dominion Executive. for the reception of members lntu the organization and for the insol- lation of officers be inserted in our bye-laws, the form to be decided bv the Dominion Executive. r Resolved. that the Diocesan Cath-

St. Peter's in convention do hereby strongly endorse the resolution passed by the Dominion Conven- ilofi at Calgary, protesting againsl.

mg circulated throughout our country, indecency of dress, thc low lili'.l'£‘.l lrmr- of many of the movlrr; pictures shown in our theatres. and do hereby promise that all mem- bers pf the atholic Women's League of Charlottetown Diocese d1- all in their power to encourage and support the. high Catholic stand- urd‘of decency and morality b; precept and example.

Resolved that the Diocesan Cath- olic Women's League assembled al St. Peter's continue their annual contribution to the National Bud- get and National Scholarship. Resolved that the Diocesan Cath- olic Women's League of the Dinar-so m" Chnrlorfetourn. here assembled in convention at St. Peter's. extend nuv sincere thanks to the Presidrnl. l\'lrs.~ Augustus O’l-Ianlev and mem- bers, to those who opened their

ed the visiting delegates. To Rev. "other McAuloy» for his words of welcome, his instructive address. and generous reception of o_ur dole- lzates. To Rev. Dr. Callaghan for his very inspiring sermon at our Convention Mass, t: Rev. Fathers Connolly and Rooney, for their words of encouragement; and to Dr. J. C. McDonald, of York, for hls rducative and interesting paper on “The Home and School." Resolved, that the delegates here present in Convention at St. Peter's extend our sincere thanks to our President and Secretary for their unfailing courtesy and for their capable manner of handling the business of this Convention. Further Resolved. that the Cor- responding Secretary be asked to send a copy of these resolutions to those concerned, and to each sub- division. ‘

Kind invitations were received

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kestlvu. All my other lrcll-,woohsocket, Rhode Island. m. lithe ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Hay left never thought. anything could ill) for melon a honaymoon ‘up

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‘ thc whole systl-ln because ll.’ "W" Penn-ﬂy for tho Hll‘l(~~ llﬂllltélllllvlﬁlr‘ The bride

yourmu~l ~klr .- . . .th so gm 1:» blusmllllu! "olltlrlllulmlggl]"lulltuiﬁllg, I Charlottetown Hospital.

t?“ fmmwl"?! Telwrt. each resolu- on being-adopted clause by clause“ Executive who are as follows:-

w-Qperatlon and prayers for the

the ﬂood of immoral literature be-'

homes and so graciously entertain-

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0N INSPECTION TRIIH- Capt.‘ B W. P. Bennett, inspector of hulls.

Fm‘ "m- and Mr c n: Dalton uupecwl- of Lonlll,Ot. ‘hd ' ' ' ‘ "Walther?" he Bag machinery, have arrived from Sl. was going down hill so Inst thatl-Wlm 8nd W111 133D?“ U18 steamer Y-

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I thought nothing could lllup lue. I uteﬁﬂllsborou h fpda only two light meals u (ll ' umi even’ 8

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I-ue up. My nerves were wreck- r1838 was solemnlzed ln the M13810]!

l Church. Roxbury. Mass, by the Rsv, Father Breslin, on Sunday, Oct. Adele Connors,

to Montreal ‘ Before returning to will visit the bfldfs‘ ln Charlottetown, P. E. is H graduate nurse oi,

nd Quebec.

former home

,scl<nowledged the kindly words (Z the retiring President with Wurll.

‘of sincere appreciation of the lul- ‘ ,Iel"s ability. and asked for the cml- .

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;slderatlon and support of the dclc- gates, promising to work always. with the interests of the Catholic. ,Women's League at heart. She thl-p‘ appointed the Convenors of ill-r

Organization-Mrs. W. J. Moln-

R/Ezglvcil, thug the Diocesan Cath-‘tyre, Charlottetown.

omens eague assembled ati cSt. Potter's for their seventh snnuallmbeftlill- ‘Omen on. renew their pledge or? .enlty and devotion to our Holy Trail-for, Kinkora. Father. Pope Plus XL, to his re-l

Education-Mrs. Amelia McGral h, ' Sisters of Service-Mrs. Henry

Laws-Mrs. .1. A. Callaghan, Al-l

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Mogazlne.-Mrs. Frank Murray‘, Charlottetown.

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Travellers‘ Ald.-—Mrs. J. W. Mc-Y

Kenna, Kelly's Cross. i

Immigration-Mrs. Charles Fish-j er, ‘Iracadie. -

Social Service.—Mrs. Mary Mc-,

That o. form of ritual Aulay. St. Peter's. ‘

Juniors-Miss Helen Flynn, Char- luttetown.

The singing of the exalting hymn ,"Holy God, we praise Thy Name," brought to n close the business ses- sions of the convention.

clic Women's League assembled at, At 3 o'clock on Thursday afterp.

‘noon, the delegates were taken on: a most enjoyable motor drive over

f the eastern part of the Island, vlsit- ‘lng cn route the churches at Rollo; Bay, Sourls, St. Columbus, SLMar-f garet's and St. Charles. and re-. turning in the evening to the re-

sidence of Mr. and Mrs. John R.-

McMillan at Cable Head. They 00-‘ l cupy the old historic home of the“ l

late Bishop McIntyre, with Mr. Mc- Millan's mother, who is a nlecc.

Here a most cordial welcome was‘:-

lgiven the delegates, and a most

delectable supper was served byl.

the hostess, assisted by the ladies‘ of St. Peter's sub-division. Besides ‘this. there was a feast of music. and a ﬂow of soul. the occasion being graced by the presence of Reverend Father McAulay. Reverend Father ,Rooney and Reverend Father Cal- ‘laghan. The singing of the Na- tional Anthem brought to a close an evening of rare enjoyment. as a IhaPDY ﬁnish to a very successful {convention both from a business ,nnd social standpoint. |

In closing, I wish to say that they spirit o1’ the convention was on they

from Alberton and Kinkors, for the holding of our next annual conven- tion. which wcrc vcry much up- prcciated. The invitation to Kin- kora extended by Mrs. Henry Train- or, President Sub-division. was ac- cepted, having been extended first. sincere thanks being extended both

these sub-divisions for their kind invitations.

A unanimous vote of thanks was tendered the retiring president, Mrs. W. J. McIntyre, for hcr untirlng energy in the cause. and for her wonderful executive ability, which has been recognized throughout Canada. In rising to respond, Mrs McIntyre spoke very feelingly and thanked thcnoﬂicers of the Execu- tive for their co-opcration. ln all the different phases of c the year's work, asking that the same consid- oration be shown her successor. She then called upon the newly- elected Diocesan President. Mrs. F. J. Casey, to take the chair. This the latter did amidst hearty ap- plause; for the splendid vote ac- corded Mrs. Casey was sufficient

evidence of the conﬁdence reposed in her by the delegates. who un- Alberton. 8nd MFB- JOhH MGGIHB- derstood the value of an efficient

on. Hope River, brought forward president.

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