PHE ORGAN OF 'HIE ARCHDIOCESE OF PERTH
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No. 1977 (New Series)
Obituary of We regret to record the death late Mrs. Elizabeth Ryan, relict of the her at place took which Ryan, Thomas
Fremantle
Maylands
A ,most successful Irish concert was given at the Town Hall on Wednesthe Chrisday night last, to augment packed autian Brothers' Appeal. A demanded it and present, was dience from each artist an encore number. unThe weather, fortunately, kept fine almost til 8.30, from which time untildown in the last item the rain came
The Cinderella dance organised by Miss Piney, and held in the Hibernian Hall on Monday last, was carried through present very successfully, everyone well. Mrs. seeming to enjoy themselves for O'Keefe kindly supplied the music Arthur E. A. Messrs. the occasion. and H. J. Dalton also rendered good During the evening little service. Miss Winnie Hoare delighted the gathWhat ering with a song, "That's an Mothers Are MX& For," and asJerry Mr. encore number "Bubbles." Quinn gave an exhibition of step dancing in his usual good style. Mr. Leo Rodoreda acted as M.C. The men are still bobbing about at it bazaar work. Mr. Arthur has given out at last that the name of the men's ladies The Stall." Cavan stall is "The will have to look out, as the amount of work being done in connection with this stall promises to outshine all the others. Mr. Arthur is talking of runsocial ning two shows during July evening in the Hibernian Hall. and a Children's Ball in St. Luke's Hall, May lands. Ladies, beware! or this stall will leave you all in the dark. There is some deep scheming going on with the Refreshment Stall. Mrs. Rose and her assistants are putting in a lot of good work, but will not let it out for fear of some other stall profiting on her knowledge; but they hope for and expect a good attendance in St. Luke's Hall on June 29th, where they are holding a euchre party and dance. Everyone who attends will be assured of a good night's enjoyment. "Limerick The organisers of the
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VOL. XLIV
PRICE 3d
PERTH, SATURDAY, JUNE 19, 1920
farewelled
AND REPRESENTATIVE BY FREMANTLE PARISHIONERS. LARGE
off Presbytery and Church, and pay recently the Convent debt which was pleasI sin taken over by the parish. know how ed, therefore, because I atbadly it is wanted, that an early tempt is to be made to place the parish on a better working basis, andwillI trust and pray that your efforts for I thank you again be successful. your demonstration of kindness and
Father filled the whole atmosphere.) Hallinan detailed many of the experiand in Fremantle, had priests the ences his wish, he said, "was to recall those memories. Father Callan was a big personality. There was nothing im.
perious about him, no self-assertion, Ilis success and quite unobtrusive. rested on the thorough manner he did his work. Please God, he will return good wishes." ENTHUSIASTIC PROCEEDINGS. with renewed health and spirit." Loud applause and musical honours Brother Brennan, Superior of the brought the function to a close ed together, he continued, to say goodOn Monday night last, at *t. Patgentle- Fremantle Christian Brothers, voiced hospitable and genial to a bye that raid be it rick's Hall, Fremantle, cleared They were his appreciation of the fact that the torrents, but, happily, it again man, one loved by all. farethe people who gathered to bidCallan, home. departing priest was the first to meet up to allow the people to return sorry Father Callan was leaving Frewell to the Very Rev. Father function. and him on his arrival two years ago, and Ireland to go would He It was a very enthusiastic mantle. this State, in of the Oblates Superior and the voice, good attend in to all Rome he had since then always found him a were to there artists The from On Friday evening, May 28th, the constituted perhaps the) largest meetFather Callan their rendition of incomparable Irish General Chapter of the Order, and iftheit real friend. He hoped of Mary assembled in St. Josing of parishioners recended in conFull bring would he would only be away a short time, but Children will God's melodies was indeed creditable. were in function Cathollb any music room to say farewell to with eph's a nection such by to back be benefited would he week. blessing that report next Vicar of Christ's members, Miss Madge their of one Fremantle. To bear this statement his come now well-earned rest as had to the peeple of Western Australia. McInerney, on the eve of her departure the out, if necessary, mention tias only Father Cal- way. Ireland, in Next Wednesday evening will seeMesspeaker "When ever;' where she has gone to almost that Wooroloo, made to for be wished rising, in Fremantle. people in the Chairman, "tell season The event of the lan," said Mr. Dowling, The of take up the noble work of nursing. referred to the very large rigember the for the splendid artists the if the cup all even and thank them, with dames Monaghan and Mulcahy have are we to honout being somewhat cold, musical people present to do musical programme they had given, weather practically made final arrangements The be dashed from their lips and they be dancing inand priest. omitted, departing were items dress -revered the much of fancy decoration and the for for their huge plain left with the gall and the bitterness, and the ladies It dulged in the whole of the evening, to hall wee crowded before eight o'clock. I hall and making all the necessary preball, to be held in the Town Hall. suctell them again we are with them. the delight of all, more especially when see, the A fewIluinutes later Father tallan enpromises to be an unprecedented hope that in God's own time you will parations. As ever.yone couldrenovated What ovation. an to received the music was of the best and brightand spared tered, been hall had been completely No effort has us." to cess. back come to graying those present were the intensely been must have The minutest detail tastefully arranged. Continuing, est. AmongstO'Donnell make it such. and Rev. Dr. was the numspeech, Mr. and evening sincere the but of Rev. Father brief Sheridan's guest a honour the In great that a said attention. Monaghan Mr. has received Fre. to sorry accompanied by both were was journeyed. who he who A said Kearnan, priests Mulcahy lie of music. ber Dan shoulders. been placed on his had Band will render its bestbeen secured, Monall Stewart, old Rev. thought and Right but Houlahan mantle including the and glad to be present, had to voice the practical appreciation, Messrs. of late train to Perth has be a distinct the departing guest's parfriends signor Verling, V.G., and Very Rev. would pray for the "blessing to have of the Fremantle people. "The attendwhilst the supper will were Archsix in McInerney of the us Mrs. and amongst Chancellor back Mr. ents. Callan evening's Mpre-Hallinan, Father ance and enthusiasm of the parishionand pleasing feature of the care has be present owing to severe Mr. J. Monaghan presided, diocese. months." -night," he said, "are a tole unable toDuring Very special ers here to enjoyment. she DirecCallan intense' Father an by antisupported colds. an was for, and you have affection love and catering en of the been bestowed in Mr. Alford, on behalf of the H.A.C.13. No tor of the Sodality, Father O'Donnell, and the Vicar General on his right. won in their hearts, Father Callan. We cipated very large attendance. Society, gave expression to the good on behalf of the Children of Mary, preIn his opening remarks, the chairman of priest means, misgivings need be feared of this funclarge feelings that had always existed be- all realise what thethelifesacred very the at pleasure his sented to Miss McInerney a beautiful expressed God expectations. office all and acknowledge tion not meeting tween Father Callan and the Society. In making the Patbound prayer -book. and representative gathering present, Wherever called you to perform. Many sets have been arranged. He wished him a good trip and a plea has cause or ansome from note that presentation the Rev. Father spoke of to said UP. and to asked indebted SET was country the went COURTS they rons are particularly SINN FEIN to sojourn. the guest of liked sant have which in would esteem high be who the will many other, As the sacrifices the priests made. was the that dress description cardsin THE Already in the south and westtheir the evening was held, and the interest Mr. Whitely, speaking for the Society be there were prevented from being so, the child's affection for its mother provided for exclusive use Perth and wish the anything in Dowling, in Mr. voiced ,taken Paul, always de county court judges are finding secretary, had the she Vincent St. therefore of the was that from it so Trains natural and great, RECORD. work greatly reduced owing toin the read their apologies. These were he knew to be in all hearts, and thata people revered and respected their connection with the Sodality, and bethe Fremantle are timed to leave at 8.45, Stall" request everyone to attend at would Very Moss (Adm., would have Callan of the most regular attendants large number of cases dealt with Father one Rev. Father; ing that from was the Fremanof The affection p.m. priests. 7.40 7.10, and -night, where things Cathedral), Dean Martelli. J. Healy, J. long and pleasant holiday. He was tle people for the Oblate Fathers was at all of the Society's meetings, he Republican Courts, while Republican 105 Sixth -avenue to in have a most police are successfully keeping order are sure to be booming, and everyone J. Ryan. F. Flynn, C. Weaver, -and always a friend and a help and "guide unsurpassed. This was carried into trusted that she would S. sorry to leave. those large country districts from be will successful future in her new sphere, and in our work," was Mr. Whitely's conMessrs. Brennan and Weir. practical effect by the substantial che- he withleaving old although that, felt sure which the R.I.C. have had to be usual remark. their 'occluding The local Hibernians held que representing hard cash -and after The musical programme, which diawn. The early programme of Sinn friends, she would make new ones. cash! meeting on Tuesday evening last, cupied the first half of the function, all there's nothing like hard Father Neville. 0.M.I., on being callto to appreciate learn Wednesday evening a billiard soon would Fein, which used to be laughed out who Last Dur"I honour attendance. fair received. have the a instrumental well I was and was -which when there (laughter) ed on to speak, consisted of vocal Mr. Stewart scorn, is being gradually worked and championship was held between repreiniIt is the sen- her at her truetheworth. of presenting to you. the ing the evening Mr. R. Boordofwas numbers, and was as follows: -Over- thank the parishioners for their appre. kindly sentiments with remarkable precision in theseNews sentatives of the Celtic Club and sosupplemented the "He member said. which we (Her"Exile" he this benefit prompts full song, that a superior," timent Ahern; our tiated H. of R. Mr. ture. ciation Messrs. S. Firman and other directions -London Daily Society. In your expressed. On rising to receive the Members of the branch were man Lohr), Miss Doreen Hellion: song, deserves all that has been said of him, know you will appreciate. ciety. was accorded McInerney Special Correspondent, April 16. Gordon, for the Society, were matched supplied with organising leaflets sup- "How Oft Have I Sat on the Brow 'of and I wish to supplement the remarks. travels in Ireland, your old country, I gift, Misshonours. against Messrs. Scanlon andofE.theParker leafThe who Junior Board. -but musical Dr. Kearnan responded on beRatazzi, the it -(laughter) District spend the Diana entering to by you Miss want Hill?" first plied This I remember when DEATH. respectively. At the end Rev. assisting wherever you are think of this night, lets are for the purpose of House in Dublin finding Father Callan gave "Red Rose Buds" as an encore; the scores were: Firman, 250; half of the recipient, and in a happy obtaining new members. think of Fremantle." at 250 violin solo, "A Romance," Miss Lucy there. He was always a grand priestPlay was continued by in Holy FRANCIS.-On Monday, 7th. inst., Scanlon, 171. little speech, thanked the Children of Mass, Maylands, 9 o'clock: Mulcahy; song, Mr. Arthur Nash; song, In his absence the recompanion. As Father Callan rose to respond, he ly bescores their contestants, the Exchange Hotel, Boulder.of Elsie, other the by was greeted with prolonged applause. Mary for their gift and their kindness. Devotions, 4 "Sentenced to Death," Mrs. Shanahan; assisted 10 o'clock. be will Fathers Bayswater, maining The Nice 250. daughter handed 264; Gordon, then the beloved infant Parker, ing: A dainty supper was song, Irish Norcia. Bolger; New of feelings Jas. mixed "with p.m. said, Mr. is," he Benedictines "It the recitation, hair and Lily Francis; aged Ii C.Y.M.S. thus won the tournament by and dancing was resumed until sentiment is expressive in this gather. that I have to speak. I sincerely thank round, "Goodbye," Miss Lucy Byrne. Before de'Mrs. 500 to 435. close cm the small hours. Calgatherthe Father me goodbye. addressing farewelling to bid in here -night who Chairman, to carne ing all taken The has Society's Lord "The Lord gave. the Attention is called to the parting each girl was called upon to lan; it would not be difficult to guess I know in my very heart I don't deing, said that they were assembled away, blessed be the name of the second annual ball, to be held on the a speech, to their great surprise, there that night to express their pro- the welcome he will receive if he re- serve this magnificent reception and make Arrangements are now Lord." 12th. July. which caused no end of fun and laughOblate the to find for difficult find it I us." to testimonial. admiration turns found St. Patrick's Branch, No. 142. The singing of "Auld Lang Syne" well in hand, tickets are available, ter. the at It regret words to express my gratitude. Fathers, and their sincere IN MEMORIAM. The Chairman, in asking a tribute and it is expected that the event will then brought a very enjoyable evening amwould be shame that would keep me departure of Father Callan frombeing The usual fortnightly meeting of the from a fellow -priest from Perth, called successful. very when the gathering dispersbe close, to a his of not proud, Hibernews I am the The back. in of them. from coming pray ongst branch was held upon Father Hallinan, Chancellor MeMAIION.-Of your charity, with many expressions of goodDuring the week the secretary of the aboveHall but my conscience would not allow me ed on Thursday, June 10th. All called away by his superiors had come the Archdiocese. "Out of the heart for the repose of the soul of Thomas Football Club received donations to- nian will for Miss McInerney's future. they But complithese of the with me Fremantle. to take away exception the to the a surprise with as Kalgoorlie, officers commenced at the mouth speaketh," McMahon, who died The euchre tournament and dance wards the funds of till club from Dr. But I knew an apology were glad 01 that opportunity of con- the ments, so undeserved. Chancellor. and continuing, said that June 15. 1918. by ,the Children of Mary in Horan, Mr. E. Russell, North Perth, vice-president (from whom veying their admiration for the rever- although he was senior to Father Cal- that they come from grand, kind, faith- arranged -Inserted by his loving wife_ and and Mr. D. Ardagh, M.P.S. The club was received) were present. aid of St. Joseph's Church, passed off thankto glad Monaghan very will be Mr. I hearts. ful gentleman. advice end his he had sought years, in lan both from a finandaughter. Amongst the correspondence was asuccessfully, heartily appreciates the great assistmost for my clergy with rests the Vicar General and and council many times and his friend- come back. But that The letter from Mrs. George Evans, of Goo ed and social point of view. ance rendered by these gentlemen. their attendance, and trusted that if ship always. For Father Callan Freman- superiors. I am indeed proud of the cial WANTED. -Board and Residence, won by the following: Miss Society's accountancy classes mailing. asking the secretary of the were The prizes farewell anywhere sent the be and to -night to were Frereception Callan he thought, but it also joys, had its tle Mr. 2nd; Mrs. Daly. 1st.; for young lady, near Post Office, office, K. Bourke, have recommenced their studies, and branch to visit her husband. Bro. Father speak- heaped its sorrows upon him. It is a great consolaThe given to me. Hospital. it would be back to W.A. The M.J., c/o RECORD The mantle. Mr. Chidlow, 2nd. incidentally their preparation for the George Evans, in the Public 31st, pleasure for a priest to know Taylor,Dr.1st.; er was quite certain that wherever prizes speaker retraced the tragic happenings tion and awork the presented Perth. Kearnan next Commonwealth Institute Exami- The letter was dated May was but Rev. of priest A prayers the recognised. go. is Father Callan did "It was no that his of the Christmas of 1918. to the lucky winners, and congratulatnations, which will be held next Oc- for some unaccountable reason andnot is encouraged in his work for souls by in all the good people of Fremantle would less than the eve of Christmas itself The organFor the present one cies§ will recived until Friday. June 4th, ed them on their success. MiseellaneousGift Evening tober. My had died in go with him. was to sing Midnight Mass and 'kind words and appreciation. for brother I specially the when will cater meantime which the isers wish to thank the following for be held, your for the for heart rejoices in gratitude Word to preach. expressed V.G., paid tribute was Callan members Vetting, the examThe Father of on the night section hospital. given Monsignor assistance the intermediate valuable the many acts of kindness, kindly feeling, of the entertainment, and which added BABIES OF THE FOUNDLING whom he came through from St. John of God's A very encouraging membertheir deep regret that the brother had to Father Callan as a priest, ination. have always been HOME, Hospital that the much loved and now and goodnessandas especially Rev. Dr. its success: known ever since he came to the had towards is already enrolled, and every- died without being seen by a sick visimuch ship so here this Will be Held at He was a splendid type of late lamented Father Smyth was dy- manifested, I can never forget Freman Kearnan, Mesdames G. Bailey and L. State. thing augurs for a successful term's tor, and a motion was carried instructto-night. ing, and by a strange and depressing N. McMahon, Tattam Messrs. There are still vacancies to be ing the secretary to forward a letter of priest, and that he had won the hearts Warner, work. in you MRS. CUNNINGHAM'S LEEDERremember will always I tie, and of the people was evidenced by the- coincidence information was also reHoulahan, Langdon; to Rev. filled, and Catholic youths with a lean- condolence to the widow, together with VILLE HOTEL, my prayers and Masses wherever I am. (Perth), Vicar ceived that on that very night Father O'Donnell, Sisters of St. Joson ing to this section of professional life an explanation showing why her hue splendid gathering present. Thepriest's "Just a final word, if you will allow Father Flynn, who was chaplain to the Wood. to enrol at once. The band was not visited before his death. General knew of the departing Doyle, Mrs. T. Ison, Mr. S. Mrs. do well eph's, would Fremantle. of parish the In Ireland and in man's Point Hospital, had been strick- me, regarding Wednesday June (Perth), work elsewhere. fees arc extremely moderate, and the The District Secretary expressed his out in one or two ' Chidlow, and Mrs. McCarthy branch Scotland very - populous parishes were en with influenza, and was already It has been pointedfinancial at 7.45 p m. for prizes, and also to the ladies of instruction imparted by the tutor (Mr. regret that no member of the is position the that speeches he Burplace latter a temperature of 164. of the late Bro. the running At funeral reorder. the care. generously first All of the his so is who attended under St. Joseph's, T. Kirkpatrick) issued. A. been should or have could it not what Although Cards The officers of the branch Evans. gained great knowledge of the educa- dened with this knowledge, Father probably must be remembered that ex- sponded to the appeal for refreshments The class meet every Monday night at Sympathisers are Cordially Invited. not seen the notice of tional system there. In his six years Callan at one o'clock' on Christmas be. It have Hay had supply Rooms, they a beautiful along most Society stated sent in the and 7.30 p.m. the and incurred, be to Cunninghis morning was obliged to preach his penses Mesdames Chamberlain and in Fremantle the people knew meet street, where full particulars regarding the funeral in the paper. Thethesecrebuilding of the new presbytery under- of dainty eatables. ham, Organisers. (Seldom has a Christmas sermon! He was always ready to tary was instructed to notify in offithe classes can be obtained. taken because you knew the old one to the worth. had a period of time been more tense than cers of the branch by telephone calls made upon him. the Then there have for use. an More waste in the Federal kitchen the moments Father Hallinan occu. be unfit case of any future death of a brother. big, generous heart. He was alsoVerthe Convent Treasurer Watt's unfulfilled mission. been two bazaars for the debate With the thus. that Monsignor Grand Social & Dance speaking pied in Bro. Hynes reported administrator. able "There are few things," says Premier now there is one and buildings, School have ling said that an inspector of the State knowledge and memory of the late What's the cost of it in Federal paper should which C.Y.M.S., the here with produce cannot we High Will be Held in "that Mitchell, for the Brothers' money? Wednesday. 9th. inst., schools had told him that he was in- priest still deep In their hearts, and being organised quite equal in quality to anything they taken place on to Besides these our people have AhrorICTORIA PARK TOWN HALL, July 14th, owing to debted to Father Callan for his in- the recollections, as the speaker said. School. (Victorians) produce. The only trou- was postponed absence of self- been called upon in other directions, umpire. question and the of unselfish the strenuous, of of the Thursday, alum 24th unavoidable knowledge of The mantle of Sisera seems to be the and want is the sight Appeal ble in Western Australia such as the Foundling Home desacrificing labours of the Oblate priests Minister. The Under a notice of motion, it was the education. The schools of Fremantle Father Neville waiting for the Prime Proceeds in aid of Catholic Boys' Club. population: we produce so littleall in meeting of next the none in the Archdiofor the people during those terrible last year. the However. hold 'to to is of Bendigo and Senator Pearce cided second elect it pity of were .par The of every directions. many Refreshments. assistance will need in yet Admission ls. evening epidemic which influenza on co-operation the of pm., and days 7.30 political at help their to discard have His may inclined branch not cese. that the. Eastern Press is the Fremantle people in Efficient M.C. euchre tournament with all matters at all times were character. fresh in mind, everyone of those pre- ishioner, toanddecrease the liability on the dress suits in the very near future. to mention Western Australia, or to an invitation tradi- sent was moved by the sereneness which general, arranged. grand been has the branches whilst him, favvarious of more us istic to make anything publish hospiThe meeting was then closed by the PERTH CATHOLIC YOUNG MEN'S tion of the Oblate Fathers forcharming ourably known to the people in the the SOCIETY. president in the usual manner, tality was exemplified in Callan Eastern States." always and breezy hoot Father was. "I hope,' said the Vicar General is in conclusion, "that Father Callan HIBERNIAN HALL, asnot going away for good; we may welsincere MONDAY, JULY 12, at 8 p.m. sure him of a cordial and come on his return to us." the next Sheridan's Jazz Band. Dancing 8-1. CAMISOLES SMART DINNER FROCKS FOR Dr. Birmingham, who was Tickets: Gent., 3s 6d; Lady, 2s 6d. to NEW SEASON'S SILKS FOR DAINTILY DESIGNED FREMANTLE EVENING WEAR. speaker, said it was an honour FOR EVENING WEAR. EVENING WEAR. R. PRENDERGAST, Hon. Sec. in speak for the parishioners in expresswear Evening Frocks in Georgette,with evening for exquisite for Camisoles, brown, navy, in admiration of Crepede-Chene, 40in. ing their tribute BAR fn simple vieux rose, cream and black, Fancy Dress and Plain priest, and their grey, mole, apricot, saxe, emer- in French, val.; designed parish pink, Grand with adorned esteemed their of crepeele-chene bands 12/6 ties, shoulder Euchre Party and Dance ald, purple, amethyst, resida, vieux style: floral ribbon Evening sorrow at having to gather to bid fareCamisoles, crystal beads; very special price, £8/8 Net rose, sky, hello, putty, and nigger, Its The daintiestwith well to Father Callan. He had known In Aid of St. Brigid's Buildine Fund. val. insets, 14/6. light effect, since they came t 6,1; 13s fid. and 15s 6d yard. Fathers Oblate the A large assortment of Smart Evening they HIBERNIAN HALL, MURRAY-ST. 40in. Georgette, in pink, sky, biscuit, Fremantle 25 or 26 years ago, andpurest Camisoles, in crepe-de- Frocks in all shades of Crepe-demole, purple, marone, navy, saxe, Evening Wear Band fulfilled what was Sheridan's always by had TUESDAY, JUNE 22, 1920. with Music lace, -Clans chene and Georgette; every frock French First light s. and Excellent Supper helio, vieux rose, wine, royal, nigger, chene and best in the traditions of the priestPrices ranging from £5 RefreshGood Music. posies. strap shoulders, distinctive. Good Prizes. ARRANGE') fawn, apricot, brown, sand, coral, tur- pastel floral He could speak always of all hood. LATE TRAIN To PKR'l it 5s. to £13 13s. 15/6. ments. waist, elastic per terms. highest the quoise, 8s Ild; 13s 6d; 15s ei in Oblates the exclusive to sky. Tickets, ls. Cards will be supplied for yard. Dross Decription Father Callan had endeared himself in Dainty Net Frocks, in pink, white and use in THE RECORD 40in. Black and White Crepe -de. Dainty Evening Wear Camisoles, all by his kindly and genial character. J. C. McDONALD, Hon. Secretary. lace, lemon, oyster,55/- Paris, 6d; 13s 6d; 15s 8d: I7s 6d; pink, sky, ivory, silk, and filet 75/ /0,11 Ils to was rare and to chene, ability prices black:. Me.ilitnie, business His shoulder, Double Ticket 7/6 II 1', I'r.uu ter 19s 6d; 22s 6d; 23s 6d; 25s 6d; 27s low square effect, strap NI r u credit his administration the present Single Ticket 5,'18/6. 6d per yard. buildings would stand for ever.his Ile Dinner Frocks in becoming straight in royal. putdeCharmeuse, by Satin remembered 40in. pink, saxe, putty, chiefly be will satin, lines, in Georgette, HIBERNIAN HALL, He ty, purple, saxe, biscuit, navy, flame, Evening Camisoles. in washing votion and self-sacrificing work. that black, relieved with embroideries in shoulder, strap 21. 24s 6d; spoked, 6d; picoted and JUNE 18s yellow, apricot, pink, shades and beads, also MONDAY NEXT, contrasting would urge all to pray with him only 21/ 29s fid per yard. showing the new sash effect; price, the revered priest's absence would Proceeds in aid of C.Y.M.S. Football 40in. Cashmere do Soie, in grey, mole, be temporary and brief. His own perClub. Georgette £8 8s. and black, 32s 6d per Gold Lace and Champagne is intensified, befawn, navy loss of feeling sonal simplicity in Camisoles, charming Music by Mr. J. Griffin. yard. Another Dainty Style of Dinner cause Father Callan was one of his 30/ 38in. Coloured Taffeta, in hello, nig- and effectiveness; Refreshments. Frock, entirely of Georgette, circular best and dearest friends. HALL, MONDAY, JULY 5th COTTESLOE vieux rose, putty, biscuit, Mr. Jas. S. pink, was ger, speaker Sec. next tuckings in skirt and contrasting emHonThe lace gold and i P. DAVIDSON, Black Crepe-de'Chene purbottle. sky, navy, remarks, brown, sand, introductory showing accordeon pleated in Pianiste. who, broideries, Dowling, Mrs: Miller, correct in every detail, ple, ivory, 12s 9d; 18s 6d; 19s 6d; 21s Camisoles, Bertha at neck; price, £6 15s. touchingly referred to the "Tear and 32/ 4s. parcel and ; Ladies per yard. 5s. part 6d was which Gents ; Smile," 8s the Double, Tickets : of every Irish gathering. The Celtic GRAND EUCHRE PARTY AND race could never be robbed of the preDANCE, existed between cious union that Patrons 8 p.m. to at 19, Note JULY Special MONDAY, priests and people, even in the storm will be supplied for "To -day." stress of persecution. and Dress Description Cards HIBERNIAN HALL. & he said, "it was the torch of Faith, exclusive use in THE, RECORD St. Vincent de Proceeds to Society ofcomforts the torch of Nationality. No yesterday for that Paul, to provide asunder tear can earth Secretaries. on Hon. power Evert, E. J. Mr. Mrs. E E. Franklyn and spirit of loyalty." They were gather. Patients Wooroloo Sanitortum. Tickets, Is.
home, Cambridge -street, Leederville, Although a resion Friday, June 11. the dedent for 16 years in this State, last ceased was in Perth for only the all the life, her of so or months fifteen the on spent previous years being widely was Goldfields, where she resigned quite was Ryan Mrs. known. by t. death, having been prepared Rev. Father McArdle, who administerOn Church. the of ed the last rites the rethe following Monday morning Joseph's mains were taken to St. was Requiem a Church, Subiaco, where Monsigcelebrated by the Right Rev. the corwhich after V.G., Verling, nor tege proceeded to Karrakatta, where the Father G. O'Callaghan conducted Mrs. Ryan was graveside service. ago, born in Victoria about 75 years Of the and reared a large family. Sister daughters, one is a religious, of M. St. Gerard, now of the Conventten other John of God, Ballarat. The their of loss the sighildren who mourn (Broad Armother are Mrs. Mullens(Johannesburg. row), Mrs. O'Reilly Law South Africa), Mrs. Lamont ),(Mt. John, ley ) Margaret ( Leederville (KalgoorPatrick and James, Michael lie), Denis (India), and Thomas. May her soul rest in peace
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